We co-design our research and reports with young women and girls from the outset, from concept to delivery.
We conduct innovative, evidence-based and young women-led research to ensure that policy teams and decision-makers have the necessary knowledge and gender-disaggregated data to inform actions and recommendations on implementing feminist policies, services and practices. Our research is guided by the young women that we work with and aims to address the intersecting root causes of inequality and discrimination by amplifying underrepresented voices and redistributing power in communities through participatory and peer research.
Our Research and Policy team works closely with young women and girls to ensure our evidence-based research is rooted in lived experience.
We want to hear from you for our eighth Status of Young Women in Scotland research project, this time focusing on digital violence and its real-life impact on young women in Scotland.
Take part in the research
The Young Women’s Movement collaborates with universities and other partners to deliver high-quality research, all co-created with young women and girls.
Learn more, and get in touch if you’re interested in working together to research an issue affecting young women and girls.
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.
