Events Calendar 2009 Past

Date : Event : Group / Organisation Region/Location
04-Jan : Walk for Women and their Families – Gravel Pits Cheshunt
: Enfield Women’s Centre 		Cheshunt
05-Jan : Consultation on Public Benefit of Moral or Ethical Belief Systems
: Charity Commission 		UK
08-Jan :
18:30		 Book Launch – What Kind of Liberation? Women and the Occupation of Iraq
: SOAS Centre for Gender Studies and SOAS Palestine Society 		London WC1
09-Jan : Black, Asian and Ethnic Minority Women Councillors Taskforce Regional Event
: Government Equalities Office 		London Islington
10-Jan :
11:00		 Suffragettes: 100 Years – A celebration of the work of the Actresses’ Franchise League
: Scary Little Girls Productions in association with the Orange Tree, Richmond 		London Richmond
12-Jan : Nominate an under 18 campaigner for CHANGEit award (£750)
: CHANGEit 		UK
13-Jan :
16:00		 Women’s Networking Event Birmingham
: Various 		Birmingham B3
13-Jan :
18:30		 Wildsing, feminist harmony singing – restarts 13th January 2009
: Wildsing 		London N15
17-Jan :
14:00		 Women and children’s procession against innocent deaths in Gaza – 17th January 2009 – London
: PSC and others 		London Central
17-Jan :
17:00		 Violence and Sex Work in Britain
: Housman’s 		London N1
19-Jan :
14:00		 Consultation on the Mayor’s Violence Against Women Strategy for London
: EVAW and CWASU 		London EC2
19-Jan :
17:30		 Vigil and Speakout by Muslim and Jewish women against Slaughter in Gaza
: Various 		London Central
21-Jan : UN Special Rapporteur on Violence Against Women European-wide NGO consultation – results and local action
: NAWO – Two Years of Action – Amnesty International Action Centre 		London
21-Jan :
10:30		 Anti-Sexist Youth Work in the 21st Century
: Girls’ Work Network 		Warrington
24-Jan :
12:00		 Zine Fest! : Workshop
: Women’s Library 		London East
26-Jan :
19:00		 Rock Against Rape – Benefit for Rape Crisis
: Phee Kear 		London NW1
27-Jan :
18:30		 Women Under Occupation from Baghdad to Gaza
: WSIUI 		London Central
28-Jan :
19:00		 The Politics of Abortion with Wnedy Savage
: Housmans 		London N1
30-Jan :
10:00		 A Seminar on FGM, Asylum and Refugee Policies in the UK
: FORWARD 		London W11
31-Jan :
09:30		 Grassroots Struggle Against Sexism and Racism: an International Comparison
: Global Women’s Strike 		London NW1
01-Feb : Walk for Women and their Families – Forty Hall
: Enfield Women’s Centre 		Enfield
02-Feb : Last day to sign the petition calling on the Prime Minister to criminalise the purchase of sex and to fund services to help women exit prostitution
: FCAP 		UK
03-Feb :
18:00		 Rape and Prostitution – A Question of Consent
: ECP 		London Westminster
03-Feb :
18:30		 Wildsing, feminist harmony singing – weekly on tuesdays restarted 13th January 2009
: Wildsing 		London N15
04-Feb : In a Thousand Pieces – play on sex trafficking – on tour until 12th June 2009
: The Paper Birds 		Jersey
04-Feb :
18:30		 After the Good Life, the Impasse: Human Resources, Time Out, and the Precarious Present
: Gender Institute research seminar and public lecture series 		London LSE
05-Feb :
19:00		 Floods, Drought, Pollution and Survival: Women from the Global South speak out about Climate Change
: London Climate Change 		London Finchley
13-Feb : Black, Asian and Ethnic Minority Women Councillors Taskforce Regional Event
: Government Equalities Office 		Glasgow
13-Feb :
10:00		 Feminist Philosophy Made Simple
: Society for Women in Philosophy UK; International Association of Women Philosophers 		London E1
14-Feb : No More Violence Against Women Campaign – Please complete the survey to find out how violence against women touches all communities.
: WI 		UK
14-Feb : In a Thousand Pieces – play on sex trafficking – on tour until 12th June 2009
: The Paper Birds 		Glasgow
14-Feb :
10:30		 Gender, Race, Class: An Anti-Capitalist Feminist Event – NB new venue
: Feminist Fightback 		London Russel Square
14-Feb :
10:30		 From Miss Appleyard’s Awakening to Monstrous Regiment : Drama Workshop
: Women’s Library 		London East
14-Feb :
14:00		 Solidarity Anti-Vatican Demo
: Various 		London Central
14-Feb :
17:30		 Million Women Drumming …raising the energy for 7th March
: MWR 		London central
14-Feb :
18:00		 Million Women Rise Pampering Evening
: MWR 		London Central
15-Feb :
14:00		 Rebetiko Women Singers at Arcola Theatre
: SOAS Reetiko Band 		London E8
16-Feb : Muslim Women Power List 2009 – nominations close
: Various 		UK
16-Feb :
19:00		 Public meeting to object to lap dancing and striptease at pub in New Cross
: Local residents 		London New Cross
17-Feb : In a Thousand Pieces – play on sex trafficking – on tour until 12th June 2009
: The Paper Birds 		Winchester
17-Feb : A Memory, A Monologue, A Rant and A Prayer – Eve Ensler (until 21st February)
: V-Day 		London
17-Feb :
18:00		 Feminism as Travelling Theory: the Case of “Our Bodies, Ourselves”
: LSE Gender Institute 		London Central
17-Feb :
19:00		 The Drill Hall story telling workshop for lesbians – Tuesdays until 31st March
: Drill Hall Darlings 		London Central
18-Feb : Marianne’s Travelling Trunk
: Enfield Women’s Centre 		Enfield
18-Feb :
13:30		 Locating Sex Work: Red Light Districts, Hot Zones and Safe Places for Women
: London Women and Planning Forum 		London East (QMUL)
19-Feb : Black, Asian and Ethnic Minority Women Councillors Taskforce Regional Event
: Government Equalities Office 		Gloucestershire
19-Feb :
19:00		 15 years of DIVA Magazine : Evening event
: Women’s Library 		London East
20-Feb : The Mayor’s Equality Framework: Equal Life Chances for All – consultation closes
: City Hall 		London
20-Feb : In a Thousand Pieces – play on sex trafficking – on tour until 12th June 2009
: The Paper Birds 		Bristol
20-Feb : Women in Ethical Businesses Awards – application deadline
: Tridos Bank 		UK
20-Feb :
18:00		 Reclaim the Night Bristol
: Bristol Feminist Network 		Bristol
20-Feb :
19:30		 A Fundraising Performance of The Vagina Monologues for Rape Crisis
: RADA Students Staff and Special Guests 		London Central
21-Feb :
10:30		 From Miss Appleyard’s Awakening to Monstrous Regiment : Drama Workshop
: Women’s Library 		London East
21-Feb :
14:30		 Calling all feminist history geeks!
: FAF 		London SE1
21-Feb :
19:30		 Reclaim the Night NORTH
: The Riveters – The UMSU Women’s Rights Group 		Manchester
21-Feb :
20:00		 Hooray for Hollywood – and also on 22nd February
: Puppet (R)Evolution 		London Islington
25-Feb : International Women’s Day 2009 – BME Women
: Doncaster City Council 		Doncaster
25-Feb : In a Thousand Pieces – play on sex trafficking – on tour until 12th June 2009
: The Paper Birds 		Lincoln
25-Feb :
13:00		 Enfield Women’s Forum / Network – exploratory meeting
: Enfield Women’s Centre 		Enfield
26-Feb :
19:00		 Vera ‘Jack’ Holme: Cross-dressing Actress, Chauffeur and Suffragette – Free illustrated talk
: Women’s Library 		London E1
26-Feb :
19:00		 Human Letters – a talk about an unusual protest by two suffragettes
: British Postal Museum and Archive 		London Central
27-Feb : Accepting and advertising employer vacancies from within the adult entertainment industry by Jobcentre Plus – Consultation closes
: DWP 		UK
27-Feb : Feminist Health Gathering this weekend and Sun 1st March 2009
: anarcha-feminist kolektiv 		London East
27-Feb :
20:00		 Comedy Cabaret Fundraiser
: Abortion Rights 		London SW1
28-Feb :
10:00		 MWR Banner making workshop … muster your creative energies
: MWR 		London East
28-Feb :
12:00		 Get ready for the rising…… Birmingham Million Women Rise Arts Workshop – banner & placard making
: MWR Birmingham 		Birmingham B12
01-Mar : Walk for Women and their Families – Trent Park
: Enfield Women’s Centre 		Trent Park
02-Mar :
20:00		 Women’s Film & Discussion Night
: IWD Merseyside 		Liverpool
03-Mar :
12:30		 Welfare Reform Bill Lobby invitation
: PCS 		London Westminster
03-Mar :
18:30		 Wildsing, feminist harmony singing – weekly on tuesdays restarted 13th January 2009
: Wildsing 		London N15
04-Mar : UK Women in public life awards 2009
: Various 		London WC2
04-Mar : International Women’s Day 2009 – Celebration of Women’s Achievements
: Doncaster City Council 		Doncaster
04-Mar : wisewords 4 – 28 March 09
: Alterntive Arts 		London various
04-Mar :
11:00		 Celebrating Women – Ailbhe Smyth : Feminist Activist & Academic
: Ailbhe Smyth 		Dublin
04-Mar :
19:00		 International Women’s Day and the Outstanding Women’s Awards Presentation
: Southern Brooks Community Partnership 		Badley Stoke
04-Mar :
19:30		 Feminist Open Forum marks International Women’s Day
: Feminist Open Forum 		Dublin
05-Mar : Innovation and inspiration on the menu as ITWales marks International Women’s Day 2009
: ITWales 		Swansea
05-Mar : Closing the gender gap – free conference – Scunthorpe
: North Lincolnshire Council 		Scunthorpe
05-Mar :
08:30		 Celebration of International Women’s Day Breakfast
: West London Business Network 		London Westminster
05-Mar :
09:15		 Inspiring Women: Challenging Voices, Changing Times
: Banúlacht and the National Women’s Council of Ireland 		Dublin
05-Mar :
10:30		 General Debate On International Women’s Day
: House of Commons 		London Westminister
05-Mar :
11:30		 Fashion, gender & body image
: KCL Women’s Network 		London
05-Mar :
13:00		 Marian Keyes And V V Brown ‘Rock And Write’ In Support Of Women’s Aid for IWD
: Penguin and Island Records 		London Central
05-Mar :
13:30		 Do women need a leg up in politics?
: One World Action 		London N1
05-Mar :
18:00		 Revolutionary Irish Women Doctors 1916 to the Civil War
: Anne McLellan 		Dublin
05-Mar :
18:30		 International Women’s Day – An Evening of Poetry
: Books from Scotland 		Edinburgh
05-Mar :
18:30		 Making a difference: Gender in the state, the workplace and the family International Women’s Day event
: Girton College 		London LSE
05-Mar :
19:00		 Women Reporting from the Frontline: an evening of discussion with award-winning foreign correspondents
: Amnesty 		London EC2
06-Mar :
08:00		 50 million missing protest
: Various 		London EC2
06-Mar :
08:00		 International Women’s Day City Breakfast 2009 to raise funds for Refuge
: City of London Corporation 		London City
06-Mar :
09:30		 Challenging Demand 3 – some places left at this free conference
: Women’s Support Project 		Glasgow
06-Mar :
09:30		 Have you ever wanted to change the world but don’t know where to start? Discover the inspirational woman inside
: Ruskin College 		Oxford
06-Mar :
09:30		 Challenging Demand 3 – 1 day free conference
: Women’s Support Project 		Glasgow
06-Mar :
09:30		 Missions, Mercy and Medicine – Women and Health in the East End
: Tower Hamlets PCT 		London Whitechapel
06-Mar :
10:00		 Swansea Women’s Aid Celebrate International Women’s Day
: Swansea Women’s Aid 		Swansea
06-Mar :
10:00		 Women’s Health Information and Support Centre (WHISC) Open Day
: WHISC 		Liverpool
06-Mar :
10:00		 International Women’s Day Festival Fermanagh
: Fermanagh Women’s network 		Enniskillen
06-Mar :
10:30		 WiRE help promote International Women’s Day
: WiRE 		Bromsgrove
06-Mar :
12:00		 International Women’s Day: Inspiring Potential
: University of Teesside 		Teesside
06-Mar :
12:00		 Celebrate International Women’s Day – Civic Lunch
: Bradford City Council 		Bradford
06-Mar :
12:00		 International Women’s Day at Kuumba Imani Millenium Centre
: Kuumba Imani Millenium Centre 		Liverpool
06-Mar :
12:30		 Suffragette honoured in Morpeth
: Various 		Morpeth
06-Mar :
13:00		 International Women’s Day Free Workshop for Disabled Women
: Breakthrough UK 		Manchester Ardwick
06-Mar :
19:00		 Lliw Valley Women’s Aid, Neath Women’s Aid and Port Talbot Women’s Aid Invite you to Celebrate International Women’s Day with them!
: Lliw Valley Women’s Aid, Neath Women’s Aid and Port Talbot Women’s Aid 		Clydach
06-Mar :
19:00		 International Solidarity for Women’s Liberation
: Organisation of Women’s Freedom in Iraq- UK 		London
07-Mar : Sugar & Spice 3, Me, Myself and I (and 8th March)
: Lesbian and Gay Foundation 		Manchester
07-Mar : Northern TUC takes International Women’s Day regional
: Northern TUC
07-Mar : Seeds of Change – A weekend of inspirational workshops for women in celebration of International Women’s Day – and 8th March
: Over the Rainbow 		Wales Ceredigion
07-Mar : International Women’s Day – Forum for Women of the Caribbean
: Forum for Women of the Caribbean 		Northolt
07-Mar : International Women’s Day 2009 – Young Women
: Doncaster City Council 		Doncaster
07-Mar : A Home in the Highlands
: Women@Work 		Inverness
07-Mar : Comedy event for Peterborough International Women’s Day
: Peterborough IWD Forum 		Perterboroug
07-Mar : Scottish Women’s Convention – International Women’s Day 2009
: SWC 		Edinburgh
07-Mar : Secularism and Women’s Rights – IWD Conference
: Women’s Liberation 		Sweden
07-Mar :
09:30		 International Women’s Day at Sgoil Lionacleit
: NHS Western Isles 		Benbecula
07-Mar :
09:30		 Prada Protest for International Women’s Day!
: Various 		London Central
07-Mar :
10:00		 International Women’s Day Gathering Brighton & Hove
: International Women’s Day Committee 		Brighton
07-Mar :
10:00		 International Women’s Day 2009 – Elphinstone
: Various 		Elphinstone
07-Mar :
10:00		 International Women’s Day (IWD) conference
: Birmingham Women’s Policy Group 		Birmingham B18
07-Mar :
10:00		 International Women’s Day Celebration Merseyside Caribbean Community Centre
: Merseyside Caribbean Community Centre 		Liverpool
07-Mar :
10:00		 Arun International Women’s Day Celebration
: Arun International Women’s Day Group 		Bornor Regis
07-Mar :
10:00		 Women Around The World – Event To Mark International Women’s Day
: Derby City Council 		Derby
07-Mar :
11:00		 LesBiCon
: LIKT 		Manchester
07-Mar :
11:00		 International Women’s Day
: Hounslow Borough Police in partnership with London Borough of Hounslow 		Hounslow
07-Mar :
11:00		 International Womens Day Event featuring Ale Douvan and Bollywood Grooves
: Account3 		London E3
07-Mar :
12:00		 Medway International Women’s Day – Our Lives, Our Choices
: Various 		Medway
07-Mar :
12:00		 Million Women Rise March
: MWR 		London W1 Portman Square
07-Mar :
12:00		 ‘Women, Peace & Empowerment’ Festival
: IWD Merseyside 		Liverpool
07-Mar :
12:30		 International Women’s Day Malvern Event
: Malvern Fringe Arts 		Malvern
07-Mar :
14:00		 Celebration of International Women’s Day taking action for WOZA in Belfast
: Amnesty Belfast 		Belfast
07-Mar :
14:00		 Inviting women to celebrate International Women’s Day! explore, dream & experience
: Inner Space 		London Central
07-Mar :
14:30		 Million Women Rise Rally and Celebration
: MWR 		London Waterloo Place
07-Mar :
14:45		 Celebration of International Women’s Day
: Muslim Womens Association of Edinburgh and Womens Federation for World Peace 		Edinburgh
07-Mar :
15:30		 Demonstration and Rally against Sharia law, religious-based tribunals and racism; for universal rights
: One Law for All Campaign against Sharia law in Britain 		London Central
07-Mar :
15:30		 Join March 7 events against Sharia and Religious-based Tribunals in Britain and elsewhere
: One Law for All 		London Central
07-Mar :
18:00		 Sharia Law, Sexual Apartheid and Women’s Rights
: One Law for All Campaign against Sharia law in Britain 		London Central
07-Mar :
18:00		 Million Women Rise After March Love Celebration & Fundraiser
: MWR 		London WC1
07-Mar :
18:30		 Birds on Bikes Night Ride
: London Cycling Campaign 		London Central
07-Mar :
19:30		 Reclaim the Night – followed by after party at 9pm
: IWD Merseyside 		Liverpool
07-Mar :
19:45		 Electric Landladies at Chats Palace – International Womens Day Celebration
: Blow the Fuse 		London Hackney
07-Mar :
20:00		 International Women’s Day celebration in Reading
: Reading International Solidarity Centre 		Reading
07-Mar :
20:30		 Amazone International Women’s Day Weekend Extravaganza! Women Only Disco
: Amazone 		Lancaster
08-Mar : Has the situation in Palestine affected the status of women and children?
: Dundee Quakers and Dundee Nablus Twinning Association 		Dundee
08-Mar : Scottish Women’s Aid Virtual Exhibition “What is a woman in 2009” for International Women’s Day
: Scottish Women’s Aid 		Virtual
08-Mar : Celebrate women in business and education at a special show at Dunstable’s Grove Theatre
: Women into Work, Education and Business 		Dunstable
08-Mar : Rosa Luxemburg – London Socialist Pary IWD Event
: London Socialist Party 		London
08-Mar :
01:00		 AMARC’s 2009 celebration of International Women’s Day! A global broadcast
: AMARC 		Global
08-Mar :
09:00		 International Women’s Day Hull
: Hull Women’s Centre 		Hull
08-Mar :
10:00		 Celebrating Women – Midlands TUC International Women’s Day Conference
: Midlands TUC 		Birmingham
08-Mar :
10:00		 International Women’s Day Events throughout the day at Exeter Phoenix
: Devon County Council 		Exeter
08-Mar :
10:00		 Alexander Technique Workshop for Women on International Women’s Day 2009
: Hilary King 		London Stoke Newington
08-Mar :
10:00		 International Women’s Day Event at Cumbernauld Theatre
: Cumbernauld Theatre and the Studio Arts Forum 		Cumbernauld
08-Mar :
11:00		 International Women’s Day at the Churchill Museum and Cabinet War Rooms
: IWM 		London Central
08-Mar :
12:00		 Bristol Link with Nicaragua IWD 09 celebration
: Bristol Link 		Bristol
08-Mar :
12:00		 International Women’s Day Bournemouth
: Various 		Bournemouth
08-Mar :
12:00		 Rosa Luxemburg – London Socialist Pary IWD Event
: London Socialist Party 		London Central
08-Mar :
12:00		 Great Women Of Dublin – Historical Walking Tour with leading historian, Pat Liddy
: Dublin City Council 		Dublin
08-Mar :
12:00		 Be Inspired: International Women’s Day Reading with Eileen Casey, Celia de Fréine, Anne Hartigan and Ann Leahy
: Various 		Dublin
08-Mar :
13:00		 Celebrating the bravery of Zimbabwean women human rights defenders on International Women’s Day
: Amensty Dublin 		Dublin
08-Mar :
13:00		 Feminist Walking Tour – Dublin – 8th March 2009
: Choice Ireland, the RAG collective and the Lashback collective 		Dublin
08-Mar :
13:00		 International Women’s Day – Manchester
: Manchester City Council 		Manchester
08-Mar :
13:15		 “Lab Coats and Lace” – 8th March 2009 – Dublin
: WITS and Dublin City Book Festival 		Dublin
08-Mar :
13:30		 Amazone International Women’s Day Weekend Extravaganza! Indoor Market Women Stallholders Mixed Event. Fundraiser for Lancaster Women’s Aid
: Amazone 		Lancaster
08-Mar :
13:30		 From Margaret to Mary – Edinburgh
: Various 		Edinburgh
08-Mar :
13:30		 Seren Poets Celebration International Women’s Day in Cardiff
: Seren 		Cardiff
08-Mar :
13:30		 From Margaret to Mary – free herstory walk
: Various 		Edinburgh
08-Mar :
14:00		 A women’s walking event is taking place at Daventry Country Park
: Daventry.gov 		Daventry
08-Mar :
14:00		 W@W and Kilmartin House Museum celebrate International Women’s Day
: Women@Work 		Argyll
08-Mar :
14:00		 Celebrating Diversity, in Pursuit Of Equality
: West Midlands Wraparound Services Team 		Birmingham
08-Mar :
14:30		 International Women’s Day
: Wirksworth Amnesty group 		Darley Dale, Derbyshire
08-Mar :
15:00		 The Association of Turkish Women in the UK (BTKD) conference to mark this year’s International Women’s Day
: Association of Turkish Women in the UK 		London SW1
08-Mar :
18:00		 Gude Cause Fundraising Concert
: Gude Cause 		Edinburgh
08-Mar :
18:45		 Reclaim the Night Edinburgh 2009 on International Women’s Day
: RTN Edinburgh 		Edinburgh
08-Mar :
19:00		 International Women’s Day Celebration (proceeds to Women in Tune)
: WiT 		Lampeter
08-Mar :
19:00		 Celebrity Funny Women on International Women’s Day
: Funny Women 		London SE1
08-Mar :
19:30		 International Women’s Day Amnesty Pub Quiz
: Amnesty local group 		London WC1
08-Mar :
19:30		 EMERGENCY Women’s night in London
: EMERGENCY 		London SE1
08-Mar :
20:00		 International Women’s Day Fundraiser – Solace Women’s Aid
: Solace 		London Central
08-Mar :
20:00		 International Women’s Day Fundraiser -
: Solace Women’s Aid 		London Central
09-Mar : One hundred portraits of women in science to be displayed at Imperial College London (until 13th)
: Imperial College 		Londno West
09-Mar :
09:30		 Improving Futures: Working Together to End Domestic Violence
: The Haven Wolverhampton 		Wolverhampton
09-Mar :
09:30		 Women in Devon, Power and Politics Conference
: Devon County Council 		Exeter
09-Mar :
10:30		 International Women’s Day St Albans
: St Albans City and District Council 		St Albans
09-Mar :
11:00		 International Women’s Day Celebration 2009
: Nottingham Women’s Centre 		Nottingham
09-Mar :
18:00		 TUC International Women’s Day Evening Reception
: TUC 		London Central
09-Mar :
19:00		 Women’s Aid Charity Film Night
: Women’s Aid Ireland 		Dublin
09-Mar :
19:00		 Veronica Dunne: My Life in Music
: Veronica Dunne 		Dublin
10-Mar : Chinese women in the UK and the world
: 		Manchester
10-Mar :
09:30		 Celebrate International Women’s Day 2009 in Brent
: Brent Council 		London Brent
10-Mar :
13:30		 Honour Based Violence is Domestic Violence
: Leeds.gov 		Leeds
11-Mar : International Women’s Day – City University – Women and the Credit Crunch (and 13th March)
: Staff Development Unit 		London Central
11-Mar : One hundred portraits of women in science display until 13th March
: Imperial College London 		London West
11-Mar : Women in Palestine – U.K. tour 3rd to 11th March 2009
: Twinning with Palestine Network 		Various
11-Mar : What Manchester Women Want exhibition – until 21 March 2009
: Various 		Manchester
11-Mar :
12:00		 International Women’s Day – Still Relevant?
: Ailbhe Smyth 		Dublin
11-Mar :
18:00		 IWD Vigil – 8 for 8
: Women in Black and 7 other women’s networks 		London Central
11-Mar :
18:00		 IWD Vigil – Women in Black and 8 other women’s networks
: WiB 		London Edith Cavell Statue
11-Mar :
18:00		 The Limits of Tolerance
: WAFE 		London Westminister
11-Mar :
18:00		 Meet the Workers (linked to Prada protest)
: Various 		London Central
11-Mar :
18:30		 Hecklers to Power? The Waning Tools of Liberal Rights and Challenges to Feminist Activism in South Asia
: Gender Institute research seminar and public lecture series 		London LSE
11-Mar :
19:00		 Sex Traffic – Discussion at ICA
: ICA 		London W1
12-Mar : BEV 5th London Film Festival – 5th to 13th March 2009
: Birds Eye Views 		London various
12-Mar : The Shministim (refusenik school leavers) UK tour until 12th March
: Various 		Various cities
12-Mar :
13:00		 Addressing Domestic Violence in Russia and Uzbekistan – IWD Event in Wolverhamtpon
: Haven Wolverhampton 		Wolverhampton
13-Mar : BEV 5th London Film Festival – 5th to 13th March 2009
: Birds Eye View 		London
13-Mar :
13:00		 Justice For Banaz Campaign: Public meeting with the IPCC
: IKWRO 		London SE1
14-Mar : York International Women’s Week – until 14th March
: York City Council Women’s Working Group 		York
14-Mar : A celebration of womanhood will take place in South Tyneside to raise money for rape victims (until 14th March)
: Primrose Community Centre Jarrow 		Tyneside
14-Mar : The Women’s Art Show 2009 – until 14th March
: Fairfields Art Centre 		Reading
14-Mar : International Women’s Day Events – Lewes District – 7th to 14th March
: Lewes District Council 		Sussex
14-Mar :
10:00		 Personal Safety Empowerment Workshop for Women and Girls to celebrate International Women’s Day
: Women’s Business Centre 		London East Ham
14-Mar :
10:00		 Girls’ World – Celebrating International Women’s Day
: YWCA Scotland 		Edinburgh
14-Mar :
11:00		 International Women’s Day – A free day out for women in Haringey
: LB Haringey 		Haringey Women’s Forum
15-Mar : Porn Cultures: Regulation, Political Economy, and Technology – Call for Papers (deadline)
: CICR, MIRC and ICS University of Leeds 		Leeds
15-Mar : Dundee Women’s Festival – until 15th March
: Various 		Dundee
15-Mar : Week of Action on ‘Welfare Abolition Bill’ until 15th March
: London Coalition Against Poverty, Disabled People’s Direct Action Network and Feminist Fightback 		Various
15-Mar :
16:00		 No! The Rape Documentary
: ICA 		London Central
15-Mar :
19:00		 International Women’s Day Poetry Event
: 3345 Club 		Liverpool
17-Mar : International Women’s Day 2009 Festival – until 17 March 2009
: Cymru Women 		Cardiff
17-Mar : Safeguarding victims: Prevention and Protection in Practice Forced Marriage & ‘Honour’ Crimes – Free Conference
: Various 		Cardiff
17-Mar :
13:30		 Free range children – an afternoon policy discussion
: Daycare Trust 		London Westminster
17-Mar :
19:00		 Reclaim the Night
:
NUS Wales Women’s Campaign & Wales Women’s National Coalition 		Cardiff
17-Mar :
19:30		 The Gut Girls until 21st March
: The Space 		London East
18-Mar : International Film Festival – until 27 March 2009
: Human Rights Watch 		London Various
19-Mar :
20:00		 Eva Women’s Aid fundraising event
: Eva Women’s Aid 		Redcar
20-Mar : Human Rights Watch Highlights Women’s Rights at Film Festival until 27th March
: HRW 		London various
20-Mar : International Women’s Day Events at Glasgow Women’s Library (2nd to 20th March)
: Glasgow Women’s Library 		Glasgow
20-Mar :
20:00		 Wom@tt presents Mama Africa: African Women in Concert (20th March)
: Wom@tt 		London West
20-Mar :
20:00		 Wom@tt presents Mama Africa: African Women in Concert
: Wom@tt 		London West
21-Mar : Hidden and invisible? Survey for carers to voice their concerns – closes 21st March 2009
: Carers UK 		UK
21-Mar :
14:00		 Great Lakes African Women’s Network IWD Event
: GLAWN 		London
24-Mar :
09:30		 Seizing the opportunities of CEDAW: Developing a women’s sector strategy for 2011
: WRC and EHRC 		London EC2
24-Mar :
19:00		 Constructive approach to violence on women
: London Feminism Meetup Group 		London Central
25-Mar : Southbank features a month of films with prominent female characters (until 25th March)
: National Film Theatre 		London Southbank
25-Mar :
14:00		 Stella Project Networking Event
: GLDVP and GLADA 		London SE1
27-Mar : Image Of Black Women Film Festival 2009 – African Descent Women In Cinema – 5th Anniversary (until 29th)
: Images of Black Women 		London Kilburn
28-Mar : wisewords 4 – 28 March 09
: Alternative Arts 		London
28-Mar : Rape Crisis Centre Survey On Intimate Partner Sexual Violence
: Glasgow Rape Crisis 		UK
28-Mar :
10:00		 Young women and their relationships into adulthood
: SRF 		London SE14
28-Mar :
10:30		 Put People First: But Don’t Put Women Second (March leaves noon)
: WILPF 		London Central
28-Mar :
10:30		 Conference on Polygamy
: KRWO 		London SE1
28-Mar :
11:30		 Put workers first. March with us (march leaves at noon)
: Feminist Fightback 		London Central
29-Mar :
11:30		 Come To The Feminist Fightback Strategy Day
: Feminist Fightback 		London Stepney green
31-Mar : Tongues on Fire – Asian Women’s Film Festival – throughout March
: Tongues on Fire 		London various
31-Mar : Please sign the petition to save specialist domestic violence services for Black, Asian, Minority Ethnic and Refugee women and children
: IMKAAN 		UK
31-Mar : Celebrating Women – March 1 to 31 2009 – Over 25 events
: LB southwark 		Southwark
31-Mar :
18:30		 New Central London Lesbian Social Group
: Age Concern Camden 		London Camden
08-Apr :
18:45		 Politically Provocative Writing
: Women in Publishing 		London Central
09-Apr : All-European Autonomous Feminist Womyn’s Gathering Invitation (until 14th)
: Various 		Austria
14-Apr :
18:30		 OBJECT activist meeting
: Object 		London
15-Apr :
15:30		 Craft Group
: 44 Portland Place (YWCA Central Club) 		London Central
16-Apr :
14:30		 Book Club – The Brooklyn Follies
: 44 Portland Place (YWCA Central Club) 		London Central
21-Apr :
19:00		 Reclaim The Night – Nottingham – Planning Meeting
: Various 		Nottingham
23-Apr :
11:00		 Art In London – Van Dyke and Britain
: 44 Portland Place (YWCA Central Club) 		London Central
23-Apr :
19:00		 Masculine Law – A Women’s Action Network event
: WAN 		London
24-Apr : Feminist Friday
: Object 		National
24-Apr :
13:30		 Black and Ethnic Minority Women in Domestic Violence Trainings
: IMECE 		London Holloway
24-Apr :
18:30		 WILPF Birthday Bash
: WILPF 		London
24-Apr :
19:30		 Lecture – Celebrating the 250th anniversary of the birth of Mary Wollstonecraft, “The Mother of Feminism”!
: Various 		London Stoke Newington
25-Apr :
19:00		 Debate: Political Power for Women: How Far Have We Come? Why Does it Matter? – Celebrating the 250th anniversary of the birth of Mary Wollstonecraft, “The Mother of Feminism”!
: Various 		London Stoke Newington
26-Apr :
11:00		 Sunday Service followed by lunch – Celebrating the 250th anniversary of the birth of Mary Wollstonecraft, “The Mother of Feminism”!
: Various 		London Stoke Newington
28-Apr :
18:00		 The New Literary Front: Reading the Girls of Riyadh – Gender Institute Research Seminar
: Gender Institute LSE 		London Central
30-Apr : Survey of Services in Your Area – closes 30th April 2009
: GLDVP 		London
30-Apr : Vagina Monologues – until 2nd May 2009
: Seagull Theatre 		Lowestof
02-May :
19:30		 Concert: Carol Grimes, with Issy Postill and Adey Grummet – Celebrating the 250th anniversary of the birth of Mary Wollstonecraft, “The Mother of Feminism”!
: Various 		London Stoke Newington
03-May :
20:30		 Cambridge Reclaim The Night
: Women at CUSU 		Cambridge
05-May :
18:00		 FPC Report Launch – Women and Children First: Leadership and the HIV & AIDS Crisis in Africa
: FPC 		London Central
05-May :
18:30		 Focus Groups to discuss Government Consultation of VAW
: Welsh Women’s Aid 		Cardiff
06-May :
15:30		 Imagining Social Justice in an Era of Social Inclusion and Social Capital – Professor Mary Daly
: Eleanor Rathbone Social Justice Public Lecture Series 		Liverpool
06-May :
18:30		 Focus Groups to discuss Government Consultation of VAW
: Welsh Women’s Aid 		Carmarthen
06-May :
18:30		 Welfare Reform Deepens Our Crisis
: global Women’s Strike 		London Westminster
07-May :
15:30		 Small Business Club – Increasing Your Self-confidence and Selling Your Business
: 44 Portland Place (YWCA Central Club) 		London Central
08-May : 5th annual Wise Woman Weekend – until 10th May
: Wise Woman 		Ireland Leitrim
08-May :
19:30		 Talkback
: Kali Theatre 		London East
08-May :
20:00		 in a thousand pieces – until 16th May (matinee at 3pm)
: the paper birds theatre company 		London W1
09-May :
10:00		 City Hall must be accountable to Londoners – State of London Debate
: City Hall 		London Central
09-May :
16:00		 National Strategy Meeting to Oppose Immigration Controls Cancelled
: Feminist Fightback 		London E1
10-May :
11:00		 For transnational feminism! 10th May 2009
: European Alternatives 		London East
10-May :
17:00		 Red Room Platform: Women’s Edition
: Red Room Platform 		London East
11-May :
11:30		 Call out for meeting to form a radical child care collective
: Feminist Child Rearing 		London east
12-May : Over and Out – Launch event for research report
: Refugee Support 		London Westminster
12-May :
19:00		 Muslim Women Music Makers
: Rich Mix 		London East
13-May :
18:30		 Focus Groups to discuss Government Consultation of VAW
: Welsh Women’s Aid 		Wrexham
13-May :
19:00		 ‘Not Natasha’: an evening of photography, film and debate on trafficking in the UK
: AI UK 		London East
15-May :
09:30		 Developments in Prostitution Policy
: Eaves POPPY Project and LSBU 		London Southbank
16-May :
09:00		 Faith, Homophobia, Transphobia And Human Rights Conference 2009
: LGCM 		London WC1
16-May :
13:00		 Opportunity For Women To Participate In A Funded City Intervention Tackling Sexism
: FemAdLib K 		London East
16-May :
14:00		 Anniversary Celebrations of Millennium Group Three
: WAFE 		London W2
19-May :
17:00		 Behind the Smile
: Anti-Trafficking Alliance 		London SE1
19-May :
18:30		 Trade
: AI UK 		London East
19-May :
18:30		 Oral Histories of the Black Women’s Movement and Documenting the Archives
: BCA 		London Brixton
20-May :
19:00		 National Strategy Meeting to Oppose Immigration Controls
: Feminist Fightback 		Manchester
22-May :
19:30		 Live Through This editor Sabrina Chapadjiev to talk on women, creativity and self-destruction
: Feminist Library 		London South
22-May :
19:30		 North Kent Women’s Aid is holding a Candle light sponsored walk event on Friday 22nd May 2009
: North Kent WA 		Kent
23-May : Hilllingdon Women’s Centre co-ordinator climbs Mount Snowdon to raise money for the centre – please sponsor
: Hillingdon Women’s Centre 		Snowdonia
24-May :
18:30		 Iranian film season: The Stoning of Soraya M
: AI UK 		London East
29-May : Ending violence against women and girls – your voice counts – take part in the Home Office consultation – closes 29th May 2009
: Home Office 		UK
29-May :
15:30		 From Social Greed to Meeting Social Need – Hilary Wainwright
: Eleanor Rathbone Social Justice Public Lecture Series 		Liverpool
30-May :
09:30		 Sisters on the Planet – A conference about women and climate change
: Oxfam Cymru and partners 		Cardiff
30-May :
14:00		 “A Century of Pensioners Struggle”, a performance written by Prisca Allen
: Global Women’s Strike 		London Central
02-Jun :
18:30		 Are all women oppressed and what hand do they play in their own oppression?
: Feminist Library 		London South
04-Jun :
19:00		 Deeds not words, Mr Mayor.
: Boris Keep Your Promise 		London
05-Jun : Crossings – and 6th June 2009
: Rich Mix 		London East
06-Jun :
09:30		 River Walk Challenge – raise money for homeless women
: Central and Cecil 		London riverside
06-Jun :
17:00		 Uncomfortable Poems by Older Women
: Housmans 		London Kings Cross
08-Jun : Speak out on the Equality Bill
: Fawcett with UNISON 		London
08-Jun : Carers Week 8th-14th June 2009
: Various local and national groups 		UK
08-Jun :
18:30		 Have Your Say On Equal Pay
: Fawcett / Unison 		London Westminster
09-Jun :
19:30		 Mary Davis: Comrade or Brother?
: Bishopgate Institute 		London Liverpool Street
10-Jun : Insight with Rana Husseini: Murder in the Name of Honour
: Frontline club 		London
10-Jun :
09:30		 Free Event – Women & Design
: WoW 		Wolverhampton
10-Jun :
18:00		 The Limits of Tolerance (continuing theme)
: WAFE June Meeting 		London Westminster
10-Jun :
19:00		 Conspirators – Women in the Polish Resistance (film)
: Goethe-Instut 		London SW7
13-Jun : Blow the Fuse Midsummer Jazz – some tickets left
: Blow the Fuse 		London East
13-Jun :
12:00		 A Commemorative Flashmob: Stop Violence Against Women
: The FemaleArtCollective 		London
14-Jun :
11:00		 Sponsored Family 4 Mile Charity Walk
: FATE Trust 		Staffordshire
14-Jun :
14:00		 Jewish Mothers & Daughters
: Pascal Theatre Company 		London Stratford
15-Jun : Look Beyond the Label – Refugee Week – until 21st June 2009
: Various 		UK
24-Jun :
12:00		 Launch of Demand Change!
: Eaves and Object 		London Westminster
24-Jun :
18:30		 The Stoning of Soraya M – free screening – part of Iranian Women’s events at AI UK
: AI UK 		London East
25-Jun : The Maid – a provocative women storytelling – and 26th June 2009
: Rich Mix 		London East
25-Jun :
09:30		 Community Food Growing Taster Day
: WEN 		London E14
27-Jun :
19:00		 One Law for All fundraiser dinner
: One Law for All 		London
30-Jun : Sheila McKechnie Awards 2009 for new and emerging campaigners
: SMK 		UK
30-Jun : Rosa Women Creating Change Award – deadline soon!
: Shelia McKechnie 		UK
30-Jun :
16:30		 Women’s Networking Hub Meeting
: Women’s Networking Hub 		Birmingham
30-Jun :
17:00		 What the Other Feminists Look Like…
: Feminist Fightback 		London Southwark
30-Jun :
19:30		 Cheating on the Sisterhood – Book Launch & Reading – Wigtown
: Reading Lassess 		Scotland Wigtown
01-Jul :
09:30		 Community Composting -Training the Trainer
: WEN 		London E14
01-Jul :
19:00		 Shappi Khorsandi: ‘A Beginner’s Guide to Acting English’ – part of Iranian Women’s events at AI UK
: AI UK 		London East
01-Jul :
20:00		 Stripping The Illusion: The Lap Dancing Industry Exposed
: Object 		London Westminster
02-Jul : Women’s Liberation is one of the themes at Marxism 2009 (until 6th July)
: Various 		London Central
02-Jul :
09:30		 Community Voices for Health engagement and development event
: Mayor’s Office 		London City Hall
03-Jul :
14:00		 The Way Forward Consultation Event: A Call For Action To End Violence Against Women
: EVAW 		London
04-Jul :
20:00		 Hip Hop and Spoken Word
: Poetic Pilgrimage 		London East
08-Jul :
18:30		 Offside – free screening – part of Iranian Women’s events at AI UK
: AI UK 		London East
09-Jul :
15:30		 A consultation event for London’s women
: GLDVP for GLADA 		London City Hall
10-Jul :
21:00		 Reclaim The Night – E17 Community Walk
: Various 		London E17
13-Jul : VAW stakeholder confidence and satisfaction survey 2009
: CPS 		Online
14-Jul :
18:00		 Reclaim the Night March Leeds – organising meeting
: Various 		Leeds
15-Jul : What makes Britain’s Best Boss? Nominations close
: Working Families 		UK
16-Jul :
19:30		 Public Meeting: Margaret Prescod – Tell us about Obama, about US policy in Haiti & Honduras …
: Global Women’s Strike 		London Camden
19-Jul :
15:30		 Masked Parade of sex workers & supporters thanking the community for helping to keep women safe
: ECP 		London – Soho
20-Jul : London Mayor consults on violence against women – contributions by 20th July 2009
: City Hall 		London
20-Jul :
18:30		 Sense of Self – A weekly support group for women focusing on enhancing self-esteem and self-confidence!
: Sense of Self 		London Greenwich
21-Jul :
18:00		 How Long Does a War Last? Using a Feminist Curiosity to Take Stock of the Iraq War
: Feminist Review 		London
22-Jul :
18:30		 The Day I Became a Woman – free screening – part of Iranian Women’s events at AI UK
: AI UK 		London East
23-Jul :
18:00		 Lend Your Voice – The Testimony Project
: Testimony Project 		London EC2
31-Jul : Is the Government doing enough on violence against women? Survey closes
: ROW 		online
31-Jul : A Woman of Substance Award – nominations close
: Various 		UK
31-Jul : Photographic exhibition: LOCK & KEY – last day
: Alix Edwards 		London Bethnal Green
31-Jul :
19:00		 Art Exhibition & Panel Discussion – Women in Conflict ( and 1st August 2009 exhibition from 10am)
: Artists 4 Human Rights & Social Justice 		London Wimbledon
01-Aug : The “I just wanna camp with you lot” camp this summer until 8August
: Various 		Wales Ceredigion
21-Aug : Million Women Rise Camp 2009 – Join us for one night or the whole week … women arise! (until 28th August)
: MWR 		Wales Ceredigion
21-Aug :
19:00		 “Artist and Political Campaigner” The 7th annual Sylvia Pankhurst Memorial Lecture
: Sylvia Pankhurst Memorial Committee 		South Yorkshire
23-Aug :
14:30		 Join us for Hackney Million Mothers March
: Various 		London Hackney
26-Aug :
18:30		 The Circle – Women’s Action Network event
: WAN 		London EC1
28-Aug : Women in Tune (WIT) Music Festival ~ until 1st September 2009
: Women in Tune 		Wales Dyfed
28-Aug : Transnational Feminisms Conference – Call for Contributions (by 28th August 2009)
: Transnational Feminisms Conference (4-5 December) 		Manchester
04-Sep :
13:00		 Protest in support of Lubna Hussein
: Various 		London
05-Sep :
10:00		 Subject In Process – symposium on feminism and art
: CCA 		Glasgow
07-Sep :
19:00		 Art History, Religion, Feminism: Contemporary Perspectives
: Vaughan College 		Leicester
08-Sep :
09:30		 Whatever happened to Feminism?
: Vaughan College 		Leicester
10-Sep : New Inquiry: Women in the City – submissions by 10th September 2009
: Treasury Committee 		UK
10-Sep :
19:30		 Lap Off – Haringey Council to decide on lap dancing club – your support needed to oppose this
: Lap Off 		London N22
10-Sep :
19:30		 Women in Journalism Seminar: From Journalist To Novelist
: Women in Journalism 		London Central
11-Sep : North East Woman Entrepreneur of the Year Awards 2009 – nominations closes
: Women in the Network 		North East
12-Sep :
10:00		 Feminist Activist Day – open to students and non students alike
: London Student Feminists and NUS Women’s Committee 		London SOAS
15-Sep :
09:00		 Bright Ideas Conference
: GLDVP 		London
16-Sep :
19:00		 Iraqi Women’s Role in the Anti-colonial Resistance
: The Socialist History Society and Women Solidarity for an Independent and Unified Iraq 		London Bishopsgate
18-Sep : Nominations for other for the 2009 DSC Social Change Awards close today
: DSC 		UK
21-Sep : Welsh Assembly Government Consultation On A Violence Against Women Action Plan For Wales – closes
: Welsh Assembly 		Wales
22-Sep :
17:30		 Westminster Women’s Design Group Launch meeting
: WDS 		London Westminster
23-Sep :
17:30		 Redbridge Women’s Design Group Launch meeting
: WDS 		London Redbridge
24-Sep :
19:30		 Fair Play – awareness raising play seeking feedback
: Futures Theatre Company 		London Battersea
25-Sep : Nominations for yourself for the 2009 DSC Social Change Awards close today
: DSC 		UK
26-Sep :
09:30		 Feminist Theory & Activism in Global Perspective – free
: Feminist Review 		London central
27-Sep : Run the Half Marathon for Refuge on 27th September – NB register by 31st July 2009
: Refuge 		London
30-Sep : Government launches study into Female Genital Mutilation – closes 30th Sept 2009
: Various 		UK
30-Sep : Women’s Radio Group broadcasts monthly
: WRG 		Online
30-Sep : Equality Duty: Consultation closes
: Government Equalities Office (GEO) 		UK
30-Sep : Banning age discrimination: consultation closes
: Government Equalities Office (GEO) 		UK
30-Sep :
17:00		 Militarism and Underdevelopment
: Gendering the Social Sciences Gender Institute, the Department of International Relations and STICERD public lecture 		London Central
30-Sep :
17:30		 Drinks reception and open evening for women planners
: WDS 		London EC1
01-Oct :
18:30		 Created Equal: Voices on Women’s Rights – Book Launch
: Amensty International UK 		London EC2
01-Oct :
20:45		 Blow the Fuse Jazz Club with Laka D
: Blow the Fuse 		London N16
03-Oct :
10:30		 Introduction to Planning – Free Training For Women’s Design Group Members!
: WDS 		London EC1
05-Oct : London Child Poverty Awards – nominations close
: London Councils 		London
05-Oct :
20:00		 Broken English – Rehearsed play-reading of new play
: Pascal Theatre 		London Central
07-Oct :
15:30		 ‘What kind of Liberation? Women and the Occupation of Iraq’
: Birkbeck Diagnosing the Contemporary seminar series 		London Central
07-Oct :
19:00		 Murder in the name of honour: Rana Husseini
: Amnesty International UK 		London EC2
08-Oct :
19:00		 American Women in Gilded Age London: Expatriates Rediscovered
: Women’s Library 		London E1
09-Oct : Single Equality Scheme “Integrity, Equality, Respect and Fairness” 2009 – 2012 – consultation closes
: Charity Commission 		UK
10-Oct :
09:30		 Feminism in London
: London Feminist Network 		London central
10-Oct :
12:00		 100 Years Of Scottish Feminism – The Gude Cause March (assemble at 12 move off at 1pm)
: Gude Cause 		Edinburgh
10-Oct :
19:45		 It felt empty when the heart went at first but it is alright now – until 31 October 2009 – Post-show discussion 21 October and BSL interpreted performance 12 October
: Clean Break in association with Arcola Theatre 		London Hackney
11-Oct :
11:00		 The Birdhouse Cake Sale – How you can help
: Birdhouse 		Manchester
11-Oct :
14:00		 THE DRILL HALL DARLINGS: IT’S CHRISTMAS, CAROLE! – until 13 Dec
: Drill Hall 		London central
11-Oct :
16:00		 DESPATCHES by Pam Gems
: Drill Hall 		London central
12-Oct : Ms Understood: Women’s Liberation in 1970’s Britain until 31st March 2010
: Women’s Library 		London E1
12-Oct : Striking Women: Voices of South Asian workers from Grunwick and Gate Gourmet – in the foyer
: Women’s Library 		London E1
13-Oct :
19:30		 The United Nations – Putting Its House in Order on Women
: UNA Tunbridge Wells 		Tunbridge Wells
15-Oct : Call for Essays: Transnational Feminisms – abstracts by 15th October 2009
: Various 		Globab
15-Oct : Government consultation on mental health – closes 15th October 2009
: Department of Health 		UK
17-Oct : First Birmingham Reclaim The Night march
: Birmingham Feminists 		Birmingham
17-Oct :
10:00		 Beyond liberation: a cultural legacy
: Women’s Library 		London E1
17-Oct :
10:30		 From Pearly Queens to Kingsley Hall – guided walk
: Women’s Library 		London E1
17-Oct :
10:30		 Environmental & Social Sustainability – Free Training For Women’s Design Group Members!
: WDS 		London EC1
22-Oct :
09:45		 Irish Travelling Women and Domestic Violence: Meeting Needs and Challenging Prejudices
: Solace Women’s Aid 		London NW1
23-Oct : Transnational Feminisms – Registration now open – early discount closes 23rd October 2009
: Various Manchester University 		Manchester
23-Oct :
10:30		 Women Moving Forward in London
: Women in Prison 		London EC2
24-Oct :
18:00		 Reclaim The Night – East Midlands
: Various – still open to others wanting to help plan 		East Midlands
25-Oct :
13:00		 Call Out to AnarchaFeminists
: LAFK 		London East
25-Oct :
16:00		 Film screening of Mothers & Daughters
: Pascal Theatre 		London Central
26-Oct : Should volunteering be a fast track to citizenship – consultation closes 26 Oct 09
: Home Office 		UK
27-Oct : Charity Concert with Natalie Clein on 27th October 2009 in London
: City of London Corporation 		London Central
28-Oct : EHRC consultation on gender pay gap reporting – consultation closes
: EHRC 		UK
28-Oct :
18:00		 Limits of Tolerance – 3rd Meeting
: WAFE 		London Westminster
29-Oct :
17:00		 Forgotten voices: women’s role in peace and security
: International Action Network on Small Arms Women’s Network 		London EC2
30-Oct : Take action on Equal Pay Day
: Fawcett 		UK
30-Oct :
20:00		 Silent Candle-lit Vigil against Hate Crime
: 17-24-30 		London Central
31-Oct :
12:00		 Ms Understood: Women’s liberation in 1970s Britain Exhibition – guided tour
: Women’s Library 		London E1
02-Nov :
18:00		 Demand Change! Short Film Screening And Panel Discussion On Prostitution And Clause 14 (Formally 13)
: Demand Change 		London Westminster
03-Nov :
12:00		 Demonstration Against the Policing and Crime Bill
: Various 		London Westminster
03-Nov :
18:00		 From victimhood to agency? Visual representations of ‘poor women’ in development
: Gender Institute LSE 		London Central
04-Nov : Women trapped in cycle of violence by UK law – Mass Lobby
: Amnesty UK 		London Westminister
06-Nov :
17:15		 12th London New Wind Festival and Women in Music UK Joint Event
: Women in Music 		London Central
06-Nov :
18:30		 Oxfordshire Reclaim the Night 2009
: Oxford RTN 		Oxford
08-Nov :
11:30		 THE DRILL HALL DARLINGS: STORYTELLING – until 13 Dec
: Drill Hall 		London central
08-Nov :
15:00		 Vagina Rex and the Gas Oven – 40th Anniversary Reading
: Unfinished Histories 		London East
09-Nov :
18:30		 Learning How to Cite Judith Butler
: Gender Institute LSE 		London Central
09-Nov :
20:00		 Woman On The Bridge – Rehearsed play-reading of new play
: Pascal Theatre 		London Central
10-Nov :
12:30		 Westminster Hall Debate on Rape Crisis Funding
: Lynda Waltho MP 		London Westminster
11-Nov : ‘Looking Back, Moving Forward’ – Celebrating 20 Years of One World Action
: One World Action 		London Central
11-Nov :
09:00		 International CEDAW Conference
: Womankind and One World Action 		London EC2
11-Nov :
14:00		 DV Information day at Through My Eyes: a woman survivor’s view of London
: Various 		London Hackney
13-Nov :
17:30		 2nd seminar of a series in postcolonial approaches to feminism
: History of Feminism Network 		Londond Central
14-Nov : Behind Closed Doors to benefit from inaugural event – Walk a Mile in Her Shoes
: Various 		Leeds
14-Nov :
20:00		 Women’s Question Time
: The Tart Salon 		London Central
15-Nov :
18:30		 Children of the Decree – documentary about Ceausescu’s ban of birth control and abortion
: Ciné lumière 		London W
17-Nov : Future childcare investment – Who cares who pays?
: Daycare Trust 		London Central
19-Nov : No Going Back: Empowering Single Parents Out of Poverty
: SPAN 		London
20-Nov : What do women think and know about rape – survey closes
: CER 		Online
20-Nov : No Recourse to Public Funds – Petition the Prime Minister to change the requirements (petition closes)
: Amnesty and SBS 		UK
20-Nov : Tribute to Romy Schneider including double bill of Maidens in Uniforms – until 29 November 2009
: Various 		London
21-Nov : In Doncaster this year we are holding a series of events to mark the campaign – until 9th Dec
: Various 		Doncaster
21-Nov : Burton Albion and East Staffordshire Borough Council have teamed up to show their support for a national campaign to put an end to domestic violence 21 Nov 09
: Various 		Burton Upon Trent
21-Nov :
12:00		 Womens And Childrens Rights – To mark Universal Children’s Day and International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women
: Ex Muslim Rally and One Law for All 		London Central
21-Nov :
18:00		 Reclaim the Night Durham
: TUC 		Durham
21-Nov :
19:00		 Reclaim The Night 2009 Cornwall
: Young Women’s Support Network 		Newquay
23-Nov :
19:00		 Quiz Night to mark White Ribbon Day – benefit
: RISC 		Reading
24-Nov :
09:30		 Consultation for organisations working in the field of violence against women and children
: WRC 		London SE1
25-Nov : 16 Days Events in Glasgow 2009 – has its own blog
: Glasgow Violence Against Women Partnership 		Glasgow
25-Nov : Carmarthen Women’s Aid will be out in the town raising awareness and raising money through donations
: Carmarthen Women’s Aid 		Carmarthen
25-Nov : Home Truths: The Social Impact of Domestic Violence
: Jewish Women’s Aid 		London Central
25-Nov : Sponsored Walk
: CRASAC 		Coventry
25-Nov : 16 days of activism campaign – Kingston
: Various 		Kingston
25-Nov : If it were between countries we’d call it a war… Imagine… a world without violence against women & girls
: Violence Against Women Prevention Scotland 		Ayr
25-Nov : 16 Days of Action for the Elimination of Violence Against Women – East Dunbartonshire
: Various 		East Dunbartonshire
25-Nov : Cwm Cynon Women’s Aid have organised a street collection in Aberdare town centre to raise funds and awareness
: Cwm Cynon Women’s Aid 		Aberdare
25-Nov : Shattered (contemporary stories of surviving sexual violence) working with Rape Crisis (England &Wales) – Exhibition until 12th December 2009
: Various 		London N8
25-Nov : 16 Days Of Action For The Elimination Of Gender Based Violence
: Various 		Dundee
25-Nov : Extreme forms of Violence against Women: Femicide in Mexico and Central America: 3 events 25, 26, 27 Nov
: CAWN 		London
25-Nov : Women’s Support Project Glasgow has new web site and programme of events for 16 Days of Activism
: Women’s Support Project 		Glasgow
25-Nov : Working Together To Stop Violence And Abuse Against Women And Children The Power And The Positive – Empowering Women To Move Forward
: Renfrewshire Women’s Association 		Paisley
25-Nov : 16 Days of Action for the Elimination of Violence Against Women – West Dunbartonshire – until 10th Dec
: Various 		West Dunbartonshire
25-Nov : Blog of 16 Days events for 2009 in Ireland
: Women’s Aid Ireland 		Various
25-Nov : Extra activities have been planned in West Lancashire to mark International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and the 16 Days of Action Campaign
: Various 		Lancashire
25-Nov : 16 Days of Action Appeal for Women’s Aid
: Women’s Aid 		England
25-Nov : Amman Valley Women’s Aid are going to be raising awareness of domestic abuse by setting up a stall
: Amman Valley Women’s Aid 		Ammanford
25-Nov :
09:30		 Forced Marriages & Honour Based Violence Conference – Has Anything changed?
: H.O.P.E Training & Consultancy & Leicestershire Constabulary 		Leicester
25-Nov :
10:00		 True Cost To Families Of Sexual Exploitation – CROP 5th National Conference
: CROP 		Leeds
25-Nov :
10:30		 March from Cathedral Road to Llandaff Cathedral
: BAWSO 		Cardiff
25-Nov :
12:00		 WWNC Light a Candle Service
: Wales Women’s National Coalition 		Cardiff
25-Nov :
17:45		 International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women Seminar
: HER Centre 		London Greenwich
25-Nov :
18:30		 Reclaim the Night Glasgow
: Rape Crisis Scoland 		Glasgow
25-Nov :
19:00		 Portsmouth Reclaim The Night
: Portsmouth Domestic Violence and Abuse Forum 		Portsmouth
25-Nov :
19:00		 Peaceful vigil in Trafalgar Square
: Million Women Rise 		London Central
26-Nov :
17:30		 Launch of new Intake and Assessment House and new Crisis Intervention Reactive 24hr Service
: Cardiff Women’s Aid 		Cardiff Bay
26-Nov :
19:00		 Lesley Abdela in Conversation with Dr Wendy Stokes
: Women’s Library 		London EC1
26-Nov :
19:00		 Light a Candle
: Cardiff North Labour Women’s Forum 		Cardiff
26-Nov :
20:30		 Live Music Night – Benefit
: Lliw Valley Women’s Aid Bridge Project 		Swansea
27-Nov :
14:00		 White Ribbon Xmas Fayre
: Neath Women’s Aid 		Neath
27-Nov :
14:00		 Be a judge for a day in Truro as part of Domestic Violence Awareness Week
: Devon and Cornwall Criminal Justice Board 		Truro
28-Nov : Through My Eyes: a woman survivor’s view of London – exhibition ends
: Alix Edwards 		London Hackney
28-Nov :
09:00		 Separation And Reunion Forum (SRF)Tenth Annual Conference
: SRF In Collaboration With London Metropolitan University 		London N7
28-Nov :
09:00		 International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women Awareness Raising Event
: Soroptimist International Yorkshire 		Airdale
28-Nov :
10:00		 Grunwick and Gate Gourmet Study Day at the Women’s Library
: Various 		London E1
28-Nov :
12:00		 Ms Understood: Women’s liberation in 1970s Britain Exhibition – guided tour
: Women’s Library 		London E1
28-Nov :
12:00		 WAST: Women Asylum Seekers Together – Networking Day London
: WAST 		London
28-Nov :
14:00		 Representations of Women in the Media
: Bristol Fawcett and Bristol Feminist Network 		Bristol
28-Nov :
15:00		 Struggle not submission – 20 Years of Women Against Fundamentalism
: WAF 		London Central
28-Nov :
18:30		 Reclaim the Night Leeds
: Women in Leeds 		Leeds
28-Nov :
20:00		 Reclaim the Dance Floor (after Reclaim the Night Leeds) @ The Common Place
: Women in Leeds 		Leeds
30-Nov : launch of Every Single Woman campaign, Charter of rights of women seeking Asylum
: Women’s Action Network Asylum Aid 		London
30-Nov : Have your say on policing in London – consultation closes
: MPA 		London
30-Nov : Women’s Films at The We The Peoples Festival 2009 (19, 23-30 November 2009)
: We the People 		London SW15
01-Dec : Manchester needs Women Like You – submit photos for IWD event in 2010 by today
: Various 		Manchester
01-Dec :
17:00		 Commit, Act, And Demand – An End To Violence Against Women
: Women’s Networking Hub 		Birmingham
02-Dec : Sole Purpose To Perform At Scottish Parliament
: Sole Purpose 		Edinburgh
02-Dec : Haringey Domestic and Gender Based Violence Stakeholders Conference on Rape & Sexual Assault on Girls & Young Women
: Equalities Team Haringey 		London N8
03-Dec :
12:00		 Ms Understood: Women’s liberation in 1970s Britain Exhibition – guided tour
: Women’s Library 		London E1
03-Dec :
12:30		 From Beginning to End
: Independent Choices 		Manchester
03-Dec :
18:00		 White Ribbon March
: White Ribbon Scotland 		Stirling
03-Dec :
18:30		 The Greatest Silence – special screening to mark 16 Days of Action
: WAN 		London EC1
04-Dec : Transnational Feminisms – continues on 5th December and some activities on 6th
: Various Manchester University 		Manchester
05-Dec : Amazone Women’s Night – Benefit for Lancaster and District Women’s Aid
: Lancaster and District Women’s Aid 		Lancaster
05-Dec : Documenting Migration Event @ Gasworks
: Remembering Olive Morris 		London South
05-Dec :
19:00		 Electric Landladies
: Blow the Fuse 		London Blackheath
05-Dec :
20:00		 ‘Christmas Voices’ a fundraiser for Black Women’s Rape Action Project & Women Against Rape
: As above 		London N17
07-Dec : Abortion Support Network Pro Choice ‘Happy Hour
: Abortion Support Network 		London Clerkenwell
07-Dec :
18:30		 Mrs Goundo’s Daughter – Free Event
: Forward 		London EC1
09-Dec : Petition for anti sexism regulation closes 9th December 2009
: Various 		UK
09-Dec : 16 Days of Activism for the Elimination of Gender Violence films and training – Dumfries – and 10th Dec
: Various 		Dumfries
09-Dec : Online petition on lads’ mags and anti-sexism regulation for the media
: Object 		online
11-Dec :
14:30		 Christmas Bazaar
: London Irish Women’s Centre 		London Hackney
12-Dec : Bag packing Marks & Spencer, Enfield Town – Help raise money for Enfield Women’s Centre – and 13th
: Enfield Women’s Centre 		London Enfield
12-Dec :
12:00		 Remembering Olive Bicycle Tour
: Remembering Olive Morris 		London South
12-Dec :
14:00		 Housing Matters
: Remembering Olive Morris 		London South
12-Dec :
17:00		 ‘As Far as the Eye can Sing’ with Frankie Armstrong
: Housmans 		London Kings Cross
12-Dec :
19:00		 Electric Landladies
: Blow the Fuse 		London Hackney
13-Dec :
16:00		 Born in Flames (1983), dir. Lizzie Borden, 90 min
: Remembering Olive Morris 		London South
14-Dec : Consultation on transitional arrangements for changes to the regulation of lap dancing clubs and similar venues in England and Wales
: Home Office 		England and Wales
18-Dec :
17:30		 3rd seminar of a series in postcolonial approaches to feminism
: History of Feminism Network 		Londond Central
30-Dec : The Stern Review of Rape Complaints – Call for Evidence survey closes
: Stern Review 		UK
31-Dec : What do women think and know about rape – survey deadline extended until 31st December 2009
: CER 		UK

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