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risks to their careers and wellbeing from reporting harassment tend to far outweigh any potential benefits of doing so. Victim-survivors of harassment are frequently labelled as ‘problem-makers’ if they report their experiences, with

risks to their careers and wellbeing from reporting harassment tend to far outweigh any potential benefits of doing so. Victim-survivors of harassment are frequently labelled as ‘problem-makers’ if they report their experiences, with

Even before the Covid-19 pandemic, women’s health was being woefully under-served in Scotland.

Mainstream economics does not reflect the reality of women’s lives and contributions to society. Feminist economists have long called for gender inequality at the heart of our national and international economic frameworks.

on a new Mental Health and Wellbeing strategy Oct 4, 2022: Women and men experience mental health in vastly different ways. Women and girls are diagnosed with depression and anxiety disorders in greater numbers, and experience difference

How has Covid-19 impacted women in Scotland? We’ve been working with Close the Gap and colleagues from across the UK in a project to gather polling data throughout the past year – read more about the findings of this work in this blog.

or GDP but by an increase in wellbeing of the people of Scotland . Gendered wellbeing indicators should take a human rights approach, and measure the extent to which all groups of women and men have an adequate standard of living, including access

good mental health and wellbeing in a wide range of ways, including the impacts of gender stereotyping, medical misogyny and racism, and of course the disproportionate impact that austerity, Covid-19 and the cost of living crises have on

How has Covid-19 impacted women in Scotland? We’ve been working with Close the Gap and colleagues from across the UK in a project to gather polling data throughout the past year – read more about the findings of this work in this blog.

or GDP but by an increase in wellbeing of the people of Scotland . Gendered wellbeing indicators should take a human rights approach, and measure the extent to which all groups of women and men have an adequate standard of living, including access