Have your say on how the Greater London Authority can tackle inequalities in London
We invite all women living in London and women’s led by and for women’s organisations in London to a 2-part event on inequalities faced by women and girls in London.
Have your say! Women’s trust and confidence in public services
Wednesday 20th October, 11am – 12pm, Zoom
- Are we confident that public policy is designed in a way that’s sensitive to our experiences? What can public services in London do to centre the experiences of Black, Asian and minoritised women, disabled women, working class women and women with caring responsibilities?
- How can we ensure that public services undertake equality impact assessments that actually take into account our needs and experiences?
- Our safety has been widely discussed in the media this year. Do you trust The Met? What can London’s public services do to make us feel safe?
Have your say! Financial Inequality & Civil Society Strength
Friday 22nd October, 10am-11am, Zoom
- How do we build a local safety net which is sufficiently generous and flexible to enable women to withstand financial shocks and crises?
- How do we create and protect women’s jobs in London? How do we address the impact of the employment crisis on women?
- Childcare
- London Living Wage
- Universal Credit
- What do women’s organisations need to ensure their sustainability?
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The Womens Resource Centre know that 1 hour is not enough time to fully explore these issues together. They are also conducting a survey to gather evidence to submit to the GLA to supplement these sessions which will give you space to contribute anything else you wish to say.
Views will be shared (anonymously) with the London Recovery Board to shape an action plan on tackling inequalities. This is your chance to get your voice heard on issues affecting women in London, and hold those in power accountable.