Women's Safety Blog
Welcome to my women’s safety blog, a trusted space for expert insights, practical advice, and the latest thinking on personal safety. Here, you’ll find strategies to strengthen awareness, guidance for staying safe while travelling solo, and support for handling potentially dangerous or threatening situations. My mission is to empower women with knowledge that reduces risks and builds confidence in everyday life.
I specialise in criminology-informed strategies to prevent violence against women, integrating insights from sociology and behavioural psychology, and I’m currently pursuing a PhD in Criminology, focusing on Synthesising Escalation Pattern Analysis Across the Dynamics of Intimate Partner Violence to Improve Lethality Assessments. If you would like to follow my academic journey and access my publications, please visit my ResearchGate profile.

NEVER A VICTIM: Robert Kaiser Empowers Women with the Most Comprehensive Safety Guide Book Yet
WETHERBY, England, Nov. 20, 2024 — As violence against women continues to escalate, the release of NEVER A VICTIM – The Definitive Guide to Women’s Safety presents a timely and

Why a Self-Help Book to Women’s Safety is so Important?
The need for a guide to women’s safety stems from the immense and persistent challenges women face in feeling secure and protected in their daily lives. Despite progress in recognising

What Is Consent: The Line That Separates Sex from Rape and Sexual Violence
What is consent? Consent is the defining noun that separates sex and consensual sexual activity from rape and sexual assault. Since early September, the face of a woman from a

About Domestic Violence Awareness Month
October is nationally recognised as Domestic Violence Awareness Month. We must all shine a light on the resilience of survivors, the unwavering support available, and the ongoing need to work

Sexual Assault by a Trusted Person or Someone in Power or Authority
What distinguishes consensual sex or gestures of affection from rape and sexual assault is consent. Sexual consent is a free, voluntary, and informed agreement between you and another person to

Three Decades of Progress: Celebrating the Violence Against Women Act
As the United States marks the 30th anniversary of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), the Justice Department has announced over $690 million in grant funding through the Office on

What are the reasons behind the increase in violence against women?
Violence against women is now being recognised as a national emergency, according to a recent report from the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC). While this recognition is long overdue, the

About my future women’s safety blogs
First and foremost, I want to thank you for visiting my website and women’s safety blogs. Let me make one thing clear from the outset: No woman deserves to experience