How You Can Help – Take Action

Here are a few simple ways you can help:

1. Write to the government using our 2 minute letter writing tool to join the call for the Gaia Principle to be made law. It will help make sure survivors like Gaia can no longer endangered and denied justice because police fail to investigate a suspect properly.
2. Donate here to support Justice For Gaia. This campaign is a grassroots family led campaign and is powered 100% by public donations.
3. Click here to sign our petition asking Dorset Police to invest in a specialist rape unit that puts survivors first. After the inquest into Gaia’s death exposed so many failings within Dorset Police, not only to prosecute her rapist but also to protect and support her, it’s time for serious change. We want Dorset Police to step up for survivors and invest in something every police force should have: a specialist Rape & Serious Sexual Offences (RASSO) Unit.
4. Take a stand. Remember Gaia and show support for the family campaign online. Make your own Justice For Gaia sign (it can be artsy but it doesn’t have to be!) and post a photo online with the hashtag #JusticeForGaia and a few words of support. Please also send to justice4gaia@gmail.com. If you don’t wish to show your face you can light a candle for Gaia and take a picture of that instead.
5. Help us get the word out. Follow Justice for Gaia on Facebook, twitter and Instagram. You can also help raise awareness by sending direct messages inviting friends to join you –  for a grassroots, unfunded, family-led campaign it makes all the difference.
6. Make something beautiful. Gaia was an artist, so the #ArtForGaia project seemed like the perfect way to honour her. We’re encouraging everyone to take part, not just “artists” and though we’ve received some spectacular submissions, every one is treasured so whether you so whether you’re remembering Gaia or expressing your own experiences with mental health, sexual violence or gender inequality – please do create something and don’t forget to email us a photo at justice4gaia@gmail.com.

For whatever you do – thank you.