Here at SRC we are committed to working in our local community to challenge victim blaming and champion gender equality.
OUR MISSION.
To work as part of a worldwide movement to ensure that women and girls experiencing any form of sexual violence in our community are able to access needs-led, specialist support. At the same time, we will challenge the underlying attitudes that allow sexual violence to continue.
As suggested in both our Vision and Mission, here at SRC we are committed to working in our local community to challenge victim blaming, and champion gender equality.
Our vision is a world free from sexual violence and gender inequality.
CURRENT CAMPAIGNS & PROJECTS.
Reclaim the Night 2023- Schedule of Events
IT'S FINALLY HERE! Our schedule of events for Reclaim the Night 2023. We invite you to join us over the 16 days of activism as we take up physical, intellectual, emotional and social/ spiritual space as we count down to our annual Reclaim the Night march. Some events...
SRC Billboard
Last month we released an open letter (available to read on our social media) in response to a billboard seen on the Whitehouse Roundabout in Ipswich. The billboard depicted a sexualised woman in high heels, with the words reading 'It's so Easy to Lay'. This sort of...
Reclaim the Night 2023
Activism / Reclaim the Night 2023 IN PERSON MARCH at Ipswich Waterfront, Suffolk On Thursday 7th December, 2023 We will be at the University of Suffolk (on Ipswich waterfront) from 5pm banner making, origami, cake... and more! Ready to march at 07:30pm We can't...
PREVIOUS CAMPAIGNS & PROJECTS.
#IWILL @ SRC
The I Will Project is a national project that aims to engage young people in youth social action- to make a positive difference to themselves, others or their environment.
#AfterNightFail
Activism@SRC / #AfterNightFail #AfterNightFailIn the months leading up to Reclaim the Night 2019, which was themed around ending victim blaming culture, Suffolk Police relaunched their #AfterNightFall campaign- which was a reinvention of a similar campaign they ran...
Reclaim the Night 2019
Activism@SRC / Reclaim the Night Reclaim the Night 2019After the success of Ipswich’s Reclaim the Night 2018 at Suffolk Rape Crisis, we were eager to continue the momentum and come back even bigger and brighter for 2019! And so, we did! We began the planning much...
Reclaim the Night 2018:
Activism@SRC / Reclaim the Night Reclaim the Night 2018In 2018, Suffolk Rape Crisis decided to bring back Reclaim the Night Ipswich, working with Women’s Votes, Women’s Voices, The Student Union at The University of Suffolk, Suffolk Feminist Society and I Can Run...
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