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LoveBrum: Hidden Heroes

Lucy, our Head of GINA, was privileged to take part in LoveBrum's 'Hidden Heroes' campaign, which shone a light on small causes doing good around Brum.

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Lucy, our Head of GINA, features in Stacie Glass' 'Life After Sexual Abuse' Podcast

"On today’s episode, Stacie has the privilege of chatting with Lucy Hebberts. Lucy is Head of GINA, a Birmingham-based non-profit supporting individuals subjected to sexual violence & abuse, & she works for GINA’s sister charity, RSVP (The Rape & Sexual Violence Project) - Birmingham’s rape crisis charity. Lucy has also published research surrounding female sexualisation & objectification, & has recently been a Co-researcher on The PROSPER Study which explores voluntary sector specialist services for individuals subjected to sexual violence & abuse in England. Lucy has been working in the sector to end violence against women & girls since 2019. In this conversation, we have a unique perspective of talking from a service user perspective (Stacie) and from the service provider and advocate (Lucy)."

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GINA features in BBC 2 documentary - Emily Atack: Asking For It?

In this deeply personal documentary, actress & comedian Emily Atack opens up her life & her social media DMs to the public, as she attempts to understand why she - & so many others - are sexually harassed online on a daily basis & what can be done to stop this. One of our fabulous GINA counsellors, Theresa, works with Emily as she delves deep into her own story & explores what she has been subjected to. This one-off special documentary aired on BBC Two & iPlayer on Tuesday 31st January 2023 at 9pm. Thank you to Emily for your strength & courage in shining a light on something so important & that will make such a difference for women & girls everywhere.

Read more about the documentary: BBC Daily Mail | The Independent | Birmingham Mail | Metro | The Times | Evening Standard | Pop Sugar

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