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Home Engender blog | GUEST BLOG: Pregnancy and parenthood in a pandemic Engender blog GUEST BLOG: Pregnancy and parenthood in a pandemic We've been working with the ALLIANCE and The Health and Social Care Academy

Home Engender blog | Guest Blog: Turning the tables - Ending sexual harassment at work Engender blog Guest Blog: Turning the tables - Ending sexual harassment at work Sarah Thoms is a Senior Associate at the Equality and

Home Engender blog | F-words: Virginity and Foreplay Engender blog F-words: Virginity and Foreplay Jenny Lester is a feminist writer and performer. She currently works at Equate Scotland , and has previously worked in

Home Engender blog | Guest blog: Childcare provision and the independence referendum (Indyref Thursday #3) Engender blog Guest blog: Childcare provision and the independence referendum (Indyref Thursday #3) By Craig McAngus

Home Engender blog | Guest blog: Indyref, women and poverty (Indyref Thursday #2) Engender blog Guest blog: Indyref, women and poverty (Indyref Thursday #2) By Angela O'Hagan In the run-up to our event on

Home Engender blog | GUEST BLOG: Lockdown (maternity) leave Engender blog GUEST BLOG: Lockdown (maternity) leave We've been working with the ALLIANCE and The Health and Social Care Academy to gather information

Home Engender blog | GUEST BLOG: Maternity and pregnancy services during Covid-19 Engender blog GUEST BLOG: Maternity and pregnancy services during Covid-19 We've been working with the ALLIANCE and The Health and

Home Engender blog | GUEST BLOG: My “unremarkable” pandemic pregnancy Engender blog GUEST BLOG: My “unremarkable” pandemic pregnancy We've been working with the ALLIANCE and The Health and

Home Engender blog | GUEST POST: Some thoughts on issues BAME women, including immigrants, face in the UK Engender blog GUEST POST: Some thoughts on issues BAME women, including immigrants, face in the UK Azita

be hosting a series of blogs by Elspeth Wilson discussing her research into how LARC has historically been - and continues to be - used to control the fertility of marginalised people. Read Elspeth's previous blog here. In her second