Why was Women's Rights Matter formed? This video will tell you exactly why a group of women from very different backgrounds came together to form this organization. If you are a woman or a girl we are fighting to have your rights recognized.

The removal of sexed or gendered language in the bid to be inclusive has been aimed mainly at women & girls. It is, in fact, exclusionary as it dehumanizes us. And we didn't consent. It's time to stop using this language.

This video has two purposes: 1. To show why it is important that women's sporting leagues do not include males, no matter how they identify. 2. To go over the extent to which the government and policy makers have gone to silence women from speaking out. As soon as we are able to post links, they will be added to this description. In the meantime, you can head over to the Research & Reports section of our website where you will find the research and papers relied on for this video. You can find our Brief and Dr. Linda Blade's brief in our Letters & Posts section under Women's Voices.

So-called inclusive language is much more exclusive than someone might think at first glance. It is especially a major problem for women and girls. Watch the video to find out why.

This video explains the history of changes in policy in how women's federal prisons are run. Since 2017 the federal government has allowed self-ID without other considerations for gender non-conforming male prisoners into women's prisons. The video has been updated to include some stats that were released by CSC in 2022. Links will be added once Youtube allows for it.

On September 9, 2023 we will be hosting Canada's first speakers' corner! Why are we holding such an event? Watch the video to find out! Hope to see you in Ottawa at Ken Ross Park at 2PM that day!

Feminist Question Time with speakers from Australia, UK, Canada and Mexico Women's Human Rights Campaign (WHRC) Feminist Question Time. Our weekly online webinars are attended by a global feminist and activist audience of between 300-400. The main focus is how gender ideology is harming the rights of women and girls. You can see recordings of previous panels on our YouTube Channel. This week’s speakers: Anna Kerr, Aus, WHRC CC Australia. Topic: Feminist Legal Clinic and WHRC Australia Sheila Jeffreys, UK, radical lesbian feminist author and activist. Topic: What is the logic behind the Declaration? Why use the language of women's rights? Shelley Christina, Women Matter Canada - Concerned Canadian woman advocating for women and girls. I’m lucky enough to work with women in two outstanding groups - WMC and caWsbar. This is the greatest threat to women’s rights I’ve seen in my longish life - I do not intend to stand passively by while my granddaughters are deprived of those rights. Therefore, here I am. Topic: Policies affecting women and girls, and what we’ve got brewing for the election campaign. Laura Lecuna, Mexico, WHRC Country Contact Mexico. Topic: Why feminists need to drop the word gender More information: www.womensdeclaration.com