International Women’s Day is celebrated on 8th March – here’s how Manchester is marking the day
International Women’s Day was formed to recognise the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women and highlight issues such
International Women’s Day was formed to recognise the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women and highlight issues such
In this episode of Feminist Focus, Poppy takes a deep dive into the world of women’s sport – how much
In the second episode of Feminist Focus, Harleen looks at the safety issues surrounding Manchester’s nightlife. Listen to the episode
On this episode of Feminist Focus, Mia talks about how the effects of period poverty. Listen to the episode here-
This podcast episode explores Manchester’s rich feminist history, from the Victorian era to modern day. By discussing the works of
The Pankhurst Centre is hosting a special evening to mark 120 years since the suffragette movement was founded. The anniversary
Manchester city centre was covered in feminist slogans last night by protestors calling for an end to male violence. The
When many think of feminism it’s usually referred to as the first, second, third – and what some consider as
I’m looking at the phrase ‘Sleater Kinney’ written in an understated font on a drumhead from the front row of the Manchester Academy, and reflecting that at one point in the career of this riot grrrl behemoth, I would not have been allowed into the room.
I’ve met my fair share of wonder women since moving to Manchester four years ago.
At a time when women’s rights seem to be increasingly under attack one Manchester restaurant is taking a stand for the rights of women and mothers by openly encouraging breastfeeding.
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