Engender produces a range of publications including reports about specific subjects, parliamentary briefings, responses to consultations, and our annual reports. These are all available online, and we can also send printed copies of selected reports. Contact us to arrange this.
In 2017 Engender launched the Gender Matters Roadmap, which sets out the steps needed to move closer to women's equality in Scotland by 2030.
For the last two years, Engender has been involved in an ambitious project to speak to women across Scotland about intra-Christian sectarianism, and its effect on their lives. This report summarises what women have told us about their experiences, and discusses ways that taking a gendered approach may change the way that anti-sectarianism initiatives are delivered in Scotland.
Date of publication: May 2015.
Filename: 1432569345_The-S-Word---Womens-experience-of-intra-Christian-sectarianism.pdf | File size: 1206KB | Tags: sectarianismFor the last two years, Engender has been involved in an ambitious project to speak to women across Scotland about intra-Christian sectarianism, and its effect on their lives. This toolkit summarises what women have told us about their experiences, and guides funders, public bodies, and third sector organisations working on anti-sectarian initiatives to include women, girls, and gender in that work.
Date of publication: May 2015.
Filename: Making-sure-your-work-works---Gender-and-sectarianism.pdf | File size: 253KB | Tags: sectarianismFor the last two years, Engender has been involved in an ambitious project to speak to women across Scotland about intra-Christian sectarianism, and its effect on their lives. Part of this work included the making of a participatory film, led by three young women. These are the screening notes for that film.
Date of publication: May 2015.
Filename: The-S-Word---screening-notes.pdf | File size: 117KB | Tags: sectarianismIn December 2012 Engender was funded to carry out a series of small workshops with women's organisations in Scotland. Working with existing partners, we held a number of short sessions to explore women's perspectives on intra-Christian sectarianism in Scotland. Women told us that their experience of sectarianism is different from men's. Our initial findings challenge some of the narratives around sectarianism in Scotland.
Date of publication: March 2014.
Filename: Women-and-sectarianism-in-Scotland---March-2014.pdf | File size: 210KB | Tags: sectarianism religionTo join our email list, simply enter your email address below.