Events
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A Woman’s Place will not be silent
A Woman’s Place will not be silent #WPUKCleveland Uncovering the legacy of the Cleveland Child Sex Abuse Scandal Join Beatrix Campbell & Rahila Gupta in conversation about Beatrix’s latest book Secrets and Silence– uncovering...
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A Woman’s Place is in the press
A Woman’s Place is in the press This event has now passed. The event will be uploaded to our channel in the coming days… watch this space!! A Woman’s...
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WEBINAR: A Woman’s Place UK is fighting for a woman’s right to choose
A Woman’s Place is Fighting for a Woman’s Right to Choose: Vulnerable Women, Crisis Pregnancies & the Criminal Justice System WEBINAR: #WPUKReproductiveRights **This event has passed. You can watch...
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A Woman’s Place is fighting back… and winning
We are thrilled to announce A Woman’s Place is fighting back….and winning #WPUKwinning Join NIMCO ALI, ONJALI RAUF, AFSANA LACHAUX and LUCY MASOUD for an evening of fierce discussion. Hear from...
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A Woman’s Place Is Celebrating Hags
Woman's Place UK is delighted to celebrate the launch of Victoria Smith's latest book: Hags: The Demonisation of Middle-Aged Women.
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Education For Women’s Liberation
Bringing feminism back to the lecture theatres! This event is supported by FiLiA and Southall Black Sisters.
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A Woman’s Place is Defending Women’s Spaces
Karen Ingala Smith's online book launch for 'Defending Women's Spaces'. An evening of conversation between Karen Ingala Smith and Julie Bindel. #16days.
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WEBINAR: A Woman’s Place is working
We are very sorry to announce that Selina Todd is now unable to chair this webinar. We are thrilled that Susan Dalgety will be her late replacement. Thank you...
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A Woman’s Place is whistle blowing
Children, young people and gender identity #WPUKLewes We are excited to invite you to an evening of informed discussion, focusing on the many issues and implications around children and...
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A Woman’s Place is With Women: Feminism, Birth and Motherhood
Joint meeting of Woman’s Place UK and With Woman Midwife means ‘with woman’ and woman-centred care is still not guaranteed. In the midst of the current maternity crisis, how...
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A Woman’s Place is in Manchester
The importance and future of single-sex provision in policy and law. As a Bill for Gender Recognition Reform is introduced in Scotland, and EHRC guidance on single-sex exceptions across...
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A Woman’s Place is (not) in prison
Joint meeting of Woman’s Place UK and the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies. The ruling handed down by the High Court in FDJ v Secretary of State for...
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A Woman’s Place is asking big questions: What’s important about SSS?
The application of the single-sex exceptions in the 2010 Equality Act is surrounded by controversy and confusion, a reflection of broader societal debates about sex, gender and gender identity....
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A Woman’s Place is routed to liberation
Book launch of Feminism for Women: The Real Route to Liberation by Julie Bindel. Join the conversation between Claire Heuchan and Julie Bindel about Feminism for Women. In this...
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A Woman’s Place is keeping it real
Pre-launch event for TRANS: When Ideology Meets Reality by Helen Joyce. What first intrigued Helen Joyce about gender-identity ideology was the circularity of its core mantra: “transwomen are women”....
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A Woman’s Place is Holding NGOs to Account: Women’s Rights are Human Rights
A Woman’s Place is holding NGOs to account: Women’s Rights are Human Rights. Women’s rights are human rights, but are human rights NGOs defending or undermining the rights of...
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A Woman’s Place in a material world
Book Launch: Suzanne Moore in conversation with Kathleen Stock, author of Material Girls: Why Reality Matters for Feminism. Material Girls is a timely and trenchant critique of the influential...
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A Woman’s Place is fighting for women’s services
Recordings of speakers here: Karen Ingala Smith, Shonagh Dillon, Nicola Benge, Cátia Freitas, Viv Hayes. We are honoured to host a courageous panel at the forefront of the sector...
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A Woman’s Place is reading The Politicization of Mumsnet
Professor Sarah Pedersen discusses her latest book, and reaction to it, with Professor Selina Todd. Sarah Pedersen is Professor of Communication and Media at Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen. Her...
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A Woman’s Place is in conversation: Sex in the census
Our panellists will discuss the framing of the sex question in the next UK census.
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