A Gender Equal World is Possible: Even in Hard Times, We Can Rise to the Challenge
Scottish Parliament Member, Pam Duncan-Glancy calls for us all to redouble our efforts, and work to eliminate gendered violence and inequality once and for all.
Scottish Parliament Member, Pam Duncan-Glancy calls for us all to redouble our efforts, and work to eliminate gendered violence and inequality once and for all.
UK Government considering law changes which would see trans women banned from female-only spaces.
Helen Belcher OBE sat down with four inspiring female council leaders to discuss her views, experiences and hopes for women in local government.
Gedling Borough Council is establishing a Social Mobility Commission to improve life chances and opportunities for young people in the borough.
Frances Scott, founder and director of 50:50 Parliament writes exclusively for Chamber UK on gender inequality in elected office.
This week I was honoured to speak at the United Nations in New York to celebrate the 12th World Down Syndrome Day. It was a crucial opportunity to raise awareness of Down syndrome across the world; to come together and share experience and expertise.
Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council seek special names for new Mobile Accessible Changing Units.
As she prepares to leave office, Nicola Sturgeon writes exclusively for Chamber on International Women’s Day, looking at the progress of women and girls in Scotland, and the work there is still to do
In an exclusive with Chamber, the Shadow Minister for Domestic Violence and Safeguarding, Jess Phillips, sat down with 50:50 Parliament’s Tara Mowoe to discuss gender inequality in public life, highlighting the paramount importance of equal representation.
Co-founder of LDIGS, Pamela Hanigan writes exclusively for Chamber UK, analysing the SEND Review and the Schools Bill
With new measures that acknowledge a much overdue system change, the Department for Education has announced its plans to reform SEND support for children in England.
Ahead of International Women’s Day on Wednesday the 8th of March, Frances Scott sat down with two female MPs, Flick Drummond and Apsana Begum. Frances is the founder of the 50:50 Parliament campaign which is working across all parties to try and close the gap between the number of male MPs and female MPs in UK parliament, to discuss gender inequality in elected office
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