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Transphobia in Brighton

Posted on June 6, 2018February 11, 2021 by Julian Coates

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Today we hold all those lost to transphobia in our

Today we hold all those lost to transphobia in our memory. We stand in solidarity with our trans siblings, today and everyday. 💜

This #internationalmensday we look at the theme of

This #internationalmensday we look at the theme of #positivemalerolemodels!

At a time where so many negative male figureheads are gaining influence and power it’s important to look at what makes a positive male role model…

So we’ve asked some of our friends!

You're not alone. Our peer support groups at Survi

You're not alone. Our peer support groups at Survivors' Network offer a safe, compassionate space to connect with others who understand. Whether you’re seeking comfort, shared experiences, or just a place to be heard, we're here for you. Together, we heal. 💜

To attend please visit our website to complete an initial self-referral.

Coming soon! 🥊💜‼️ DM us to find out w

Coming soon! 🥊💜‼️

DM us to find out ways you or your workplace can become one of our 16 Days champions! 💜

Survivors’ Network Joins Lewes FC for Internatio

Survivors’ Network Joins Lewes FC for International Men’s Day Match to Celebrate Positive Male Role Models. ⚽️⚽️⚽️

This Saturday, Lewes FC and Survivors’ Network are teaming up once again to celebrate International Men’s Day. With this year’s theme of “Positive Male Role Models,” we’re focusing on the importance of supportive male figures and highlighting the strength and resilience of male survivors of sexual violence.

1 in 6 men suffer some kind of sexual harassment or abuse over their lifetime.

As Sussex’s dedicated support centre for survivors of sexual abuse and violence, Survivors’ Network offers a safe space and vital resources for survivors of all genders, and recognise that male survivors often face unique challenges in speaking out and accessing support.

By joining forces with Lewes FC, a club known for its commitment to equality and social change, our collective aim is to encourage conversations around masculinity, vulnerability, and empathy—essential qualities in breaking down harmful stigmas.

During the match, we’ll share stories and insights that honor the role of positive male mentors and allies, who help create a culture of respect and support.

Together with Lewes FC and their supporters, we’re advocating for a world where male survivors feel empowered to seek support, and where compassion and solidarity define what it means to be a “role model.”

Join us on Saturday as we stand united in support of male survivors and celebrate the power of positive male figureheads in our society.

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Sex and intimacy following sexual violence can be

Sex and intimacy following sexual violence can be incredibly tricky to navigate.

💜 It's important to remember that there is no right or wrong way to feel.

💜 We know that survivors' responses to sexual violence can impact their sex lives and intimate relationships in many different ways.

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