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Join our board of trustees
We are recruiting up to three trustees to join our active board. We are particularly looking for women legal, finance, HR, corporate fundraising, policy and…
Over 55s Women’s Health Project Blog July Updates
July saw a women's health event hosted by Voscur, a visit to Southmead Development Trust and some great conversations on sexism and ageism.
Review: Bonding
Feminists have been particularly vocal in their criticism of the Bond films, pointing to the sexualisation and objectification of female characters and uncomfortable intimate scenes…
The Mirror We Never Had: A History of Queer Women’s Visibility
For queer women and other marginalised identities, visibility has always been hard won — and easily taken away.
Review: The Crucib*tch
The Crucib*tch is a witty adaptation of Arthur Miller’s The Crucible, the Salem Witch Trials of 1692 reimagined through a sharply feminist lens.
Over 55s Women’s Health Project Blog
This month has been nothing short of extraordinary as we've begun building something special together.
In Our Image | A Creative Project
In Our Image was a powerful creative project developed through the work Bristol Women’s Voice does with women aged 18–30.
Commentary: Do We Still Live by the Double Standard of Ageing?
When Susan Sontag published The Double Standard of Aging in 1972, she exposed a stark cultural imbalance. She argued that while men are permitted to…
Inspiring Women Talk: Rae Pears
We had the pleasure of hearing about the powerful work of Rae Pears, founder of Girlhood Reclaimed and a passionate advocate for young women, girls,…
Inspiring Women Talk: Pamela Nova
The Inspiring Women Series welcomed renowned journalist, broadcaster, and activist Pamela Nova for an unforgettable evening of storytelling and reflection.
Introduction to Debra Newrick
Get to know Debra Newrick, Bristol Women's Voice new Over 55s Health Project Coordinator.
Do you have any unwanted swimsuits?
We're looking for old, worn, or unloved swimming costumes for a creative, intergenerational project exploring women’s experiences of ageing, safety, health and beauty standards planned…
Inspiring Women Talk: Steph Wetherell
On a mission to open up the outdoors to every body, we recently had the opportunity to hear from Steph, the inspiring co-founder of Every…
Help us uncover Bristol’s hidden women activists!
Bristol Women’s Voice is creating a deck of Women Activist Cards to celebrate lesser-known women from Bristol who fought for equality and justice!
Migrant Women Talk: Brândușa Rotaru
Barandusa Rotaru, a Romanian born artist, educator, and advocate for self-expression and healing shared her story with us at one of our Migrant Women Talks.
Lighting up the streets of Bristol with carers messages
On Saturday 22 March, a group of carers, mothers, fathers, children and supporters came together to Shine a Light on Care.
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