The Women's Equality Party

WE are closing our doors but the change we made will live on. We would like to say a huge thank you to members and activists. Nothing we achieved could have been done without you. Our community and friendships will continue.

Although this is an ending, it is also a new beginning. We will fight on in new ways.

This is the end of the party, but not the end of the movement.

As WE close our doors, we need you to step up your activism and support our sister organisations. About Sistah Space: Sistah Space Space are a non profit organisation dedicated to supporting African and Caribbean women affected by both domestic abuse and sexual violence.

The charity was founded in 2015 by Ngozi Fulani, following the murder of Valerie Forde and her daughter Real-Jahzara by Valerie’s former partner. Multiple police failures contributed to their deaths. Sistah Space campaign for Valerie’s Law to make cultural competency training mandatory for agencies involved in domestic abuse cases.

Sign up to their mailing list, donate to their movement, and make change happen by getting involved with their campaigns. (link in bio)

Throwback Thursday - Part 2! We are so grateful for our members and activists who were part of making change happen. The victories we have won will endure, the communities and friendships we have built together will last. The people who we have brought into politics will continue on in this fight. Thank you for being a part of our journey.

Don’t miss your last chance to get your official Women’s Equality Party merch. Our shop will close on the 23rd December 2024 at midnight.

This throwback Thursday WE are taking a look back at our party’s story and what we have achieved since we started nearly 10 years ago. As our party is coming to a close, we must not forget everything we have achieved together.

WE dare you.

Today, we are deeply saddened to be announcing important news about the party’s future. Our Executive Committee has made the incredibly difficult decision to recommend that our members vote to close the party.

For almost a decade, the party has fought for women, offering transformative solutions and making a real difference. We are so grateful to our members and activists who fight every day for an equal future, none of this would have been possible without you.

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2024/oct/26/womens-equality-party-to-vote-on-closing

Find out more about what this means and read the full Executive Committee statement:
https://www.womensequality.org.uk/executive_committee_statement

Hear from our co-founders about why they are supporting this recommendation:
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2024/oct/26/why-we-decided-to-back-a-motion-to-close-the-womens-equality-party

Women’s Equality party founders urge members to call time after 10 years Conference will now decide party’s fate as financial woes and changing political landscape demand change

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