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Women in Scotland earn less than men, and are more likely than men to be in part-time or precarious work.

Women experience and navigate public space differently to men. Attitudes that the public sphere is for men has shaped how our places are planned and operate.

Care Education and training The labour market Health Abortion and reproductive healthcare Women's representation Public space Social Security Violence against women -- Primary Prevention Women's rights Our economy

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Gender stereotyping from a very early age has an impact on the decisions that girls and boys make about subject and career choice, ultimately leading girls towards lower paid and undervalued work.

Members-only activism training. Become an individual member of Engender Organisational membership Organisational membership is on offer to women's organisations or groups, or organisations with women’s sections,

discussion events and training. Priority booking for our free public events Discounts on our (occasional) ticketed events Voting rights at our Annual General Meeting Membership fees: Membership costs £20 a year, or

have undergone an internal training programme with RCS covering awareness of GBV, legal remedies and support skill practice. The helpline service is supported by a qualified solicitor and by the SWRC Co-Ordinator. The SWRC is currently

discussion events and training. Priority booking for our free public events Discounts on our (occasional) ticketed events Voting rights at our Annual General Meeting Membership fees: Membership normally costs £20 a

to ensure that training programmes like the modern apprenticeship programme do not disadvantage girls and women; and wage policy, including the living wage, should be developed to address the undervaluation of