Sistah Space Flyer
Object
flyer (X)
Object number
2018.28
Physical Description
A6 flyer advertising Sistah Space. The background of the flyer is white with purple text and a purple band at the bottom with white text giving contact details. The back uses the same colour scheme and shows a picture of Valerie Forde holding her infant daughter.
Valerie Forde and her daughter were the victims of homocide committed by an ex-partner in Hackney, 2014. Sistah Space responded to this by offering a volunteer-run service based in Hackney working with women and girls in the African and Caribbean community affected by domestic or sexual abuse.
Valerie Forde and her daughter were the victims of homocide committed by an ex-partner in Hackney, 2014. Sistah Space responded to this by offering a volunteer-run service based in Hackney working with women and girls in the African and Caribbean community affected by domestic or sexual abuse.
Material
Card
Dimension
Height (Height): 148mm
Width (Width): 105mm
Width (Width): 105mm
Exhibition Label
From the exhibition 'Making Her Mark: 100 Years of Women's Activism in Hackney' [6 February - 19 May 2018]
“Valerie Ford was a victim of homicide in Hackney, 2014. Her daughter is now one of the management committee members of Sistah Space, and we are so proud of her...Valerie and her family are
the inspiration behind Sistah Space.” - Ngozi Fulani
Sistah Space is a volunteer-run service based in Hackney working with women and girls in the African and Caribbean community affected by domestic or sexual abuse. African heritage women have some of the highest rates of underreporting and can be reluctant to use mainstream services.
Sistah Space was founded after the violent murder of Valerie Ford and her 23 month old child by an ex-partner. They have no formal funding.
“Valerie Ford was a victim of homicide in Hackney, 2014. Her daughter is now one of the management committee members of Sistah Space, and we are so proud of her...Valerie and her family are
the inspiration behind Sistah Space.” - Ngozi Fulani
Sistah Space is a volunteer-run service based in Hackney working with women and girls in the African and Caribbean community affected by domestic or sexual abuse. African heritage women have some of the highest rates of underreporting and can be reluctant to use mainstream services.
Sistah Space was founded after the violent murder of Valerie Ford and her 23 month old child by an ex-partner. They have no formal funding.
On display?
No
Inscription
[Front]
SISTAH SPACE
AN INDEPENDENT DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ADVISOR (IDVA) AVAILABLE
FACEBOOK: Sistah Space Against Domestic Violence
EMAIL:sistahspace1@gmail.com
TWITTER:SistahSpace@sistah_space
PLEASE VISIT AND DONATE http://bit.ly/29mcwHC
[Back]
SISTAH SPACE
RAISING AWARENESS ABOUT DOMESTIC ABUSE IN THE AFRICAN AND CARIBBEAN HERITAGE COMMUNITY
After the vicious murder of Valerie Forde and her toddler daughter by her ex-partner in 2014. Sistah Space has responded to the need to establish a specialist organisation for women and girls of African heritage affected by DV and other forms of abuse.
HOW CAN YOU HELP? We constantly need donations of new undergarments, toiletries, make-up and financial donations.
EMAIL:sistahspace1@gmail.com
TWITTER:SistahSpace@sistah_space
SISTAH SPACE
AN INDEPENDENT DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ADVISOR (IDVA) AVAILABLE
FACEBOOK: Sistah Space Against Domestic Violence
EMAIL:sistahspace1@gmail.com
TWITTER:SistahSpace@sistah_space
PLEASE VISIT AND DONATE http://bit.ly/29mcwHC
[Back]
SISTAH SPACE
RAISING AWARENESS ABOUT DOMESTIC ABUSE IN THE AFRICAN AND CARIBBEAN HERITAGE COMMUNITY
After the vicious murder of Valerie Forde and her toddler daughter by her ex-partner in 2014. Sistah Space has responded to the need to establish a specialist organisation for women and girls of African heritage affected by DV and other forms of abuse.
HOW CAN YOU HELP? We constantly need donations of new undergarments, toiletries, make-up and financial donations.
EMAIL:sistahspace1@gmail.com
TWITTER:SistahSpace@sistah_space