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bodies. Article 10: EDUCATION There are significant patterns of gendered segregation across subject choices at all levels of education in Scotland. Girls are massively underrepresented in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM),

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

on Disability , Pearson Education, Harlow UK GARLAND-THOMSON, R (2002) Politics of Staring: Visual Rhetorics of Disability in Popular Photography, in Disability Studies: Enabling the Humanities , ed. by Snyder, S., Bruggemann, B.,

equality as a result. On education and skills, we could call on the Scottish Government to increase its action on gender stereotyping in our education system. Currently, there are only two initiatives, Be What You Want and Careerwise ,

on Disability , Pearson Education, Harlow UK GARLAND-THOMSON, R (2002) Politics of Staring: Visual Rhetorics of Disability in Popular Photography, in Disability Studies: Enabling the Humanities , ed. by Snyder, S., Bruggemann, B.,

equality as a result. On education and skills, we could call on the Scottish Government to increase its action on gender stereotyping in our education system. Currently, there are only two initiatives, Be What You Want and Careerwise ,

Women’s rights are at risk in Scotland, as Brexit and challenges to the Human Rights Act threaten to undermine hard-won victories like protection from maternity discrimination.

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

social security, education, further and higher education and lifelong learning, procurement, labour market, and economic development. This collaborative approach to applying a feminist lens to policymaking has seen Scottish Government

included further and higher education (31%), social care (20%), early years education and care (18%). 20% of the cut in budget came from other areas including social security. Cutting spending meant that whilst 21% of the population are estimated