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Speaking last night at an event on women and welfare reform at the Scottish Parliament hosted by MSPs Clare Adamson and Michael McMahon, Lebo Mohlakoana a member of the Refugee Women’s Strategy Group said: “Decision makers need to

Whenever I go to feminist events, I am consciously looking for women of colour. Are we a part of the audience? Are we represented on the panels? Are women of colour involved behind the scenes in feminist organising? If a feminist space or event

the norm not just a one-off event. How do they decide? The second set of changes addressed the number of films members watch before voting. Previously members often had more than 100 films to watch alongside their own workloads and caring

Sturgeon addressed the event, paying tribute to the work of Engender in advancing women's rights over the past quarter of a century. As well as picking up copies of both the Scotland and the four-nations shadow reports, attendees at

plans for next year! Events We’ve had an incredibly busy few months with events. We were at party conferences throughout the autumn, spreading the news of our Gender Matters Manifesto and talking to party members, MPs and MSPs,

rights at COP26. The event is currently fully booked but you can find more information and join the waiting list here. There are also plenty of arts and cultural events happening during COP26, and we like the look of The Word for World

posting about a location or event until they have left, or censoring the views or opinions they express online. Putting the onus on women to protect themselves online smacks of victim-blaming, and adds to the mental load and ‘safety

As part of our blog series on the cost of living, unpaid carer Lynn Williams reflects on the crisis and why government responses bake in further inequality and marginalization. The same shoulders bear the burdens of economic and public policy

– I see attending events and activities like this as an essential part of my role. For me, going along involved a prompt finish at work, a four-hour round trip and splashing out on a take-away tea. I got home just before 1 am, about

focused on how to make prevention work and services for women sustainable. Fatou Baldeh from DARF , Sandie Barton from Rape Crisis Scotland , and Karin Engstrom from Hollaback! Edinburgh discussed whether there had been any progress in