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separate and distinct projects on sexual harassment, which are being conducted by women's organisations across the UK including Close the Gap, the Scottish Women's Rights Centre, Fawcett Society, Chwarae Teg and the Women’s

funds to support community projects for women. In the meantime, we are continuing to chip away at the blanket gender-blind approach to ‘welfare reform’ work within Scottish Government and Parliament. This week, we submitted written

is ringfenced for specific projects and programmes. The non-ringfenced Revenue funding available for councils to deliver services falls by 3.4% (-£319.1 million) in real terms this could impact on local public services relied on by women.

and shiny new construction projects. Actually, we know that investing in care is one of the best ways to support economic recovery – spending just 1% of UK GDP in the care sector would produce 2.7 times as many jobs in the economy overall

girls' creative youth projects (MAI) // Tess Reidy: 'My place wasn't safe': the universities sheltering women from domestic abuse (Guardian) // Robert Armour: Carers worry they won't cope ahead of an unforgiving winter

and test current projects and initiatives against our toolkit. Speakers will include Emma Ritch, Executive Director of Engender, Rachel Thain-Grey of the Glasgow Women’s Library, and Sarah Robinson of YouthLink Scotland.

and national participation projects), support professionals (training delivery, resources and guidance), and undertake policy engagement to ensure that LGBT young people’s voices are heard on issues that affect them. Our services

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We all have projects on the go – watch this space – and are planning to meet up again very soon, which is really exciting. I am grateful that Young Feminist Summer School brought us all together. Daring to apply for

organisation, and projects. It still doesn’t feel real. My plane tickets are booked, the boarding passes printed, and yet I can’t quite believe that I’m going to Brussels in September. I applied to AGORA ’16 at