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Secretary for Health, Wellbeing and Sport, Jackie Baillie MSP and Alison Johnstone MSP . The conference will be chaired by Kaliani Lyle, Scotland Commissioner of the Equality and Human Rights Commission. Participants will discuss

Ahead of the next Programme for Government for 2024-25, we have outlined several important actions we want the Scottish Government to take to protect women’s rights and promote gender equality in Scotland.

of COVID-19 on women's wellbeing, mental health and financial security This briefing looks at the impacts of COVID-19 on women’s wellbeing, mental health, and financial security in Scotland by analysing survey data gathered from 509

to their general health and wellbeing, and specifically to their sexual health and wellbeing. It is also a right, and something young people can expect to receive as part of their overall education. For girls and young women, it is vital that

clearly contribute to the wellbeing of the country. This sort of work is still predominantly done by women – 62% of unpaid care-givers are women, the majority of childcare is still undertaken by women, and the time men spend doing

experience of health and wellbeing, play, propensity to care, cultural and social interests, and safety. 5. Success shouldn’t only be measured by GVA or GDP but by an increase in wellbeing of the people of Scotland. Wellbeing

of COVID-19 on women's wellbeing, mental health and financial security This briefing looks at the impacts of COVID-19 on women’s wellbeing, mental health, and financial security in Scotland by analysing survey data gathered from 509

to their general health and wellbeing, and specifically to their sexual health and wellbeing. It is also a right, and something young people can expect to receive as part of their overall education. For girls and young women, it is vital that

clearly contribute to the wellbeing of the country. This sort of work is still predominantly done by women – 62% of unpaid care-givers are women, the majority of childcare is still undertaken by women, and the time men spend doing

experience of health and wellbeing, play, propensity to care, cultural and social interests, and safety. 5. Success shouldn’t only be measured by GVA or GDP but by an increase in wellbeing of the people of Scotland. Wellbeing