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No Grey Area

Today Welsh Women’s Aid has published data that shows four out of five women in Wales have experienced sexual harassment at work.

In response to this, Welsh Women’s Aid is launching the #NoGreyArea campaign which calls out toxic workplace environments where sexual harassment can flourish. Please watch our video. Like. Comment. Share.

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If you are in immediate danger, ring 999 immediately. Remember the Silent Solution System – if you cannot speak when the operator answers, press 55 to make the call-handler aware you are in danger and can’t speak.

Lockdown Resources for Survivors

We know that lockdown across Wales will be a worry for many survivors. We want to reassure survivors and their loved ones that support is, and will continue to be, available.

We have put together a range of resources that may help survivors and people concerned for them, during these difficult times.

Cardiff Half Marathon - run for us!

The postponed date for the Cardiff Half Marathon is now 27.03.22. We now have a few free spaces! Click read more to sign up!

There will also be a virtual event taking place between the 1st and 3rd October 2021. Visit the Cardiff Half Marathon website to find out more.

It is estimated that around 3 million women across the UK experience rape, domestic violence, forced marriage, stalking, sexual exploitation, trafficking and other forms of violence every year. This is the equivalent to the population of Wales.

Report of the Secretary General, 2006

🎉Sign up to run in support of #WelshWomensAid at the @CardiffHalf VIRTUAL Marathon 1-3 October. Be active in your activism. Sign up at cardiffhalfmarathon.co.uk/vir… and choose to run in support of WWA 👟 #CardiffHalf pic.twitter.com/NfwmBA46JB

About a week ago from WelshWomensAid's Twitter

Crucial to effective implementation of the strategy will be adequate & sustainable funding which support ALL survivors, recognises intersectionality and works to end all forms of VAWG Only with sufficient resources & detailed commitments can an ambitious strategy be actualised /6

About a week ago from WelshWomensAid's Twitter

A renewed focus on prevention is appreciated. We now urge the UK Government to take a lead from the wealth of prevention work already developed by the specialist sector. A public health approach is vital in eliminating VAWG Blueprint for Prevention: welshwomensaid.org.uk/wp-cont… 5/

About a week ago from WelshWomensAid's Twitter

We are concerned that advice from the sector on creating two strategies- one for domestic abuse and one for all other forms of VAWG- has not been adopted. In Wales (The VAWDASV (Wales) Act 2015) all forms of VAWG are viewed as intersecting and stemming from gender inequality. 4/

About a week ago from WelshWomensAid's Twitter

Developing advice for police around the reporting of street based sexual harassment is also a welcomed step. In the creation of such practices, significance must be placed on how harmful street harassment is & how vital tackling misogynistic societal views is to prevention. 3/

About 2 weeks ago from WelshWomensAid's Twitter