Scotland's Women

We catch up with Activist Gemma Clark in PART TWO to 'Use Your Voice' ! The new buffer zone bill has been passed and now in full force around Scotland. But why did it take so long for this bill to pass? And what does it mean now its in place? Concluding Episode Coming Soon.

Scotland's Women chats to Gemma Clark, a teacher and activist who has been using her voice on social media to fight back at the anti-abortion protesters in Glasgow and showing awareness of the buffer zone bill that is being passed through the Scottish Parliament. (please note this episode was recorded in Jun 2024)Gemma explains how we as women should always be using our voice, to fight for women's rights as they can easily be taken away, just like what they are experiencing in America right now.

Pro-choice campaigners and politicians have been calling on the Scottish Government to introduce buffer zones as a matter of priority to prevent patients being harassed or intimidated.Both the Sandyford clinic and Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow have been targeted by anti-abortion protesters.Scotland's Women chats to teacher and activist Gemma Clark, who since a early age had been using her voice to fight for what's right. And in most recent years, she has been using her voice on social media to fight back at the anti-abortion protesters for the right for women and patients to go into a health care facility and have the right not to be harassed or intimated.

Holistic Therapist and Motivational Speaker for women in the Portuguese community Julia Do Santos chats to Scotland's Women about how she had the courage and strength to start a new life in the Scottish Highlands. Alone and not knowing the English language and with only £65 pounds in her pocket, Julia knew she could only count on herself. With never knowing how to be cared for, Julia allowed herself to be vulnerable and accepted the help from others and thats where the doors opened for her. Julia chats about her Scottish Highland journey and no matter how many times things in her life didn't work out, she was never fearful of Starting Over Again.

Julia Dos Santos moved from Portugal to the North of Scotland to start over with only £65 in her pocket. Her fear was the motivator! New Episode Coming Soon!

What does it take to be a Leader? Scotland's Women chats to Sarah Pryde-Smith CEO of Simba. A beautiful Scottish charity, that helps and supports families who have lost their precious babies. Sarah takes us on a journey throughout her career and how her subconscious decisions lead her to becoming a CEO of an amazing charity that is making a difference in people lives. Making a difference is what has guided Sarah and in this episode she shares these experiences with us and even though she doesn't know it, she inspires us. Showing we can be and become whatever we want.