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Who To Follow in 2018<br />
A-Z of Who's Who in<br />
the Domestic Abuse<br />
Sector<br />
B Sam Billingham<br />
Sam founded SODA in 2009. Her own<br />
experiences of domestic abuse, led her to<br />
create a secret community where men and<br />
women who experienced and survived domestic<br />
abuse could support and guide one another as<br />
they escaped their abusive relationships and<br />
embraced their new lives.<br />
Today, SODA operates a variety of projects and<br />
services to raise awareness of domestic abuse<br />
and offer vital services for the partners of<br />
perpetrators.<br />
Award Winner Inspirational Woman UK 2017<br />
A is for Alison Boydell<br />
Alison Boydell works as an Independent Sexual<br />
Violence Advocate (ISVA) for a Rape Crisis<br />
centre. She is involved in End Online Misogyny,<br />
which highlights online violence against women<br />
and also co-founded JURIES (Jurors<br />
Understanding Rape is Essential Standard) with<br />
the late Jill Saward.<br />
JURIES campaigns for juries in sexual offences<br />
trials to be briefed about the realities of rape to<br />
counter widely held rape myths and<br />
stereotypes.<br />
2018 is the Year For Making The Invisible Visible
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