2016 Events
The annual Oxford International Women’s Festival returned to present a diverse and exciting line-up of events across Oxford from Friday 4th March to Tuesday 15th March 2016.
Friday 4th – Saturday 5th – Sunday 6th – Monday 7th – Tuesday 8th – MAIN EVENT – Wednesday 9th – Thursday 10th – Friday 11th – Saturday 12th – Sunday 13th – Monday 14th – Tuesday 15th
Pre-Festival event
Thursday 3rd March 7pm
United OxMak
Menstruation and Education in Uganda: Keeping Girls in School During their Period
Free. Wheelchair access: Yes. All welcome.
Join us for a panel discussion on the challenges facing schoolgirls in Uganda due to inefficient menstrual health education and provisions.
Alethea Osborne (Oxpolicy Teaching the Taboo Menstruation Education in England and Wales Representative) and Julie Hennegan (Menstruation and the Cycle of Poverty Academic Research Representative).
https://www.facebook.com/events/1015835228507409/
Fri 4th
Friday 4th March 1.30pm – 4pm
Unison Oxfordshire County Branch
What next? Women’s lives in the ‘age of no retirement’. A workshop
Oxfordshire County Council, County Hall, New Road, Oxford OX1 1ND
Free. Wheelchair access: Yes. All welcome.
Organiser: Debbie Hollingsworth.
Contact: 07812 350892 and/or wedgedaisy@gmail.com
Work and retirement are changing. We have to stay at work for longer.
What do these changes mean for all of us? The workshop will:
– raise key questions and issues
– make suggestions for planning
– plan to take your ideas forward
Speaker: Jane Watts.
Booking recommended? Yes.
How to book: Email wedgedaisy@gmail.com by noon on 3rd March 2016.
Friday 4th March 2pm – 5pm
28 Too Many
Young People Leading Change: Ending Female Genital Mutilation
Regents Park College, Pusey Street, Oxford OX1 2LB
Free, but donations to 28 Too Many appreciated. Wheelchair access: Yes. All welcome.
Contact: louise.robertson54@gmail.com
Oxford University students have teamed with 28 Too Many to research aspects of FGM. Findings to be presented here, with showing of “Warriors” film and discussion on role of young people campaigning to end FGM globally and in UK. Reservations requested but not essential.
How to book: louise.robertson54@gmail.com or lily.johnson@regents.ox.ac.uk
https://www.facebook.com/events/184767678557733/
Friday 4th March 5pm (reception at 6pm) – 7pm
Oxford Association for Women in Science & Engineering (AWiSE) in collaboration with the Museum of Natural History and Somerville College
DOROTHY HODGKIN MEMORIAL LECTURE: Therapy for Duchenne muscular dystrophy in the genomic era
Oxford University Museum of Natural History, Parks Road, Oxford OX1 3PW
Free. Wheelchair access: Yes. All welcome.
Organiser: Dr Yasmin Robson.
Contact: 01865 750143 and/or yrobson1@yahoo.com
Genomics is beginning to have a major impact in guiding diagnoses and treatment of many diseases. Genetic approaches, thought to be pipedreams five years ago for diseases such as Duchenne muscular dystrophy, are now showing promise in clinical trials.
Speaker: Professor Dame Kay Davies CBE FRS FMedSci Dr Lee’s Professor of Anatomy, Honorary Director MRC Functional Genomics Unit, Associate Head Medical Sciences Division, University of Oxford.
No need to book. https://sites.google.com/site/oxfordawise/
Friday 4th March 6 – 8pm
Hatched 2016
Art exhibition: to celebrate International Women’s Day
At Freud’s, 119 Walton St, Oxford OX2 6AH
Free. Wheelchair access: Yes. All welcome.
Please come and meet the artists and their work at the preview night.
Artists:
Dympna Irwin
Hattie Rutter
Jess Shaw
Maga Esberg
Natasha Solomons
Nia Walling
Nimmi Naidoo
Sonia Dobajova
Viviane Fallah
Veronica Cordova de la Rosa
Show open: 5th – 14th March by appointment.
Contact: magaesberg@gmail.com
Sat 5th
Saturday 5th March 9am – 6pm
OxFEST
Signposts and Pathways: How to get ahead in your STEM career?
Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford, Andrew Wiles Building, Woodstock Road, Oxford OX2 6GG
Entrance fee: £8 (online ticket, please see below). Wheelchair access: Yes. All welcome.
Contact: fest@nexus.ox.ac.uk
Come to Oxford Females in Engineering, Science and Technology’s conference to be inspired by successful stories of the most prominent speakers in STEM.
There will be talks and a panel discussion to answer your questions, workshops, networking sessions and much more. Speakers: Prof Alison Noble, Prof Ulrike Tillmann, Jessica Griggs, Prof Elena Rodriguez-Falcon, Prof Rhian Touyz (more TBC). Lunch provided.
Please book tickets at: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/oxfest- signposts-and-pathways-2016-tickets-19499030124 www.ox-fest.org
Saturday 5th March 1pm
Oxford Stand Up To Racism, Oxford Unite Against Fascism & Oxfordshire Unison Health Branch
A Vigil in Solidarity with Refugees – Bonn Square
All welcome.
European states are closing borders to refugees, trapping people in unsafe, unsanitary and life threatening conditions. Racism is dominating the debate, as most European Governments fail to meet their legal and moral obligations to help the refugees. We call on everyone who wants a humane response to people fleeing war, to join us this Saturday to show support. We demand that Governments around Europe including our own, open their borders and turn Fortress Europe into Sanctuary Europe.
https://www.facebook.com/events/776695399103582/
To book your place on the Oxford coach to the national demonstration on Saturday, March 19th visit: http://bit.ly/1QnPwGe
Saturday 5th March 11am – 4pm
TeamBeryl, Broken Spoke Bike Co-op
A Day of Women and Bikes
The Story Museum, 42 Pembroke Street, Oxford OX1 1BP (upstairs from the Broken Spoke workshop)
Tickets: £10.00. Wheelchair accessible.
Let’s celebrate women and bicycles! Featuring guest speakers, Emily Chappell, cycle adventurer, celebrated blogger and author of a new book on life as a cycle courier, and Sheila Hanlon, expert on the social and political history of women’s cycling. Panel discussions on ‘women in competitive cycling’ and ‘women in the bike industry’. It will be a gathering of female cycling heroes (that’s all of us, right?) not to be missed. There will be a home-cooked lunch, snacks, tea and coffee. All comers welcome (it’s not just for women). Contact: 07551711746 or info@bsbcoop.org
To book tickets visit: www.bsbcoop.org
Saturday 5th March 2pm – 5.30pm
Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual University, Global Retreat Centre
Ready for Anything, Expecting Nothing
Global Retreat Centre, Nuneham Park, Nuneham Courtenay, OX44 9PG
Free. Wheelchair access: Yes. All women welcome.
Organiser: Aruna Vadher.
Contact: 01865 343 551 and/or info@globalretreatcentre.org
In today’s world of constant changes, challenges and conflicts how do we prepare ourselves, so that we stick to our values and give our best, whatever happens? An afternoon of self-discovery and shared experiences, exploring our inner resilience and flexibility.
No need to book. www.globalretreatcentre.org
Saturday 5th March 3 – 5.30pm
Trading for Development
Oxford: Our Fairtrade City – Fairtrade Fortnight Sale
Jericho Community Centre Café, 33a Canal Street, Oxford OX2 6BQ
Free. Wheelchair access: Yes. All women welcome.
Organiser: Judith Condor-Vidal.
Great products from around the world! MAKE YOUR MARK organised by Trading for Development. Member of the Oxford Fairtrade Coalition.
No need to book. www.tradingfordevelopment.co.uk
Saturday 5th March 4pm – 6pm
Network of Oxford Women (NOW) for Justice & Peace
Fourth Annual Lecture: Craftivism, Creativity and Change
Mansfield College, Oxford OX1 3TF
Free. Wheelchair access: Yes. All welcome.
Organiser: E. Jones & S. Lasenby.
Contact: nowoxford@gmail.com
NOW is a diverse network of women campaigning for peace, justice and human rights at a local, national and international level. We meet for discussion, activism and solidarity.
Speakers: Judy Hammond & Groovy Su.
No need to book. www.nowpeace.org
Saturday 5th March 6.30pm – 8pm
Oxford Women for Women International
The Power of Poetry and Spoken Word
The Albion Beatnik Bookstore, 34 Walton Street, Oxford OX2 6AA
Entrance fee: £2 (entrance from 6pm). Wheelchair access: No. All welcome.
Contact: womenforwomen@oxfordhub.org
An open mic poetry and spoken word night in conjunction with Oxford University Poetry Society. Focusing on intersections of poetry and activism in the struggle for gender equality. Please bring your poetry.
No need to book. https://www.facebook.com/events/912748795512770/
Sun 6th
Sunday 6th March 2pm – 5pm
Young Women’s Music Project
WO-MAN-ITY 2016
Fusion Arts, East Oxford Community Centre, Princes Street Oxford OX4 1DD
Day passes: £5 Wheelchair access: Yes. All welcome.
WO-MAN-ITY returns for a third year! Join us for YWMP’s unique day-festival of art, music & discussion aimed at exploring gender-based issues relevant to Oxfordshire’s young people, and arming them with the tools to overcome. With gigs, speakers, and a workshop.
Book here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/wo-man-ity-2016-tickets-21601453529
Mon 7th
Monday 7th March 6:30pm – 9pm
Faculty of Music
D’un Matin de Printemps
Holywell Music Room, Holywell St. Oxford, OX1 3SD
Free. Wheelchair access: Yes. All welcome.
Celebrating women composers from over the past 100 years, this concert includes works by Tailleferre, Boulanger, Lutyens, LeFanu, Ustvolskaya and Samuel. Internationally recognised soloists, Daniel Grimwood, Madeline Easton and Roderick Morris are joined by Sinfonia Adesso and conductor Cayenna Ponchione. Pre-concert talk at 6:30pm; concert at 7pm.
Speakers: Nicola LeFanu and Rhian Samuel in pre-concert talk.
Contact: 01865 276141 and/or events@music.ox.ac.uk.
No need to book. www.music.ox.ac.uk
Tues 8th
Tuesday 8th March 12 – 1pm
Centre for Gender, Identity & Subjectivity
Researching Working-Class Women’s Life-Writing @ http://www.writinglives.org/
Faculty of History, George Street, Oxford OX1 2RL
Free. Wheelchair access: Yes. All welcome.
This special event for International Women’s Day features Dr Helen Rogers (Liverpool John Moores University), with Soraya Nas (LJMU) on Elizabeth Rignall, born 1894, and Catriona Parkinson (LJMU) on Eleanor Hutchinson, born 1915.
Convenors: Christina de Bellaigue, Kathryn Gleadle & Senia Paseta.
Please complete the writinglives survey: http://www.writinglives.org/news-events/writing-lives-survey
No need to book.
Tuesday 8th March 5pm
Women in the Humanities
Women in the Academy
Maplethorpe Hall, St. Hugh’s College, St Margaret’s Rd, Oxford OX2 6LE
Free. Wheelchair access: Yes. All welcome.
What is the state of women’s equality in the academy and how can we promote it?
A round table discussion and Q & A. Drinks reception to follow.
Speakers: Dr Patricia Daley (Human Geography, Oxford), Professor Dame Hermione Lee
(English, Oxford), Dr Lisa Mckenzie (Sociology, LSE) & Professor Diane Reay
(Education, Cambridge)
Sign up for free tickets here: http://bit.ly/20QXpqz
Main event International Women’s Day
5.30pm – 9pm
Oxford International Women’s Festival presents
Reflections on Women, Austerity, Creativity, Challenge & Transgression
Oxford Town Hall, St Aldates, Oxford OX1 1BX
Free. Wheelchair access: Yes. All welcome.
Contact: oxfordwomen@gmail.com
Join us for a diverse and wide-ranging exploration of our theme, including music from Amorous Jazz & the SeaGreen Singers, local narratives (My Oxford Story from 5.50pm), performances/films from Ruskin artists curated by Ruth Spencer Jolly (from 6:05pm), and Panel Discussion (after 7pm).
Guest speakers include: academic and South East England MEP Anneliese Dodds; ‘Seeds of Hope’ Ploughshares activist Andrea Needham, who helped to disarm a warplane bound for genocide in East Timor; Kerry-Anne Mendoza, author of the Scriptonite Daily blog, who left her career as a Management Consultant to be part of the Occupy Movement; OUSU Vice President for Women, Lucy Delaney; social entrepreneur Christine McDermott (founder of Relish); and food bank pioneer Emma Tinker.
The Female Gaze: Students at the Ruskin School of Art, Ruth Spencer Jolly, Nina Wakeford, Margaret Chung, Mirren Kessling and Bex Pannett present a programme of feminist performance intervention and video art. They individually engage with a diverse range of subjects but their common feature is the overtly female perspective with which they analyse and engage with the world.
Refreshments provided (pay what you can afford). We will be collecting donations of unwanted and unused/unopened toiletries, beauty products and/or dry goods for Project Shoebox Oxford, to help women start again.
How to book: http://oxfordwomen.eventbrite.com
Wed 9th
Wednesday 9th March 10am – 4pm
OIWF and Community Groups
Women’s Health, Wellbeing & Human Rights Fair
The Asian Cultural Centre, Manzil Way, off Cowley Road, Oxford OX4 1GH Free.
Wheelchair access: Yes. Childcare provided during workshops. All welcome.
Organiser: Emma Jones.
Contact: emmaejones@gmail. com
Enjoy a delicious free lunch and discover more about local networks, projects and opportunities. Includes information stalls, women’s wellbeing workshops, advice surgeries, children’s activities, singing and more…
No need to book.
Wednesday 9th March 7.30pm – 9.30pm
Communist Party of Britain, Oxfordshire Branch
Oxford’s Housing Nightmare
The Family Centre, Cross Street, St Clements, Oxford OX4 1DA
Free event – collection. Wheelchair access: Yes. Ramped entrance at rear. All welcome.
Contact: 07788640999 and housingnightmare@gmail. com
Discussion and planning for creative campaigning to challenge the ‘catastrophe’ of housing in and around Oxford where high rents, overcrowding, disrepair and insufficient social housing are blighting the lives of working class women and their families.
No need to book.
Thurs 10th
Thursday 10th March 2pm – 4pm
International Gender Studies Centreat Lady Margaret Hall (IGSat LMH)
Women and Music: history, transgression and the creation of new traditions
Lady Margaret Hall, University of Oxford, Norham Gardens, OX2 6QA
Free. Wheelchair access: maybe, please email. All welcome.
Organiser: Dr Maria Jaschok.
Contact: igs.admin@lmh.ox.ac.uk
The Lyric Piano Trio make women’s history audible through a programme of exclusively female composers. Musicians Elisabeth Reed (violin), Coral Lancaster (cello) and Olivia Payne (piano) perform works by Clara Schumann, Germaine Tailleferre, Hilary Tann, and Rebecca Clarke. Refreshments (tea/coffee/biscuits) available following event.
No need to book. http://www.lmh.ox.ac.uk/igs/home.aspx
Thursday 10th March 2pm – 7pm
Oxford Hackspace
Women, can you hack it??
Oxford Centre for Innovation, New Road, Oxford OX1 1BY
Entrance free. Wheelchair access: Yes. All welcome.
Organisers: Jenny List and Eileen Cameron-Kirby.
Contact: 01865 770067 and/or oiwf@oxhack.org
Of course you can!! Come and try a variety of free workshops and demos at our splendid new premises. These may range from 3D printing to robotics or textiles. Or just drop in for tea and a chat, see what a hackspace can offer you and your family. http://oxhack.org/
No need to book.
Thursday 10th March 7pm – 9pm
Olivia May
‘The Confident New You’ Styling Event
31 Little Clarendon Street, Oxford OX1 2HU
Free. Wheelchair access: Yes. All women welcome.
Come and have some fun, fizz and pick up some fashion tips at our professional styling event. We will choose colours to complement your shape, skin and hair colour to help you make the most of your existing wardrobe, introducing new key pieces to make the most of you.
Contact: Ann Campbell on 07941951269 and/or ann@oliviamay.org
Booking recommended? Yes.
How to book: email ann@oliviamay.org with ‘Styling Event’ as the subject title informing us you would like to attend. www.oliviamay.org
Thursday 10th March 7pm – 8.30pm
Oxford & District Labour Women’s Group
What has politics ever done for women?
Court Room at Oxford Town Hall, St Aldates, Oxford OX1 1BX
Free. Wheelchair access: Yes. All Welcome.
Organiser: Sally Copley.
Contact: 01865 598 900 and/or info@OxfordLabour.org.uk
Current and recently elected Council candidates will share their reflections on being active in the community, becoming involved with local politics and why they were motivated to do so in the first place.
Speakers: Marie Tidball, Catrin Roberts, Jane Stockton and Sian Taylor.
Booking recommended. http://www.oxfordlabour.org.uk/what_has_politics_ever_done_for_women
Thursday 10th March 7.30pm – 9.30pm
Film Oxford
Women’s Film Night
54 Catherine Street, Oxford OX4 3AH
Free (donations box). Wheelchair access: Yes. All welcome.
Hosted by local filmmaker Zoe Broughton. An evening of empowering films either by or about women. It will be an opportunity to meet Oxford filmmakers and enthusiasts, share ideas, learn about up and coming courses and see how films can create change. Refreshments: Bring snack/drink to share.
No need to book.
Contact: 01865792731 and/or zoe@urchin. http://www.filmoxford.org
Fri 11th
Friday 11th March 1.30pm – 3.30pm
Hilary Stone Associates
Women on the Move: Career transitions for women leaders aged 50–70
Activate Learning, Oxpens Road, Oxford OX11SA
Free. Wheelchair access: Yes. All welcome.
Contact: 07581 188446 and/or hilary@hilarystoneassociates.co.uk
Women on the Move (2015), reported on career transitions of women aged 50–70. Come and hear a range of approaches to the next stage of your career, and participate in your own mid-life career review (Mid Life Career Review, NIACE). With report authors: Hilary Stone and Judith Williams. Carol Taylor will be facilitating mid-life career reviews. Kathryn James, Women’s Leadership Network, in attendance. Light refreshments provided.
Booking recommended? Yes.
How to book: telephone or email (see details above) by Friday 4th March.
Friday 11th March 7pm – 8.30pm
Ruskin College
Over the Top: the true life tale of Dorothy Lawrence
Ruskin College, Dunstan Road, Old Headington, Oxford OX3 9BZ
Cost: £7.50 waged, £5.00 unwaged. Wheelchair access: Yes – lifts and toilets. All welcome.
Organiser: Tracy Walsh.
The true life tale of Dorothy Lawrence, the journalist who returned from the frontline with tales of her experience as a wartime correspondent. Performed by The Heroine Project Presents Company.
Refreshments: Oxford Community Bar for drinks and snacks, available from 6.30pm.
Places limited, contact Tracy Walsh twlash@ruskin.ac.uk or tel 01865 759634 to book.
There may be some tickets available on the evening of the performance. www.ruskin.ac.uk
Sat 12th
Saturday 12th March 11am – 4pm
Licence To Live
Master Your Mindset Workshop
Saskatchewan Lecture Theatre, Exeter College, Oxford OX1 3DP
Cost: £15 / £10 students/concessions. Limited access as steps down to the lecture theatre and no lift. All women welcome.
Organisers: Lydia & Jen.
Contact: 07718921116 and/or info@licencetolive.com
This interactive workshop is designed for women of all ages and backgrounds who wish to develop and take ownership of their mindset, in order to overcome challenges and obstacles faced by modern women in a fast-paced world.
Light refreshments provided.
Booking advised to avoid disappointment: email (info@licencetolive.com), or contact Lydia on 07718921116. www.licencetolive.com
Saturday 12th March Noon – 3pm
The Oxford Food Surplus Café
The Oxford Food Surplus Café
East Oxford Community Centre, 44 Princes Street, Oxford OX4 1DD
Admission is free – food pay as you feel. Wheelchair access: Yes. All welcome.
Organiser: Miranda Shaw.
Contact: 07780963239. The Oxford Food Surplus Café aims to help redress the imbalance in our food system by reclaiming surplus food and transforming it into delicious healthy meals accessible to all through the pay as you feel system.
No need to book. https://oxsurpluscafe.wordpress.com/
Saturday 12th March 1.30pm – 4.30pm
Oxford Against Cutting (Reg. Charity No. 1161597)
Expressions of the Rose Community (a network of survivors and people who want to end female genital mutilation)
East Oxford Community Centre, 44 Princes Street, Oxford OX4 1DD
Donations welcome. Wheelchair access: Yes. All welcome.
Contact: media@oxfordagainstcutting.org
A discussion about female genital mutilation (FGM) and the concept of honour. This event will address both the harm caused by FGM and the hope for change.
Refreshments: included.
No need to book. www.oxfordagainstcutting.org
Saturday 12th March 7pm – 10.30pm
Unison Oxfordshire County Branch
Make More Noise! Suffragettes in Silent Film
East Oxford Community Centre, 44 Princes Street, Oxford OX4 1DD
Free but donations welcome. Wheelchair access: Yes. All welcome.
Organiser: Debbie Hollingsworth.
Contact: 07812 350892 and/or wedgedaisy@gmail.com
Complementing the release of Sarah Gavron’s Suffragette, this selection of silent films from the BFI National Archive shows how suffragettes were portrayed on the cinema screen while their battles were still being waged on the streets outside.
No need to book. www.oxfordshireunison.org.uk
Sun 13th
Sunday 13th March 9.30am – 12.00 noon
Oxford Leon Association& Trust (OLAT)
Café León
South Oxford Community Centre, Lake Street, Oxford OX1 4RP
Entry free, but delicious home-made cakes and Nicaraguan coffee (or tea and other soft drinks) to buy. Wheelchair access: Yes. All welcome.
Contact: Ms B.J. Mercer on (01865) 246608 or via bjmercer2011@hotmail.co.uk
Coffee morning to raise funds to help women in our twin city of Leon (Nicaragua) oppose gender discrimination in the 30th year of Oxford-León Link. The event will be part of the South Oxford Farmers’ Market held every Sunday at the SOCC.
No need to book. www.oxfordleonlink.org.uk
Sunday 13th March 3pm – 5pm
Creators of Peace
Tea, Tarts and Tales
Peace House, 19 Paradise Square, Oxford OX1 1LD
Free/donations welcome. Wheelchair access: Yes. All welcome.
Organisers: Miranda Shaw, Elizabeth Laskar, Karen Ridley, Mary Lean.
Contact: 07780 963239 and/or creatorsofpeace@uk.iofc.org Join us for an afternoon of tea, tarts and tales. Whilst sipping a cup of tea or devouring a tartlet or two you are invited to learn about our work and get creative in our up-cycling workshops.
Refreshments provided.
No need to book. www.uk.iofc.org/creators-of-peace
Mon 14th
Monday 14th March 6pm – 8pm
EDI at Oxford Brookes University
International Women’s Day: Celebrating Women’s Empowerment
Oxford Brookes University, Headington Campus (Chakrabarti Room 208 JHBB)
Free. Wheelchair access: Yes. All welcome.
In celebration of International Women’s Day, we are hosting a panel event on the theme: Celebrating Women’s Empowerment. Talks from our invited speakers followed by discussion with members of the audience. Refreshments provided.
Speakers: Professor Tina Miller (BA, MSc, PhD Professor of Sociology, Oxford Brookes University); Malia Bouattia (NUS Black Students’ Officer); Lindsay Williams (Principal Lecturer for Student Experience and Teaching Fellow, Oxford Brookes University) and Zarah Latif (Master of Public Policy Candidate at Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford).
How to book: http://www.eventbrite.com/e/international-womens-day-celebrating-womens-empowerment-tickets-22178245730
Monday 14th March 6:30pm (for 7pm) – 9pm
Oxford Hindu Temple & Community Centre Project
OIWF End of Festival Dinner & Entertainment
Restore Project, Manzil Way, off Cowley Road, Oxford OX4 1YH
Tickets. £20.00 per head (£15.00 concessions). Wheelchair access: Yes. All welcome.
Organiser: Chinta Kallie.
Contact: 01235413676 and/or chintakallie@hotmail.com
The Festival dinner will comprise an authentic home-cooked Indian dinner (vegetarian or chicken) meal with musical entertainment and Indian classical dancing.
Speakers: Anne Mobbs (OIWF founder member), Junie James (ACKHI – ‘The plight of refugee women’) and Kunku Soota (‘Indian women and their struggle against exploitation and abuse’).
Entertainment: Tabla recital – Caroline Tapp & Neil Kensit, Indian Classical Dance – Shahila Gokul, Sari display – the mystery in the metres of material, Garba dancing – OHTCCP members and audience.
Booking recommended? Yes.
How to book: email chintakallie@hotmail.com. Or call 01235-413676
www.oxfordhindutempleproject.org
Tues 15th
Tuesday 15th March 8pm – 11pm
Red Box
Monthly Meeting
Venue: The Angel & Greyhound Pub, 30 St Clement’s St, Oxford OX4 1AB.
Free. Wheelchair access: please check website. All welcome.
Organiser: Elaine Aitken.
Contact: info@redboxoxford.co.uk Join us for a for a belated celebration of International Women’s Day. We offer a friendly welcoming bar night for women of all sexual orientations and backgrounds, to simply chat, relax and unwind.
No need to book. www.redboxoxford.co.uk
Update
Reclaim the Night
Postponed til October 2016…
A feminist liberation march will take place in Oxford to ‘Reclaim the Night’ and spaces that women are told to be fearful of, or avoid because of fear of violence, sexual harassment or rape.
The march aims to raise awareness of the scale of violence against women in our society, the need to prevent it, and the need to ensure women and girls can live free from the fear or violence.
Further updates on the timings, route and related events will be published on: Reclaim the Night Oxford on Facebook and @OxfordRTN on Twitter.
(The march is open to all self-identifying women, people with non- binary gender identities and children, with opportunities for men to show support on the night.)
Watch this space for more…
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