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Home Engender blog | Engender's Articulate project Engender blog Engender's Articulate project Some of our Twitter followers may have noticed that we’ve been talking about sectarianism quite a lot

Home Engender blog | F-words: Emojis can be feminist too Engender blog F-words: Emojis can be feminist too Amy King is a PhD researcher at Edinburgh Napier University and Digital Officer at YWCA Scotland - The Young

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.

Home Engender blog | #FeminismOnFilm Engender blog #FeminismOnFilm Feminist film buff? Weekend cinema-goer? Casual couch critic? We want your reviews of the films you love, or love to hate. Something caught

Home Engender blog | #FeminismOnFilm: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri Engender blog #FeminismOnFilm: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri As Team Engender sat down to plan ways to mark our 25 th

Home Engender blog | Feminists in the boardroom Engender blog Feminists in the boardroom Governance isn't necessarily the most glamorous area of feminist activism, but it's a vital part of making change.

Home Engender blog | Four things you need to know about CEDAW Engender blog Four things you need to know about CEDAW This week, Engender's Executive Director Emma Ritch is in Geneva at the pre-sessional

In this blog, Engender's Communications and Engagement Manager, Alys Mumford, talks about our continuing work to ensure access to free period products.

Home Engender blog | Guest Post: #GE17 - Pam Duncan-Glancy, Scottish Labour Engender blog Guest Post: #GE17 - Pam Duncan-Glancy, Scottish Labour Women's representation in politics is incredibly important. Only

As part of our guest blog series on the cost of living crisis, researcher Jenn Glinski explores how the current rise in costs is impacting victim-survivors of economic abuse.