Let’s Celebrate International Day of the Girl
Last week, our Foreign Secretary, Liz Truss said the UK shouldn’t be ‘worried like some teenage girl at a party’...
Last week, our Foreign Secretary, Liz Truss said the UK shouldn’t be ‘worried like some teenage girl at a party’...
We’ve been thinking a lot about safety and public spaces this week, for obvious reasons. It’s the single most important...
We’ve blogged about the Public Sector Equality Duty before. It’s a legal obligation under the Equalities Act 2010 and provides...
Friends of Rowntree Park in York want to make their spaces work for teenage girls. They’ve already begun work on...
This is not a sentence that I’d anticipated writing as a middle aged woman, but over the last ten days,...
Data matters: and people collect data about things that matter. To them. And that’s the point: the absence of data...
A town council has decided to fund a skate jam, but every single person on the promotional video for the...
A few weeks ago, we had a great meeting with Michael Follett at OPAL (The OPAL Primary Programme – Outdoor...
We’re really pleased to share this guest post by Jacquelyn Collins, who works as an Activation Advisor for Auckland Council...
Lockdown has been an good time to watch how girls have been using public space. A month or so ago...
Very useful paper here for local authorities thinking about how to make public spaces work for everyone https://twitter.com/makespaceforgi1/status/1526872147347611648
The Public Sector Equality Duty is a great way of encouraging councils and developers to think differently about parks and public spaces. But they often have questions about it. We've collaborated with @Weightmans to answer them.
https://makespaceforgirls.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/QA-on-the-PSED.pdf
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