Welcome to our video library, where you can find a collection of informative and empowering videos on topics related to our work.
Video library
TikTok, Media and Misogyny Webinar
TikTok, Media and Misogyny: How to Connect with the Next Generation Online
Watch Ilana Hutchinson, Co-Director of Outreach and Prevention at Jewish Women’s Aid and Jessica Overlander-Kaye, PaJeS Wellbeing Manager and JCOSS Wellbeing Practitioner, in this vital conversation exploring the impact of social media on young people and how adults can help.
Who we are and what we do
Our introductory video provides an overview of our work. It highlights the vital services we offer to support Jewish women and children affected by domestic abuse and sexual violence.
You'll also learn about our outreach and educational programmes which promote a healthy culture across our community.
Nicole's Story
This powerful monologue, performed from the perspective of a Jewish Women’s Aid client, shares the raw and deeply personal journey of one woman’s experience of domestic abuse. From the early days of charm and love to the slow erosion of her independence and safety, this performance highlights the hidden signs of coercive control, the impact on children, and the lasting trauma caused by abuse.
Told with honesty and emotional resonance, actress Louisa Clein brings to light the silent suffering many women endure—and the hope and support that JWA offers when they reach out.
Jewish Women’s Aid is the only specialist organisation in the UK supporting Jewish women and girls affected by domestic abuse and sexual violence.
If you or someone you know needs support, contact us on our Helpline: 0808 801 0500
JWA Put Me Back Together
Using animation, this film features the personal stories of four women and one child survivor, illustrating how our culturally sensitive support empowers women and children to rebuild their lives with dignity and hope.
Trigger warning: this film deals with an emotionally sensitive topic of domestic abuse and sexual violence which some may find distressing.