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SIGN UP TO JOIN OUR SPONSORED WALK ON THE 10TH OCTOBER 2024.
GET INVOLVED
Register to join our sponsored walk on the 10th October 2024. The walk is fully accessible and interactive, welcoming everyone including children to join us in our mission. Together we aim to start conversations, provoke critical thinking, and provide a safe community for growth and healing. More information on the event can be found below!
The idea of this walk is to create a space where people can open conversations about red flags and micro aggressions that often lead to more significant and serious acts of domestic abuse.
It is the hope that by starting these conversations and sharing experiences we can raise awareness of the early signs and help people feel empowered to speak to friends and family without feeling like these micro aggressions are something that they're over reacting about. The aim of the walk is to be educational and to help people help themselves in domestic abuse situations. It is our aim to help people talk about and report behaviours, so that ultimately we can start grappling with the situation that affects one in four.
PURPOSE
"THE AIM OF THE WALK IS TO USE THEATRE AND PERFORMANCE TO EMPOWER PEOPLE TO OPEN UP AND RECOGNISE MICRO AGGRESSIONS. THIS WILL HOPEFULLY ALLOW THEM TO RID THEMSELVES OF SHAME AND STIGMA"
GUEST SPEAKERS
LAURA PULLEYN
Laura joined the Ford Family Foundation from a cross sector background. As a CSR professional Laura developed corporate volunteer and CSR programmes from inception, designed, developed and delivered successful social impact programmes and managed private and social sector relationships. Laura has shared her passion for social impact with charity and start up organisations through a range of pro bono consultancy and advisory services. Laura is speaking at the One in Four event through both professional and personal experience of domestic abuse, and offers a deep insight into the support available through our chosen charity Kyra.
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IRA LAKETIC-LJUBOJEVIC
Chief Executive Officer of Kyra Ira has over twenty years of experience in senior roles – including board level non-executive and executive appointments across: health and wellbeing; care and support; people and organisational development; and, housing. Her expertise spans mainly the public and charity sectors. She has clinical, life science, people development and management education and training.
AMANDA HANUSCH-MOORE
Amanda Hanusch-Moore is a police sergeant with North Yorkshire Police specialising in Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG). She has been with the police for nearly 14 years and prior to that was a primary school teacher in Bradford and Cairo. Amanda has recently graduated from the University of Huddersfield with a Master of Science degree in Criminology and Evidence Based Policing and hopes to do a Phd when she has recovered from the shock of her Masters.
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