英国财政大臣约翰·希利预计将在周三的预算中确认一项重要举措，即向专门应对职场、学校及公共场所厌女症问题的基金拨款1500万英镑 1。这一行动旨在回应政府对“男性圈”（manosphere）网红影响力日益上升的担忧 1。该基金由妇女与平等事务大臣布里奇特·菲利普森主导，是英国首次设立此类国家专项资金以解决厌女症问题 1。
在具体实施方面，该基金将通过资助青年导师指导项目、开展职场培训以及组织宣传活动来改善女性安全状况 1。此外，政府还将寻求企业和合作伙伴提供配套资金 1。此前，政府已宣布另外设立一项2000万英镑的单独基金，专门用于解决学校环境中的厌女影响 1。
对于此次拨款的背景与意义，相关报道引用了官方表态：“日常厌女……在现代英国根本无处容身。” 1 在宣传策略上，政府参考了伦敦交通局此前推出的“Have a Word”和“Say Maaate to a Mate”等宣传活动案例 1。
The UK government will allocate £15 million to a dedicated fund aimed at combating misogyny in workplaces, schools, and public spaces, responding to concerns over the rising influence of “manosphere” influencers 1. Chancellor John Healey is expected to confirm this commitment during Wednesday’s budget announcement 1. This initiative represents the first time Britain has established specific national funding solely to address misogyny 1.
Bridget Phillipson, Secretary of State for Women and Equalities, will lead the pan-UK fund, which seeks to improve women’s safety through youth mentoring, workplace training, and awareness campaigns 1. The strategy also aims to secure matching funds from businesses and partners to complement the government’s contribution 1. Highlighting the issue’s severity, the government stated that "day-to-day misogyny... quite simply has no place in modern Britain" 1. This new allocation follows the earlier announcement of a separate £20 million fund specifically targeting the impact of misogyny in schools 1. The broader effort draws on precedents such as Transport for London’s “Have a Word” and “Say Maaate to a Mate” campaigns, which were designed to challenge harmful attitudes 1.
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