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On Wednesday, March 1st, in partnership with Criminal Justice Alliance, Hibiscus Initiatives, Muslim Women in Prison, Women in Prison and Zahid Mubarek Trust, we held our Tackling Double Disadvantage Action Plan ‘One Year On’ roundtable.

In light of the sentencing of Wayne Couzens and stories of violence in the Met Police, Agenda Alliance, the Fawcett Society, the Runnymede Trust and Muslim Women's Network UK have written to Sir Mark Rowley, Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police.

Speaking with women from our Transforming Services project on International Women's Day, we learnt how their needs as women weren't considered within public services and how they find hope in women only-spaces.

For too long, women who take their own lives following domestic abuse have been overlooked. Nia Clark, Senior Research and Engagement Officer, explains what the government must do to address this.

Agenda Alliance has today published rare data revealing the link between self-harm, suicidal thoughts and attempts and women’s experience of domestic abuse from a partner.

As part of Sexual Abuse and Sexual Violence Awareness Week, our team have produced statements to raise awareness of the realities and prevalence of sexual violence by saying #ItsNotOk.

We’re delighted to announce that Agenda Alliance and the Alliance for Youth Justice (AYJ) have been awarded extension funding from Lloyds Bank Foundation to continue the Young Women’s Justice Project.

For many, Christmas can be an extremely difficult time. We speak to women from our Transforming Services project about what Christmas means to them and the challenges they’ll face.

As the cost-of-living crisis worsens, its effects continue to take a toll on the most vulnerable groups within society. We explore the impact on the services supporting them.

Following the launch of our final Girls Speak report, ‘Pushed Out, Left Out’, Agenda Alliance held an online event to share and discuss the report’s key findings.

Nia Clark, Senior Research and Engagement Officer, explores the gendered impact of the worsening cost-of-living crisis and the effects it is having on women with multiple unmet needs.

The cost of living crisis will affect us all, but women and girls with unmet need will be disproportionately impacted. This first installment in our cost of living series looks at the policy context of the crisis.