Support for the Economic Justice Monitor

The Economic Justice Monitor is backed by Changing Ideas which supports individuals doing innovative work to achieve lasting social change. 

At a parliamentary event to mark ten years since the Controlling or Coercive Behaviour (CCB) offence was introduced, Nicola spoke about its significance in bringing economic abuse into plain sight. More here.

In the recently published Financial Inclusion and Violence Again Women and Girls' strategies, the Government commits to continuing work with credit reference agencies to develop an approach that supports credit restoration. More here.

A new awareness-raising campaign by AXA insurance highlights controlling or coercive behaviour and signposts to specialist support from Women's Aid England and Smart Works.  More here.