Fiona Vera-Gray is a Leverhulme Early Career Fellow in the Department of Law at Durham University working on violence against women and girls. She has over a decade’s worth of frontline experience in the sexual violence support movement and is a well-regarded expert in sexual violence prevention with young people. She has written widely on the topics of sexual violence, sexual harassment, and women’s safety work.

"This is a condensed version of a large research study, intended for a wider audience than the in depth research. It won't come as any shock to most women who experience life through a lens of 'just surviving' but it should be able to open eyes and minds to how society works and how structures actively work against women in many instances. A key read for anyone interested in gender politics, feminism or, for what it's worth, 'men's rights'." NetGalley

• Introduction;Women, fear, and crime;It’s all part of growing up;The work of creating safety;The right amount of panic;Ordinary resistance.

Fiona Vera-Gray is a Leverhulme Early Career Fellow in the Department of Law at Durham University working on violence against women and girls. She has over a decade’s worth of frontline experience in the sexual violence support movement and is a well-regarded expert in sexual violence prevention with young people. She has written widely on the topics of sexual violence, sexual harassment, and women’s safety work.

"This is a condensed version of a large research study, intended for a wider audience than the in depth research. It won't come as any shock to most women who experience life through a lens of 'just surviving' but it should be able to open eyes and minds to how society works and how structures actively work against women in many instances. A key read for anyone interested in gender politics, feminism or, for what it's worth, 'men's rights'." NetGalley

• Introduction;Women, fear, and crime;It’s all part of growing up;The work of creating safety;The right amount of panic;Ordinary resistance.