Hull Resident Calls Violence Against Women and Girls ‘An Epidemic’
A domestic abuse survivor from Hull has called violence against women and girls an “epidemic.” Jennifer Gilmour, 37, has dedicated her efforts to raising awareness on this critical issue.
Jennifer Gilmour’s Advocacy
To share her journey and support others facing similar struggles, Gilmour has authored four books detailing her experiences within an abusive relationship. Her writings aim to empower survivors and encourage dialogue about domestic abuse.
Community Initiatives
Gilmour highlights the importance of community engagement. She emphasizes that upcoming vigils in Beverley, East Yorkshire, and Grimsby, North East Lincolnshire are vital steps towards educating the public. These events aim to foster awareness and understanding of the issue.
Importance of Education
- Raising awareness about domestic abuse.
- Creating preventative measures for the community.
- Equipping individuals with knowledge to combat violence against women and girls.
Gilmour believes it is crucial to promote education to facilitate community readiness and personal empowerment. Her advocacy work seeks to inspire action and understanding in the fight against violence against women and girls.
