What I’ve learned from writing Feminist Fact Friday – Week 39

I’ve been thinking for weeks about the best way to end Feminist Fact Friday – a year’s worth of research, campaigning and self-educating. It came to me that the best way to end would be to go to the worst effects of completely normalised and endemic sexism, and then to reflect on what I’ve learned from… Continue reading →

Tools I recommend

This is a work-in-progress list but as I come to the end of 2019 there are plenty of apps and tools I’ve noticed have really boosted my productivity, health and learning. For some of the tools I’m including referral links below – if you’re tempted to try these out then we’ll both benefit if you… Continue reading →

UK falls six places in gender equality rankings – Week 38

Are you new to Feminist Fact Friday? Read up on what this is all about in my Introduction to #FFF and view the rest of my #FFF articles here. None of us will see gender parity in our lifetimes, and nor likely will many of our children. That’s the sobering finding of the Global Gender Gap Report 2020, which… Continue reading →

Educated women earn £357,000 less than less educated men – Week 37

Are you new to Feminist Fact Friday? Read up on what this is all about in my Introduction to #FFF and view the rest of my #FFF articles here. In the first two weeks’ of posts on EDUCATION I focused on opposite spectrums of news, both the terrible and the great. In this week’s post I’d like to bring… Continue reading →