๐๐ถ๐๐ถ๐ ๐ฃ๐ข๐๐๐๐ฆ๐ง๐ฆ Amplifying the Voices of Women (particularly those less often heard or purposefully silenced) FiLiA meets: Mary-Ann Stephenson, Womenโs Budget Group Director, working for a caring economy that promotes womenโs equality. ...
๐๐ถ๐๐ถ๐ ๐ฃ๐ข๐๐๐๐ฆ๐ง๐ฆ Amplifying the Voices of Women (particularly those less often heard or purposefully silenced) FiLiA discusses: Rape Case in Cyprus with Bracha Barad, co-founder and Executive Director of Kulan, an Israeli feminist NGO ...
๐๐ถ๐๐ถ๐ ๐ฃ๐ข๐๐๐๐ฆ๐ง๐ฆ Amplifying the Voices of Women (particularly those less often heard or purposefully silenced) FiLiA meets: Mandy Sanghera, award winning philanthropist, a community consultant and global campaigner. https://t.co/Kkp6Oq... https://t.co/ ...
RT @SBSisters: Southall Black Sisters Advocacy Services Manager, @shakilamaan, describes the challenge of providing immediate safety for women during the pandemic. We urgently need govt commitment to fund hotel accommodation. We do not have the ...
RT @SafeSchools_UK: 1)We are delighted to announce that a high court judge has looked at the case against @OxfordshireCC (including their defence) and found that it is arguable that their Trans Inclusion Toolkit is unlawful. The case will therefore ...
RT @ClickOffOrg: We sent this to @janegarvey1 at @BBCWomansHour following today's segment about pornography. During the programme a statement by PornHub was repeatedly quoted whilst the harms of pornography were glossed over. We hope they will ...
RT @Womans_Place_UK: It is safe to say that we wonโt be attending the National Diversity Awards in Liverpool in November. But we very much look forward to attending the Emma Humphreys Memorial Prize Awards (which also take place in November) instead. ...
RT @Womans_Place_UK: โThis makes their award meaningless to women and a celebration of a singular, patriarchal notion of diversity, exclusive of womenโs struggles.โ
RT @Womans_Place_UK: We were recently nominated for a National Diversity Award. The nomination was summarily withdrawn and we were told we were under โinvestigationโ. We have never been told why or what is being โinvestigatedโ. https://t.co/neO2L0...
We are still planning for the FiLiA2020 conference to go ahead. A whole weekend of Feminism. See you there! Sisterhood and Solidarity FiLiA Team https://t.co/X6dOC6... https://t.co/ndOdkp...
WomensGrid have added some extra support services to the list such as chat lines. https://t.co/yoCnAx... https://t.co/dafSMa...
RT @FiLiA_charity: https://t.co/djgtlL...
Latest FiLiA Podcast with @SarahCactus1 looking at the Government consultation on pre-charge bail. Deadline 29th April https://t.co/IbA1wq...
New FiLiA Guest Blog by @JulesJournalist: The Titanic and the Widows it left behind. 'Their waists were pinched and aching from the daily use of corsets and their expressions in the rare photographs that exist of them speak of an empty hopelessness. ...
"it is not a charity. You are all paying for it... as taxpayers" We don't think we should get used to all these calls for charity fundraising. The government should be funding it properly. End of. Thanks to Jade for sharing https://t.co/Swelmg...
'The stakes are especially high for rural black women soon to give birth in Southern states. They have less access to health care providers and travel longer distances to care, while systemic racism and health care inequities put their lives at ...
Fearing Coronavirus, Many Rural Black Women Avoid Hospitals to Give Birth at Home
No limit to the depths men will sink to.... https://t.co/e5exY5...
Man kills wife on Facebook Live
'female heads of household are โone of the worst economically affected sectors by the Coronavirus outbreakโ, whether they be street peddlers or working in underground workshops.' https://t.co/oFVkak...
4 Million Female Breadwinners Under Poverty Line in Iran
'Women by Women is a unique photographic campaign that champions the inspirational stories of women and girls, as well as the incredible talent of women photographers in the Global South.' @ActionAid https://t.co/ps0ZCs...
Female photographers shattering poverty stereotypes
'Iโll have what heโs having. Merle Thornton and a friend walked into a bar 55 years ago and became the toast of women everywhere.' 'In 1965 I staged a protest, in a public bar in Brisbane, to agitate for women to be allowed to drink there alongside ...