LGBT+ people and sexual violence
LGBT+ people who experience sexual violence, as children or adults, know what an impact it has on who they are and how they see themselves.
Resources & publications
Resources and publications about LGBT+ experiences of hate crime, domestic abuse, sexual violence and other forms of abuse.
Wellbeing and self care
Experiencing anti-LGBT+ hate can be very challenging and difficult, and impact your wellbeing. This information sheet offers some suggestions on how you can work towards improving…
Consent and relationships
Questions “It doesn’t count as rape if it’s your partner and you’ve had sex before, does it?” You can be raped by your partner. Rape…
Consent for young people
What is Consent? All sex has to be consensual. Otherwise, it is a crime. Consent means giving your permission or agreeing to something, in this case sex.
Consenting to sex
This information sheet answers some questions about what the law says on consenting to sex. Specifically, it deals with questions about situations when you might…
Chemsex and consent – what the law says
This factsheet is part of a series for men who participate in chemsex and who want to know more about consent in a chemsex context.
Hook-up apps and safety
Galop says very clearly to anyone who has been the victim of crime online or from someone they’ve met online/via a hook-up app that it…
