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Migrant Women Talk: Anna Barnett, OPOKA
We were honoured to welcome Anna Barnett, Service Operations Manager at OPOKA, to share her incredible journey and the transformative work at OPOKA supporting Polish…
Joint advice on getting help after rape and sexual assault and the use of self-swab kits
If you or someone you know has been raped or sexually assaulted, there is support available from organisations in Bristol and throughout Avon and Somerset.
Migrant Women Talk: Warda Ibrahim, TALO Community
TALO is a women-led social organisation launched by Somali women. TALO encourages marginalised groups to overcome the invisible barriers preventing them from realising their full…
Our Annual General Meeting 2024
On Tuesday 15 October, Bristol Women’s Voice celebrated their AGM, presenting their ongoing success, and welcoming new trustee members
Migrant Women Talk: Refugee Women of Bristol
The first talk in our Migrant Women Talk series was delivered by by Negat Hussein and Layla Ismail from the Refugee Women of Bristol.
Calling women artists of Bristol!
Send in your proposals to illustrate acts of resistance against the patriarchy to be displayed on the People's Republic of Stokescroft.
How Embracing the Caring Economy Lens in the Workplace Can Benefit Employers?
Adopting a caring economy lens in the workplace is transformative, especially for women, and should be valued as an important part of doing business well.
Staying Safe amidst Far-Right Violence
Like many others in Bristol, we were saddened, concerned, and unsettled by the unrest following the Far-Right protests at the start of August.
Inspiring Women Talk: Miriam Ricci
A career change into self-employment at 50 is no small feat, but Miriam's inspiring journey proves it's never too late to reinvent yourself.
Inspiring Women Talk: Sonah Paton
Black Mothers Matter began as an effort to extend the support they provided each other during pregnancy and early motherhood.
Join the team!
Bristol Women’s Voice are recruiting for a part time Communities and Connections Coordinator to join our dedicated team.
Women’s General Election Hustings
On Thursday 27 June, Bristol Women’s Voice and Bristol Women in Business Charter held a women’s general election hustings on women’s economic inequalities
“Uniting together, at Pride and beyond, will benefit us all”
Pride celebrates LGBTQ people, communities, culture and contributions, as well as continuing to call for our human rights in all areas of life.
Inspiring Women Talk: Hayley Watkins
In a society where the concept of womanhood is often intertwined with motherhood, choosing a childfree life can be fraught with misconceptions and judgments.
Bristol Women’s Voice Members’ Picnic: Celebrating Feminist Resilience
This year’s Bristol Women’s Voice members' picnic was a lively celebration of feminist unity, featuring fun activities and creative expressions.
Review: Octopus by Afsaneh Gray
Octopus is a brilliant play written by Afsaneh Gray, excellently executed by students of the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. It explores themes of cultural…
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