Engender: Policy and Advocacy through Intersectional Feminism
For three decades, Engender has championed women’s equality in Scotland, using intersectional feminism to influence policy and empower marginalised voices. […]
Why Won’t The UK News Media Call Femicide A Public Health Crisis?
Femicide has been described as the “most brutal and extreme manifestation of violence against women and girls”, but journalists are
The impact of the UK’s housing crisis on black and minoritised survivors of gender-based violence
In the UK, the housing crisis poses significant challenges for many, particularly for Black and minoritised women who are survivors
From Newsroom to Exile: The Hidden Costs of Being an Indian Woman Journalist
Journalist-in-exile Malini Chakrabarty reflects on her career in light of harrowing news in India. Written by Malini Chakrabarty In my
Building a Violence-Free Scotland: Zero Tolerance’s Approach to Protecting Women and Girls
For over thirty years, Zero Tolerance has transformed public attitudes and set new standards for responsible media coverage of violence
East and/or Southeast Asian women survivors remain excluded and unsupported in the UK
Aileen Angsutorn Lees reveals the experiences of ESEA women survivors of male violence and how state and non-state institutions need
Migrant Women Press 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence Campaign
Unveiling Our transformative campaign to spotlight the struggles of migrant and ethnically Diverse women victims/survivors of gender-based violence while empowering