Cover your tracks

The women's aid website gives a comprehensive guide to keeping safe online.

This website gives lots of useful information about how to cover your tracks online, however no guarantees can be given.

The safest way to access information with privacy is through the internet at a local library, an internet cafe, friend's house or at work.

Did you know?

1 in 5 women in Scotland experiences domestic abuse at some stage in her life.

^{SCS 2002 report: Macpherson, S. (2002). Scottish Crime Survey. Edinburgh: Scottish Executive}

More

Latest News

Focus group participants wanted. VAW in the media, have your say!

Zero Tolerance are currently conducting focus groups to analyse audience perceptions of news concerning violence against women.

MoreMay 31, 2013

Vacancies: LGBT Youth Scotland

CURRENT VACANCIES:
Youth & Community Development Officer (Scottish Borders)

MoreMay 30, 2013

Coming Events

Young People and Violence: Research and Engagement

Gender-Based Violence Research Network Seminar Thursday, May 16th 9.30 – 3.00

Glasgow Caledonian University, Buchanan House, Seminar Room (3rd floor)

MoreMay 16, 2013 08:30

Next Generation Feminists

You are invited to this fantastic free event at the Scottish Parliament on June 14th 2013 to meet young, inspiring feminists making a change in our society today.

MoreJune 14, 2013 12:00