Lunchtime learning webinar: GirlPower toolkit launch (with No Knives, Better Lives)

Building on the insights of No Knives, Better Lives' 2024 report, The Lassies are No Feart, we've teamed up with them to create a practical, empowering toolkit tailored for those working with girls and young women.

Upcoming events

Vacancy: Event volunteer

Programme: Young Women Lead 2025

Young Women Lead 2025 will support young women to co-design a project on the impacts of AI on young women.

Young Women Care

Join us and our friends at Project Change to make zines (and friends!) This is an event for young women and girls aged 16–30 who are care experienced. This is an open, drop-in event which you can join at any point and stay for as long as you like.

100th birthday party

Join us for a free afternoon of celebration, creative workshops and food, as well as a chance to make friends and share your thoughts to help us re-imagine Scotland for young women and girls. Whether you’ve been part of our movement before or if you’re just hearing of us for the first time, we’d love to see you there.

Late to the party – Rediscovering my autistic self

I only recently learnt that I am autistic. And even though I experience Alexithymia (sometimes I struggle to identify, recognise and then communicate my emotions), my feelings about late discovery are contradictory, conflicting and colossal.

Young Women Work: Investing in young women in the workplace

This is an interactive workshop for professionals about workplace gender inequality, taking place at SCVO's The Gathering. We have been working with a collective of young women to co-design a new campaign aimed at employers and business leaders to understand and counter the challenges faced by young women in the workplace. This event will inform organisations about the root causes of workplace inequality and give them tools and strategies to address them.

Young Women Changemakers

Empowering young people’s voices in tackling violence against women and girls

We welcome this Scottish Government debate on the importance of empowering young people’s voices in tackling violence against women and girls. At The Young Women’s Movement we support young women and girls across Scotland to lead change on issues that matter to them. We believe it is for young women to determine the changes they want and need in their lives, and we make sure their voices, opinions and insights are heard and understood by decision-makers.