Equally Safe News Today

Lesson material has been compiled for Scottish schools addressing the issue of children being pressured to send nudes which can then be posted and shared online.

Inverclyde Council has been recognised for its commitment to prevent violence against women and advance gender equality at work.

Equally Safe strategy refreshed.

A national strategy to prevent and address violence against women and girls has been renewed. Equally Safe, a joint strategy with COSLA, was first published in 2014, and is backed by the Delivering Equally Safe Fund that is providing £19 million per year to support 121 projects from 112 organi

The accreditation demonstrates the organisation’s commitment to prevent violence against women and to promote gender equality within the…

Teenage girls and young women in Glasgow are being urged to share their experiences of street harassment and abuse as part of a major survey of…

Research links the rise of anti-feminist social media influencers and  Red Pill online communities to increased violence against women.  Experts say we need to educate young men in media literacy to counteract the damaging alpha male belief system

Schools within eight Scottish local authorities who invited an anti-abortion group to speak to pupils failed to provide an alternative,…

AS Scotland’s national women’s equality organisations, our ambition is for a Scotland in which substantive, intersectional gender equality is…

Public Health Scotland (PHS) reinforces our support for collective action to tackle GBV and highlights our commitment to progressing gender equality in the workplace.