The Crown Prosecution Service commissioned Equally Ours to undertake research into public views on rape. It showed that less than half of the British public understand important truths about rape, but reframing can improve public understanding and attitudes.
Deaf and Disabled People’s Organisations (DDPOs) have commissioned Equally Ours to find new ways of talking about disability, with funding from City Bridge Trust Cornerstone
This document sets out the specific changes to the Immigration Rules made in January 2022. The changes in this Statement shall take effect on 15
Leaving the European Union is the most significant change in Britain’s policy as a country in a generation. As we pass the 100-day mark since
The government is seeking views on its proposed approach for establishing a bespoke UK-wide subsidy control regime. The deadline is 11:45pm on 31 March 2021 Following
For too long decision making has lacked transparency, been too centralised, and failed to recognise and represent those who will be on the receiving end
Equally Ours’ Belinda Pratten on the prospects for the UK Shared Prosperity Fund. In April 2021, all EU-funded programmes in the UK will draw to
Equally Ours has produced a short briefing (pdf) based on the Chancellors’ announcement on the November 2020 Spending Review and on our Shared Principles for the UKSPF.
This joint briefing sets out the case for Government ministers adopting as their own – and speeding into law – the Pregnancy & Maternity (Redundancy
The Sisters Not Strangers coalition surveyed 115 refugee and asylum-seeking women about how they have survived during the pandemic. Women who were already living in poverty
