There is a preconceived idea about who a victim of domestic abuse is and what they look like, but domestic abuse can affect anyone. 5 experts in the fields of LGBT, BAMER, Male Victims, Elder Abuse and Disability have pre-recorded videos to talk about how the experiences and tactics of abuse are affected by our identity. This live Q&A panel from the same experts opens up the floor to think about these intersect and how we should respond.
Hear Jessica Rees, Wales Hate Crime Manager at Victim Support, talk about LGBTQ+ Perspectives.
Domestic Abuse: It’s Everybody’s Business is a series of virtual events that run parallel to the 16 Days of Action Against Domestic Violence campaign, from 25 November to 10 December 2020, to raise awareness and educate communities about domestic abuse.
Take part: www.daeverybodysbusiness.org
This series of events is brought to you by the Kent Integrated Domestic Abuse Service (KIDAS) - Clarion Housing Group, Look Ahead, Oasis Domestic Abuse Service and Victim Support and generously funded by Kent County Council (KCC). Collectively, KIDAS deliver the KCC commissioned domestic abuse services across Kent.
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