Pop Campaign

We all have different understandings of what peer on peer abuse is and how it presents but we all know just how harmful this can be in a young persons present and future. We wanted to be able to engage young women in a conversation around peer on peer abuse without focusing on the more extreme cases.

Our Definition - Peer on peer abuse is any form of physical, sexual, emotional and financial abuse and coercive control exercised between young people and within young people’s relationships (both intimate and non-intimate). Everyone directly involved in peer on peer abuse is under the age of 18.

Following on from consultations and conversations with different groups of young women we have developed a Peer on Peer (POP) Abuse Campaign, Rewind: Mind the Signs. The campaign will run as a graphic novel in 12 weekly instalments following the life of 14 year old Jasmine as she navigates teen friendships and pressures.

https://issuu.com/together-women/docs/rewind_-_episode_1_-_social_circles

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This is a national campaign designed by young women and girls for young women and girls. To raise awareness of peer on peer abuse and engage young women in sharing their views and experiences and seeking the support they need. #mindthesigns #rewind
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About Us

Together Women are a charitable organisation, working to support women and girls with multiple and complex needs across the North of England.
Our Centres

LOOKING FOR SPACE? Together Women centres offer free space to groups or individuals looking to deliver or develop gender specific activities in the community. Get in touch
Volunteer

Together Women work with over 100 volunteers every year. Bradford, Leeds, Sheffield and Hull all offer volunteer programmes.
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