In January 2019, Home Office revealed a report that estimate the costs of domestic abuse in England and Wales to highlight the impact of these crimes. The results outline costs as a consequence of domestic abuse such as physical and emotional harms to the victim, health service costs, lost output and victim services costs and…
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We have recently launched the CEASE sensitization posters. They are addressed to employees at every level and to potential victims. Posters’ aim is to: raise awareness on domestic violence promote a supportive environment within the company provide information and help for potential victims It is possible to download CEASE posters in English, French and Greek.…
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We have already planned many activities for 2019. More information about the e-learning platform will be posted soon. Also, we are going to organize several webinars through the year. Between February and October, four webinars will be hold. The first date is 25th of February. On 16th of April, 18th of June and…
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From 25 November, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, to 10 December, Human Rights Day, the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence Campaign is a time to galvanize action to end violence against women and girls around the world. Under the theme Orange the World: #HearMeToo, the UNiTE partners are encouraged to…
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Friday 23rd November, just two days before the International day for the elimination of violence against women, POUR LA SOLIDARITÉ – PLS officially launched the Belgian CEASE network in Brussel! 17 companies and organisations from both public and private sector responded to the call and signed the Commitment Charter of companies against domestic violence. Amongst…
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On November 9th, CSR Hellas, Diesis, FACE and Pour La Solidarité launched the first European network of companies engaged in fighting gender-based violence, as part of the CEASE initiative co-funded by the DG Justice of the European Commission, in the Parisian premises of Kering, a member of the network. The network OneInThreeWomen, the part managed…
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Domestic violence impacts victims in their everyday life and can have severe consequences on their worklife such as a high level of stress and anxiety, burn-out, sickness, absenteeism… The CEASE project aims to support companies to fight domestic violence through becoming a welcoming and ressourceful environment for victims of violence. Two days before the International Day for the elimination of…
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LAUNCHING EVENT OF THE EUROPEAN NETWORK OF COMPANIES AGAINST GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE November 9th, 2018 from 8.30 am sharp to 12.15 pm Welcome coffee at 8.00 am Kering 40, rue de Sèvres, Paris 7ème IN THE PRESENCE OF Sophie Boissard CEO of Korian, Chairman of the Korian Foundation Jean-Paul Agon Chairman and CEO of L’Oréal, Chairman…
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At the invitation of the Kering Foundation, on July 3rd, the French companies members of the project CEASE attended a training on domestic violence. Delivered by Women’s Aid, a british NGO supporting women victims of violence, participants from BNP Paribas, L’Oréal, Carrefour, Elle Foundation and FACE learned about the causes and consequences of domestic violences.…
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On June 26th took place the second webinar with the participants of the European Corporate Network of organizations involved to cease domestic violence. The network discussed the e-learning and physical training modules and the sensitization materials, part of the Action kit. This will include communication tools such as posters, flyers, a booklet about the victims’ rights and…
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