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Sonia and Iain Mainstone-Cotton on equality in bringing up daughters

Sonia Mainstone-Cotton is a children’s advocate and Iain Mainstone-Cotton is a sculptor We have tried hard to put equality into Continue reading →

Fran and Craig Walsh on equality at home

Fran Walsh is a chaplaincy youth worker in a large catholic secondary school and is schools work tutor for CYM. Continue reading →

Miriam Swaffield on equality in student work

Miriam Swaffield is student mission developer for fusion, and is currently on a roadtrip round the UK in a bright Continue reading →

The sanitary pad revolutionary – #equalityinpractice

I was going to start my series on how people have put equality into practice tomorrow, but I read about Arunachalam Continue reading →

There’s no blueprint for equality

So if we want to see a different world, how can we make it happen? Sometimes small changes to the Continue reading →

Why write a book on equality?

Why write a book on equality? Because you don’t have to look far to see that men and women still Continue reading →

#realmen

James Grant has set the bar high for those who aspire to be ‘real men’. He’s a New Zealand doctor Continue reading →

Equals – enjoying gender equality in all areas of life

My book will be published on 20 March 2014 by SPCK – you can preorder it here and from other Continue reading →

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