Sign up for first access to a new training package, enabling you to run a workshop on domestic & honour-based abuse, and exploring community support.
Launching on Tuesday 24th September 2024.
What is Sadiqa?
Sadiqa is an immersive audio story that asks you to walk in the shoes of a character who has lived with domestic and honour-based abuse. Sadiqa has left the marriage and attends a women’s group, where she seeks to find her voice and learn how to become independent.
Sadiqa is a fictional character devised by women, using their skills, imagination and lived experience as inspiration. Sadiqa’s story contains the voices of ‘real people’, speaking in English and community languages.
Sadiqa is a Made by Mortals production. The project was delivered with generous support from The Ideas Fund which is delivered by The British Science Association and funded by Wellcome.
Listen to the trailer for Sadiqa here:
What will I receive when I sign up?
The Sadiqa training package will be released on Tuesday 24th September 2024. When you sign up here, you will receive:
- A PDF guide to support you in running a workshop exploring the themes of domestic abuse, honour-based abuse.
- The link to listen to Sadiqa – a 25 minute immersive audio story coproduced by people with lived experience of domestic and honour-based abuse.
- An accompanying audio insight package exploring the barriers and challenges faced by women like Sadiqa, and how we can help overcome them. The audio features the voices and lived experience of people affected by this issue.
- Transcripts to accompany the audio.
- A video exploring how the music in Sadiqa was created
- Signposting information where support can be found for individuals affected by the issues explored.
This can be used as a training tool to spark thoughts and discussion around the topic, aiding you and/or your team’s personal and organisational development.
The Sadiqa training package will be released on Tuesday 24th September 2024.
Sign up here to receive it and explore what the community can do to support women living with domestic and honour-based abuse.
