RePORTING

• Downloadable “How to Report” Poster for reference, and for display.*

  We’ve created this poster for your reference, and to print and display in any venue or yoga space, to ensure that all teachers, workers, students and practitioners are aware of how to report sexual harassment or violence.

• Report & Support Pack*

• After referring to the information linked above, you can reach out to us at yogacasework@iwgb.co.uk.

  *N.B Working with the police is a deeply contested issue in work against sexual harassment and violence. Many women and people of colour report experiences of escalation and harm due to police intervention, but alternatives for critical responders are not widely established in the UK. We celebrate the antiracist and feminist work of police abolitionists, and of those creating emergency and longterm alternatives. In an emergency situation, it is essential to do what makes you feel most safe. If you are thinking about reporting to the police and want to explore concerns and the consequences of reporting, and to find out more about what it would entail in order to make an informed choice, you can make a referral to an independent Sexual Violence Advisor (ISVA). More information via OSARCC is here and the service is open to survivors of all genders.