The impacts of coronavirus on women The coronavirus outbreak has had a huge impact on all our lives. Yet, so far women and girls have been largely invisible from the debate and excluded from the decision making. Fawcett is working in partnership with other feminist organisations, academic experts and with you to ensure that women are included and not left behind or ignored. We've been conducting vital research on the impacts of coronavirus on women. Read on for more information about our work. Research and briefings Coronavirus: The impact on parents - 17 August (briefing published jointly with Women's Budget Group, Queen Mary University of London and the London School of Economics) New data shows coronavirus impact on women in West Midlands and Greater Manchester - 16 July (joint research with West Midlands Women's Voice) Coronavirus: The impact on disabled women - 16 June (briefing published jointly with Women's Budget Group, Queen Mary University of London and the London School of Economics) Impact on BAME women: Pressures at work and home - 5 June (joint research with the Women's Budget Group, Queen Mary University of London and the London School of Economics) Exiting lockdown: The impact on women - 1 June Women are bearing the emotional brunt of the coronavirus crisis - 20 May (joint research with Ipsos MORI) Parents struggling to cope financially - 7 May (joint research with the Women's Budget Group, Queen Mary University of London and the London School of Economics) Coronavirus: The impact on parents - 20 August (briefing published jointly with Women's Budget Group, Queen Mary University of London and the London School of Economics) Coronavirus Diaries We are inviting women to share their experiences of how coronavirus is impacting them through a weekly diary, to inform our campaigning and ensure that women are visible. Read the round-up of our diarists' experiences. Coronavirus Diaries: Tensions between friends and family (22 July) Coronavirus Diaries: Five minutes with the Prime Minister (8 July) Coronavirus Diaries: Fears that inequality and division will increase (29 June) Easing the lockdown: "Life is still far from normal" (24 June) Coronavirus Diaries: The one thing that would make this easier (8 June) Coronavirus Diaries: To share or not to share? (1 June) Coronavirus Diaries: The challenges of being alone during lockdown (26 May) Coronavirus Diaries: Anxiety and uncertainty increase as lockdown restrictions ease (18 May) Coronavirus Diaries: From the stress of homeschooling to the need for self-care, women share their experiences (11 May) If you'd like to take part, please sign up below. Sign up Photo by Charles Deluvio on Unsplash