Welcome
We are the Young Women’s Movement
Scotland’s national organisation for young women and girls’ leadership and rights:
– Working collectively
– Leading meaningful change
– Creating a more equal society
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Nominate someone for 30 Under 30!
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Sign up to our newsletter
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Access our brand new oral history archive from Young Women Remember
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Explore our Guide to AI, looking at the impacts of AI on young women and girls
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Read our manifesto for the upcoming Scottish election
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Check out our upcoming events
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Learn about young women’s human rights in our latest Status of Young Women in Scotland research
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Watch the inaugural performance of ‘Young Women Move‘ by Nadine Aisha Jassat
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Nominate someone for 30 Under 30!
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Sign up to our newsletter
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Access our brand new oral history archive from Young Women Remember
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Nominate someone for 30 Under 30!
-
Sign up to our newsletter
-
Access our brand new oral history archive from Young Women Remember
-
Explore our Guide to AI, looking at the impacts of AI on young women and girls
-
Read our manifesto for the upcoming Scottish election
-
Check out our upcoming events
-
Learn about young women’s human rights in our latest Status of Young Women in Scotland research
-
Watch the inaugural performance of ‘Young Women Move‘ by Nadine Aisha Jassat
-
Nominate someone for 30 Under 30!
-
Sign up to our newsletter
-
Access our brand new oral history archive from Young Women Remember
Self-identifying young women, girls and non-binary people who recognise themselves within this movement are at the heart of everything we do.
- Research report
- Rights
- Status of Young Women in Scotland
Status of Young Women in Scotland 2024/2025
This report explores young women’s human rights in Scotland – how we understand, access and advocate for our rights. This covers topics such as access to healthcare, justice, equality between young women and young men, threats to our human rights and how young women participate in politics and the barriers to doing so.
What’s new
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In this article, Young Women Remember researcher Katie Fielding explains what Oral History is, and how it has shaped the Young Women Remember digital archive.
- Young Women Remember
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Iona worked on our Young Women Remember digital archive project – read about her experience as a researcher.
- Young Women Remember
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I am a feminist…But when I’m travelling alone…I hide it. Not because I’m ashamed. But because I’m afraid.
- Representation
- Violence prevention
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In 2016, four of the party leaders were women. So, what has changed since 2016? And why does it matter for young women?
- Young Women Demand
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