Consultancy
& Co-Design
young voices shaping change
At Glasgow Girls Club, we create opportunities for girls and young women to have their voices heard where it matters most.
Working alongside our team of creatives, architects, writers, entrepreneurs, and community development practitioners, we build networks and partnerships that connect young women with decision-makers in planning, design, and policy.
From shaping campaigns like Where We Stop (part of the Inform Women, Transform Lives initiative with the Carter Center and Glasgow City Council) to contributing to feminist city design conversations, we ensure that girls are not only included but central in reimagining safer, fairer communities.
Cascading leadership: young women are supported to shadow peers and professionals, gaining confidence and skills.
Authentic participation: we design processes grounded in relationship building and care that create genuine pathways for girls’ voices.
Collaborative design: we partner with urban planners, architects, third-sector leaders, and cultural organisations to co-create projects that reflect lived experiences.
Why Work With Us
Glasgow Girls Club creates opportunities for girls and young women to step into real decision-making spaces, shaping the environments they live, learn, and thrive in. Through our consultancy model, they build confidence, develop skills, and form networks that open pathways into future careers.
For our partners, this means projects are not only more inclusive but also grounded in lived experience. By co-creating with young women, planners, architects, and civic leaders gain insights that bring authenticity, equity, and creativity to their work - ensuring that change is both meaningful and lasting.
Where We Stop
A short film created with young women in Glasgow as part of the Inform Women, Transform Lives campaign. Where We Stop explores coercive control, safety in public space, and the everyday choices girls make to protect themselves.
Developed as a commission of the Carter Center and Glasgow City Council, the film has become a powerful tool for sparking conversations about gender-based violence and inspiring change in communities.
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