Our Violence Space
We listen. We believe you. We do not judge.
The safety and well-being of people who have experienced violence are at the heart of our priorities.
We offer help resources adapted to the immediate needs of people who have experienced sexual, homophobic, biphobic or transphobic violence. We also collect information to contribute to lasting change in intervention settings.
The LEXIC2 kit
The LEXIC2* kit, available free of charge, provides information about the sexual violence experienced by LGBTQ+ people.
Objectives of the kit
Break down prejudice
Deconstruct myths and stereotypes
Equip settings to foster inclusion, safety and compassion
Encourage practitioners to adapt their practices
Contents of the kit
A good-practice guide
Audio commentary from experts
2 webinars to watch
2 printable posters
Intervention tools on sexual violence
ALIX: breaking the silence on LGBTQ+ violence
LGBTQphobic violence takes many forms: insults, sexual harassment, cyberviolence, intimate partner violence, discrimination, transphobia in services, LGBTQphobia in romantic or family relationships, and more.
Far too often, it is ignored, minimized or never reported.
ALIX is a safe, anonymous and confidential space to report violence experienced or witnessed. We also offer help resources, information tools and possible courses of action there.
Why report
Reporting violence you have experienced or witnessed is a powerful act. It means:
Making the violence people experience visible, without judgment
Equipping communities, institutions and decision-making bodies
Strengthening our training with concrete, real examples
Contributing to an anonymous database that will be used to produce reports and concrete solutions
Going further
What is a situation of violence?
When you no longer feel safe, violence has already begun.
Legal clinic
Looking for a free, confidential legal information service? Our legal clinic is open, informed and compassionate.
Test your knowledge
Les violences dont vous êtes is an online game to test your knowledge, break taboos and think differently about the dynamics of violence.
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