The new Gender Equality Duty has introduced responsibilities on all public services to promote equality of opportunity for both genders.
So far, discussion has focused primarily on its intended benefits for women. But what responsibilities do early years services, schools, health services and social services now have to children, young people and men, particularly as fathers? A new publication from Children in Scotland, Making the Gender Equality Duty Real for Children, Young People and Their Fathers, explores these questions.
- To request a copy of the publication contact Nicola Pay at npay@childreninscotland.org.uk or on 0131 222 2448.
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