Reflections on Women, Austerity, Creativity, Challenge & Transgression

Reflections on Women, Austerity, Creativity, Challenge & Transgression

By Oxford International Women's Festival

Date and time

Tuesday, March 8, 2016 · 5:30 - 11pm GMT

Location

Oxford Town Hall

St Aldate's Oxford OX1 1BX United Kingdom

Description


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.


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.

Organized by

Non-profit organisation providing an annual festival celebrating women's achievements & solidarity.

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