Campaigns

For survivors of sexual abuse, prostate concerns can be hard to deal with. Get the lowdown on what to look for and the support available.

The IPSO review of the Editor's Code is a significant opportunity for us to challenge rape myths and misinformation in the press.

Sexual Abuse and Sexual Violence Awareness Week sees the launch of the Consent Coalition website and consent resources for the people of Nottingham/shire

Our Support-After-TV campaign is taking a huge step forward and we are currently drafting guidelines to submit to Ofcom in response to their consultation

IPSO's Review Consultation of their Editorial Code signifies a huge opportunity for us to get rid of rape myths and misinformation in the media.

We have contacted General Election candidates in Nottingham/shire asking them to pledge to support survivors of sexual violence.

Why the media should provide contact details alongside stories that deal with sexual violence.

We're asking for all UK TV networks to provide support information after all shows that feature sexual violence, across their live and digital platforms.

Our @NoMoreRapeMyths Twitter campaign directly challenges media use of rape myths whilst encouraging responsible coverage on the issue of sexual violence.

This week long spotlight spreads the message that any form of sexual abuse or sexual violence is unacceptable