SHIMA is BIMA’s programme tackling violence, harassment, and abuse towards women and girls and working to build a more respectful, accountable, and inclusive society for everyone.
Through advocacy, awareness, and action, SHIMA brings together people across creative tech and beyond to challenge harmful behaviours, support those affected, and create safer physical and digital spaces.
This is not a fight for women alone – it’s a collective responsibility. People of all genders and backgrounds are encouraged to take part. We need your voice, your allyship, and your action.
Be part of the movement. Together, we can drive real and lasting change.
Sexual harassment can happen anywhere, at the office, at work events, or even in casual team settings. But knowing the signs, understanding how to respond, and feeling confident to step in can make a real difference.
Join Aliya from Journey HR, Cynthia from Consent Collective, and another expert for an interactive session where we’ll:
Who is this for:
Men, women and everyone else at all levels
Come along, learn practical strategies, and help make your workplace a safer, more supportive space for everyone.
This is a space for everyone, we encourage participation from all genders in this conversation.
Speakers:
Aliya Vigor‑Robertson,Co-Founder, Journey HR
Aliya Vigor‑Robertson is the Co-Founder of JourneyHR, an HR Consultancy that partners with SMEs and founder owned businesses helping them to create great places to work. Aliya is a thought leader with over 25 years of experience, mostly in the creative, advertising and marketing sectors. She is deeply passionate about inclusion at work and actively mentors rising talent from black and ethnic minority backgrounds, sits on industry judging panels as an expert on People and Culture.
Matt Sullivan, Managing Director, BIMA
Matt is the MD at BIMA, the UKs community for digital and technology. He’s worked at lots of other trade bodies, communities and memberships with three or four letter acronyms in marketing, creativity and digital. He’s landed at BIMA because the world is now truly digital and we are in the driving seat of huge change. He believes that we can use the strength of the community to make sure the change is positive to the planet, its people and just about everything else.
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Mon, 24 Nov 2025
14:00 - 15:00