Everyone’s Invited

🎬 Part 1 This Monday, Ross Kemp’s latest documentary was released on Now TV, Amazon Prime and Apple TV. We are so excited to share that Everyone’s Invited features in a large portion of episode 2. Four years ago, Everyone’s Invited began delivering online misogyny talks in schools. The need for these conversations hasn’t gone away, every classroom we walk into confirms just how desperate young people are to have these discussions. Tune in to see a snippet of the amazing work our team has been getting up to! 🎬 Ross Kemp: Lost Boys, Deadly Men on Now TV, Amazon Prime and Apple TV

Our Primary Schools List 2025 is out NOW. If you feel able, now is the time to share your stories. Now is the time to speak out about our experiences. This is the first time since 2022 that Everyone’s Invited has released a schools list. This time, we are reporting solely on primary schools📝 It’s time to listen to young people - it’s time to accept the truth, rape culture is endemic in primary schools. We must shift from reactive to proactive efforts to address and dismantle rape culture. Our research, including testimony submissions, staff interviews, and community surveys, highlights the troubling disconnect between the amount of sexual violence in primary schools and public awareness of these issues. We must confront this uncomfortable truth - children in primary schools are victims of sexual violence, and each time we push these realities to the margins, we reinforce a rape culture that enables these atrocities to persist. Child survivors have spoken through the Everyone’s Invited Survivor Safe Space; it is time for all of us - parents, teachers, policymakers, and communities to listen and act. Young people deserve to feel safe in their classrooms. Our responsibility is to protect them and create equal, compassionate, and empathy-driven environments in which they can learn and thrive❤️‍🩹

Want to support our mission to eradicate rape culture? Here’s how ⬆️

It’s *finally* festival season👏🏼 We asked people what their non-negotiables are when it comes to boundaries at festivals🎤

Olivia Rodrigo has received a lot of backlash for wearing a babydoll dress for one of her performances. It’s time to talk about the Madonna Whore complex🗣️

Have you heard the term ‘soyboy’ before? Well, it’s time we unpacked these insults. 👏🏼

Great music should happen in a space where everyone truly belongs 👭👬 We’ve partnered with @everyonesinvited to make sure Cross the Tracks is exactly that ❤️ Swipe through to see what this means, what we stand for, and where to find support if you need it. ➡️

The way sexual violence is reported in the media matters. Our CEO and founder @somasara spoke with @missnicolathorp about the importance of adopting a survivor centred approach to reporting. This is critical to fostering a culture in which survivors feel safe enough to come forward and share their stories💙

Only by addressing our own internalised misogyny can we collectively expose and eradicate rape culture📣 What actions are you taking to address these beliefs?⬇️

So often survivors are judged on their healing journey - it’s so important to highlight that there is no right or wrong way to heal from trauma. If anyone shares their experience with you, listen, don’t judge and most importantly, believe them. 💙

‘Looksmaxxing’ is a growing online trend, but if you don’t know where it comes from or what it is, let us explain ⬆️

The average wait for an endometriosis diagnosis is of 9 years and 4 months. For ethnically diverse communities it is 11 years. This is not ok. ❌ Misogyny and rape culture exist in every institution, workplace and educational setting. Even in healthcare.