RT @helensaxby11: Brilliant and much needed briefing from @SexMattersOrg Single-sex wards are mandated by one section of @NHS policy and then completely overturned in the annex. This needs urgent review. https://t.co/C1VNlp...
RT @ALLIANCELGB: 2./ We extend a welcome to all the new friends we made at #CPC21 to our first annual conference on October 21st. Everyone welcome; LGB, straight or trans. The line up of MPs is still being finessed (to ensure political balance). But ...
Women from an ethnic minority group more likely to be in prison (18% vs. 14% in general population) with Black women particularly overrepresented (9% in prison vs. 3% in general population). Tickets for our next in-person (in London) event here ...
“We are pleased at Committee’s decision to continue to work on the petition and gather further evidence. The petition raises substantive questions about the accuracy and reliability of criminal justice statistics, particularly in relation to serious ...
RT @SarahPedersen2: No. We don’t need Feminism any more. Or Education. Or dictionaries. https://t.co/ecZu06...
RT @centreWJ: Our Secretary of State for Justice is certainly not filling women with confidence right now… https://t.co/d6EA25...
RT @LabWomenDec: A Woman's Place is NOT in prison. This is an important meeting, held in partnership with @CrimeandJustice. Great speakers. Tickets £5 but solidarity tickets also available for supporters. 27th October Central London. Recommend https: ...
Lavina Curry (c1800) US. Abolitionist. A free black woman in North Carolina who worked as a washerwoman at the Quaker New Garden Boarding School in the 1830s. She lent her late husband's freedom papers to more than 15 men helping them escape to ...
Lavina Curry (c1800) US. Abolitionist. A free black woman in North Carolina who worked as a washerwoman at the Quaker New Garden Boarding School in the 1830s. She lent her late husband's freedom papers to more than 15 men helping them escape to ...
Misogyny is the problem. Hate crime legislation is not the answer. - Woman's Place UK
We recognise that many feminists would like to see misogyny included in hate crime legislation as a point of principle. However, we don’t believe that extending hate crime legislation to include sex, gender, or misogyny would lead to any reduction in ...
Our next public event is A Woman’s Place is NOT in prison, Wednesday 27th October, central London with @francescrook @JoPhoenix1 @BluskyeAllison @LucyBaldwin08 @RosieDuffield1 @CrimeandJustice @Mocha_Soul - tickets here https://t.co/QObDDj...
A link to the playlist of speakers at A Woman’s Place is on the podium on women and sports with Fair Play for Women, Emma Hilton, Victoria Hood, Sharron Davies, Nic Williams and Judith Green in 2019 https://www.youtube...
A link to the playlist of speakers at A Woman’s Place is on the podium in 2019 on women and sport with @fairplaywomen @FondOfBeetles @vixhood_hood @sharrond62 @AskNic @TybilAlper https://t.co/uRPOy3... https://t.co/h3XJaJ...
RT @nia_endingVAWG: "I'm a feminist, I've been female for a long time now, I'd be stupid not to be on my own side" Maya Angelou, poet and civil rights activist #BlackHistoryMonth
“Nurses expected to enact these policies have found they “undermine our ability to advocate for uphold the rights of women patients, safeguard women and importantly, treat them with kindness, honesty and integrity as we are professionally obliged to ...
NHS ‘gaslighting’ patients over trans women on female-only wards, nurse claims
Who’s included? Views of the report on transgender participation in sport
“It cannot be right that a sport could continue to prioritise trans people’s wishes over fairness and safety for women’.” @AskNic @fairplaywomen https://t.co/Kg8zvx...