Event
When one job isn’t enough: Young women and multiple jobholding
Join us for an insightful discussion on the realities of young women’s working lives and the urgent need for a feminist future of work.
Our impact
We advance gender equality in policymaking through feminist approaches to economics.
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- key policy wins in the past year
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- workshops were run by our Local Data Project in this past year
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- press hits and broadcast appearances in the past year
We put feminism into economics and economics into feminism.
We are a feminist think tank that raises awareness of and provides evidence for a gender equal economy - acting as a link between academia, the women’s voluntary sector and progressive economics think tanks.
Read more about our impactOur latest research
Consultation Response
Submission to the Education Select Committee Inquiry on Early Years: Improving support for children and families
We've responded to the Education Select Committee Inquiry on Early Years
Consultation Response
Transition to the State Pension Age Consultation
We've responded to the Work and Pensions Committee consultation
UK Policy Briefing
Health Inequalities and Gender briefing 2026
Read our briefing on women and health
Consultation Response
Submission to the Office for National Statistics’ first consultation round on the 2031 census
Together with the Global Institute for Women’s Leadership (GIWL) we have responded to the ONS' first consultation round on the 2031 census
Our latest blogs
Blog Post
£90,000 Later: What Student Debt Really Does to Women
For years, the conversation around student loans has focused on access - but not enough on impact, especially not on its gendered dimension.
Blog Post
It’s Time to Support Romani (Gypsy) and Irish Traveller Women
The Traveller Movement's Annalise Corcoran explains how structural barriers and data gaps leave women from Traveller communities at a disadvantage.
Blog Post
The Invisibility of Migrant Women in National Data
Migration is deeply gendered, yet data often makes migrant women statistically invisible. RMC's Saqib Ali Khan and Jasmyn Dixon explain these gaps.
Blog Post
Midlife Mental Health: Why Women Over 50 Need Structural Solutions, Not Individual Fixes
Framing women’s distress solely through the lens of therapy, risks individualising what are social and structural problems, explains Emma Thackray
Recent press releases
Press Release
Women cannot be the shock absorbers of another cost of living crisis, says WBG
Our response to today's increase in the National Minimum Wage
Press Release
Global events have increased the urgency to invest in our economy’s foundations, says WBG
Read our response to the Government's Spring Statement 2026
Press Release
Gender budgeting for transport could be a game changer for women in London, says WBG
Today the London Assembly’s Transport Committee has published a new report on Accessibility and Inclusion in Transport Planning.
Press Release
Uneven Paths: New Report Exposes Deep Inequalities Facing Romani (Gypsy), Roma and Irish Traveller Women
Our new joint report with the Traveller Movement exposes the deep inequalities faced by Romani (Gypsy), Roma and Irish Traveller women.
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