Become a Voice for
Survivors

Dr Charlotte Proudman

Barrister & Women's Rights Advocate

Multi-award-winning barrister, academic and campaigner — named Woman of the Year 2025 at the Women and Diversity in Law Awards. Renowned for pioneering legal work on coercive control, domestic abuse and systemic reform, Charlotte's cases have set national precedents that define how courts understand gender-based violence.

"Silence protects perpetrators. Speaking out protects survivors."

Laura Richards

Criminal Behavioural Analyst & Forensic Criminologist

BSc, MSc, GMBPsS, LL.D. (h.c.)

Former Head of the Sexual Offences Section and Homicide Prevention Unit at New Scotland Yard, former violence adviser to the NPCC, and Founder of Paladin — the world's first National Stalking Advocacy Service.

Trained by the FBI's Behavioural Analysis Unit and National Centre for the Analysis of Violent Crime, Laura has pioneered risk assessment models for domestic violence, coercive control, stalking, sexual violence and homicide. She holds a BSc in Psychology and Sociology, an MSc in Forensic and Legal Psychology, and was awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws in recognition of her outstanding contribution to protecting victims and justice.

Co-author of Policing Domestic Violence, architect of stalking and coercive control law reform, and a force behind ten legislative changes to better protect women and children. Host and creator of the award-winning podcast Crime Analyst.

Bianca Wardally

Actress, Model, Advocate & Survivor

A London-based actress, model and neurodivergent survivor, Bianca has lived experience of sexual assault at three separate points in her life — twice in her teenage years and once as a young adult. She lives with Autism, ADHD, Endometriosis, PTSD and other conditions, and speaks openly and without shame about her experiences to help create a safer, more compassionate society.

For many years Bianca has quietly supported survivors behind the scenes while educating men through advocacy, awareness, emotional intelligence, rape prevention and the recognition of red flags. Her work addresses how rape culture, misogyny, patriarchy and systemic oppression harm all of society — and focuses on encouraging accountability, prevention and lasting change, particularly in boys and men.

Since early childhood Bianca has championed vulnerable, neurodivergent and marginalised survivors of all backgrounds, races and genders. Her lived experience and lifelong commitment to justice make her a powerful voice for the change this foundation stands for.