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Women experience and navigate public space differently to men. Attitudes that the public sphere is for men has shaped how our places are planned and operate.

Social Security is a vital tool to address inequality in Scotland. But women have borne the brunt of cuts to social security entitlements and public services due to the policy of austerity from UK Government.

about her socialisation and education which she gets at nursery. To be honest, I've felt a gnawing sense of guilt at times, trying to work at home, whilst knowing my partner and daughter are there trying to keep occupied/avoid confrontations

housing, income support, and education and skills above refuges. Economic inequality restricts choices, reduces access to justice, and makes it impossible to “just leave,” whether the space being left is an exploitative workplace or

do not receive sufficient education, support or freedom to make informed choices about their reproductive lives. Launched at a conference today in Edinburgh, the report highlights the undermining of disabled women’s rights which is

equality, intersectionality, education and workplace equality, and political participation. Follow her on Twitter @TalatYaqoob . Across policy making, activist movements and the third sector the term “intersectionality” is

getting proper sexual education about relationships and consent – we aren’t even doing what we can to prevent it, let alone ending it. I don’t need to tell you about the gender pay gap: we pay our refuse collectors

across the domains of care; education and training; labour market; health; media, arts, and sport; politics & public life; public space; social security; violence against women; and women’s rights. Gender Matters has now been out in

against women, on sex education in schools and most importantly, a commitment to gender analysis of structural inequality. But I am also part of a political union which gives me the ability to push for change not just for 5.5 million in