We're beyond grateful for Sara’s continued support in helping us build a safer world for women, children, and young people affected by domestic abuse 🫶

🎟️ Don’t miss out — grab your ticket now!
👉 shesellssanctuary.bigcartel.com

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☕️ Tea/coffee on arrival
🥪Light lunch provided
🗣️ Networking & learning opportunity

Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your reporting skills, network and make a positive impact!

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Designed as a workshop of valuable discussion and learning, this event is especially relevant to those in the media industry, including but not limited to; journalists, broadcasters, editors, media students and others committed to responsible reporting 📝

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This was an important opportunity to share key learnings, highlight survivors' experiences, and advocate for lasting change.

We are incredibly grateful for the opportunity to highlight the impact of domestic abuse across the UK.

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Check out our socials over the next few days for a fuller round up and you can check out the Guidelines here➡️womensaidni.org/resources/responsiblereportingmatters

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Officially opened by Justice Minister @naomilong.bsky.social and Health Permanent Secretary Peter May, the day was full of amazing speakers with invaluable insights, interesting conversations and the importance of lived experience🗣️

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We are incredibly grateful to the Minister for taking the time to engage with our team and the women we support—an important and meaningful discussion!

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She also spoke with our dedicated staff about the realities of violence against women in Northern Ireland and learned about our fantastic Social Action Youth (SAY) Project—developed in collaboration with the Safeguarding Board for NI, who joined us for the visit 🗣

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