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Home Engender blog | F-words: Gypsy/Traveller women in Scotland Engender blog F-words: Gypsy/Traveller women in Scotland Dr Lynne Tammi has worked in the field of Community Development for over three decades. Currently

Home Engender blog | F-words: Language and gender in board games Engender blog F-words: Language and gender in board games Jenny Lester is a feminist writer and performer. She currently works at Equate Scotland, and has

Home Engender blog | F-words: language's influence on body image Engender blog F-words: language's influence on body image The YWCA Scotland - The Young Women's Movement are currently running a digital

Home Engender blog | F-words: Reporting violence against women Engender blog F-words: Reporting violence against women Iris Pase is an Italian freelance journalist based in Glasgow. Passionate about feminism, human

Home Engender blog | F-words: the language of abortion Engender blog F-words: the language of abortion Dr Carrie Purcell is a Research Fellow in the Complexity in Health Improvement Programme, at the MRC/CSO Social and

Home Engender blog | Guest blog: Women Saying No (Indyref Thursday #8) Engender blog Guest blog: Women Saying No (Indyref Thursday #8) This week's final indyref Thursday is a double page special from two former

Home Engender blog | Guest blog: Women for Independence (Indyref Thursday #8) Engender blog Guest blog: Women for Independence (Indyref Thursday #8) This week's final indyref Thursday is a double page special from

Home Engender blog | GUEST POST: Bridging the gender health gap Engender blog GUEST POST: Bridging the gender health gap Women and girls face significant barriers to good mental and physical health. Historic lack of

Home Engender blog | GUEST POST: Empowering women to challenge stalking through technology Engender blog GUEST POST: Empowering women to challenge stalking through technology Stalking is form of violence against women

Home Engender blog | GUEST POST: Four days? For whom? Engender blog GUEST POST: Four days? For whom? In this guest blog, Ellie Hutchinson highlights the unseen work done by women in Scotland, and what this means for the