Imkaan has published a manifesto 'In Our Words’.
This manifesto calls for the new government to improve policy and practice, to end violence against women and girls and protect its most marginalised population.
Great News!
After a period of hiatus, Imkaan is moving forward. Growing stronger. Looking forward to stepping back into the spaces you need us to be in.
Look out for our New Year’s Announcement!
The Communication Barriers Working Group is launching a new report. The report highlights how communication barriers negatively impact VAWG victims/survivors' experiences of safety and access to justice. The evidence provided by this work shows that victims/survivors with communication needs are more likely to be afraid to contact the police for fear of discrimination and violence.
Imkaan conducted a participatory evaluation of Comic Relief’s Supporting and Sustaining Specialism Programme: a unique ring-fenced fund for specialist ending-VAWG B&M women-led by and for organisations supporting B&M women and girls.
Imkaan has been funded by the Tampon Tax Fund to make onward grants to frontline Black and minoritised women and girls’ organisations committed to ending violence against women and girls (VAWG).
We’ve raised our concerns about Zoe Billingham’s recent media statements in relation to her report into the police response into VAWG. We fervently reject her equivocation of VAWG with ‘terrorism’ …
EVAW, Imkaan and WRC are hosting a London Mayoral Hustings as an opportunity to discuss candidates’ policies on tackling VAWG in London.
New report finds system collapse and calls for political intervention on juries, police and prosecutors.
