The joy of collaboration

Three years ago, I had an idea to create greeting cards for girls that went beyond the pink stereotypes on Continue reading →

Don’t invite me to weddings any more

I went to Chris and Clemmie’s wedding last week, a fantastic celebration of two people committing themselves to each other Continue reading →

Let toys be toys

Let Toys be Toys is a brilliant campaign that calls on the toy and publishing industries to top using gendered Continue reading →

A small bit of subversion

I have four nieces and every time I go to buy a birthday card for them, I despair of what’s Continue reading →

Equality is not always about numbers

Andrew Wilson writes for the Think blog, which aims to help people engage with deep theological issues, and today posted Continue reading →

Stop making the tea

What happens when you make someone a cup of tea? If you do it in your own home, then it’s Continue reading →

Catching the sayings and doings of gender

Today I’m doing some gender awareness training in Cardiff for the Diocese of Llandaff, and one of the things that Continue reading →

Ruth Wells on equality in parenting

Last week, Ruth wrote a great post on Threads about Egalitarian marriage: who wears the trousers? which is well worth Continue reading →