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Hello, Welcome back! It’s been a couple of months since I last wrote for this blog. I promise it’s all for good reason though… exciting...

“We have to highlight the ways women perpetuate and sustain patriarchal culture.” ~Bell Hooks Hello Hey there! I hope you are all doing...

Note: GINA does not support the use of the term ‘bitch’ in alignment with sexism & misogyny… This piece explores the reclaiming of the...

Hello everyone…season's greetings! I hope you are all staying well over the festive period! When I first started this blog I wanted part...

Trigger Warning: post contains some videos with sensitive content. Writing poetry can help us understand the overwhelming thoughts we...

Hey everyone!! It’s been a little while! Hope everyone is okay! I wanted to come on here to talk a little bit about the issue of spiking...

Hey everyone, I hope everyone is okay! Sorry I haven’t posted recently… life has been somewhat busy as I’ve started university again and...

For most 18 year olds today, going to university is seen as the stepping stone to adulthood and a person’s first experience of true...

The Tokyo Olympics were an Olympics like no other, but in this article, I'm shining a light on the sexualisation of female athletes in sport

The third part of post #3 (the initial shock). A personal account of the realities of the day-to-day recovery process for a survivor.

The second part to post #3 (the initial shock). A survivor's experience of reporting to the police & their advice for those considering it.

The sister post to the idea of closure - an honest, powerful retelling of one survivor's sexual assault and their first step to recovery.

When you think of closure, what comes to mind? It can look different to everyone, so why are we often told what to expect?

What does it mean for male survivors to "man up" when it comes to their mental health? How can we destigmatise this idea of openly talking.

We'd like to proudly introduce our new blog! Read more about your GINA sister and why she thinks you should be proud of yourself today.