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No More Taboo on Period Poverty
A report by BWV reporter Emma Carey If one year ago someone suggested I donate my night time sanitary pad to the Sainsbury’s food bank,…
Women in Trade and Construction Panel Discussion
By BWV reporter and photographer Laura Hillier Our International Women’s Day event included a panel discussion that highlighted the roles of women working in the…
International Women’s Day: Sue Mountstevens – Police and Crime Commissioner for Avon and Somerset
Hannah Hier, a BWV community reporter, asked Sue Mountstevens some questions about her role, International Women’s Day and her role in our Women and Power…
Anneliese- Extraordinary Story
Anneliese from Extraordinary Story will be at our International Women’s Day event tomorrow, collecting stories for future women! Here is some more information from Anneliese:…
2 O’Clock Beauty Queens- An unapologetic Female Dance Trio
Report by BWV Community reporter Emma Carey, photo credit: Chelsey Cliff Anna, Gill and Vic are three women working within Bristol arts. But what do…
Unrestricted by Disability- Meet the Panel
For International Women’s Day on the 2nd March, Bristol Women’s Voice are thrilled to announce our ‘Unrestricted by Disability’ panel: Alexandra Adams, Gina Hopkins, Katie…
Interviewing Bristol Women’s Workshop
Community reporter Laura Hillier and videographer Olivia Plato went along to a session at the Bristol Women’s Workshop to find out more about what they…
Interview with Leave Without Rattling playwright- Jenny Davis
“It feels like there’s never been a more important time to really dig deep and be clear about what it is we stand for and…
Interview with all-female Acapella group Pitch Fight
Set in Bristol’s Student Union cafe and bar, I met Catt, the manager of Pitch Fight, an all female identifying a cappella group who sing…
‘This is Us’- Photographic Exhibition of Women 40+ by Tina Gue
Report by Marcia Walker Tina Gue, ‘sees the people and then the light.’ She lives and works in the Bristol area as an independent, portrait…
IWD 2019 Programme
The Bristol Women’s Voice 2019 Programme is here! Click here to download the PDF. Bristol Women’s Voice’s annual International Women’s Day event will return to…
Women in Business: Floriography And Healing Spaces CIC
Report and photograph by BWV reporter Marcia Walker Five years ago, Floriography by Vera Fallacy, which is a sole trader and the Healing Spaces CIC…
Women in Business: At The Well Café & Laundrette
Report and Photograph by Marcia Walker, BWV Reporter Set up in 2012, The ‘At The Well Café & Laundrette’ is in the heart of cultural…
The Making of Things We Do Not Know – The Cast’s Story
What do you see when you walk the streets of Bristol? Do you hear the cat calls? Do you see into the eyes of women…
Women in Composing: The Musical Work of Bristol Woman Ailsa Dixon – Part 2
Josie Dixon Interview – Part 2: Women in Composing Laura Hillier recently interviewed Josie Dixon about her mother Ailsa Dixon, a composer with a connection…
Women in Composing: The Musical Work of Bristol Woman Ailsa Dixon – Part 1
Josie Dixon Interview – Part 1: Ailsa Dixon A recent concert at St George’s featuring a posthumous premiere by Bristol-born composer Ailsa Dixon has uncovered…
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