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Terrorism, hate crimes and misogyny: terminology mattersView
When newsflashes began to ping on phones across the UK on Thursday evening, we were hastily reassured that although something terrible was happening in Plymouth, it wasn’t a terrorist attack. It wasn’t until the next day that the story began to unfold. A man had shot dead his mother and …
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What does the Domestic Abuse Bill mean for women?View
Domestic abuse is a reality in households of every social strata and even faith groups. Two women a week die at the hands of their partners or ex-partners, and one in five children experience domestic abuse growing up. The level of support victims are eligible to receive is a postcode …
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Exeter Diocese Safeguarding ServiceView
You can access the service here : https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p06qc8kj We are grateful to to Rev’d Marisa Cockfield and the Diocese of Exeter for for the realization of this program. The service has been put together in consultation with survivors of domestic abuse. It highlights our baseline study conducted in partnership with …
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Be Bold for Change: Inspiration in the House of LordsView
Working in partnership to drive change for women The Bishop of Gloucester, the Right Revd Rachel Treweek inspired and challenged MPs and guests at an event in the House of Lords on Tuesday 7 March to mark International Women’s Day. The event was hosted in partnership with Christian Aid, Nelson …
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Our NEW Church Pack: Read the reviews!View
Our new edition of our English language Church Pack launched on 8th March 2016 (International Women's Day). Already, it's received positive reviews from several national church leaders, among them the Right Reverend Rachel Treweek, Bishop of Gloucester, who is an Ambassador for Restored. She says,“Love and Relationship is at the …
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