Projects and Campaigns

Working with girls, young women and other experts to evidence the intersectional drivers of girls’ official and unofficial exclusion from school and campaign for change.

Working to build a resilient network of professionals, local decision-makers, and women with lived experience working together to improve support for women with multiple unmet needs in the North East.

Engaging with young women, front-line staff and other experts to build an evidence base about the needs of girls and young women in contact with the criminal justice system.

Ending inequality for Black, Asian, minoritised, and migratised women in the criminal justice system.

Our project in partnership with Greater Manchester Combined Authority, exploring how women facing multiple unmet needs experience systems of child removal.

Our campaign for 2024's General Election, calling for the creation of a dedicated Secretary of State for Women and Girls.

Our project with Changing Lives exploring how public services could be redesigned post-pandemic to better support women with multiple unmet needs.

Agenda Alliance's briefing on the links between intimate partner violence, suicidality (suicide attempts and suicidal thoughts), and self-harm.

Agenda Alliance's campaign to ensure girls and young women facing inequality, poverty and violence get the support and protection they need.

Calls for all local authorities in Greater Manchester to work together to ensure the most marginalised women are included and involved in its Covid-19 recovery plans.

Agenda’s campaign to ensure staff in public services ask about domestic abuse.

Our findings reveal that 1.6 million women have experienced sexual harassment when accessing a public service.

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

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

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

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