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Bristol Women’s Voice will make sure that when key decisions are taken women’s voices have been listened to and their ideas and concerns acted on. BWV will also help women and girls across the city to find services they need, how to support one another, how to join local organisations and set up new ones, find and promote events and services for women and share ideas and issues.
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On International Day of Disabled Persons, we are excited to share with you our new project, Disabled Women Take Action, which will build a community of disabled women to work together to identify common goals and influence strategic change across Bristol: https://t.co/3DHsNCB0uv
Read More📚 16 Days of Activism Day 9: Education is key. @BristolUni has created an extensive collection of articles about gender-based violence which are free to read until the end of the year: #16days https://t.co/tE3JTlORZx
Read MoreThis report from @EqualBristol explores how strip clubs reinforce harmful gender stereotypes and stand in the way of the drive to tackle VAWG, instead promoting gender inequality and a sexist culture that can, and does, lead to male violence: https://t.co/RIxFoSUnzm
Read More16 Days of Activism Day 8: Join us in our mission to create a safe and equal Bristol and support Bristol Council’s proposal for a nil cap on strip clubs in the city. Read our guidance and have your say here: #16days
Read MoreRT @BWCommission: Sexual objectification of women & girls & male sexual violence are consistently associated with each other. Sexual Entert…
Read More16 Days of Activism Day 7: Watch this short film from @WHO’s #RightToABetterWorld series where experts share how they are trying to build a world in which women and girls are free from all forms of violence and discrimination #16days https://t.co/737a9xM4z6
Read MoreRT @BWCommission: Bristol’s strip clubs say they’re meeting a demand, when in fact they drive up demand. Thankfully not all young men buy i…
Read More📢 Calling all BAME women in Bristol: Join the next Black Women Pause event this Thursday at 10am to look ahead to the New Year and share what you plan to leave in 2021 to make 2022 a better year 👊🏿✨ Link: Meeting ID: 994 3765 4592 Passcode: 154995
Read MoreOur 16 Days of Activism Day 4 seems to have got lost in the post over the weekend...Better late than never so here it is now: Start a conversation with somebody about what 16 Days of Activism is and why it is such an important campaign #16Days
Read MoreRT @norman_nicki: Get Involved - Bristol Women's Voice - amazing opportunity for a local feminist here
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