About this Event
In 2026, we have seen relentless evidence of the devastating effects of unchecked misogyny: from the Epstein files to the Grok scandal, so-called “rape academies” and the toxic ‘manosphere’, all operating in plain sight. Misogyny shapes women’s lives from girlhood to older age, across our homes, workplaces and public spaces.
This conference asks:
- Is misogyny really on the rise, or has it become mainstreamed and normalised?
- What does the rolling back of women’s rights look like in practice, and why is it happening?
- Crucially, how do we respond collectively and strategically?
Across the day, we will explore:
- The prevalence and drivers of misogyny
- Its human, social, political and economic consequences
- The solutions, resistance and routes to change that centre women’s lived realities
Join us in June, in person or online and be part of the conversation and the solutions, and to meet like-minded women and male allies.
Programme highlights include:
Keynote Address
Jess Asato MP, Government Adviser on Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) to the Department of Health and Social Care
A keynote speech on online safety, including the Grok scandal, public discourse and women’s participation in public life.
Misogyny as Radicalisation
Dr Sajjan Gohel, International Security Director, Asia-Pacific Foundation and Visiting Lecturer, LSE
Dr Sajjan Gohel explores how misogyny operates as a radicalising force online and its links to wider patterns of extremism and violence.
for a full programme of events head to our webpage HERE
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Central London, near Euston Station, Euston Station, London, United Kingdom
GBP 11.55 to GBP 42.96
