Building a society that is Equally Ours – a manifesto for the next Government
26 June 2024
A good and strong society is a just and inclusive one. One where we are freefrom harm and can all contribute and flourish, whoever we
A good and strong society is a just and inclusive one. One where we are freefrom harm and can all contribute and flourish, whoever we
Respect for our shared humanity and our equal rights and dignity are cornerstones of our democracy. General election campaigns are crucial testing grounds for all
Equally Ours’s Ellora Kowalczyk on our recent parliamentary event. Our everyday rights are the foundation to a good life. This means having the right to
Equally Ours’ Lukia Nomikos on the equality and human rights implications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the importance of adopting a rights-based approach to the
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
Equally Ours’s Lukia Nomikos on the importance of acknowledging the unequal impacts of climate breakdown and taking a rights-based approach to climate action. We all
Investment is one of the three key areas of focus Equally Ours has identified in our 10-year strategy (which you can download here). Every year,
In one way our March 2023 strategy group meeting was very well timed, coming the day after the Government published their cruel and unworkable Bill.
The current childcare and early education system in England does not work for women – both as mothers, and as part of the undervalued early
A new report from the the Human Rights, Big Data and Technology Project at the University of Essex shows that digital technologies can adversely impact human