MADALDN writes on surviving gang violence in London, how she got out, and her later turn to music and activism.
Take me down but I’m back up again
Tag: domestic violence
Lessons from COVID-19: How transformative justice and mutual aid can help to address harm in communities
This article was originally published on the Transforming Society blog.
Domestic murder and migration
In October the UK’s domestic murder rate reached a five-year high.
On the inhumanity and alienation of professional detachment
A Plan C member writes about their experiences as a domestic violence worker, and the alienation a culture of “professionalism” and Sta…
All for the sisterhood: Sisters Uncut
This summer Sisters Uncut opened up an empty flat on an estate in East London as part of their ongoing campaign against cuts in domestic violence s…
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