Choose to Challenge: The time is now!
Diverse gender stereotypes have always existed in our culture and before even a woman enters into puberty, she inherently carries beliefs about her place and role in family and the society.
Category: Research
Menstrual cycles and mental health (Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS)
Premenstrual syndrome is something that most people who have periods will experience. Hormones are powerful, and when they’re fluctuating they can make us feel pretty physically and emotionally out of kilter.
Legal aid barriers for victims of domestic abuse
Lucinda Holliday, partner and head of family & divorce at Blaser Mills Law, highlights the need to end legal aid barriers for domestic violence victims and what you should do if you cannot access support.
Women feel more anxious as pandemic forces them into more unpaid care work
The largely invisible work of unpaid care-cleaning, and looking after children, has always fallen disproportionately on women. The ongoing global pandemic may be causing progress to backslide.
WRC thoughts: violence is violence?
This was the first of The Womens Resource Centres ‘Thought Leadership Thursday’ videos. Every week The Womens Resource Centre will be offering a critical alternative feminist viewpoint on a current topic in the form of a short two-minute video clip.
Refugee women and employment in the United Kingdom
A Congolese refugee women who was previously an asylum seeker in Scotland who has recently been granted asylum, shares her thoughts about the conference.
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Woman’s Hour : BBC News Feeds
- Music from Martha Wainwright, Australian campaigner Grace Tame. Dame Kate Bingham former chair of the Vaccine Task Force.
- Julia Bradbury and breast cancer, Profile of Chancellor Angela Merkel, Charlie Webster on sexual abuse and safeguarding laws
- 18/09/2021
- Pretty Privilege, Baby Deaths Report, Thea Gilmore, Victory for rubbish stink woman
- Dame Elizabeth Anionwu; Alison Goldsworthy; Linda Edwards; Ministerial reshuffle
