UK Plans £15 Million Fund to Prevent Misogyny
The UK government plans to provide £15 million over three years for projects aimed at preventing misogyny, subject to confirmation in the Budget.
The fund would run for three years. It would support projects.
Projects would give young people mentors. They would offer workplace training.
Campaigns would help women and girls feel safer.
The fund would support a national taskforce. Bridget Phillipson would lead it.
Groups could apply for grants. Two government offices would run the fund.
They are the Office for the Impact Economy. They are the Office for Equality and Opportunity.
The government hopes businesses give more money. It also hopes philanthropists give more money.
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