Campaigners call for more action following Sign Language Week
Sign Language Week was celebrated at the end of March, but despite progress, campaigners are calling for more action to
‘Time for serious and rapid change’ – Inclusive grassroots football teams calling for equal pitch access
A group of inclusive grassroots football teams called for equal pitch access and claimed pitch providers are profiting off community
Women’s Equality Party condemns ‘disgusting behaviour’ from Met Police
The Women’s Equality Party have condemned ‘disgusting behaviour’ from the Met Police as evidence shows a constant stream of sexual
Lambeth Labour councillors open borough further to refugees
Lambeth Labour councillors reconfirmed their commitment to ensuring Lambeth is a safe place for refugees to call home on the
Starling Bank and Brunel University combat childlike images of women and money with diverse image library
Starling Bank and Brunel University London have created a free and diverse image library to improve the representation of women
Housing group celebrates success of women’s rights charity fundraiser
A housing group has celebrated its success of completing a ‘21 day around the world’ challenge, which raised £4200 for
Tooting resident launches website to educate men on feminism
A young man from Tooting has launched a new website in a bid to educate men about subjects around feminism
London Women’s Equality Party candidate calls for societal change towards sexual harassment
A London Women’s Equality Party Candidate has called for societal change following the case of Sarah Everard and recent survey
Gender pay equality at ‘coronavirus crossroads’ on Equal Pay Day
Today is Equal Pay Day, the day in the year when based on average pay data for those in full-time
‘Gay and Christian is ok’: London HIV positive activist flings open doors to LGBT faith community
An HIV positive gay rights activist who was confirmed in the Church of England last month is speaking out about
‘Being a black manager is poisoned chalice’: Former Wimbledon coach Paul Mortimer attacks football’s decision makers
There are 92 managers striding up and down the sidelines, shouting tactical advice and disputing referees’ decisions in the Premier