Online VAWG prevention resources: Lunchtime learning for practitioners
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Online VAWG prevention resources: Lunchtime learning for practitioners
Do you work with young people? Are you passionate about making online spaces safer? Join us for a lunchtime learning webinar on prevention of online violence against women and girls. You'll hear directly from young women about what they need from us to make that happen, and they'll present a series of new videos on this topic. You'll also have the chance to ask your questions in a Q&A segment.
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Women’s sector submission to the Abortion Law Review Expert Group: Gestational time limits and grounds for abortion
Women’s reproductive rights guarantee the freedom and ability to decide if and when to have children and access to the highest attainable standards of sexual and reproductive healthcare. However, women in Scotland currently have no legal right to end a pregnancy, and standards of abortion healthcare are subject to unnecessary legal restrictions and politicisation.
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Different backgrounds, different health issues – but the same feeling of just not being taken seriously
Co-producing resources to improve young women's healthcare
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Changing the narrative: tackling sexual violence in rural communities
Chloe, one of this year's 30 Under 30, discusses how she organised in Orkney to support women experiencing sexual violence. She offers advice for how others can tackle sexual violence in rural areas.
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UK Autumn Budget 2025: What it means for women and girls in Scotland
While this budget contains some positive steps forward for young women and girls across the UK, it also reveals concerning gaps and missed opportunities. Our Research & Policy Lead Mar talks us through it.
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