You can often find information about events, conferences and developments on women’s rights on this website: https://www.womensgrid.org.uk/
There are two key times in the year in which there are often lots of activities focussing on women’s rights:
- March 8 is International Women’s Day
- November 25 is the United Nations (UN) day to end violence against women
- 25 November to 10 December (international human rights day) is known as 16 days of activism to end violence against women and girls.
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nia end of year round up
Download the 2020 nia newsletter. Issues include; COVID 19, No Recourse To Public Funds, Femicide Census, Women Only Accommodation, We Can’t Consent To This…
Femicide census report online launch event
Launch of the Femicide Census’ latest report reflecting on 10 years of men’s fatal violence against women and girls in the UK 2009-2018.
women only marches
Million Women Rise
Million Women Rise works in solidarity with international women’s movements on a variety of campaigns and projects. They work to build and create links with and between
Reclaim The Night
Reclaim the Night: 25 November is the United Nations (UN) day to end violence against women and girls and you will often find that on
conferences
FiLiA Conference
‘FiLiA‘ means daughter; FiLiA are the daughters of the women who came before us and fight so that our daughters may be free. The focus
Advocacy After Fatal Domestic Abuse
Advocacy after fatal domestic abuse (AAFDA) is a Centre of Excellence for Reviews into Domestic Homicides and for Specialist Peer Support. AAFDA was founded by
campaigns
We Can’t Consent To This
We can’t consent to this: is a campaign which was set up after it was noticed that increasing numbers of perpetrators of violence against women
Woman’s Place UK
Woman’s Place UK: is a campaign to protect, defend and grow women-only spaces. This is in direct response to what women themselves say they want