Love Island’s Georgia Harrison: 'I re-read my MBE letter three times'
Summary
Georgia Harrison has been honored with an MBE for her work against violence towards women. Her efforts include collaborating with the government on the Online Safety Act to tackle issues like intimate image abuse. She became an advocate following her personal experience of having private footage shared online without her consent.Key Facts
- Georgia Harrison received an MBE for her activism against violence towards women and girls.
- She worked with the government on the Online Safety Act in 2023.
- Her ex-partner, Stephen Bear, was jailed for sharing intimate footage online without her consent.
- Harrison has discussed image-based abuse legislation at 10 Downing Street.
- She appeared on reality TV, including "The Only Way Is Essex" and "Love Island."
- After Bear's conviction, Harrison donated part of her compensation to charity.
- Harrison engages in educational activities, including school consent workshops.
- She is part of the Women and Equalities Committee to support victims of similar crimes.
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