This week attention returns to the Domestic Abuse Bill but, with the newly called upcoming election, the future of the Bill once again is in jeopardy. UK Says No More says:
We want to ensure the voices of children who experienced domestic abuse are heard
The charity Maternity Action has launched a legal challenge to the Government’s policy of charging destitute migrant pregnant women £7,000 or more to access NHS maternity care. The claim also challenges the charging of other groups of migrant women, including those who have suffered gender-based violence and the wider group of destitute migrant women and their children who are awaiting an outcome on their immigration applications from the Home Office.
Every year the Fawcett Society marks Equal Pay Day, the day from which women effectively stop earning relative to men. This year, the day falls on November 14th.
We’re asking all our supporters to show solidarity with women who are experiencing pay discrimination by wearing one of our ‘Equal Pay’ pin badges.
This special edition 50th anniversary edition comes in gold and cream, and is only available on The Fawcett Society shop.
Are you a campaigner? 'Campaigning' means different things to different people. We see it as any activity designed to change policy, law, attitudes or behaviours.
Are you part of civil society? We are interested in campaigning by charities, non-profit-making groups (including community enterprises), or volunteers, who act collectively to press for change.
Every year, the Sheila McKechnie Foundation (SMK) asks campaigners what’s going on in their world.
A new exhibition charts the history of nursing from the Nurses Registration Act to modern-day.
In the centenary year of nurse registration, a new exhibition charts the history of the journey from the Nurses Registration Act in 1919 through to the modern-day. The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) was just three years old when registration first happened and securing this had been part of its founding ambitions.
