We are excited to be hosting the developmental biologist Dr Emma Hilton at our forthcoming event on Monday 11 July, our last event for this academic year.

We are really excited to announce that Dr Jessica Taylor, passionate defender of women’s mental health, will be discussing her newly released book Sexy but Psycho at our next event on Monday 13 June at 7pm.

We share our submission to the Scottish Government’s GRA reform consultation.

We are thrilled to announce that two wonderful artists, the ceramicist Claudia Clare and the dancer Rosie Kay, will be the stars of our next event on Monday 9 May at 7pm.

We are very happy to announce that our next event will see us host the wonderful Professor Sarah Pedersen, Liberal Voice for Women’s inaugural speaker last March, together with the tireless Susan Smith from For Women Scotland, for an update on the state of women’s rights in Scotland.

Ed Davey gave a very encouraging performance on BBC Radio4’s Any Questions last Friday night, with a distinct shift towards a much more moderate position regarding women’s and trans rights.

Lib Dem conference overwhelmingly passed a Constitutional Amendment on 13th March 2022, which added the word ‘sex’ to the list of Protected Characteristics in the relevant part of the party’s Constitution.

We’re excited to be hosting Mary Ann Sieghart for our next online event, at 7pm on Monday 14 March. Mary Ann’s book The Authority Gap was published to critical acclaim last year and the scale of the gap between men and women that it reveals has taken many of its readers by surprise.

Pregnancy, motherhood, menstruation, maternity have one thing in common - female biology. Should women just ‘be kind’ and let go of these words?

Join us on Monday 14th February at 7pm to discuss women's health and cancel culture with the fabulous Milli Hill, journalist and author of the bestselling The Positive Birth Book : Give Birth Like A Feminist (2019) and a book for preteens which celebrates the wonders of female biology My Period (2021).

Women in prison are some of the most vulnerable in society and the Equality Act should work to protect them while inside. Why doesn't it?

Liberal Voice for Women will be hosting two psychiatrists to discuss the likely impact of the conversion therapy ban on children with gender dysphoria, and the therapists who treat them, for our next online event at 7pm on Monday 13th December.

When is a debate not a debate? When it’s about banning ‘gender identity’ conversion therapy

The long-discredited, inhumane practice of trying to alter gay or lesbian sexual orientation is dying out in this country. Rightly so. It is abusive and doesn’t work.

But despite its lack of prevalance in recent decades, conversion therapy is back on the agenda, but with a difference. The government is currently consulting on a ban on conversion therapy for sexual orientation and gender identity.

Is it a given that gender identity privileges biological sex? Should society be able to debate the issues behind gender identity ideology? Liberal Voice for Women warmly invites you to an evening of critical discussion with Helen Joyce of The Economist at our next online event, on Monday 8th November 2021 at 7pm.

Liberal Voice for Women are excited to be hosting Tracy Shaw and Tanya Carter from the Safe Schools Alliance next Monday 11 October at 7pm. As rates of violence against women and girls soar, what role do schools have to play in safeguarding girls? What issues are they facing and are they getting it right?

We are delighted to welcome Ian Dunt to our next online event on Monday 13th September at 7pm. You are warmly invited to join us to hear Ian talk about Harriet Taylor Mill and her place at the heart of Liberalism.

We are delighted to welcome Professor Kathleen Stock OBE, Professor of Philosophy at Sussex University, for our next online event on Monday 12th July at 7pm. We warmly invite you to join us.

You are warmly invited to join Liberal Voice for Women for our next online event on Monday 14th June at 7pm, when we are thrilled to be hosting Julie Bindel and Jacci Stoyle.