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Bristol Women’s Voice Annual General Meeting Invitation
Our Annual General Meeting (AGM) 2023 is on Monday 9 October at St Paul's Learning Centre from 5:30pm. Open to all.
Review: Eating Myself – a culinary journey to self-discovery.
Volunteer Reporter, Genevieve Bland went to see Eating Myself, a play by Peruvian playwriter and actor, Pepa Duarte.
Press release: Disabled women come together urging for greater access to toilets in Bristol.
A new film launched by Bristol-group, Disabled Women Take Action (DWTA), aims to get more businesses signing up for the Community Toilet Scheme.
Inspiring Women Talk: Ari Cantwell and Kate Swain on community organising
On Tuesday 5 September, Ari Cantwell and Kate Swain share their experiences on community organising to a room packed full of women at the Redcatch…
Inspiring Women Talk: Sian Norris on the anti-gender movement
On Tuesday 2 August at the Zion Centre in Bedminster, investigative journalist Sian Norris told us of the harrowing realities of far-right extremist groups and…
Bristol Women’s Voice meets Gambia Fire and Rescue Service
Did you know that 25% of fire fighters in the Gambia are women? A far greater gender balance than in the UK/across Europe.
Getting women’s voices heard in Bristol’s health care system
More than 60 women were present at our Members’ Summer Event at the end of July discussing women's health.
Inspiring Women Talk: Afua Twum-Danso Imoh on Challenging Representations of Africa
Have you ever considered how the presentation of Africa in the media, in schools, or in higher education, may reinforce negative stereotypes? On Monday 24…
Sociocracy: knight in shining armour against women’s poverty?- Talk recap
Sociocracy: knight in shining armour against women’s poverty? – Bookhaus talk recap -Genevieve Bland In a world where capitalism and neoliberal economies are assumed to…
REVIEW: ‘Godot is a Woman’: The feminist play reclaiming Beckett
‘Godot is a Woman’ is a play that has received multiple five-star raving reviews and critical acclaim. Genevieve Bland went to review a recent performance…
BWV staff pick their favourite feminist books
Feminist Book Fortnight is happening now! While traditionally a bookshop-led event, the team at Bristol Women’s Voice thought we’d take the opportunity to have a…
Bristol Women in Business Charter annual impact event
Bristol Women in Business Charter Annual Impact Event: Making Gender Equity a Priority Blog by Alice Hulme Overview of the event: The Bristol Women…
Inspiring Women – Kamina Walton
As part of our Inspiring Women series of talks, Kamina Walton of Rising Arts Agency came and spoke about her work. Community Hub Coordinator Eilidh…
Could you join BWV as a Trustee?
About Bristol Women’s Voice Our vision: We believe that all women should have equitable access to opportunity in life, regardless of their background and circumstances.…
Online Safety Bill – Letter to Bristol MPs
Letter sent to all Bristol MPs on 20 April 2023 We write to you as leaders of diverse women-led and other equalities charities and groups…
Sennen Cork, of the Radical History Group, on eighteenth-century poet, Ann Yearsley
‘I Googled her, and fell in love’ – Shining a light on a forgotten heroine International Women’s Day is a great opportunity to shine a…
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