Women harmed by porn-using men and sex dolls: Online launches, podcasts and media
This year has seen the release of two new books from the CS team - He Chose Porn Over Me by Melinda Tankard Reist and Sex Dolls, Robots and Woman Hating by Caitlin Roper - both published by our latest pledge partner, Spinifex Press.
Below is a collation of their 'best of' interviews over the last few months - podcasts, presentations and news articles - about the contents of their new books.
Read moreSex Dolls, Robots and Woman Hating Book Launch
Campaigns Manager Caitlin Roper's new book Sex Dolls, Robots and Woman Hating: The Case for Resistance was launched online by Viviane Morrigan. You can watch the video on YouTube, or read her speech below.
Read moreIn the news: Caitlin Roper reveals shocking child sex abuse doll trade secrets
‘The sinister world of the illegal child sex abuse doll trade has been explored in a new book that reveals some shocking secrets.’
Read moreMedia Release: Women harmed by men who use porn and rise of sex dolls: new books published by Spinifex Press
Collective Shout Movement Director Melinda Tankard Reist and Campaigns Manager Caitlin Roper are authors of two new books confronting porn's impact on relationships and the global trade in sex dolls and robots, published by Australia’s leading feminist publisher Spinifex Press.
Read moreInternational Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women 2020
'We cannot end violence against women without addressing the cultural drivers which normalise and fuel it.'
November 25 is International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. It marks the first of 16 days of activism to raise awareness about male violence against women and amplify the global call to end it.
In our decade of work to end sexual exploitation we’ve repeatedly highlighted the links between a culture which glamourises violence against women - in advertising, marketing, products, music and film - and societal attitudes which tolerate it. We cannot end violence against women without addressing the cultural drivers which normalise and fuel it.
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