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Women’s TUC 2024

NUJ motions on the risks posed to women by AI and the dangers of “unisex” protective wear which do not fit the female form, were passed by conference.

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13 Mar 2024
NUJ videos reveal impact of abuse targeted at journalists

Watch members share their experiences in new clips released as part of the union's campaign on the safety of journalists.

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Disability History Month

Meet the NUJ’s Disabled Members' Council and take part in a host of TUC webinars to discuss the key workplace issues affecting disabled workers.

22 Nov 2021
TUC report finds seven in 10 disabled women say they have been sexually harassed at work

A survey found 68 per cent had been harassed, with one in eight leaving their jobs because of this. 

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DM2021: Equality (1)

One-day equality seminar. Menopause awareness campaign. Tougher legislation on sexual harassment. Recruitment of black photographers.

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21 May 2021
How gender-based violence is silencing women journalists

Natasha Hirst told the TUC Women’s Conference that female writers are self-censoring or withdrawing from online spaces as a result of the abuse they suffer.

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04 Mar 2021
NUJ equalities councils flag up impact of Covid-19

Members are asked to take part in a Parliamentary inquiry and report on the experiences of all communities during the crisis.

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16 Apr 2020
#IWD2020: International Women’s Day calls for action on violence against women

The NUJ calls on the UK and Irish governments to ratify the ILO Convention on violence against women.

09 Mar 2020
TUC Women's Conference 2020

Motions on pay, periods and pregnancy benefits were three of the many issues tackled by women trade unionists.

Samira Ahmed and TUC policy officer Sian Elliot with NUJ delegates at TUC Women's Conference 2020

09 Mar 2020
IFJ guidelines for media and unions to combat online harassment of women journalists

Online trolling is a health and safety issue and must be considered as such by the media industry.

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22 Nov 2019

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