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The cost of living crisis will affect us all, but women and girls with unmet need will be disproportionately impacted. This first installment in our cost of living series looks at the policy context of the crisis.

New Girls Speak report exposes the real-life impact of lack of specialist support for young women and girls who are most at risk of poverty, abuse, discrimination and poor mental health. 

Agenda Alliance is proud to unveil our new website and brand, putting our Alliance members and women and girls’ voices front and centre. Our new brand aims to reflect both the feminist unity and collaboration at the heart of our organisation.

On Thursday, 3rd November, Agenda Alliance held a roundtable discussion as part of our Girls Speak project, bringing together decision-makers and women with lived experience.

Our Transforming Services Community of Practice group met to discuss relationships, identifying how they were impacted by COVID and what can be learnt.

Agenda Alliance and Changing Lives are recruiting a specialist research agency or economist to support our Transforming Services for Women’s Futures project.

To celebrate Black History Month this year, we are spotlighting services run by and for Black women and girls. Learn how you can take action to support them.

Read our blog to learn four ways girls in education are currently being let down and the changes that need to be made.

Our ongoing project with Changing Lives has been renamed to "Transforming Services for Women’s Futures" in line with the wishes of our researchers with lived experience.

New figures reveal that during the school year 2020/21 girls from a mixed white and Black Caribbean background were excluded at three times the rate for white British female pupils.

As Liz Truss becomes Britain’s new Prime Minister, women and girls’ needs must be reflected in policy decisions and government funding. We recommend five key actions for the new Government.

Six months on from the start of her role as Chief Executive of Agenda, Indy Cross shares the lessons she has learnt.