Male violence and intimidation against women is a universal problem; it exists in every country in the world, at all socioeconomic levels and within all ethnicities. It is a problem of abuse of power, of silenced voices and often of a lack of accountability.
In the UK, misogyny is finally set to be recognised as a hate crime – something that will pass into law this autumn. But it has taken years, if not decades, of campaigning to push it over the line, Why? And why are we still debating the question around whether male violence toward women is acceptable in any society, in any form?
In this special everywoman:Changemakers podcast episode we discuss the issue of male violence toward women with guests, Tabitha Morton from the Women’s Equality Party, Ngozi Fulani and Rose Lewis from Sistah Space, Chris Green of White Ribbon UK and Jamie Klingler from Reclaim These Streets and ask where and how change can and should happen, who should be driving it…and whether it is happening fast enough.
Ep 47: How involved fatherhood can drive gender equality... and why there‘s no place like home-working
Ep 46: Is Black History just for October? Meet the woman challenging the UK Schools curriculum to change
Ep 45 - Let's talk about you: Why Challenging conversations with our daughters can lead to powerful outcomes
Ep 44 - How can more diverse newsrooms change the way we see the world for the better?
Ep 43 - Why are working women still paying a penalty for having children? Meet the woman taking maternity discrimination to task.
Ep 42 - Why are women 'unreliable witnesses' to their own bodies?' meet the author challenging history's healthcare gender bias
Ep 41 - Shouldering the domestic burden: why who does the dishes has big implications for gender equality
Ep 39 - Meet the woman making waves to bring gender equality to extreme surfing
everywomanBookClub: Can you learn to love your imposter?
Ep 38 - “Never let a good crisis go to waste” – Gold Medal MD Lisa McAuley on facing adverse conditions
Ep 37 - How Girlguiding is changing to empower girls in the modern world — with Girlguiding CEO Angela Salt
Ep 36 - Reverend Joanna Jepson discusses the meaning of faith, both religious and non-religious in 2020
Ep 35 - How to be happier, according to mystery writer Sophie Hannah
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Ep 31 - Always look on the bright side: How to change your perspective…by reading the news
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