Projects and Campaigns

We design projects and campaigns that are grounded in robust evidence, proven good practice and the experiences of women and girls, and we build credible research, expertise and evidence of their unique experiences.

Our work aims to promote understanding of, and encourage systems and services to respond better to, the experiences of women and girls with multiple or complex unmet needs.

Take a look at our projects and campaigns below.

#VoicesFromLockdown

Agenda’s new research reveals a deeply concerning increase in poverty and destitution and a growing future crisis in women and girls’ mental health.

Women Side by Side

A programme of peer support for women delivered by Mind and Agenda.

Often Overlooked

Explores how self-harm among young women is often linked to poverty and disadvantage.

The State of Girls Rights in the UK

Shows that girls are ‘fed up and frustrated’ with the lack of progress on gender equality.

Trauma-Informed Care

Explores how trauma-informed approaches are being implemented by public services including women’s centres, prisons and mental health services.

Women in Mind

Agenda Alliance’s campaign to keep women’s mental health needs in mind.

Making Places Work For Women

Explores how place-based systems change can work for women in local areas.

Breaking Down The Barriers

Explores the devastating consequences for women and their families because they are not able to get the support they need.

#ThisisMyStory

Agenda Alliance’s social media campaign #ThisisMyStory is raising women’s voices by sharing their experiences in their own words.

Mapping the Maze

Maps specialist support available for women affected by substance use, mental ill-health, homelessness and offending.

Violence, Abuse, Poverty and Multiple Disadvantage

Explores the interaction of violence, abuse, poverty and multiple disadvantage in the lives of women.