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Recovery Room for anxiety
Recovery Room is a free, safe and supportive space for women who are looking to make new bonds and just ‘be’ away from anxiety.
Free legal advice!
Nottingham Law School students, supervised by qualified solicitors, will be offering free FREE advice at the Centre over the coming months on a range of...
FREE Conversational English classes for women with English as a second language
A FREE class aimed at giving refugee and asylum-seeking women, as well as women with English as a second language, the opportunity to practise and...
Our statement on the MoJ’s announcement to end Friday prison releases
Nottingham Women’s Centre would like to emphasise the role of gender in assessing the vulnerability and needs of women leaving prison, to ensure that women’s...
Statement on the Law Commission’s Hate Crime review
Recording misogyny as hate crime helps to record and bear witness to the whole intersectional experience of what male harassment feels like to a woman.
Working with Nottingham City Council to tackle unaffordable childcare costs in Nottingham
England is one of the most expensive places in the world. We're working with Nottingham City Council Councillor Rebecca Langton to address the impact in...
Statement on violence against women and girls
We want to say to all women and survivors – please don’t minimise your response if you feel impacted by the details or online commentaries...
Evidence about menopause in the workplace for Women & Equalities Committee
We recently submitted evidence to the Women and Equalities Committee inquiry into menopause and the workplace. We’re pleased it’s been published for all to read!
#StopThe500 planned women’s prison places
We've joined Women in Prison and many other representatives from housing, domestic abuse, criminal justice, midwifery, and children's organisations in writing to Justice Secretary, Robert...
