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Tips for journalist writing about sexual violence and domestic abuse against ethnic minority women.

Tips for journalist writing about sexual violence and domestic abuse against ethnic minority women.

Previous winners of our media wards for writing violence against women and girls responsibly.

Pieces may be published on blogging sites (e.g. The Medium) or organisational blogs (e.g. Engender) Pieces published on personal blogs and websites are accepted as long as they are freely available online Nominations must be for an

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We are delighted to announce the 2015 shortlist. The shortlist was chosen by a shortlisting panel that reviewed anonymised text of the nominations.

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How to submit an article or piece of writing for the Write to End Violence Against Women journalism awards.