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their finances, health and wellbeing. Unless housing and homelessness policy is gendered, we are never going to develop responses that afford women and children safety, hold perpetrators to account and respond appropriately to domestic abuse.

have a big impact on the wellbeing of carers. You can read our full response here . Posted on June 8 2022 at 21:16 Share this post on … Tags: unpaidwork care 434 b Comments: 0 (Add) You must be

increase protection and wellbeing for migrant, refugee and asylum seeking women. Creating new institutions would present an opportunity to embed and deliver gender quotas and there would be raft of new legislation and oversight frameworks that

children to learn. The wellbeing of our communities depends on their labour, and their work should be fairly paid and fairly valued. Our equal pay law was forged by the collective action of low-paid women who were tired of economic

to Scotland's economic wellbeing. For the past few years, we've been asking women to share the invisible work they've been doing. We've been doing this through an online survey, commissioning photo essays, and using the

We’ve published the second in our series of mini-briefings shining a spotlight on how to achieve a primary prevention approach in different areas of public policy

impacts on health and wellbeing for many. Women from some Black and minority ethnic communities are more likely to have three or more children. This abhorrent policy must be scrapped. WE NEED CHANGE TO MAKE WOMEN'S VOICES

resources to support your wellbeing Find all the details and apply here. Posted on July 8 2024 at 11:40 Share this post on … 538 b « Later entry Earlier entry » RSS Comments

leisure activities and their wellbeing. Engender response to the Scottish Government consultation on the Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) Bill We welcome this opportunity to respond to a consultation on the Gender Recognition Reform

To mark the annual 16 Days of Activism campaign, our Policy Officer for Engender's Delivering Equally Safe project, Hannah Brisbane, shares some background on our briefing for MSPs on the importance of primary prevention in challenging and