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Waking up to gender inequality

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27 Sep 2018

Robert Lindberg

Gender equality should be taught from a young age so that society can unlearn damaging assumptions about gender norms before it's too late.
Inclusivity comes from respect not indignity

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03 Sep 2018

Dr Muhammad Abdul Bari

Dr Muhammad Abdul Bari argues Boris Johnson's demonisation and mocking of niqab wearers at best displayed a brazen example of ignorant Islamophobia and the bullying of a minority. At worst it signalled a condoning of right wing extremist views.
imagine2027: A Fairer and More Equal Britain

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02 Oct 2017

Morice Mendoza

Join Fellows in Cambridge this autumn to help imagine a fairer and more equal Britain.
Including males critical to the State of Women

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29 Jun 2016

Leszek Sibilski

The United State of Women Summit in June brought together thousands of women from around the world to and a few dozen men to discuss key gender equality issues. Leszek Sibilski was one of the few dozen men present and shares his experience.
Blog: Statues Wanted! New heroes and heroines

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26 Feb 2016

Monica Threlfall

The Rhodes Must Fall campaign at the University of Oxford may have suffered a setback, but it has let the genie out of the bottle regarding the value of public memorials?
Blog: Refugee crisis highlights deeper EU challenge

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15 Sep 2015

Samuel Korfmacher

The current refugee crisis highlights greater problems in the EU’s fabric, argues FRSA Samuel Korfmacher. He sets out the challenge and urges European leaders to act now to better safeguard our future.