Get Involved
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Be the change
You can either protect violence by accepting the status quo or you can prevent violence and protect survivors by disrupting the status quo. Care for yourself and others; learn to recognise relational and systemic violence, abuse, and trauma; speak up when things aren't right; listen to, believe, and support trauma survivors.
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Collaborate with us
We welcome collaborations on projects related to trauma and we are always keen to hear of new ideas. You may also be interested in working with us through our trauma trainings, creative research outputs, research consultancy, or art consultancy.
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For roles at Traumascapes, you can check our Current Opportunities below.
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Take part in research
We work on a lot of research projects related to trauma and mental health, all of which are led or co-led by trauma survivors. Often, there are opportunities to take part.
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Have a look at our Current Opportunities below to see if something speaks to you.
Our work is community-driven. We believe in fostering connection and collectively creating safety, freedom, and joy. Join us!
Current Opportunities
Research Participants
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We are recruiting people who self-identify as​ having experienced childhood violence, abuse, or neglect to take part in an interview on the embodied experience of childhood trauma
Interviews will be held as part of the ETHOS study, which is a survivor-led research project based at King’s College London, supported by Traumascapes. ETHOS stands for 'Embodied Trauma and Healing as Observed by Survivors' and, as the name indicates, it explores survivor perspectives of the embodied experience of childhood trauma.
Participants will receive £25 as a thank you for taking part.
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Get in touch with Laura if you are interested:
Thanks trauma, we’ll take it from here.
