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inclusive and quality education. However, we know that’s not yet a reality here in Scotland. Segregation and gender stereotyping in education continues to limit equal opportunities for women and girls, and creates a context of

on Disability , Pearson Education, Harlow UK FINKELSTEIN, V (1993) The Commonality of Disability, Disabling Barriers – Enabling Environments ed. by Swain, J, Finkelstein, V, French, S an Oliver M, London: Sage, p9-16 FRENCH, S

Abortion remains within the criminal justice system in Scotland, with women requiring the approval of two doctors to access routine, safe reproductive healthcare.

and entrepreneurship, education, care, macroeconomics. If women are not to be pushed behind by economic recovery then their different experiences of work, skills acquisition, entrepreneurship, education, and care will need to be part of

Even before the Covid-19 pandemic, women’s health was being woefully under-served in Scotland.

Men are overrepresented in all of Scotland’s democratic bodies. There are multiple barriers to women – particularly women of colour, disabled women and LGBTI+ women – accessing politics.

sector in its role as an education provider, are also considered. Although the review is primarily concerned with developments within the UK, the practice of anonymous reporting is relatively new and so other countries’ experiences are

and entrepreneurship, education, care, macroeconomics. If women are not to be pushed behind by economic recovery then their different experiences of work, skills acquisition, entrepreneurship, education, and care will need to be part of

Mainstream economics does not reflect the reality of women’s lives and contributions to society. Feminist economists have long called for gender inequality at the heart of our national and international economic frameworks.

Gender Equality Taskforce in Education & Learning July 21, 2021 Members of the Gender Equality Taskforce in Education and Learning were shocked and saddened to hear of Emma’s death. Many of us knew Emma professionally and personally