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Highlighting Women in Trade in partnership with the M Shed.
By Community Reporter Laura Hillier On Saturday 31st August, Bristol Women’s Voice hosted the “Women in Trade” event, in partnership with the M Shed. The…
How Feminism Plays a Role in the Global Climate Crisis.
As you all know, action against climate change on a massive scale has suddenly taken off and is hitting the front pages in the form…
Highlighting Women in Trade in partnership with the M Shed
By Community Reporter Laura Hillier On Saturday 31 st August, Bristol Women’s Voice hosted the “Women in Trade” event, in partnership with the M Shed.…
Pride and Prejudice* (*Sort Of)
Bristol Old Vic, Opening Press Night Thursday 12 Sept, 7pm. Blog and photograph by Marcia Walker Bristol Women’s Voice Jane Austen, author of Pride and…
Bristol Women’s Voice Women In Trade
Event held at the MSHED Bristol Saturday 31st August 2019 11:30am to 4pm By Marcia Walker Reporter/Photographer for BWV An informative and motivating Bristol Women’s…
Discussing the Politics and Economics of Women in Trade at the M Shed.
Community Reporter – Laura Hillier On 31st August, Bristol Women’s Voice hosted an event in partnership with the M Shed which sought to highlight the…
Anorexia Awareness with Leah Newton
Anorexia Awareness with Leah Newton by Emma Carey Anorexia, the literal skeleton in the closest. An eating disorder that is well known, but often misunderstood.…
Opening of the “Six in the City” Exhibition at the Guild Gallery
By BWV Community Reporter Laura Hillier, Photographer Mireya Gonzalez The exhibition “Six in the City” opened on Saturday 20th July, and features the work of…
Mother Country
By BWV reporter Hannah Hier Gathering in Waterstones bookshop on a sunny Thursday evening, a room full of people sat down, to listen to stories…
Bristol’s Inspiring Women: Rissa Mohabir
By BWV reporter Monika Komar I first met Rissa Mohabir at Bristol Women’s Voice’s International Women’s Day celebrations. She ran a poignant session on war…
Fluffy Library at the Arnolfini
By BWV reporter Suzi Bratt Stepping into the reading room at the Arnolfini on Wednesday instantly took me back to circle time at school. I…
An Evening with Tracy K Smith
By BWV Community Reporter Hannah Hier On a hectic, rainy wednesday evening I got the pleasure of attending Bristol Festival of Ideas event: a poetry…
Joan Smith at the Festival of Ideas – Home Grown: How Domestic Violence Turns Men into Terrorists
Our Community Reporter Laura Hillier attended a talk by the writer, journalist and human rights campaigner Joan Smith. Her talk at Waterstones on 29th May…
Doctors as Gatekeepers: An Essay on Reproductive Rights
The message sent by the series of radical abortion bills being passed in America in 2019 is clear; a woman’s entitlement to make decisions about…
Interview: Dion Johnson, aka ‘The Womanologist’
The best way to introduce Dion Johnson, aka ‘The Womanologist’, is to congratulate her on her recent win in the Bristol Writer’s Workshop 2018 competition…
The Brexit Impact on Migrant Women
Joanne Starkie is a content writer and correspondent for the Immigration Advice Service – the UK’s leading organisation of immigration lawyers. The UK’s official departure…
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