We are raising awareness and pushing for positive change around stalking and coercive control in the UK in Alice’s memory. Alice Ruggles was murdered by her ex-partner, following a relentless campaign of stalking and coercive control.
We want to prevent what happened to her from happening to anyone else.
This blog will cover our activities, the activities of other organisations that we work with, policy updates, events, other relevant topics and much more!
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We are collecting stories and testimonials from people with experience of stalking and/or coercive control, as well as unhealthy relationships. These help us to raise awareness and prevent it from happening to others. If you feel like you would like to share your story, please fill out this short form: https://forms.gle/2ihvh8ubSmiePXr27
We are also looking for anyone who might be interested in writing for this blog. If this is you, please find a contributor expression of interest form here: https://forms.gle/fAinfVidJBiwUifq9
We are particularly keen to share stories from people 25 years-old and younger!
Thank you for your continued support, and enjoy our posts!
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“I love it, but I wish it was taken more seriously” – SafeLives Report on RSE provision, December 2022.
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