We're taking evidence on Black homelessness on Wednesday 7 January at 2.20pm.
We're questioning @Alison_McGovern, Minister for Local Government and Homelessness @mhclg after hearing from organisations working with homeless people.
Watch here: https://t.co/BhRhyW4KhS
We're hearing from representatives of healthcare bodies for our inquiry into reproductive health conditions among girls and young women.
@RCObsGyn | The Royal College of Nursing | @rcgp | The College of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare
Watch at 2.20pm on 17 December ⏰
The deadline for sending written submissions to our egg donation and freezing inquiry is closing on 9 January.
We're want your views on a number of key questions. Find out what we want to know and help us collect evidence: https://t.co/ce8WQUMZXs
We held a session exploring the @SMCommission's role and the wider issue of social mobility.
Its Chair, Alun Francis OBE, talks about regional economic differences in the UK, which shape people's chances of upward social mobility ⬇️
What are the biggest challenges in breaking the stigma around menstrual and reproductive health for girls and young women?
We spoke to GP and women's health advocates, @DrNighatArif and Dr Aziza Sesay, about tackling the taboos 👇
We're assessing the current state of social mobility in the UK by region, gender, and ethnicity.
Join us at 2.20pm on 10 December as we hear from:
@SMCommission | @brownejacobson | @coopuk | @SocialMobilityF
Find out more: https://t.co/ueZ8q7K1wa
Join us at 2.20pm today as we speak to GPs and campaigners on breaking the taboos around young women's menstrual and reproductive health.
YouTube: https://t.co/iIT6uUchwv
Parliament Live: https://t.co/jQwdhXyB8y
In the second session of our inquiry, we will question GPs and campaigners on breaking the taboos around young women’s menstrual and reproductive health.
Dr Aziza Sesay | @ToriHerstory | @chellaquint | @_kwolstenholme | @DrNighatArif
Wednesday 3 December, 2.20pm 🗓️
In the second session of our inquiry, we will question GPs and campaigners on breaking the taboos around young women’s menstrual and reproductive health.
Dr Aziza Sesay | @ToriHerstory | @chellaquint | @_kwolstenholme | @DrNighatArif
Wednesday 3 December, 2.20pm 🗓️
Ending the @FCDOGovUK flagship programme on combating Female Genital Mutilation presents a serious risk to women and girls globally.
We've written a joint letter with @CommonsIDC warning against concluding the programme internationally in October 2026: https://t.co/Yv5m81XBz1
Why do Black people face disproportionate risks of homelessness?
Our new inquiry seeks to understand the key drivers for Black homelessness and what the Government should do about it.
Send us your written evidence by 12 January: https://t.co/G7W1V91gTj
We're exploring the key drivers of Black homelessness and what the Government should do about it with:
@Shelter | @crisis_uk | @HeriotWattUni
Watch from 2.20pm on 25 November: https://t.co/9KALhom2GE
This week, we held the first evidence session of our inquiry into reproductive health conditions among girls and young women. Janet Lindsay, Chief Executive at Wellbeing of Women, explains how data indicates there’s a routine dismissal of period pain by healthcare professionals⬇️
We have published our report into tackling HIV transmission.
The report sets out a series of recommendations to the Government for its new HIV action plan.
Read the report in full: https://t.co/PwMReavvzK
We will hold the first evidence session in our inquiry into reproductive health conditions among girls and young women on Wednesday 19 November from 2.20pm.
Joined by representatives from Endometriosis UK | @WellbeingofWmen | @NHS_RHO | @MH_Coalition
Watch on Parliament Live 🟢