Just over two years ago EqualiTeach published a blog post providing guidance on how to tackle misogyny in schools. Through our work with young people and conversations with educators, we were seeing a rise in the popularity of online public
With LGBT History Month here, schools have a chance to celebrate and reinforce their commitment to LGBTQIA+ equality. However, concerns about resistance from parents, staff, and students can sometimes hinder progress. This blog outlines steps schools can take to engage the whole school community and unite everyone in supporting this vital work.
With alarming levels of transphobia in schools, this blog outlines how schools can support trans and gender-questioning pupils, focusing on good practice, evidence, and the importance of safeguarding in a hostile environment. It will also untangle the complexities of existing legislation and guidance, including the draft guidance released by the Department for Education (DfE) in early 2024, as well as the most recent updates to the RSHE curriculum.
A new academic year has begun, and for many schools this will mean a renewed focus on equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) work. But it can be hard to know where to begin. This article will provide some starting points to consider as you embark upon a renewed EDI journey.
Recent years have seen toxic culture wars, with ‘woke’ used as an insult and equality efforts attacked. We hope the new government ends this and that Labour renews its commitment to social justice and respect for all. This article explores Labour’s plans to promote equality, diversity, and inclusion, and provides a template manifesto for your organiation to outline its dedication to equality and fairness.
The Department for Education’s draft Relationships Education, Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) and Health Education Guidance for schools is a ‘backwards step’ and safety concern for LGBTQIA+ young people and staff.
The recent rise in popularity of online figures and subcultures that promote misogyny, homophobia, transphobia, domestic violence, and other problematic ideas present a very real threat to the safeguarding of young people. These influencers appeal most to teenage boys and
For IWD, we wanted to share some useful resources and activity ideas to help you celebrate equality on International Women’s Day and throughout the year.
Our Guide to Pride explains all about Pride Month, its significance, history and how to stay safe during the June LGBTQIA+ celebrations.
March is Women’s History Month and our team have been sharing some of the women from throughout history and today who inspire them.
By Kate Hollinshead The last few weeks have seen an outpouring of grief, fear, concern and anger after the details of the murder of Sarah Everard have emerged. Feelings have run high in the political sphere, on social media and
The 8th March marks International Women’s Day, which is always an important opportunity to take stock of the progress being made across the world with regards to women’s rights and to celebrate the brilliant individuals, organisations and movements that are
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