Menu
Filter
Social
© Woman's Place UK Ltd
not-for-profit company limited by guarantee
Company number: 13308625
Registered office: 7 Bell Yard, London, WC2A 2JR
On 13th September, The New Yorker published an article by Amia Srinivasan ‘Who lost the sex wars?’ which contained inaccuracies about Woman’s Place UK. On 14th September, Woman’s Place UK… Read More →
This is the text of a speech given by Lucy Masoud, at our meeting co-hosted by Portsmouth University on Thursday 16th September 2021, A Woman’s Place is asking big questions.… Read More →
Woman’s Place UK’s open letter to Sadiq Khan to protest the treatment of Joan Smith and call for her reinstatement receives over 4,000 signatures in less than 72 hours. Last… Read More →
A Review of ‘On Violence and on Violence Against Women’ by Jacqueline Rose (Faber and Faber 2021) by Beatrix Campbell. The blindness of male violence A line of white men… Read More →
Prof Jo Phoenix, Chair in Criminology at The Open University has been a jobbing academic for nearly 24 years. She researches violence against women, prostitution, child sexual exploitation, sex, gender… Read More →
We note the story in the Telegraph today which reports on government plans to strengthen the regulations on the provision of single-sex toilets and properly self-contained unisex toilets. WPUK submitted… Read More →
Today, representatives from Woman’s Place UK, Fair Play for Women and FiLiA gave evidence to the Women and Equalities Select Committee (WESC) Inquiry into reform of the Gender Recognition Act… Read More →
Gavin Williamson’s free speech proposals: a win for women? When Education Secretary Gavin Williamson announced his government’s proposals to protect free speech in universities in England there was a muted… Read More →
EHRC guidance to Scottish Government working group on sex and gender in data WPUK has recently been in correspondence with the EHRC about guidance on the collection of sex… Read More →
WPUK was started in September 2017 to ensure women’s voices were heard in the Westminster and Scottish Government consultations on proposals to reform the Gender Recognition Act. You can read… Read More →
You must be logged in to post a comment.