We provide our expert opinion to influence policies that impact women.
WBG’s Submission to APPG on Poverty and Inequality Inquiry into the Disproportionate Impact of Poverty and Inequality on Disabled People
Proposed changes to civil legal aid must be assessed through a gender equality lens
Our submission to the Business and Trade Select Committee Inquiry on the Industrial Strategy
Our response to local authority funding reform through the local government finance settlement
We have written to the Chancellor to express our disappointment at the Government's decision to delay Phase 2 of the Pensions Review
We have written to the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster about the independent review of the data collected and published by the ONS
Together with other women's organisations, we've written to the Chancellor to express concerns about cuts to disability benefits
We support an open letter expressing concerns about Carer’s Allowance overpayment debts
We support an open letter to demand action to address labour market inequality
We support an open letter calling on the Prime Minister to mitigate the strategic risks posed by wealth inequality to our country
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We have responded to the Green Paper on the future of Personal Independence Payment (PIP) which replaced the Disability Living Allowance (DLA).
WBG is happy to support this open letter calling for decent pensions for all, and sustainable thriving economy
Joint letter with a coalition of women's organisations demanding that women and girls are put at the heart of the General Election
Joint letter coordinated by The Trussell Trust and Joseph Rowntree Foundation
Open letter organised by the Care and Support Alliance
Common Wealth, “Undefined Benefit: Fixing the UK Pensions System”, 2023. Available here.
Make My Money Matter, “Fossil Fuels in UK Pensions: An analysis of Fossil Fuel exposure in UK Pension Funds”, 2023. Available here.
Brett Christophers, “The dangers of asset managers when it comes to long-term infrastructure”, The Financial Times, 17/04/23. Available here. For more extensive detail see Christophers, Our Lives in Their Portfolios: Why Asset Managers Own The World, Verso: 2023.