Speedy Witches and Where to Find Them! 
Bravo @EKaht! https://t.co/NwsEq7nVAO

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿v  #SixNations2023 https://t.co/xPCn9n4x1j

Solidarity to these wonderful girls https://t.co/1o5RkKK7ff

RT @project_lesbian: OUT NOW : Our major report into the erasure of lesbians from public life. Lesbians are now at the back of the rainbow queue for funding, charity strategy, academic research, social scenes and lots more. Download our report today to find out exactly how. https://t.co/Hfs7UCZpJo

RT @bindelj: For this podcast episode I interviewed the wonderful @el_nagashi, member of the @project_lesbian Advisory Board and much, much more. Listen to her on my Substack, here: https://t.co/RwBS7mVFzO https://t.co/JGsHU9ZaIK

RT @project_lesbian: Today we are absolutely delighted to announce the launch of our new organisation for lesbians - The Lesbian Project. 
 
Find out more about who we are, what we stand for, and what we plan to do, on our website here:

https://t.co/CRYX3QTLDn

If you’re concerned about the erosion of women’s rights in the UK - the right to single sex spaces like domestic violence refuges, rape crisis centres and prisons - sign the Sex Matters petition to make the Equality Act clear.
#InternationalWomensDay2023 https://t.co/elvo1IMiRL

The United Nations Population Fund estimates that during the Covid pandemic there have been an additional 31 million cases of domestic violence globally. #InternationalWomensDay2023

https://t.co/YRaNEEsg7p

The United Nations Population Fund estimates that there have been an additional 31 million cases of domestic violence globally during the Covid pandemic.
#InternationalWomensDay2023 

https://t.co/YRaNEEsg7p

Women and girls in Afghanistan have been forced out of education. #InternationalWomenDay2023 

https://t.co/ny7SNvTmMr

Schoolgirls in Iran have been subject to chemical attacks. Iranians protesting these atrocities must be supported by the international community.
#InternationalWomansDay2023 https://t.co/363WPDW1uj

RT @lumos: This #InternationalWomensDay, we’re celebrating the incredible women who lead our project work supporting children in countries around the world. Hear from Grace in Kenya about her passion for children’s wellbeing and the Lumos mission.

https://t.co/eTNhQlNWQr

RT @lumos: "It’s hard to believe that it’s been a year since the war in Ukraine began. Time has seemed to both stand still, and to drive forwards relentlessly."

Ukraine: One Year On. Thanks to @CharityTimes for sharing some reflections from our CEO Peter McDermott.

https://t.co/xUwMgtRj8g

Bravo @_SwiftPress for publishing @hannahsbee's superb and rigorously researched 'Time To Think'. 
https://t.co/LpZhMzFNwI

RT @AlinejadMasih: The name of this beautiful Iranian school girl is #SaraShirazi. She was beaten by a pro-regime woman. You know for what reason? Her hijab was not “proper”.

Don’t cry Sara. The monsters who did this to you will face justice. They’re so pathetic that your hair scares them. https://t.co/RFrIHV3B69

RT @SarahAshtonLV: I was hit this morning.

My injuries are permanent. 

I've lost part of my hand and have scarring on my face. 

We won the battle, though. 

And here was my message in the immediate aftermath. https://t.co/2mXFTQ3Cak

RT @AlinejadMasih: Walking hand-in-hand for freedom.

The Islamic Republic of Iran will be toppled by Iranian people. We will celebrate our victory.

#WomanLifeFreedom 
#MahsaAmini‌ https://t.co/GXQnr4gAmW

🥂 https://t.co/PuKsopPTNJ

I agreed to sit down with Megan because, having read her wonderful book, Unfollow, I thought the two of us could have a real, interesting, two-sided conversation that might prove constructive. You can listen and find out for yourself here: https://t.co/aYx3XGQ9jl

Megan proposed bringing in other voices, and looking at the wider picture, bringing her own unique viewpoint as a former fundamentalist who’s dedicated her life over the past decade to difficult conversations. 2/3