Inciteful Sisters

We speak to the inspiring women behind Bin the Bill, who tell us all about the proposed Conversion Practices Bill, and why this would be catastrophic for professionals, families, lesbians, and young people alike.

Connie discusses changing political attitudes amongst young women and men, the importance of free speech, and the importance of speaking up for what you believe in.

In this episode Rosie Duffield reveals what it's like being a woman in politics, why she left the Labour party, and the realities of campaigning for women's rights as an MP.

LGB Alliance's CEO, Kate Barker, talks us through the Conversion Therapy Bill, and the risk it poses to young people and those trying to protect them. We discuss the current challenges facing LGB young people, and how her organisation is helping.

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Maeve discusses her time at Cambridge, starting the Cambridge Society of Women, and the culture and language of gender ideology.

Mara and Natalie talk to us about women's running at elite and sub-elite levels, and the importance of fairness and factuality.

Rosie shares how she started a female only CIC, supporting women in Brighton.