\n HEARST NETWORKS UK PARTNERS WITH SOLACE WOMEN\u2019S AID TO HELP FIGHT ABUSE AGAINST WOMEN<\/p>\n
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London, 05 June 2025<\/strong>: \u00a0Hearst Networks UK<\/strong> is proud to announce its partnership with Solace Women\u2019s Aid<\/strong> in support of its ongoing \u2018End Abuse Against Women<\/strong>\u2019 initiative. Originally launched in 2019 on the company\u2019s true crime TV brand Crime+Investigation <\/strong>as part of an EMEA-wide corporate social responsibility campaign, the initiative underlines Hearst\u2019s enduring commitment to tackling gender-based violence.<\/p>\n \u2018End Abuse Against Women\u2019 aims to raise awareness of the topic while supporting survivors of domestic abuse and fostering lasting change. Across the EMEA region, Hearst Networks teams have collaborated with local charities, ambassadors, organisations, and influencers to bring visibility to one of society\u2019s most underreported and pervasive crimes.<\/p>\n This year, Hearst Networks UK joins forces with Solace Women\u2019s Aid, a leading UK-based charity celebrating its 50th anniversary. Solace is widely respected for its survivor-centred approach to preventing violence and abuse, particularly against women and children. With a strong presence across London, Solace empowers survivors to rebuild their lives free from abuse through holistic, tailored services and community-based support.<\/p>\n Crime+Investigation has brought to screen powerful stories narrating cases of violence against women, amplifying survivor stories while educating audiences about the matter.<\/p>\n \u201cHearst Networks UK is committed to using our platform to empower women and drive meaningful change,\u201d said Heather Jones, Chief Creative Officer EMEA and General Manager UK at Hearst Networks UK<\/strong>. \u201cBy joining forces with Solace Women\u2019s Aid, we are helping to play a part in improving the lives of many women in need.\u201d<\/p>\n The collaboration includes hands-on volunteer support from Hearst employees and participation in Solace\u2019s ambassador programme. Solace will, in turn, provide educational workshops and training sessions to raise awareness and build long-term understanding around issues of gender-based violence.<\/p>\n \u201cWe\u2019re delighted to partner with Hearst Networks UK as part of their \u2018End Abuse Against Women\u2019 initiative\u201d, Rebecca Goshawk, Director of Business Development at Solace,<\/strong> commented. \u201cAs a leading provider of specialist services for survivors of domestic abuse, we understand the importance of sharing survivors\u2019 stories and raising awareness around the realities of domestic abuse. We\u2019re excited to work together with Hearst Networks UK to amplify survivors\u2019 voices and work towards a society where all women and girls can thrive.\u201d<\/p>\n For more information about the partnership and initiative, please visit: www.hearstnetworks.com\/our-purpose\/csr and https:\/\/www.crimeandinvestigation.co.uk\/<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n –\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0END \u00a0 \u00a0–\u00a0<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n For more information, please contact:\u00a0 About Hearst Networks EMEA<\/strong> About Crime+Investigation<\/strong> About Solace<\/strong>
Barbara Pianca \/ Barbara.Pianca@hearstnetworks.com \u00a0 and\/or media@solacewomensaid.org \u00a0<\/p>\n
Hearst Networks EMEA, a subsidiary of Hearst, owns and operates premium factual entertainment brands The HISTORY\u00ae Channel, Crime+Investigation\u00ae, BLAZE\u00ae, and COSMO across the UK, Nordics, Benelux, Central and Eastern Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Germany, Italy, and Spain. At Hearst Networks EMEA, we share stories that matter and inspire and entertain viewers with hit franchises (The Curse of Oak Island, The First 48 and History\u2019s Greatest Mysteries), and original commissions (The Hunt for Baltic Gold, Nameless Monsters, and The Royal Kill List). For more information, please visit: hearstnetworks.com.<\/p>\n
Crime+Investigation\u00ae opens the door to the complex, compelling world of real crime, taking viewers on a journey in pursuit of truth, justice, and a better understanding of criminal behaviour. Each journey is personal and emotional, telling the story through investigators, experts, and those most affected. The channel is home to top-rating series such as Crimes That Shook Britain, Britain\u2019s Darkest Taboos, Homicide Hunter, and Cold Case Files. CI is available in more than 50 million households in eighteen languages.\u00a0
Website: www.crimeandinvestigation.co.uk<\/p>\n
Solace is a leading specialist charity in the UK supporting women and children experiencing domestic abuse and sexual violence. Whatever form violence comes in, from rape to trafficking to relationships based on psychological or financial control, we work to end it. We know that escaping the effects of violence can be the hardest thing to do. That’s why the lifesaving support that Solace provides to nearly 20,000 women, children and young people each year is so important. \u00a0\u00a0
Website |\u202fwww.solacewomensaid.org \u00a0
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