There is still work to be done this Equal Pay Day
Caroline, our Director of Communications, explains why there’s still work to do this Equal Pay Day, to build a fairer working future for young women.
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Read stories written by young women about their experiences and find out more about our work with updates from the team.
I feel confident to stand up for myself and others that are unable to
In this blog some of the young women who delivered our media training session share why they chose to become media volunteers and explain why peer to peer learning is so valuable.
The Advisory Panel helped me see I can change the world for other women
We caught up with 3 of our Advisory Panel members, Mollie, Meg and Simone to ask them about their experience of the panel. In this blog we hear what being a member of the panel has meant to them, and how it has increased their confidence and helped them feel connected.
Staying positive during your job search
Work It Out coach Alex shares some tips for staying positive during your job search.
Find out if coaching is for you
In this blog, Young Women's Trust coaches Yasmin and Naomi answer some questions that are regularly asked about our Work It Out coaching.
You are never too small to raise your voice
Freya, Mattea and Pippa talk about meeting Will Quince MP and how you are never too small to raise your voice.
What I want to tell you about Work It Out coaching
We asked some of our Work It Out Ambassadors what they wanted to tell other young women about coaching.
How to create a great CV
In this blog Elly Hanna, one of our CV feedback experts from Venn Group, takes you step by step through creating a great CV.
The Universal Credit uplift has helped me afford increasing utility bills
Freya shares with us what the £20 Universal Credit uplift has meant for her and asks you to write to the Chancellor to ask him to stop benefit cuts.
One thing I have learned from coaching
Olivia, Charlotte, Alexandra and Roshni each share one important thing that they have learned from their coaching experience with Work It Out.
From CV crisis to confidence
Katie shares how she went from frustration with her CV to believing she has something valuable to offer, through Work It Out.
The Advisory Panel has given me the opportunity to make things fairer for women
Samaira and Lauren, members of our Young Women’s Advisory Panel, share their experiences of being on the panel and the importance of young women’s involvement in our work.