Engender AGM - all welcome
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AGM
Saturday 21st January 2012, 2pm-4pm
St George’s West, 58 Shandwick Place, Edinburgh, EH2 4RT
Our Executive Director, Niki Kandirikirira will make a presentation on the work that has been undertaken with Umoja around the need to gender the asylum process and give an overview of Engender’s plans for the coming year.
RSVP by 16th January to: info@engender.org.uk or call the Engender office on 0131 558 9596
A light buffet will be provided

Our Annual Report is now available - a round up of our work over the past year and a taste of what we'll be doing during the coming year... Annual Report 2010-11
Scottish Women's Budget Group respond to draft budget
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The Scottish Women’s Budget Group have published a response to the Scottish Governments draft budget 2012-13 and spending review 2011. The SWGB have welcomed the Government’s prioritisation of preventative spending in areas such as combating gender-based segregation in education, skills and employment opportunities. However, it is concerned that the capital investment programme is overly focussed on big projects which will not provide an even spread of job creation between women and men.
Read the SWBG's full response or read a summary of the response here
All you ever need to know about CEDAW...
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The Women's Resource Centre have produced a comprehensive briefing on the Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) for women's organisations.
Download the briefing for women's organisations
Refugee Women and employment
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Refugee women in Scotland face many barriers in their efforts to join the workforce. The Refugee Women's Strategy Group have produced a report which highlights the barriers women encounter in their new publication 'The Struggle to Contribute' which you can read here.
Women's magazines - what do you think?
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The topic: Women's magazines, focussing on the attitudes of women with regard to the content of women's monthly magazines such as Cosmopolitan.
Foucs groups made up of women who define themselves as feminist and those who do not
Please contact Emma Gillon at: mailto:ejg00006@students.stir.ac.uk if you would like to take part.
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