As the conversation around sexual assault prevention becomes more practical, one question comes up quite quickly.
Who is responsible for making sure it actually happens?
In many cases, the answer isn’t always
Following on from what prevention actually means, the next part of the conversation is much more practical.
Because prevention relies heavily on boundaries, and more importantly, on people being able to recognise when
Following on from the conversation around Sexual Assault Awareness Month, it’s clear that while awareness exists, prevention isn’t always as well understood.
"Prevention" is a word that gets used
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and like many others, it brings an important conversation back into focus. Not because the issue only exists now, but because it gives it space. Visibility. A
Instead, we did what journalists and women in this industry always end up doing. We pulled case after case of sexual assault and abuse against girls and women in equestrian sport starting with Ireland, then the UK, then the United States, Australia and the other big horse countries.
