UK: Government launches first ever misogyny prevention fund

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'A new drive to support women and girls and tackle misogyny is in line for government investment, as the Chancellor, John Healey, and Minister for Women and Equalities, Bridget Phillipson, announce the first misogyny prevention fund.

The Chancellor will provide a £15 million injection to the Office for the Impact Economy (OIE) to be invested in schemes over 3 years that could include mentoring for young people, workplace training and communications campaigns to improve outcomes and safety for women and girls across the UK.

The fund is expected to be confirmed in the 2026 Budget on Wednesday 28 October.

The fund will underpin Bridget Phillipson’s misogyny prevention taskforce, demonstrating this government’s commitment to backing up words with action.

The investment will form the basis for work with corporate partners and philanthropists to unlock additional match funding and ultimately multiply its reach.'

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Fund classes that teach women to appreciate men vs. hating us and not appreciate us. In response, men and boys will stop resenting women and their nasty attitudes toward men.

Radical idea, I know.

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