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Check out this grant opportunity to help tackle violence against women  Funding for Organisations Tackling Violence Against Women and Children Tuesday, 23 November 2010 The European Commission has launched a new call for proposals under the Daphne III Programme 2007 … Continue reading →

The sold out sensation is back! Please see our ‘Ovaries’ paage for more details

Please join us at the Nerve Centre Renshaw st; Thu 26th Aug 3-5 pm for an informal discussion on lap dancing / billboards / advertising as sexual exploitation / as the wrap-around, all pervasive and accelerating, misogynist visual culture that … Continue reading →

LIVERPOOL CROWN COURT CASE RE BNP MEMBER PETER TIERNY  -  MONDAY 15thMARCH 9am There is a very important court case being held at Liverpool Crown Court which starts on Monday 15th March when Peter Tierney an active BNP member faces … Continue reading →

A much-reported website out this week claimed that half of London’s women believe a rape victim should accept some responsibility for the crime if she goes back to a man’s house. I’m on placement this week at a radio station … Continue reading →

Merseyside Women’s Movement Meeting    Tuesday 16th February 2010 Prompt start at 5.30pm, finished by 7pm WHISC, 120 Bold Street Agenda Reclaim the Night/Day March Update – Cath & Becky That Takes Ovaries Update – Nina METAL Art Exhibition Update … Continue reading →

In this week’s edition of The New Statesman In this week’s edition of The New Statesman magazine, Samira Shackle argues the British immigration system does little to help vulnerable asylum-seeking women. Using the cases of Esther from Kenya, and Salma … Continue reading →

A huge thank you to everyone who turned up on Saturday to march! It was a great day and we got our message across loud and clear! 

March against gender inequality! Sat 10th oct 12 noon, Williamson Sq, all welcome! Why we need gender equality: In the UK:  • Each year, more women die from domestic violence and rape than  die from cancer.  Two women a week are … Continue reading →