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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.
Bristol Women’s Voice Statement on Supreme Court Ruling – Definition of a Woman
Bristol Women’s Voice is committed to building a movement that unites all women in the fight to dismantle patriarchy and advance gender justice.
Come work with us!
Are you passionate about the visibility and inclusion of women aged 55+? Bristol Women’s Voice are recruiting for a part-time Project Coordinator to join our…
Migrant Women Talk: Lildonia Lawrence
Lildonia, a mixed-heritage second generation Black woman, shared her personal journey of navigating racism, discrimination, misogyny, and imposter syndrome.
Review: Playfight
The stage was filled with mulch, reminiscent of evenings in the playpark, and the tall pink ladder in the centre felt like both a climbing…
Press release | Lamplight Procession to Shine a Light on Care
Bristol Women’s Voice invites everyone to join a powerful lamplight procession through Bristol’s Old Town on Saturday 22 March, starting at 6:30 PM from St…
IWD2025 Reflections: Women in STEM
STEM encompasses a variety of careers, but across the UK only 24% of the STEM workforce are women. Within Tech and Engineering this falls to…
IWD2025 Reflections
Raisha shares her impressions on two sessions: Self-care Tools and Techniques to Calm the Nervous System led by Womankind and Women and Economic Justice: tackling…
IWD2025 Reflections: Women in Media
In any professional industry, being a woman comes with additional obstacles, learning to navigate bias, dealing with gendered assumptions and even one’s own self-doubt.
Press release | International Women’s Day Returns to City Hall to Celebrate the Women of Bristol
Bristol Women’s Voice brings its annual International Women’s Day celebrations back to Bristol City Hall on Saturday 8 March, uniting and honouring the incredible women…
Press release | Bristol Women’s Voice takes over PRSC Outdoor Gallery for International Women’s Day
From Saturday 1 March 2025 and throughout the month, locals and visitors to Stokescroft will see a new mural on the People’s Republic of Stokescroft…
Commentary: A Monument to Misogyny – What Trump’s Inauguration Symbolises
Trump’s return to the White House is a reminder that misogyny was never on the fringes—it’s embedded in the system, reshaped and repackaged to fit…
Interview with Hayley Watkins, Cactus Counselling
Hayley Watkins is a psychotherapeutic counsellor and transactional analysis specialist. She run Cactus Childfree Therapy Group in Bristol.
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