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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 trades and construction. The discussion was…
photographs by Mireya Gonzalez BWV’s International Women’s Day was not to be missed – over 30 various events, hundreds of fabulous women and a myriad of topics. If you didn’t make…
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 panel 1. Who are you and…
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: What is this for?I'm creating a…
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 they, do, who are they and…
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 Silverthorne, Kerrie Nicholson, and Nina Boswell…
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 do. We interviewed founder Anne and…
“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 celebrate the huge-ness of being women”…
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 about strength and resilience (but also…
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 and event photographer. Tina, being born…