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Home Engender blog | GUEST POST: Brexit - a risk to women's equality, or an opportunity to reshape gender mainstreaming in economic development? Engender blog GUEST POST: Brexit - a risk to women's equality, or an

Home Engender blog | Challenge Poverty Week: Women's employment support Engender blog Challenge Poverty Week: Women's employment support This week is challenge poverty week, so it’s a great chance to look at

Home Engender blog | Guest blog: Indyref, women and politics (Indyref Thursday #5) Engender blog Guest blog: Indyref, women and politics (Indyref Thursday #5) In the run-up to our event on 'gender equality, the

As part of our guest blog series on the cost of living crisis, researcher Jenn Glinski explores how the current rise in costs is impacting victim-survivors of economic abuse.

Home Engender blog | GUEST POST: Mainstreaming ambition Engender blog GUEST POST: Mainstreaming ambition Louise Macdonald, OBE, is the co-chair of the First Minister's National Advisory Council on Women and Girls. The

Home Engender blog | GUEST POST: Racism - We reject #NotAll, We demand #NotAtAll Engender blog GUEST POST: Racism - We reject #NotAll, We demand #NotAtAll The (much delayed) report from the UK Government’s Commission

Home Engender blog | GUEST POST: Stand with the pro-choice voice across the US Engender blog GUEST POST: Stand with the pro-choice voice across the US Feminist across the world have continued to watch in horror as

Home Engender blog | GUEST POST: Which women are visible in the Scottish Parliament? Engender blog GUEST POST: Which women are visible in the Scottish Parliament? Today we're publishing the next blog in a series

Home Engender blog | GUEST POST: WHT the **** Engender blog GUEST POST: WHT the **** During this 16 Days of Activism On Violence Against Women - and with high profile #metoo stories appearing in the courts and the media -

hosted 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 blogs here. In her final