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| MONTHLY NEWSLETTER - SEPTEMBER 2021 |
In my second month at RASASC it has been a real privilege to meet with leaders in Rape Crisis and the violence against women and girls' movement to discuss current issues and priorities.
The need for sustainable funding for sexual violence services, provision of a national 24-hour sexual violence helpline run by a specialist organisation, and ensuring the new Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill explicitly recognises domestic and sexual violence within the definition of serious violence, remain vital areas that need addressing.
Amongst the ongoing challenges, there are lots of opportunities, and I am inspired by the collective power and positivity that exists in us working together for a shared cause.
Sharon Erdman
CEO
Rape Crisis South London |
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Abortion is Healthcare
Legislators in the state of Texas recently voted to make abortion illegal from six weeks - a point when many women do not know they are pregnant.
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We believe in women's rights to make decisions about our own sexual and reproductive health and well-being, and trust in women to make choices that are right for them. Here's why
Read our full post: 'Abortion is Healthcare' here » |
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| What Podcasts are women at RASASC listening to? |
| This month we asked women at RASASC what podcasts they have enjoyed listening to. From topical conversations and interviews, to 80's disco music, centring women in film, challenging stereotypical beauty standards and "unlocking ourselves" through self-discovery - there really is something for everyone. |
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We hope you enjoy!
Read 'What Podcasts are women at RASASC listening to?' here » |
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