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Jackie's blog for Women’s History Month on the theme “Celebrating Women Who Tell our Stories”, is about Julia Varley, a passionate campaigner for women's rights.
Bee explains why she's loved the PCS Life Writing course, part of our Learn with PCS national online learning programme.
For Women's History Month, Esther blogs about caring responsibilities, which can come with costs to finances, career and lifestyle.
The UN Day for the Elimination of Racism is marked every year on 21 March to remember the Sharpeville Massacre, when police opened fire on peaceful protestors against the apartheid regime of pass books for black people, killing 69 people.
As more than 133,000 PCS members strike together across the civil service and public sector on 15 March in our biggest day of action in years we are bringing you reports from picket lines and rallies across the UK.