The recent election in New York City - and the historic victory of Zorhan Mamdami - has shown the power of grassroots movements and what’s possible when people come together in hope and collective action.

Rightly so I’m seeing lots of support for women & condemnation for #arsenal
As a wider issue rape culture in the uk starts as early as primary school. We all need to learn & be better allies for survivors. @everyonesinvited.bsky.social is a great place to start.

Education Corner Podcast 🎙️ interview with Soma Sara, Founder and CEO of Everyone's Invited

Please see: youtu.be/ve4xUfsaPC8?...

@everyonesinvited.bsky.social #educationchoicesmagazine #educationcornerpodcast #EDIB #DEI #equality #diversity #inclusion #belonging #wellbeing #studentsupport #PSHE

Our Facilitation Lead in West Mercia wrote an incredible piece about prevention outcomes on our substack. Click here to read the full article: open.substack.com/pub/everyone...

#AVisionToZero is a culmination of the hopes, expertise, and determination of hundreds of advocates and organisations from around the world who have a common belief: child sexual violence is preventable. See how and join @tozeroorg.bsky.social here: bit.ly/VisionToZero

Everyone’s Invited is currently developing a free, two-year pilot programme to address rape culture, sexual violence, and misogyny in primary schools - and we are now welcoming expressions of interests from schools who would like to take part.

We’re now on Bluesky, and what better way to begin than by sharing #AVisionToZero — the first global roadmap to #EndChildhoodSexualViolence, co-created with over 330 leaders & stakeholders around the world.

🎥 Watch our journey: youtu.be/Io2vN3zNO9o

📖 Read the report: bit.ly/VisionToZero

@everyonesinvited.bsky.social do vital work to educate young people and to empower school communities to foster healthy relationships, sexual well-being and to tackle rape culture.

Today I met with the inspirational team👇🏻
www.everyonesinvited.uk

Young people need and deserve quality relationships and sex education, but in its absence often turn to porn to learn about sex.

With @everyonesinvited.bsky.social showing the scale of sexual abuse in primary schools, prioritising RSHE has never been more urgent.
www.theguardian.com/world/2025/m...

Not a crisis, but a choice: Masculinity with compassion
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This BBC headline should say ‘fined for SEXUAL ASSAULT’, however they know exactly what they’re doing here…

Softening what happened into “kissing player” downplays ASSAULT. It invites debate, doubt, and minimisation.

Words matter. Call it what it is.
➡️ www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Jaysley Beck’s tragic death is yet another reminder that rape culture thrives in institutions built on power imbalances. The system failed her. And until holistic preventative education exists and is accessible to all, across society, it will keep failing others. #JaysleyBeck #EndRapeCulture

Today on #SaferInternetDay we asked our team what they do to stay safe online:

🌟"I mix up my news sources to avoid getting stuck in an echo chamber."

🌟 "I ask myself, 'where did I get this from?', 'who is this post benefitting?', 'can I back up the evidence myself?'.

Ofcom's 2024 Report which looked into Children and Parent's Media Use and Attitudes, found that 76% of children aged 5-7 use a tablet & 51% of children aged under 13 report using social media sites/apps. We need to make sure everybody feels equipped to navigate the fast evolving digital language.

In the words of the NAO, ""The lack of an effective, cross-government approach and a limited understanding of what works to help reduce these crimes, means the Home Office cannot be confident that government is doing the best it can to keep women and girls safe." www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

We wanted to share this myth busting fact-sheet about grooming gangs in the UK given some of the misinformation that has recently been spread...

“Despite these glaring patterns, misogyny remains unrecognised as form of extremism. Misogyny is not and cannot remain a side note to these acts. It is central to understanding and stopping these tragedies. We must call it what it is: a form of terror.”

As a UK-based charity with the aim of exposing and eradicating rape culture, we have had numerous conversations about our place on the platform X. Our advocacy and educational work is based in empathy, compassion and understanding, three words that no longer feel linked to our experience on X...