Scotland’s national organisation for young women and girls’ leadership and rights:
– Working collectively
– Leading meaningful change
– Creating a more equal society
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Check out our upcoming events
Contribute to our Status of Young Women in Scotland research
Watch the inaugural performance of ‘Young Women Move‘ by Nadine Aisha Jassat
Check out our upcoming events
Contribute to our Status of Young Women in Scotland research
Watch the inaugural performance of ‘Young Women Move‘ by Nadine Aisha Jassat
The Young Women’s Movement is 100! Fundraise £100 for 100
Sign up to receive our newsletter
Download our EmBody to EmPower toolkit
Check out our upcoming events
Contribute to our Status of Young Women in Scotland research
Watch the inaugural performance of ‘Young Women Move‘ by Nadine Aisha Jassat
Self-identifying young women, girls and non-binary people who recognise themselves within this movement are at the heart of everything we do.
In 2022–2023, our Status of Young Women in Scotland report explored young women and people of marginalised genders’* experiences of accessing healthcare in Scotland. We had nearly 900 responses to the survey, who shared their experiences.
In this article, programme participant Muminah reflects on her journey with Young Women Lead 2024.
Across Scotland, young women and girls are struggling to have their basic human rights realised due to poor access to healthcare, precarious employment, the prevalence and persistence of gender-based violence, and the ongoing climate crisis.
As the Scottish Government outlines its priorities for the coming year, we welcome the recognition and inclusion of some key issues that affect young women across Scotland.
Ahead of the UK General Election, The Young Women’s Movement have launched a campaign to encourage young women to use their voice and exercise their democratic right to vote. We hope that candidates will implement the demands to improve the lives of young women and girls across Scotland and the UK.
