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2 Everything seemed to change at once: women’s liberation and the women’s movement(s) from the 1960s
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More services in the 1990s More services in the 1990s
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The Black women’s movement and specialist black and minority ethnic services The Black women’s movement and specialist black and minority ethnic services
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Two pioneers among many: Asian Women’s Resource Centre and Southall Black Sisters Two pioneers among many: Asian Women’s Resource Centre and Southall Black Sisters
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Women from other minority communities experiencing domestic violence Women from other minority communities experiencing domestic violence
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Services and definitions develop and change Services and definitions develop and change
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Women’s Aid into the 2000s Women’s Aid into the 2000s
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Refuge, Against Violence and Abuse, SafeLives and Solace Refuge, Against Violence and Abuse, SafeLives and Solace
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Justice for Women, Centre for Women’s Justice and Fighting for Women Justice for Women, Centre for Women’s Justice and Fighting for Women
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‘Honour’-based violence, FGM, forced marriage and harmful practices ‘Honour’-based violence, FGM, forced marriage and harmful practices
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BME women’s organisations and funding cuts BME women’s organisations and funding cuts
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8 As time went on: the movements on domestic violence and harmful practices grow
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Published:May 2021
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The movements on domestic violence and abuse expanded as time went on. This chapter brings the discussion of domestic violence services from the late 1980s to the 2020s. It discusses the challenges thrown up by the growth of domestic violence services as time went on and the evolution of accepted definitions. It debates, the development of specialist BMER services (including the Asian Women’s Resource Centre, Brent, and Southall Black Sisters) and services for abused women from other diverse communities. The chapter charts the development of Women’s Aid in the 2000s and of projects in the wider movement like Refuge, AVA, SafeLives and Justice for Women. It discusses the development of attention to harmful practices, like FGM, forced marriage and ‘honour’-based violence, and the struggles against them.
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