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services to undertake training, reflect on their policies and practices, and ensure that their service is truly LGBT-inclusive. Throughout this journey, Rape Crisis Scotland has consistently worked for meaningful change and good practice.

heartening to see judicial training on sexual violence outlined in the new Government Strategy on Violence against Women and Girls. Survivors tell us often that questioning goes on for days, much of it questionable/irrelevant and not related to

resources, information, training and public education on a broad range of violence against women issues. The Women's Support Project's core funding has been seriously affected by local authority budget cuts, with Glasgow City

to have gone through any training in trauma-informed practice, or gender-based violence. Ling Lee said: “Surviving Translation focuses on the importance of providing appropriate and ethical translation for women who have come to this

Director of Prevention and Training Kathryn Dawson said: “Despite record numbers of reported rape, it has the lowest conviction rate of any crime in Scotland. It also remains incredibly under-reported, so these figures still do not show

Prevention, Helpline, training, outreach, policy work or awareness raising activities. They provide an assurance of quality alongside a benchmark for excellence in the delivery of specialist services for survivors of sexual violence. The

also develop and deliver training and workshops to schools, youth groups, and professionals on a range of topics related to sexual violence and gender equality. This, alongside our youth-led campaigning, is part of work to change societal