Supporting survivors of sexual violence and abuse in Sussex
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At the risk of sounding pessimistic, I can’t help but wonder: haven’t women already given enough? When I first heard this year’s International Women’s Day theme, Give to Gain, It made me think about all the things women already give and how much we are still waiting to gain.
New Training: Our one day Supporting Survivors in Higher Education Training session helps to empower university staff to respond safely and compassionately to disclosures of sexual violence. Our HEI Sexual Violence training supports survivors and ensures E6 compliance.
Amid the release of the Epstein files, the focus must remain on survivors of sexual abuse, honoring their experiences, protecting their wellbeing, and demanding accountability from those in power.
Read our speech from this year’s march as we kicked off 16 Days of Action on the streets of Brighton , where last Friday we joined hundreds of people of all ages and genders, standing together against gender-based violence, sexual harassment, and for the safety of everyone in our city.
This International Men’s Day, we’re breaking the stigma around male survivors. Sexual violence affects everyone, but harmful myths keep men silent. It’s time to challenge barriers and make support safe for all.
Standing Firm in Power and Pride: Black History Month and Survivors of Sexual Violence: In our latest blog post, we reflect on this year’s theme of “Standing Firm in Power and Pride,” and its meaning for Black survivors of sexual violence in 2025.
Ever wondered who makes Survivors’ Network the supportive, empowering place it is? We sat down with our incredible Training & Partnerships Officer, Helen Race, for a behind-the-scenes chat about training, passion and creating change.
We take a look at Office for Students E6 conditions and how Survivors’ Network’s consent and sexual misconduct training for universities supports E6 compliance.