Scottish Feminists is a national organization that supports and promotes women's rights in Scotland. It is a membership organization with over 100 affiliated groups across the country, representing a wide range of interests and perspectives. The Scottish Feminists is committed to working towards a just and equal society for all women.
Mission and Vision
- Promote and defend women's rights
- Support women's groups and organizations
- Campaign for social change
- Build solidarity among women
- All women and girls have equal rights and opportunities
- Women are free from violence and discrimination
- Women are empowered to shape their own lives
Activities
- Campaigning: Campaigns on a range of issues affecting women, including equal pay, reproductive rights, violence against women, and poverty.
- Networking: Provides a network for women's groups and organizations to share information and resources.
- Training and development: Offers training and development opportunities for women's groups and activists.
- Public education: Raises awareness of women's rights issues through public education campaigns.
- International work: Works with other feminist organizations around the world.
Affiliated Groups
The SFN has over 100 affiliated groups across Scotland. These groups are based in communities, workplaces, and universities. They work on a wide range of issues affecting women, including:
- Domestic violence
- Sexual violence
- Reproductive rights
- Equal pay
- Poverty
- Disability rights
- Black feminism
Impact
They have made a significant impact on women's lives in Scotland. The organization has played a key role in achieving many important victories, including:
- The Equal Pay Act 1970
- The Abortion Act 1967
- The Domestic Violence (Scotland) Act 2018
- The Violence Against Women and Girls (Scotland) Act 2018
They are a vital organization that is working to create a more just and equal Scotland for all women. The organization is committed to working with others to build a better future for women and girls.
Scottish women, campaigning for our rights. Contact us for information on joining your local group.
