In The Know

Tackling the roots of gender based violence

In The Know delivers empowering, educational, and interactive workshops for young people, and the parents who want to help them.

Our experience

Two decades of frontline work behind every session

30 years
Combined experience

Across the violence against women and girls sector, working directly with schools and communities.

400 schools
Reached so far

Private and comprehensive schools, pupil referral units, youth justice centres and SEND settings.

25+ partners
Working alongside us

Higher education institutions, media and culture leaders, legal services and government bodies.

Our programmes

A conversation girls and parents are too often left out of

Both girls and parents have a right to be involved in unpicking and challenging the rise in rape culture. We plug that gap, bringing everyone into the conversation.

For young people

Girls In The Know

We work with young women, offering a space to identify and unpack how misogyny, rape culture and gendered pressures affect them, and build skills to support healthy relationships.

For workplaces

Parents In The Know

We work in workplaces with parents, and those who have young people in their life, bringing them into the conversation around gender based violence.

Tilly and Shanika are trusted by
University of Cambridge Southbank Centre Wellcome Collection Foreign & Commonwealth Office Goldsmiths, University of London RADA Arts Council England Clean Break Advocacy Academy University of Cambridge Southbank Centre Wellcome Collection Foreign & Commonwealth Office Goldsmiths, University of London RADA Arts Council England Clean Break Advocacy Academy

Testimonials

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It helped to open up and think about things differently. Very inclusive and open. Facilitators were awesome.

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I was well educated by this session and I loved how it didn't feel awkward at all. I learnt about a lot of stereotypes that were broken.

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Really interactive and informative. Made me think about things in a different way and I feel more comfortable setting boundaries now.

Who are we

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Tilly Bungard

Co-director and lead facilitator

Tilly Bungard has been facilitating transformative workshops challenging violence against women and girls for 10 years. She has delivered workshops for young people and adults, including parents, teachers, and organisations. Working in conjunction with organisations Tilly has delivered work for young people in schools, pupil referral units, and youth justice centers.

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Shanika Warren

Co-director and lead facilitator

Shanika Warren has facilitated for over 20 years within areas of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion. For the past 8 years she has worked within the violence against women and girls sector, facilitating workshops with students from primary school through to university as well as with parents, teachers and governors. She has written a short film to be used in educational settings and a video game for SEND young people to learn about healthy relationships through gameplay.

Contact us

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