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Women into Work reports

Women into Work logoThe Hallam Centre for Community Justice have undertaken a wide variety of work on the EQUAL funded Women Into Work programme managed by Supporting Others through Volunteer Action (SOVA).

The reports below have been produced by HCCJ as part of this work. For further information on the Women Into Work programme, please visit their website (www.wiw.org.uk).

From Morality to Rights: Debating Sex Work and Sexual Exploitation
The Symposium on Women, Human Rights and Prostitution, July 2007

The report of the Symposium on Women, Human Rights and Prostitution is published at a timely point in the autumn of 2007 as new legislation around soliciting offences is being considered and with much public attention on sex trafficking.

Between September 2006 and June 2007, the Symposium brought together a wide range of stakeholders from the prostitution field, including European partners, with a view to changing the terms of the often divisive and polarised prostitution debate and to test out the potential for finding consensus about constructive ways forward.

The Symposium held five meetings focused on different relevant topics and the final report summarises the conclusions of debates across the series of seminars.

To obtain a copy of this publication please e-mail hccj@shu.ac.uk.

Women Into Work Good Practice Toolkit
The Toolkit is a constellation of the work of the project from its inception presented in a simple and usable way. The 10 leaflets that form the toolkit have been prepared in two broad themes:

All about Peers contains the following leaflets

  • Peer Research Training
  • Peer Research Methodology
  • Peer Support Model
  • Empowering Participation

Influencing Policy and Practice contains the following leaflets

  • Apply Within: recruiting safety and fairly
  • Resettlement of Women (Ex)-Offenders
  • Working Successfully with Prisons
  • Working in Partnership
  • Women into Work Pilot Projects
  • Making the Most of Transnational Working

> More information and download leaflets

I Ain't No Tea Lady
In 2004, SOVA in partnership with 10 agencies were successful in securing funding from the European Social Fund Equal Round 2 initiative for a three year Development Partnership called Women into Work: Building Futures. The partnership was commissioned to promote gender equality and support job de-segregation.

This document reports on Phase One of the programme which involved conducting peer research, and identifies and addresses barriers to non-traditional employment, training and education from a female perspective.

> Download executive summary (PDF 165KB)
> Download full report (PDF 0.98MB)

Moving Mountains
This is the summary of the main piece of research conducted by the Women into Work Project

> Download executive summary (PDF 1.23MB)
> Download full report (PDF 399KB)

Action 2 Evaluations

Nine evaluations were undertaken of the Women in to Work Round 2 projects. These comprised of

Moving On

Building Futures

Women into Work Pilot Project Evaluation Report
Pilot Project evaluation, including Executive summary, of this NACRO-led project.

> Download report (PDF 478KB)

Peer Mentoring Support and Resettlement
Pilot Project evaluation, including Executive summary, of this SOVA-led project

> Download report (PDF 592KB)

The Network Club
Pilot Project evaluation, including Executive summary, of this CAST-led project

> Download report (PDF 420KB)

Norfolk Women into Employment and Training
Pilot Project evaluation, including Executive summary, of this WEETU-led project

> Download report (PDF 418KB)

Creative Business
Pilot Project evaluation, including Executive summary, of this project

> Download report (PDF 427KB)

Development Partnership Evaluation: Action 2
This reports on the work of the Development Partnership through the Action 2 pahse of this EQUAL project.

> Download report (PDF 385KB)

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