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IWD2026 Recap: Women’s Health: Addressing Inequity, Ensuring Health
Volunteer Anjali writes on the panel 'Mothering in Difficult Times' at Bristol Women’s Voice’s International Women’s Day event, which explored realities many mothers face while…
IWD2026 Recap: Mothering in Difficult Times: Increasing School Exclusions, Decreasing SEND Support
Volunteer Anjali writes on the panel 'Mothering in Difficult Times' at Bristol Women’s Voice’s International Women’s Day event, which explored realities many mothers face while…
IWD2026 Recap: Opening Conversations About Harmful Online Content and Young People
Volunteer Anjali writes on Integrate's workshop on the harms of online pornography.
IWD2026 Recap: Who does economic growth work for?
Volunteer Jema Ali recounts her experiences attending a panel session on inclusive and equitable economic growth at the International Women's Day event.
IWD2026: A Volunteer’s Reflections on Unlocking Bristol’s Hidden Activists
Volunteer Lindsay Shimizu reflects on her experiences at the International Women's Day event.
IWD2026: Communal Iftar
For International Women's Day, Bristol Women’s Voice hosted a panel discussion bringing together diverse voices to explore how we can effectively challenge misogyny and dismantle…
Review: Macbeth: The Scottish Play opens in Bristol
Bristol Women's Voice's volunteer Georgia reviews the Tobacco Factory Theatre's rendition of Macbeth.
IWD2026: Tackling Misogyny – Holistic Approaches to Smashing the Patriarchy
For International Women's Day, Bristol Women’s Voice hosted a panel discussion bringing together diverse voices to explore how we can effectively challenge misogyny and dismantle…
An Interview with Pembe Alp
Pembe Alp from the Centre for Deaf and Hard of Hearing People on her experiences as a deaf woman, accessibility and inclusion, and what lies…
Call Out for Performers – Music & Poetry
We are looking for five performers who can offer 10–15 minutes of music or poetry for an upcoming women’s safety event. Each of the five…
Over 55s update and including your voice opportunity !
The main themes to influence change chosen by women in Bristol Over 55 is Sexist and Ageist Language in Health and GP and Medical Training…
Have Your Say: Women’s Health in Bristol
Breakout discussions centered on several key themes: reproductive health and misdiagnosis, feelings of not being heard in healthcare settings, women carers unable to access health…
Have Your Say: Bristol City Council Budget Consultation 2026/2027
The attendees discussed four of the main proposals, including proposals on the Respite Care model, the Adult Social Care Charging policy, the Adult Social Care…
Review: We Are the Lions, Mr Manager
The show covers a decade (1968-1978) of Jayaben Desai’s life, the leader of the Grunwick strike, which fought for a union among migrant workers living…
Feature: VoySES: centring community to combat discrimination and health inequality
By NIHR (Guest Feature) The School for Public Health Research is partnering with the People’s Health Trust to develop and evaluate two of their…
Fundraising Comedy Night: Meet The Comedians Who Will Fill Your Night with Laughter
Join us for a night of side-splitting laughs and good vibes, where ticket sales will be doubled by Big Give Women & Girls Match Fund.
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