For the last two years, Engender has been involved in an ambitious project to speak to women across Scotland about intra-Christian sectarianism, and its effect on their lives. This report summarises what women have told us about their experiences, and discusses ways that taking a gendered approach may change the way that anti-sectarianism initiatives are delivered in Scotland. Date: May 2015

The toolkit has been designed to help organisations think about ways they can include women and girls in their work, and to take account of gender in their work with men and boys.

Finally, a teaser for the upcoming film 'Women and the S word'. It was made with the support of Urbancroft, based at Film City Glasgow, to produce a film about three young Glaswegian women’s take on sectarianism.