Your voice matters
Are you a young woman, or a person of marginalised gender, aged 18-30, living in England or Wales? Share your experiences of illegal and unfair treatment at work.
By sharing your experiences with us, you can spark important conversations and help us engage with and influence employers, policymakers, and the public.
Our friendly team will be by your side every step of the way. Whether you choose to speak to a journalist or share your story directly with us, we’ll make sure you feel comfortable, informed, and in control.
If you’d like to get involved and talk to us, please email [email protected]
Be part of our movement
You might want to share your story if:
You’ve faced discrimination or sexism at work.
You’ve had to give up work or opportunities because childcare isn’t affordable or accessible.
You’re stuck in insecure work or on a zero-hours contract.
You’ve been paid less than a male colleague.
You’ve been denied your rights or struggled to progress because of illegal practice or unfairness.
What does speaking to the media involve?
Speaking to the media involves being interviewed by a journalist for either print publications (newspapers or magazines), online news stories or broadcast (TV and radio). Our communications team will support you throughout the process, from preparing for and taking part in the interview to the debriefing afterwards.
Talk to us
If you’d like to get involved and talk to us, please email [email protected]
We look forward to amplifying your voice and making positive change together.