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Author: Rachel Gray

Co-creating the Decoding Inequality Exhibition

Published on 19th November, 2018 by Rachel Gray

This post was published 6 years ago. You can explore more recent posts through the categories and tags.

We want to include you in unlocking the personal meanings of objects in our collections.

Approaches to Equality – Scottish Museum Sector Survey

Published on 9th February, 2018 by Rachel Gray

This post was published 7 years ago. You can explore more recent posts through the categories and tags.

The aim of this survey is to analyse your organisation’s approach to embedding equality with the purpose of increasing access, representation and inclusion at all levels.

“Diversity” fatigue

Published on 18th January, 2018 by Rachel Gray

This post was published 7 years ago. You can explore more recent posts through the categories and tags.

Sara Ahmed’s amazing book (bible), Living a Feminist Life, has got us nodding our heads and reflecting on our reading of the word “diversity” (something we’ve also heard from […]

Job Vacancies

Published on 28th November, 2017 by Rachel Gray

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The deadline for applications for this post has now passed.

We’re hiring for our innovative Equality in Progress project!

New GWL Performance to Raise Awareness of Women’s Experiences of Hate Crime

Published on 6th March, 2017 by Rachel Gray

This post was published 8 years ago. You can explore more recent posts through the categories and tags.

We launch our groundbreaking new performance to challenge hate crime against women today at City of Glasgow College, and at Glasgow Kelvin College on the 17th March.

To coincide with International Women’s Day, the performances, titled No-one who harms me will go unpunished. I am a woman are choreographed protests and will be a brand new resource to raise awareness of women’s experiences of hate crime in Scotland.

Sisterhood is Powerful!

Published on 2nd December, 2016 by Rachel Gray

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Women were important and purposeful here, “Sisterhood is Powerful” rang in my thoughts. And that same spirit continues today, 25 years since GWL’s inception.

“I didn’t realise that what they said to me was a hate crime.”

Published on 7th June, 2016 by Rachel Gray

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The criminal term ‘hate crime’ poses a barrier to women in coming forward to speak about their experiences of targeted victimisation or hostility, we want to remove this.

Reflecting on Mixing The Colours

Published on 19th August, 2015 by Rachel Gray

This post was published 9 years ago. You can explore more recent posts through the categories and tags.

As we reach the midway point of this project year it seems like a natural time to reflect on how we’re engaging people in the discussion on sectarianism. Find out how you can get involved.

Review the Mixing The Colours publication and receive a free copy!

Published on 13th August, 2015 by Rachel Gray

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Do you love reading? Are you excited about books? Perfect! We are looking for women to review our Mixing The Colours: women speaking about sectarianism publication.

10 Free Tickets up for grabs for our Mixing The Colours @ Just Festival!

Published on 29th July, 2015 by Rachel Gray

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The first 10 people to post a comment will to be entered into our draw for a free ticket to our Mixing The Colours @JustFestival on Tuesday 11th August!