Monthly Archives: March 2014

Myth: violence against women does not affect many women Violence against women is hidden and under-reported, but globally, 1 in 3 women are affected – with millions more living with the aftermath.  Myth: violence aaginst women only occurs in poor, … Continue reading →

Did you enjoy school? I’ve got to admit that I’ve realised the benefits of the place only really after leaving. I went to an all girls school in Westminster, with such a reputation that Michael Gove’s daughter will be starting … Continue reading →

So this is post 5 of what will be 10 of a series on violence against women.  I’ve tried to concentrate on a variety of different issues, so I thought that today I would write on how to support a … Continue reading →

So this is post 4 on the topic of violence against women – and I’m going to start it by saying a huge thank you to everyone who’s read it – I’ve had a huge amount of encouragement, and it … Continue reading →

So thanks to everyone who’s read and commented on the last two posts.  They’ve been quite hard for me to write, and the encouragement I’ve gotten has really meant a lot.  Thanks! So I’ve been talking about how wide spread … Continue reading →

So yesterday, I posted about my dear friend Mira.  I’ve got her ring on today.  It’s catching my heart a little bit every time I look at it. So one of my favourite proverbs ever is an African one.  It … Continue reading →

So I know I haven’t posted for a while.  Nothing too exciting, just been a bit distracted – lots going on with church and guiding especially, plus starting a new job.  Also, my quiet, timid, nervous little boy has turned … Continue reading →