Ones to watch from the Labour leadership contest Ciara Garcha·27 April 2020Ciara Garcha discusses some of the incredible figures who shone in the 2020 Labour leadership and deputy leadership contests. Politics·0 Comments·0
Intersectional feminist icons to celebrate this International Women’s Day Ciara Garcha·5 March 2020Ciara Garcha rounds up intersectional feminists who deserve to be celebrated this International Women’s DayPolitics·0 Comments·0
‘Shoulder-gate’ reminds us that despite advances in representation, double standards in politics are as pervasive as ever Ciara Garcha·12 February 2020In light of the row about Tracy Brabin MP’s shoulder, Ciara Garcha criticises the persistence of double standards in the House of CommonsPolitics·0 Comments·0
Sturgeon and Swinson: A tale of two elections Ciara Garcha·7 January 2020Ciara Garcha reflects on her general election predictions and the polar opposite political fortunes of Nicola Sturgeon and Jo SwinsonPolitics·0 Comments·0
Could the Labour Party be on its way to its first woman leader? Ciara Garcha·20 December 2019Ciara Garcha discusses the potential candidates who could become the Labour Party’s first permanent woman leaderPolitics·1 Comment·0
Talking about wages can be uncomfortable, but could it help to solve the gender pay gap? Ciara Garcha·19 November 2019Ciara Garcha reflects on proposals for women to be able to find out their male colleague’s earningsPolitics·0 Comments·0
Why a hung parliament could make Swinson and Sturgeon the most powerful people in Britain Ciara Garcha·17 November 2019Men lead the two largest political parties, but Ciara Garcha explains why two women politicians could hold the power on the morning after the electionPolitics·1 Comment·0
Gender Recognition Act: shelved, again Guest Blogger·12 November 2019Sarah Tennent explains why Liz Truss is the wrong person to be entrusted with the review of the 2004 Gender Recognition ActPolitics·0 Comments·0
The consequences of post-Brexit political debate Ciara Garcha·6 November 2019Ciara Garcha discusses the negative impact aggressive political debate is having on women in post-Brexit politicsPolitics·0 Comments·0
Misogyny: both medieval and modern Amy Lee·1 October 2019Amy Lee argues there are many parallels between the treatment of Daenerys in Game of Thrones and society’s view of modern women politiciansFilm & TVPolitics·0 Comments·0
I’m A Life: the new activist music video raising awareness of abortion rights in Northern Ireland Isobel Anderson·25 May 2019Musician Isobel Anderson has teamed up with Alliance For Choice as part of their I’m A Life campaignMusicPolitics·0 Comments·0
Let women work together Niki Adams·12 March 2019English Collective of Prostitutes spokeswoman Niki Adams writes in support of a new campaign to make sex workers saferPolitics·0 Comments·0
Weekly round-up and open thread Lusana Taylor·25 February 2019It’s time for another weekly round-up where we share (what we see as) the most interesting and important articles from the previous seven daysLifePolitics·0 Comments·0
Weekly round-up and open thread Lusana Taylor·19 February 2019It’s time for another weekly round-up where we share (what we see as) the most interesting and important articles from the previous seven daysLifePolitics·0 Comments·0
Weekly round-up and open thread Lusana Taylor·21 January 2019This week’s selection of interesting links from around the web chosen by The F-Word teamLifePolitics·0 Comments·0
Weekly round-up and open thread Lusana Taylor·17 December 2018This week's round-up is a bumper round-up of links from the past few weeks LifePolitics·0 Comments·0
Weekly round-up and open thread Lusana Taylor·27 November 2018This week’s selection of interesting links from around the web chosen by The F-Word teamLifePolitics·0 Comments·0
Weekly round-up and open thread Lusana Taylor·19 November 2018This week's selection of interesting links from around the web chosen by The F-Word teamLifePolitics·0 Comments·1