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EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND - FEBRUARY 25: Campaigners and activists rally outside the Scottish Parliament in support of the Scottish Governments Support For Period Products Bill on February 25, 2020 in Edinburgh,Scotland. MSPs are set to back plans to tackle period poverty by making sanitary products available to all free of charge,the legislation, put forward by Labour MSP Monica Lennon, is likely to be passed at its first vote in Holyrood later today. (Photo by Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)

Scotland to provide universal free period products in world first

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Post published:December 10, 2020
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Scotland has become the first country in the world to provide free and universal access to period products, in an effort to tackle period poverty.

History of the Women Friendly Cities Challenge

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Post published:December 4, 2020
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The history of the Women Friendly Cities Challenge: applying a gendered intersectional lens to budgets, policies and programs.

Making Vancouver Women Friendly

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Post published:May 29, 2019
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The City of Vancouver has addressed their commitment to equity and released a report detailing progress towards making Vancouver women friendly.

Women Friendly Cities Challenge launched in Batticaloa

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Post published:June 27, 2018
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Celene Fung, WUSC, and Batticaloa launch a Women Friendly Cities Challenge (WFCC)—an initiative to make cities safer for women.

Women’s Initiative Edmonton

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Post published:May 29, 2018
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Women's Initiative Edmonton fosters and promotes equality, opportunity, access to services, justice and inclusion for women across the city.

Vancouver’s Gender Equality Strategy Unanimously Approved

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Post published:January 16, 2018
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Vancouver's Gender Equality Strategy was approved unanimously by city council. It builds upon existing policies and outlines steps to promote equality.