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Living Library: Domestic Violence

WITH SAFELIVES

20 MAY
12:00PM – 5:00PM
MANCHESTER CENTRAL LIBRARY
WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE
FREE

Every year, over two million people in the UK experience domestic abuse. None of them should have to wait until they’re in crisis before we pay attention. We need to see the whole person, the whole family and the whole society if we are to truly see the whole picture.

Alongside Allie Crewe’s powerful exhibition, I Am, SICK! Festival has been working with SafeLives and local organisations to create a Living Library.

Living Library – Domestic Violence gives you an opportunity to meet people who have survived domestic violence, those who campaign against it, people who help survivors to rebuild their lives and others who help perpetrators change their behaviour. Visitors to the Living Library have 15 minutes for frank, open conversation, to listen, ask questions and reflect.

SafeLives is a UK-wide charity dedicated to ending domestic abuse, for everyone and for good.  SafeLives work with organisations across the UK to transform the response to domestic abuse.

FIND OUT MORE
Allie Crewe – I Am

SUPPORT
Manchester Support

FUNDERS
Oglesby Charitable Trust
Arts Council England

PARTNERS
SafeLives
Manchester Central Library

Two women talking in a library
SafeLives logo, blue and pink tick
Manchester City Council logo
The Oglesbury Charitable Trust logo