Upcoming Events
Bite-Size Zoom Workshops
We are currently hosting a fantastic party specific workshop series. They cover a variety of topics such as policy and issue, your public profile and becoming an MP. They are also a great place to network with other women in your party and get inspired! All you need to do to receive an invitation is #SignUpToStand
Past Events
A Century of Women in Parliament
This December, we marked 100 years since the first woman took her seat in the House of Commons.
Since then, Westminster has seen the advent of universal suffrage, precisely one female Speaker, and two women serving as Prime Minister.
Our panel discussed progress towards gender equality in politics over the last century, and the obstacles women still face. As women MPs continue to face disproportionate levels of abuse, and the toxicity of today’s political climate dissuades many from standing again, we discussed how far is left to go.
Big Tent Ideas Festival
The Big Tent is strictly non-partisan in its politics, united by a desire to see this political crisis resolved through the broad engagement of multiple actors of all political persuasions and none.
They convene and connect innovators and the non-tribal with genuine, democratic policy making processes, while seeking to catalyse progressive partnerships and to make a difference both locally and nationally.
Celebrating Women in the Law
50:50 joined the Association of Women Solicitors London for an inspirational evening hosted by Rosie Duffield MP with Vicky Ford MP to celebrate one hundred years of women in the law.
50:50 At Women's March London - "Bread & Roses" Rally
50:50 joined the Women's March London "Bread & Roses" rally and marched from BBC Broadcasting House to Trafalgar Square.
The Equality Chant, Westminster
One hundred years ago to the day was the first general election in which women could vote or stand to be an MP.
50:50 joined up with some fantastic sports women and performance artists for the Equality Chant and a historic photo.
50:50 Parliament's #AskHerToStand Day in Parliament
Billed by the Guardian as the first day women outnumbered men in Parliament, 50:50 invited 300 women from across the country to parliament for the day to shadow their MPs and be inspired to stand.
This was the 100 year anniversary of the Qualification of Women Act, when women were first allowed to stand.
50:50 Parliament's Cambridge #AskHerToStand Conference
The first ever 50:50 Parliament #AskHerToStand conference in Cambridge, co-hosted by 50:50 Parliament's #AskHerToStand Director Dolly Theis, Principal of Newnham College Professor Dame Carol Black, & former President of Lucy Cavendish College Jackie Ashey.
With the Minister for Women and many other women MPs, the conference helped attendees learn about what it takes to get elected to Parliament
50:50 At #BringTheNoise - Trump's Visit with Women's March London
50:50 were NOISY for #EqualSeats and #EqualSay, broadcasting to the world that we stand together for Justice, Equality and Peace.
"Processions" - celebrating 100 years of votes for women
50:50 took part in this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity: mass participation artwork to celebrate one hundred years of votes for women
The unveiling of the Fawcett statue
50:50 were at the historic unveiling of one of the most significant statues of our time – suffragist, Millicent Fawcett.
Hers is the first ever statue of a woman in Parliament Square, and the first ever statue there to be created by a woman artist, Gillian Wearing OBE.
Tooting Women's Institute #AskHerToStand Workshop
An inspirational evening campaigning with 50:50 at the Tooting Women's Institute. Frances Scott, Founder of 50:50 Parliament, talked about the campaign's progress and the fantastic #AskHerToStand Action
IWD2018 - MPs & 50:50 #PressForProgress in Parliament
An inspirational panel of women MPs, including Rosie Duffield MP, Dawn Butler and Jo Swinson MP, on why they stood for Parliament and what needs to be done to get 117 more women elected
Care International's #March4Women
50:50 joined Care International's fantastic #March4Women. Starting outside Parliament, we marched to Trafalgar Square where inspirational Isabel Adomakoh Young spoke for 50:50 and our #AskHerToStand Action.