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its consequences. Music videos and lyrics constantly reinforce these messages and spell out exactly where the value of women lies: “She work it girl, she work the pole She break it down, she take it low She fine as hell, she about the dough

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digital graphics and short videos to raise awareness and educate other young people about relevant issues. These materials will be sharable via social media and can be used in prevention workshops. Additionally, we will be making a documentary

I Just Froze | Rape Crisis Scotland
'I just froze' is Rape Crisis Scotland's new public awareness campaign, which aims to challenge and change common misconceptions that there is a right or wrong way for people to react during or after a rape.

Making an impact Rape Crisis Scotland
and individuals sharing the videos, and promoting them locally. This worked well, e.g. the videos were screened in the local cinema in Orkney and also in Dumfries and Galloway. What kind of a response has our campaigning work had? #ijustfroze

Rape Crisis Scotland Annual Report
at advertising, music videos and video games. 9 Rape Crisis Scotland 06. SCOTTISH WOMEN’S RIGHTS CENTRE The Scottish Women’s Rights Centre launched on 22nd April 2015 offering women survivors (aged 16+) of gender based violence

CONSULTATION Reforming the criminal law
porn, sexual extor�on, videos of sexual assaults and rapes, rape threats, doxxing (publicly publishing women’s personal informa�on), and tech abuse in in�mate partnerships. Women are also subjected to behaviours in public spaces such

Non-consensual image-sharing criminalised | Rape Crisis Scotland
Rape Crisis Scotland welcomes new legislation coming into effect today which makes the non-consensual sharing of intimate images and videos (or threatening to share these) a criminal offence.

New video information in British Sign Language (BSL) | Rape Crisis Scotland
now includes a range of videos offering information in British Sign Language (BSL). These were produced in collaboration with Deaf Connections, and look at Rape and Sexual Assault, Child Sexual Abuse, Drug Assisted Sexual Assault,

Rape Crisis Scotland Annual Report
also now includes a range of videos offering information in British Sign Language (BSL) at http://www.rapecrisisscotland.org.uk/ bsl/introduction/. We also continued to maintain an active presence across a range of social media, including Facebook,

ANNUAL REPORT 2020-2021 CONTENTS
in 12 such as podcasts and videos. With usual programme institutions in partnership with rape crisis centres and delivery limited, centres were able to devote more time women’s aid groups, and we delivered a programme to their relationships

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