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- Closing the Gap
- Corporate Sexism
- The Equality Bill
- Not having it all
- Poverty pathways: ethnic minority women's livelihoods.
- Consultation response: Equality Bill
- Lifts and Ladders
- Engendering Justice
- Consultation response: Department for Work and Pensions
- Are women bearing the burden of the recession?
- Consultation response: National Equality Panel
- GEF: Gender stereotyping in the workplace
- Active citizenship: girls shout out!
- Letter to James Purnell
- Breaking the Mould for Women Leaders
- Briefing: Just below the surface
- Briefing: Lap dancing club licensing
- Regional rape conviction map
- Regional rape conviction rates in England and Wales 2004-6.
- Harnessing the power of difference
- Consultation response: Draft Legislative Programme 08/09
- Routes to Power
- Consultation response: Forced marriage
- Consultation response: Path to Citizenship
- Keeping Mum
- Consultation response: Empowerment White Paper
- Consultation response: National Action Plans on Inclusion
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- Briefing: Ethnic minority women, poverty and inequality
- Sexism and the city: campaign manifesto
- Women and the future workplace: a blueprint for change
- Seeing Double
- Not either/or but both/and
- Justice for rape victims
- Women in the media
- Women's financial assets and debts
- Briefing: Rape
- Briefing: Women and money
- Women's votes: myths and reality.
- Consultation response: The best start in life?
- Briefing: women and the criminal justice system
- Briefing: Equal pay
- Consultation response: Single Equality bill
- Briefing: Prostitution
- Briefing: Women and debt
- Women and Justice
- Provision for women offenders in the community
- Briefing: Saving lives
- Equality Inquiry
- Consultation response: Inquiry on sentencing
- Briefing: International Women's Day
- Consulation response: Single Equality Bill
- The veil, feminism and Muslim women
- Making the Grade?
- Abortion briefing
- Consultation response: Pensions White Paper
- Briefing: Women's Votes
- Doing your duty
- Understanding your duty
- Briefing: Women and politics
- Briefing: House of Lords debate on Women's Justice Board
- Consultation response: Women and Work Commission
- Future of feminism
- Consultation response: Code of Practice
- Gender equality in the 21st centry
- Who Benefits?
- Make some noise
- Briefing: Women's representation in British politics
- Justice and Equality
- Consultation response: Opportunity for all
- Ethnic minority women offenders
- Consultation response: Advancing Equality
- Women in politics - international comparisons
- Consultation response: the Equality Review
- Are we there yet?
- Representation and affirmative action
- Factsheet: Family courts
- A blueprint for reform
- Consultation response: Work-life balance policy
- Make your mark, use your vote
- Something for the ladies
- One Year On
- Money Money Money
- BME Women in the UK
- When victims become offenders
- Manifesto for Equality
- One in Four
- Consultation response: CEHR
- Women working in the criminal justice system
- Gender and poverty
- Report on women and offending
- Report on victims and witnesses
- Women and Candidate Selection in British Political Parties.
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Fawcett Society's response to the Work and Pensions Committee Inquiry: The best start in life? October 2007
A response from Fawcett to the Work and Pensions Committee Inquiry: The best start in life? Alleviating deprivation, improving social mobility and eradicating child poverty.
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Fawcett Society's response to the work and Pensions Committee Inquiry: The best start in life? October 2007
A response from Fawcett to the Work and Pensions Committee Inquiry: The best start in life? Alleviating deprivation, improving social mobility and eradicating child poverty.
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