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first women's music festival On July 16th 2016, Pandora Fest will launch Scotland's first and only Women's Music Festival, supporting women musicians and celebrating female musicianship across all genres. Taking place at

first women's music festival On July 16th 2016, Pandora Fest will launch Scotland's first and only Women's Music Festival, supporting women musicians and celebrating female musicianship across all genres. Taking place at

seeing ourselves in films, music videos and advertising, and the inability to relate to the majority of women in media is making a lot of us feel insecure. It’s not all doom and gloom in the world of advertising though, as it appears to

seeing ourselves in films, music videos and advertising, and the inability to relate to the majority of women in media is making a lot of us feel insecure. It’s not all doom and gloom in the world of advertising though, as it appears to

and kickass role models in music and art who challenged gender norms a la Kathleen Hanna, Brody Dalle, and Carrie Brownstein. It was a complete age of discovery – I loved that there was this movement that accepted women as people who could

users when seeking access to music venues and other similar locations. Music appears as a recurrent theme throughout many of the essays in Nasty Women , whether by involvement in the gig scene or appreciation of a particular artist. The archetypal

Engender’s staff team is responsible for the organisation’s operations.

has PE in 5 th period but a music lesson over lunch, for sons getting supplies for their mums doing shift work, for brothers concerned that family finances mean their sister is going without. It’s also an important part of destigmatising

women. We see it in films, music and wider pop culture – that femininity is exclusively intertwined with sexuality. This blatantly disregards that we come in all shapes, colours and sizes and teaches women growing up LGBT+ that unless

We've been working with the ALLIANCE and The Health and Social Care Academy to gather information about experiences of pregnancy and maternity services during Covid-19 from women across Scotland. Alongside our work, we're sharing a series