News and events
Violence Unseen
Over the past decades there have been dramatic changes to public attitudes around some aspects of men’s violence against women. Yet domestic abuse, sexual violence and other forms of violence against women are still prevalent in Scotland today, especially for groups of women who face other forms of discrimination; women with learning disabilities, women who sell sex, lesbian, bisexual and trans (LBT) and black and minority ethnic women.
Multimedia submissions to the Write to End Violence Against Women Awards!
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We are excited to announce that this year, for the first time ever, we will be accepting submissions and nominations of multimedia pieces as well as written pieces in all categories for the Write to End Violence Against Women Awards.
Any Woman, Anywhere
In celebration of International Women’s Day 2019, Zero Tolerance, AMINA The Muslim Women’s Resource Centre, The Church of Scotland and Summerhall ask you to join us in our new campaign #AnyWomanAnywhere to increase awareness and understanding of violence against women.
Volunteer for our campaign!
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Zero Tolerance, Amina Muslim Women’s Resource Centre, the Church of Scotland and Summerhall are inviting you to join our team of volunteers. We work to end men’s violence against women and we can’t do it without you!
Are you passionate about women’s rights or perhaps you would like to learn more about it? Would you like to be part of an exciting national campaign to increase awareness and understanding of violence against women in Scotland?
Launch of the Gender Equal Play in Early Learning and Childcare
On Tuesday 11 December at the Corstorphine Nursery in Edinburgh, Zero Tolerance, the Care Inspectorate and Maree Todd MSP - the Minister for Children and Young People launched a Gender Equal Play in Early Learning and Childcare - a guide to support early years workers in tackling harmful gender stereotypes.
Thanks to the Corstorphine Nursery for hosting the launch and our partners and members of the working group: Education Scotland, Play Scotland, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde - Gender Friendly Nurseries Project, Scottish Childminding Association and all services who provided their case studies included in the resource.
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