Chartered Institute of Housing and Women’s Housing Forum hosted a webinar which looked at how the cost of living crisis is disproportionately impacting women, in particular domestic abuse victims and survivors.
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Join us for a panel discussion on the impact of the Covid pandemic on housing inequalities and women’s access to safe, affordable homes.
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Following on from a series of successful webinars highlighting the history and current state of women’s housing and homelessness, The Women’s Housing Forum, along with the National Housing Federation present a new virtual event exploring Cohousing.
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Truly affordable housing should cost less than a third of a household’s income. However, research by the Nat Fed for the Women’s Housing Forum in 2018 showed that there is no region in England where a woman on an average woman’s income can afford to live in a privately rented property.
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A joint webinar from Homeless Link and the Women’s Housing Forum
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Amy Francis-Smith is a RIBA Part II Architectural Designer and passionate advocate for inclusive design, with her research and work focused on providing decent accommodation for the disabled.
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On 14th January 2020, our co-chairs, Denise Fowler and Zaiba Qureshi, were delighted to be invited to speak on BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour.
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There is no English region where a single woman on median earnings can afford to rent or buy an averagely priced house according to a new report from the Women’s Budget Group and Women’s Housing Forum
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The Women’s Housing Forum (WHF) has today released a report summarising their inaugural public event in January, giving insight into the key issues that emerged from the day and next steps.
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Following the success of the Women’s Housing Forum’s debut event in January, Denise Fowler and Zaiba Qureshi, co-chairs of the Women’s Housing Forum (WHF), were invited to facilitate an interactive workshop at the Students for Global Health (SfGH) Kings College London conference: US V THEM: ‘Dehumanisation and Othering’ on Saturday 16th February.
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Our inaugural event, on Friday 18th January, was a storming success. Women - and a few men - came from across the country to discuss and raise awareness of women’s housing needs. A big thank you to all those that attended.
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