Solace Women’s Aid & Twitter reveal the hidden side to domestic abuse

Solace Women's Aid's campaign is an example of a social media platform using their tools for good, to increase awareness and encourage people to remember that there is always a story behind the selfie.

Izzy Ashton

Deputy Editor, BITE Creativebrief

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