Patsy Stevenson

@patsystevenson.bsky.social

Award winning Gender Equality and Ethical Tech Campaigner. Harper’s Bazaar Woman of the Year 2023. Ambassador for PTES. Contact; p.stevenson.phy@gmail.com

I don’t think we have an issue in the UK with women recognising the signs of heart disease. I think we have a huge issue with doctors misdiagnosing or dismissing women who go to them with heart/chest symptoms.

The past 8 months ive been signed off work due to my illness, have had to pay for occasional private scans because of medical misogyny and this has left me in a tricky situation. Times are hard for a lot of people right now but if you can donate even a quid it helps me with activism…

There’s loads of reasons that some AI and tech bros are fucking things up for us, but if I see one more person talk about its water consumption when they still eat meat I’m gunna scream. The polarisation of these conversations are not helping, AI is not shit, tech bros and idiots creating it are.

As a little update; I had two teens drive into the back of me on an electric scooter at the end of march, and the pain has come in waves, two weeks ago i was in hospital getting chest scans for it that came back okay, then this week i’ve been in agony again so have now got scans for my neck and head

The scenes from the march were absolutely disgusting. Watching women dress up and mock muslim women was sickening to see. The silence from Kier Starmer is unsurprising at this point. Anti-Islam hate has been on the rise for a while in the UK, we must stand against it.

There is a vigil for Sarah Everard tomorrow in Clapham for the fifth anniversary. I will not be in attendance and will be honouring Sarah in my own way. Let us remember all women tomorrow, who have died at the hands of men, and all people who have been subject to police violence.

Looking to speak to tech activists! Anyone who is using or creating tech for the benefit of society, whether it be to combat climate change, help support communities or any form of activism. Email is in my bio, please get in touch

“When women report abuse and violence and are dismissed or brushed aside, it feeds the dangerous narrative that it’s somehow our fault. Women like Nina Cresswell have stood firmly against that narrative and spoken out. That’s so brave.” – @patsystevenson.bsky.social https://goodlaw.social/96wh

Patsy Stevenson: Challenging the police is terrifying – I know that first hand | Good Law Project

When a gang of police officers pinned me to the ground, it hit me – they’re not on our side, says Patsy Stevenson

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