Violence against Women

Service	Description
Hackney threatens 100s of jobs with 'nil policy' on clubs	400 jobs are at risk of closure because of the council's plan to adopt a 'nil policy' on clubs that would put an end to the renewal of licenses.
Help save Southall Black Sisters	Southall Black Sisters LogoSign the Petition to No. 10 opposing Ealing Council’s threat to withdraw funding for SBS
Paulo Longo Research Initiative	PLRI is a project hosted by the IDS which aims to improve understanding of the issues affecting the lives of sex workers. The initiative is a collaboration of scholars, policy analysts and sex workers. It brings together research and advocacy material that challenges conventional approaches to researching sex work and that promotes legitimacy and labour rights for sex workers. Working on an extremely tight budget we began by offering PLRI a simple basic Drupal installation for their content.
Sign the Rape Crisis petition	to call for secure government funding to allow Rape Crisis to continue its work
Take a stand against violence against women. Take back the Tech!	Join the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-based Violence by taking control of technology.
Take Back the Tech 2008	Join us online for 16 days of technical action to resist domestic violence.
Take back the Tech!	How does technology like the internet and mobile phones impact on violence against women? What can we as activists do, to use technology to stop the violence? Take Back The Tech! Watch the video, comment and share!
UK Action against Human Trafficking	Group campaigning against human trafficking, and exploitation of women, men and children, including for the sex trade. UKAST researches, publicises victims’ stories, lobbies government, and organises local groups and events, starting in Norwich.
Womens Aid Federation	Womens Aid Federation of England (Womens Aid) is the national charity working to end domestic violence against women and children.