teaching consent
Consent isn’t just a concept for adults or romantic relationships. Teaching children about consent from a young age builds a foundation of respect, safety, autonomy, and empathy. When done thoughtfully and age-appropriately, consent education empowers children to protect their boundaries, understand respect, and navigate relationships more safely as they grow.
SABRINA CARPENTER
Sabrina Carpenter’s Man’s Best Friend album cover—her on all fours with her hair held by a man—has been called “regressive” and “anti-feminist.” But rather than submission, the image plays with irony and control. From the sarcastic anthem Manchild to her bold stage performances, Carpenter satirises gender roles and embraces sexuality on her own terms. In doing so, she unsettles a culture still uncomfortable with women owning their narrative without apology. Even on all fours, Carpenter commands the scene. The cover doesn’t glamorise dominance—it questions it.
mediation & dfsv
Mediation is often praised as a kinder, cheaper alternative to court, giving families the chance to find their own solutions. But when family violence is involved, the stakes change. Power imbalances, fear, and coercion can undermine the very principles mediation is built on, neutrality and free choice. This blog explores whether mediation can ever be safe or appropriate in cases of family violence, the safeguards that matter most, and why sometimes the courtroom is the only just path forward.
tech & gbv
In today’s digital world, technology is woven into every part of our lives; how we work, connect, communicate, and move through the world. While it offers many benefits, it also opens new doors for harm.