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A Woman’s View on News
I interviewed Jane from Women’s Views on News about feminist journalism, Coventry, and Facebook missing the point on rape culture. What exactly is Women’s Views on News? Women’s Views on News is a news...
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June: I’ve been writing…
Final exams are over and I’m enjoying having my life back. Between flat-hunting in London, starting to look at wedding venues, and reading for fun, I’ve finally started writing again. I expected to...
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Manchester police launch scheme to protect victims of domestic violence
Originally published at Women’s Views on News. Sarah Graham WVoN co-editor Police across Greater Manchester in England have launched a scheme which extends their powers to protect victims of domestic...
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More than half of UK tradesmen think wolf whistling is chauvinistic
Originally published at Women’s Views on News. Sarah Graham WVoN co-editor A recent survey in the UK has revealed that more than half of tradesmen think wolf whistling is sexist and chauvinistic. The...
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Eaves charity to host fundraising poker night in aid of vulnerable women
Originally published at Women’s Views on News. Sarah Graham WVoN co-editor Women’s charity Eaves is to host their first ever ‘All-In for Eaves’ poker night this October, hoping to raise tens of...
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Judge tells woman to “adjust” to her husband’s domestic abuse
Originally published at Women’s Views on News. Sarah Graham WVoN co-editor An Indian High Court judge has been heavily criticised after telling a woman she should “adjust” to the domestic violence...
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Where are all the women in journalism?
Originally published at Women’s Views on News. A recent study by Women in Journalism (WiJ) finds that British newspapers are still dominated by men. So where are all the women in journalism? One...
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Refugees in London: two stories
Originally published at Women’s Views on News. “When you walk down a street you see people from all around the world… But I do feel homesick.” In a café in South London, a young Iranian woman told me...
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Comedy business celebrates first birthday
Originally published at Women’s Views on News. ‘I really can’t thank the Bristol Festival of Ideas enough for helping What The Frock! get started.’ Women’s comedy business What The Frock! will...
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