Photo Credits: Angela Christofilou
Photo Credits: Angela Christofilou
Photo Credits: Angela Christofilou
We are #notyourporn
We are
#notyourporn
A UK-based, sex positive movement fighting to protect non-consenting adults, sex workers and under-18s from image-based sexual abuse.
Stories from survivors in our community
Survivors we’ve supported share their experience of working with #NotYourPorn. All quotes are shared with permission, and names have been changed to protect their identities.
Meet Gwen,
a member of our survivor support group
#NotYourPorn has connected me with others uniquely qualified to understand my experience. It has provided invaluable support on a professional, practical and personal level. Whether an outlet to share your experience is what you need, or you need a safe respite from the subject altogether, #NotYourPorn has built spaces and specialist support for survivors to cover all bases. While every case is unique, #NotYourPorn’s growing community reminds me every day that I’m not alone.
Meet Gwen,
a member of our survivor support group
#NotYourPorn has connected me with others uniquely qualified to understand my experience. It has provided invaluable support on a professional, practical and personal level. Whether an outlet to share your experience is what you need, or you need a safe respite from the subject altogether, #NotYourPorn has built spaces and specialist support for survivors to cover all bases. While every case is unique, #NotYourPorn’s growing community reminds me every day that I’m not alone.
Meet Gwen,
a member of our survivor support group
#NotYourPorn has connected me with others uniquely qualified to understand my experience. It has provided invaluable support on a professional, practical and personal level. Whether an outlet to share your experience is what you need, or you need a safe respite from the subject altogether, #NotYourPorn has built spaces and specialist support for survivors to cover all bases. While every case is unique, #NotYourPorn’s growing community reminds me every day that I’m not alone.
Meet Jade,
a member of our peer to peer support group
NYP has supported me massively over the past 7/8 years. After initially getting in contact with them they have helped provide guidance and support throughout each stage of my journey - including a reinvestigation, media campaigns and instructing lawyers. Most importantly they have just been there to listen, which has been incredibly appreciated throughout. Peer to peer support is essential for IBA survivors because there is so much victim blaming when it comes to IBA that the victim can sometimes feel like they have done something wrong or it is their fault. Having someone to chat to that has been through the same can show them that it isn’t their fault and that they aren’t in this alone, providing them with someone to talk to that really understands how they are feeling.
Meet Jade,
a member of our peer to peer support group
NYP has supported me massively over the past 7/8 years. After initially getting in contact with them they have helped provide guidance and support throughout each stage of my journey - including a reinvestigation, media campaigns and instructing lawyers. Most importantly they have just been there to listen, which has been incredibly appreciated throughout. Peer to peer support is essential for IBA survivors because there is so much victim blaming when it comes to IBA that the victim can sometimes feel like they have done something wrong or it is their fault. Having someone to chat to that has been through the same can show them that it isn’t their fault and that they aren’t in this alone, providing them with someone to talk to that really understands how they are feeling.
Meet Jade,
a member of our peer to peer support group
NYP has supported me massively over the past 7/8 years. After initially getting in contact with them they have helped provide guidance and support throughout each stage of my journey - including a reinvestigation, media campaigns and instructing lawyers. Most importantly they have just been there to listen, which has been incredibly appreciated throughout. Peer to peer support is essential for IBA survivors because there is so much victim blaming when it comes to IBA that the victim can sometimes feel like they have done something wrong or it is their fault. Having someone to chat to that has been through the same can show them that it isn’t their fault and that they aren’t in this alone, providing them with someone to talk to that really understands how they are feeling.
Meet Ameera,
a member of our campaign community
Campaigning with NYP is incredibly positive (and empowering) - and these are just some of the reasons I am so very proud of us:
● We're a friendly, welcoming bunch who are united in our mission to fight for victim-survivors of IBA. We're non-judgmental, and we recognise all forms of IBA as equally abhorrent: thus, we fight against (and support survivors of) all forms of IBA.
● Our campaigners have inspired and contributed to better protection for survivors of IBA: this includes, but isn't limited to changes in law and policy!
● Alongside the evolution of technology, the many forms of IBA are also rapidly evolving: we continue to raise our voices against challenges and limitations faced by victims of IBA.
Meet Ameera,
a member of our campaign community
Campaigning with NYP is incredibly positive (and empowering) - and these are just some of the reasons I am so very proud of us:
● We're a friendly, welcoming bunch who are united in our mission to fight for victim-survivors of IBA. We're non-judgmental, and we recognise all forms of IBA as equally abhorrent: thus, we fight against (and support survivors of) all forms of IBA.
● Our campaigners have inspired and contributed to better protection for survivors of IBA: this includes, but isn't limited to changes in law and policy!
● Alongside the evolution of technology, the many forms of IBA are also rapidly evolving: we continue to raise our voices against challenges and limitations faced by victims of IBA.
Meet Ameera,
a member of our campaign community
Campaigning with NYP is incredibly positive (and empowering) - and these are just some of the reasons I am so very proud of us:
● We're a friendly, welcoming bunch who are united in our mission to fight for victim-survivors of IBA. We're non-judgmental, and we recognise all forms of IBA as equally abhorrent: thus, we fight against (and support survivors of) all forms of IBA.
● Our campaigners have inspired and contributed to better protection for survivors of IBA: this includes, but isn't limited to changes in law and policy!
● Alongside the evolution of technology, the many forms of IBA are also rapidly evolving: we continue to raise our voices against challenges and limitations faced by victims of IBA.
#NotYourPorn started in 2019 from a lived-experience of image-based abuse. We have come a long way from our grassroots origins.
Photo Credits: Angela Christofilou
Since our beginnings, we have grown into a community of survivors and survivor allies. Survivor-led and survivor-centred, we believe lived-experience expertise can change the world.
Standing side-by-side with the phenomenal survivor campaigners in our community, we've changed laws, created new ones, and held police, tech companies and platforms to account in the fight to end image-based abuse.
We have helped survivors find community and healing through support, justice systems, or community. We are just getting started.
Since our beginnings, we have grown into a community of survivors and survivor allies. Survivor-led and survivor-centred, we believe lived-experience expertise can change the world.
Standing side-by-side with the phenomenal survivor campaigners in our community, we've changed laws, created new ones, and held police, tech companies and platforms to account in the fight to end image-based abuse.
We have helped survivors find community and healing through support, justice systems, or community. We are just getting started.
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survivors in our wider network
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survivors in our wider network
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survivors helped to access support and justice
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survivors helped to access support and justice
Since 2019, we’ve been fighting to help survivors to access support and justice. So far, we have helped
survivors. We are committed to helping as many survivors as we possibly can.
Our ongoing campaigns
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How can you truly support our cause?
Financial contributions
With your support, we can fund our projects, expand our work and create change.
Volunteer with us
Whether your expertise is in policy, press, social media and community building, or research, it matters. Join us to extend our reach and make a tangible difference.
Partner with us
We believe a sustainable sector tackling image-based abuse is a collaborative and coordinated one. Change happens through partnerships. We always want to hear from individuals or organisations whose work aligns with ours.
Financial contributions
With your support, we can fund our projects, expand our work and create change.
Volunteer with us
Whether your expertise is in policy, press, social media and community building, or research, it matters. Join us to extend our reach and make a tangible difference.
Partner with us
We believe a sustainable sector tackling image-based abuse is a collaborative and coordinated one. Change happens through partnerships. We always want to hear from individuals or organisations whose work aligns with ours.
Take action today
There are many ways to support #NotYourPorn to help us continue to fight to protect people from image-based abuse.
Take action today
There are many ways to support #NotYourPorn to help us continue to fight to protect people from image-based abuse.
Take action today
There are many ways to support #NotYourPorn to help us continue to fight to protect people from image-based abuse.