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Content warning: this episode contains references to attempted suicide.
Until now the series has been shaped by the male experience - male fear, male stereotypes and male harm. This episode centres women and girls. Not just as victims, but as people navigating risk, silence, expectation and survival every day. With youth practitioner Ebinehita Iyere, barrister Ife Thomspon, poet and campaigner Lady Unchained, and podcaster and writer Marvyn Harrison, we explore the scale of violence against women and girls in the UK, how early it starts, and why it's often minimised, normalised or ignored.
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Ebinehita Iyere - youth practitioner and founder of Milk Honey Bees (milkhoneybees.co.uk)
Ife Thompson - barrister ...
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policeyoung peopleviolencecrimesafetyyouthschoolexclusion
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