women in london » Events Past http://www.womeninlondon.org.uk a directory of london based women's groups and feminist activities Mon, 06 Feb 2012 20:02:17 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.3 Event Calendar 2011 Past http://www.womeninlondon.org.uk/2011/05/events-past-2011/ http://www.womeninlondon.org.uk/2011/05/events-past-2011/#comments Sun, 08 May 2011 17:48:02 +0000 http://www.womeninlondon.org.uk/?p=4489 Date : Event : Group / Organisation Region/Location
05-Jan : New Sentencing Guidelines for Assault could result in reduced sentences for perpetrators of domestic violence – consultation closes
: Sentencing council UK
12-Jan :
19:00 Making it clear – communicating complex information for all
: Women in Publishing London
14-Jan :
18:00 Sylvia Pankhurst Documentary – Film Premiere
: wordbytes London East
15-Jan :
13:00 WAC joining SERTUC Day of Local Action
: WAC London N1
17-Jan :
18:30 Gender, Words and Power: Meanings of Inequality at a Time of Neo-Liberalism
: The Gender Institute Professor Mary Evans’ Centennial Lecture London WC2
18-Jan :
10:00 Faith Sisters: My Faith, My Rights – Interfaith dialogue and theological debate
: NAWO London
19-Jan : Survey Questionnaire for Female Voice in Violence Coalition Annual Review – survey closes
: FVVC online
19-Jan :
18:30 Feminist Resolution Party
: Progressive Women London SW!
20-Jan :
18:30 Women’s History Month pre-launch event
: Women’s History Month London Westminster
24-Jan :
08:00 Protest at state sanctioned violence of women
: No Police Spies London Central
25-Jan :
10:00 Meeting of the APPG for Sex Equality with Lynne Featherstone MP
: APPG London Westminster
25-Jan :
18:30 The Whistleblower: sex trafficking, military contractors, and one woman’s fight for justice
: Amnesty London EC
26-Jan :
19:15 In conversation with Shere Hite
: London Feminist Network London Central
27-Jan : Huddersfield Feminist Collective first Live Music Event!
: Huddersfield Feminist Collective Huddersfield
29-Jan :
12:00 Exhibition Guided Tour: Hand Made Tales: Women and Domestic Crafts
: Women’s Library London EC
31-Jan : GLA AUDIT ON HARMFUL PRACTICES
: Imkaan London
31-Jan :
19:00 Lights! Camera! Action! ASN Event!
: Abortion Support Network London
01-Feb :
18:30 Global Feminist Activism
: UK Feminista and Women for Women International Bristol
02-Feb : Peace vs. Women’s Rights in Afghanistan – Compatible or contradicting concepts?
: LSE (London School of Economics) Careers and Global Governance Departments London Central
02-Feb :
17:30 Global Feminist Activism
: UK Feminista and Women for Women International Birmingham
03-Feb :
15:15 Understanding current proposals on legal aid and the implications for women’s access to justice
: ROW London N1
03-Feb :
18:30 Professor Judith Butler in conversation with Sudeep Dasgupta
: Amnesty London EC
03-Feb :
18:30 Exhibition Guided Tour: Hand Made Tales: Women and Domestic Crafts
: Women’s Library London EC
05-Feb :
15:00 Global Feminist Activism
: UK Feminista and Women for Women International Leeds
06-Feb :
15:30 IWitness – In awareness of Female Genital Mutilation for International Zero Tolerance to FGM Day
: Iwitness Manchester
09-Feb :
19:00 Communicating in times of economic change
: Women in Publishing London Central
10-Feb :
18:00 Anti-Female Genital Cutting Day Event
: Orchid Project and Daughters of Eve, supported by Amnesty International London EC2
10-Feb :
19:00 Talk: The Surprising Life of Constance Spry
: Women’s Library London EC
12-Feb : Survey on exploring the category of gender within hate crime policy – survey closes
: Various online
12-Feb :
11:00 Special Event: Women’s Institute’s Crafts Day
: Women’s Library London EC
15-Feb :
18:30 Free screening of Iranian film Cul-de-Sac
: Amnesty UK London
15-Feb :
19:00 (How) Will the 2012 Olympics Impact Trafficking in London?
: Young Professionals in Human Rights London
16-Feb :
19:00 Novel Women
: ICA London central
17-Feb :
19:15 Dewa are speaking at Sheffield WILPF – Join us
: DEWA Sheffield
18-Feb :
14:30 Life, Above All (Chanda’s Secret) – and 25th @ 17:00
: Tricycle Theatre London
19-Feb :
14:00 Women and the Economy
: London Feminist Network London
19-Feb :
19:00 The Feminist Library 35th Birthday Benefit: Celebrating 35 years of archiving and activism
: Feminist Library London E5
24-Feb :
18:30 Live Webcast of the Launch of UN Women, 24 February 2011
: UN Women Global
24-Feb :
18:30 Living London Launch Event
: Galop and Stonewall Housing London
26-Feb :
09:45 This Saturday! Location announced for UKUncut Feminist Big Society Bail-In
: UK UNCUT London
26-Feb :
12:00 Exhibition Guided Tour: Hand Made Tales: Women and Domestic Crafts
: Women’s Library London EC
26-Feb :
18:30 ATWIB Charity Event: 26th February 2011
: Association of Turkish Women in Britain London
27-Feb :
13:00 Huddersfield Feminist Collective next Sunday Social
: Huddersfield Feminist Collective Huddersfield
01-Mar : International Women’s Day Events
: calendar on IWD 2011 blog Coventry
04-Mar :
18:00 Seminars on militarism in male dominated societies
: Roj Women London WC1
05-Mar : The Usual Auntijies – until 26 March 2011
: Belgrade Theatre Coventry
05-Mar :
12:00 BiFest Wales
: Bi Cymru/Wales, Bi Cardiff and Bi Swansea Cardiff
05-Mar :
15:00 Seminars on militarism in male dominated societies
: Roj Women London N4
07-Mar :
10:00 Invitation to the launch of Southall Black Sisters publication ‘Safe & Sane’
: Southall Black Sisters London WC2
08-Mar : International Women’s Day events are listed on IWD 2011 blog calendar
: Various UK and Ireland
08-Mar :
10:00 Culture Kitchen: women, equality and the environment
: WEN London
09-Mar :
10:30 To launch our new centre we are holding two events in one day
: Women in Prison London
09-Mar :
19:00 Hurried Steps by Dacia Maraini
: Amnesty UK London
14-Mar :
19:00 Celebrate St Patrick’s Day at the Abortion Support Network Pro-Choice Happy Hour!
: ASN London Westminster
15-Mar :
11:00 St. Patrick’s event
: LIWC London N16
15-Mar :
19:00 Pink Saris by Kim Longinotto
: Women’s Action Network London
15-Mar :
19:00 Increasing Inequalities: the philosophy of the cuts and the multiple impacts on women
: Lancaster Women Against the Cu Lancaster
17-Mar :
18:30 Do Women Need Secularism? A panel discussion
: WAFE London WC1
18-Mar : GO APE FOR THE DOMESTIC ABUSE HELPLINE!! Deadline to sign up (for 4th June)
: Independent Choices Chorley
18-Mar : Review on the Commercialisation and Sexualisation of Childhood – respond online by 18th March 2011
: Dept Education Online
19-Mar :
10:30 Women of Faith Together as Peacemakers
: Enfield Women’s Centre London Enfield
19-Mar :
12:00 Abortion Rights AGM
: Abortion Rights London
19-Mar :
12:00 Are we being heard in Europe? WILPF Annual General Meeting Seminar!
: WILPF London
20-Mar :
08:00 First Annual Anti-Street Harassment Day
: Anti-Street Harassment Day UK
25-Mar : Exhibition: Girls Behind Bars: Female Experiences of Justice – until June 10 2011
: Together Our Space Gallery London
25-Mar : “In Their Place” – A three month season of work by women playwrights (until 30th June)
: Finborough Theatre London SW10
25-Mar : Women’s rights at the Human Rights Watch Film Festival – until 29th March
: HRW London
26-Mar :
10:00 Million Women Rise Uncut … Women’s Bloc for March for the Alternative meet up
: MWR, WAC and others London central
26-Mar :
11:00 TUC March for the Alternative assemble at 11.00 to set of at 12 noon
: TUC London Central
26-Mar :
17:00 Launch of Keep Your Promise Campaign to End Child Detention
: ECD London East
27-Mar :
10:00 Our Space – Play, Music and Dance
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
27-Mar :
18:30 Seizing the Screen – all female hip hop screeening
: Various for Women’s History Month London East
28-Mar : I’s, Shes, Hers and Ours, Feminist Art Show July 2011 – submit work by 28th march 2011
: 73 women UK
29-Mar :
18:00 CAWN’s speaker UK tour 2011 – London
: CAWN London Westminster
29-Mar :
18:30 The Life & Times of Stella Browne: Feminist & Free Spirit
: Bookmarks London
31-Mar : Forced Marriage Survey: Deadline 31st March 2011
: Dr Aisha Gill Online
31-Mar : Voice Against Violence Survey for young people in Scotland who have experienced domestic violence
: Various Scotland
31-Mar :
12:30 CAWN’s speaker UK tour 2011 – London
: CAWN London
31-Mar :
14:30 Staying Out late (and at 19:30)
: Drill Hall and others London
31-Mar :
18:30 Central America Women’s Network 20th Anniversary Event
: CAWN London EC2
01-Apr : The Futures Of Feminism: New Directions In Feminist, Women’s & Gender Studies – proposals closing date
: Annual FWSA Conference n/a
02-Apr :
14:00 OBJECT AGM
: Object London N7
03-Apr : Run for Congo Women UK
: Women for Women London
03-Apr :
11:00 Mothers Day Peace March ~ 3rd April 2011
: Various London
05-Apr : Sexual Violence Conference – deadline for proposals for papers etc.
: Forensic Psychological Services at Middlesex University, London Middlesex
05-Apr :
17:30 CAWN’s speaker UK tour 2011 – Manchester
: CAWN Manchester – university of
05-Apr :
18:30 On What Terms? Re-Thinking Feminism and Radicalism
: The Birkbeck Interdisciplinary Gender and Sexuality (BIGS) Postgraduate Group London
07-Apr : Creative Writing workshop
: LIWC London N16
07-Apr : Fabian Women’s Network launches New Mentoring Scheme – apply by 7th April 2011
: Fabian Women check
07-Apr :
13:00 CAWN’s speaker UK tour 2011 – Glasgow
: CAWN Glasgow – University of
07-Apr :
18:00 WMH Workshop 2 – Gems from the GWL Archive
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
07-Apr :
18:30 CAWN’s speaker UK tour 2011 – Edinburgh
: CAWN Edinburgh
08-Apr : Feminism and Teaching Symposium – and 9th April 2011
: Feminism and Teaching Nottingham Nottingham
08-Apr : Feminism and Teaching Symposium – and 9th April 2011
: University of Nottingham Nottingham
08-Apr : Images of Black Women Film Festival 2011 – until 10th April 2011
: Images of Black Women London Kilburn
08-Apr :
09:30 CAWN’s speaker UK tour 2011 – St Andrews
: CAWN St Andrews – University of
08-Apr :
12:30 Reclaim The Night Manchester – beenr making and other activities during day for march at sunset
: Manchester Student Union Manchester
08-Apr :
17:00 Petition To Help Save Specialist Services For Bame Women And Children – Ashiana, WGN and others
: Various Londonwide
09-Apr :
14:00 Iraqi women’s struggle beyond checkpoints and segregation walls
: Women Solidarity for an Independent and Unified Iraq London
12-Apr : What would your group need from a new women’s resource centre – closes 12th April 2011
: WRC Londonwide
12-Apr :
14:00 CAWN’s speaker UK tour 2011 – London
: CAWN London
13-Apr :
19:00 Women in Literary Development and Empowerment
: Women in Publishing London Central
14-Apr :
19:30 Sylvia Pankhurst: Everything is Possible
: WORLDwrite London WC1
15-Apr :
14:00 Book Group
: LIWC London N16
17-Apr : Vagina Monologues with South Asian Cast – with post show benefit
: NAWP London Southbank
18-Apr :
09:30 “Hard Times” – The impact for women and how to respond – FREE conference
: WEA and others Sheffield
21-Apr :
18:00 Votes for Women
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
24-Apr :
19:00 Southall Ladies at the Festival Hall
: Various London
27-Apr :
18:00 After the Wave: Japanese Women Surviving the Tsunami
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
28-Apr : International Law and Feminist Futures
: University of Leicester School of Law Leicester
04-May :
18:00 MWR DRC visit report and recommendations to MPs
: Million Women Rise London Westminster
05-May :
18:00 WMH Workshop 3 – Bottled Tears
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
05-May :
18:00 Bottled Tears: The Stow-Away War Bride
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
06-May : Retracting rape and domestic violence allegations: CPS public consultation closes
: CPS Online
06-May : Daughters of Eve: Muslim Women Critically Thinking the Past, Present and Future – until 8th May 2011
: Bradford Muslim Women’s Council and ISB Bradford
06-May :
17:00 Save Hasna From The Death Penalty
: Various London Central
07-May : Women Up North Gathering
: Manchester Feminist Network Manchester
07-May : Charity Bike Ride
: Standing Together Windsor
09-May :
18:30 Abortion Support Network invites you to a screening of Abortion Democracy: Poland South Africa
: ASN Warwick
10-May :
19:00 Abortion Support Network invites you to a screening of Abortion Democracy: Poland South Africa
: ASN Bristol
11-May : Access to Elected Office for disabled people consultation – closes
: Government Equality Office Online
11-May :
11:30 Hardest Hit March And Rally
: Various London
11-May :
19:00 Advertising and marketing
: Women in Publishing London Central
11-May :
19:00 Abortion Support Network invites you to a screening of Abortion Democracy: Poland South Africa
: ASN London
12-May :
10:00 Spring Gathering of the Tower Hamlets Food Growing Network
: WEN London East
12-May :
13:00 Girl
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
13-May : Wise Woman’s Weekend until 15th 2011
: Wise Women Ireland Ireland – Co. Leitrim
13-May :
09:30 GEO consultation event – Strengthening women’s voices in government
: WRC London
14-May :
14:00 “Honour Killings”: what do we know, how do we know it, and what can we do?
: London Feminist Network London
14-May :
20:00 Cambridge Reclaim the Night
: Various Cambridge
15-May : 10km Manchester Run to end the fear of domestic abuse
: Independent Choices Manchester
15-May :
19:00 Comedy charity event in aid of Women’s Aid
: Various London
17-May :
09:30 Launch of Human Rights and Equality Impact Assessment of the Public Spending Cuts on Women in Coventry
: Various Coventry
17-May :
18:30 Empowering Women to Meet New Challenges, from National Development to Conflict Prevention and Post-Conflict Recovery with Michelle Bachelet
: Gender Institute and Department of International Development London
18-May :
13:00 In an age of deadly conflicts and mass uprisings, peace settlements are still overwhelmingly negotiated by men
: RUSI lecture lunchtime London
19-May :
09:30 Rape Reduction? An Outreach Perspective
: Portsmouth Area Rape Crisis Service (PARCS) Portsmouth
20-May : The double hit – Stimulus packages and Austerity cuts – affect women’s jobs! (and 21st)
: Green Economics Reading
20-May :
10:00 Roadshows to raise awareness of honour based violence and forced marriages
: Karma Nirvana Manchester
20-May :
11:00 Birmingham Consultation – ‘Strengthening Women’s Voices in Government’
: Women’s Networking Hub and the Government Equalities Office Birmingham
23-May : women make sculpture – until 18th June
: http://womensgrid.freecharity.org.uk/?p=7421 London
23-May : Sistershow Revisited at Centrespace Gallery looks at Bristol history of feminism – until 26th May
: Various Bristol
23-May :
09:30 Race, Gender and Criminal Justice Process
: Ruth Chigwada-Bailey London EC1
23-May :
09:30 GEO consultation event – Strengthening women’s voices in government
: WRC London
23-May :
14:00 GWL Learners Forum
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
24-May : International Women’s Day for Disarmament
: CND Yorkshire Menwith Hill
24-May :
18:00 WiSE Conference: Counting on Women – Gender, Care & Economics – until 17:15 on 26th May
: Glasgow Caledonian University Glasgow
25-May :
18:00 What is fair? Equality, human rights and austerity
: London Met London Central
25-May :
20:00 Please join us to raise money for trafficking scheme The Poppy Project!
: Various London
26-May :
18:00 The Forgotten Brides
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
26-May :
18:00 Women, Higher Education, And The Cuts
: Feminist Library London
26-May :
20:20 Preview LIFE ABOVE ALL Chanda’s Secrets (12A) + Q&A with Director
: Tricycle Cinema London Kilburn
26-May :
20:30 “Eff Off Hef!”: Feminists protest against re-opening of London Playboy Club
: Object London
28-May :
20:30 Edinburgh Reclaim the Night
: Edinburgh Edinburgh
30-May : Blog 4 Girls Competition – deadline
: Plan Uk UK
31-May :
18:00 Wait Until Tomorrow, Pat MacEnulty
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
01-Jun :
19:00 Politics of Slutwalk: Reading Group and Discussion
: Feminist Fightback London
04-Jun :
20:00 “Eff Off Hef!”: Feminists protest against re-opening of London Playboy Club
: Object London
08-Jun : Avon UK and Women’s Aid Empowering Women Awards 2011 – nominations close
: Women’s Aid UK
09-Jun : Red Tape Challenge – 3 week spotlight on equalities – until 30th June2011
: GEO Online
09-Jun :
18:00 Women’s Stories: Oral History Session
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
09-Jun :
18:00 WMH Workshop 4 – Mystery History
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
10-Jun : Women’s Engagement with Government Consultation – open until 10th June 2011
: Government Equalities Office Online
10-Jun :
09:30 Roadshows to raise awareness of honour based violence and forced marriages
: Karma Nirvana Aberdeen
13-Jun : Welcome to Carers Week 2011 – The True Face of Carers – until 19 June 2011
: Various UK
14-Jun : Repeal of the Duty to Involve – consultation closes
: Department of Communities and Local Government UK
14-Jun :
14:30 FREE seminar and debate on current proposals for the reform of the family justice system
: ROW London
15-Jun :
10:00 Roadshows to raise awareness of honour based violence and forced marriages
: Karma Nirvana Leeds Bradford
16-Jun :
19:00 Feminism Re-Engaging Religion
: Feminist Review Annual Public Lecture London
17-Jun : ‘Life in a day’ coming to cinemas June 17th, buy a ticket and support Refuge
: Refuge UK
17-Jun :
10:00 Roadshows to raise awareness of honour based violence and forced marriages
: Karma Nirvana Birmingham
17-Jun :
18:45 Benefit for domestic violence projects in Manchester
: DIAS and Greater Manchester Women’s Domestic Abuse Helpline Manchester
18-Jun :
11:00 Summer Solstice Sale Benefit
: Crossroad Women’s Centre London
18-Jun :
11:00 British African/Caribbean Women Stars of the Screen
: Images of Black Women London
19-Jun :
12:00 THE ESOL FEST – sister events in London to defend Adult and Further Education
: Action Against ESOL London
19-Jun :
13:30 World Refugee Day Umbrella Parade
: Refugee Week London
19-Jun :
14:00 West End Women’s Heritage Silent Walk
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
20-Jun :
00:00 Refugee Week – until 26th June 2011
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
20-Jun :
14:00 Roadshows to raise awareness of honour based violence and forced marriages
: Karma Nirvana Kent
21-Jun :
11:00 Network meeting for BMER women-led organisations providing services to women and girls experiencing violence
: Imkaan Sheffield
21-Jun :
14:00 Roadshows to raise awareness of honour based violence and forced marriages
: Karma Nirvana Northampton
21-Jun :
14:30 Amnesty International’s ‘Celebrating Freedom of Expression’
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
22-Jun :
09:15 A Conducive Context? Misogyny, inequality, violence
: LFN London
24-Jun :
19:30 Cabaret with Magic & Burlesque Benefit
: Crossroad Women’s Centre London
25-Jun :
10:30 Book Sale
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
25-Jun :
14:00 Feminist Flashmob -The Big Freeze
: The Big Freeze is organised in association with Solent Feminist Network Portsmouth
27-Jun :
10:00 Roadshows to raise awareness of honour based violence and forced marriages
: Karma Nirvana London Newham
27-Jun :
18:30 Bristol Women’s Forum AGM And Closure
: Various Bristol
28-Jun : Join us to defend equality and oppose Sharia and religious laws
: One Law for All London
28-Jun :
10:00 Roadshows to raise awareness of honour based violence and forced marriages
: Karma Nirvana London Redbridge
28-Jun :
18:30 The Society of Women Artists 150th Annual Exhibition
: Create Arts Londond
29-Jun : Another Planet Screening by
: Children’s Human Rights Network at AI London
30-Jun :
18:00 Phenomenal Woman (£3/free)
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
01-Jul : 21st Century Approaches In Violence Against Women Research
: CWASU London
01-Jul :
09:30 Work in Process, Work On Progress: 21st Century Approaches in VAW Research
: CWASU London
01-Jul :
10:00 Roadshows to raise awareness of honour based violence and forced marriages
: Karma Nirvana Newcastle
02-Jul :
13:00 The real story of the Bryant & May’s Matchwomen’s Strike of 1888
: Brighton History Workshop Brighton
03-Jul :
08:00 Run for Congo Women … and help women traumatised by the human conflict to rebuild their lives
: Run for Congo London
04-Jul :
13:00 Summer at the Library: Weekly Events through July and into August
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
06-Jul : Trembling before God (2001) – one of two films about faith and lesbian and gay identity
: AIUK London
06-Jul :
18:00 Silent Vigil (everyWednesday)
: Women in Black London Central
07-Jul :
18:30 Banner Making Fun For Pro Choice Demo!
: Various London South
08-Jul : Feminist Art Show Stoke Newington – until 23rd July 2011
: 73 Women London N16
08-Jul : Aldermaston Women’s Peace Camp invite you to Long Weekend Camp – until 11th July
: Aldermaston Women Aldermaston
09-Jul : An evening of Middle Eastern Delight
: Enfield Women’s Centre Enfield
09-Jul :
13:00 The Cutting Tradition + Discussion
: Various Bristol
09-Jul :
13:30 Pro Choice demo update – no longer in Trafalgar Square – now in Old Palace Yard
: Various London Westminster
10-Jul :
11:00 Women’s Liberation: What kind of feminism do we need?
: Workers Lilberaty London Archway
11-Jul : Feminism in Action conference
: University of the West of England’s Gender Studies Research Group with British Psychological Society’s, Psychology of Women Section Bristol
11-Jul : International Day Against Stoning
: International Committee against Stoning and Execution, Iran Solidarity, One Law for All International
12-Jul :
12:30 The future shape of the UK’s workforce
: British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) and Trades Union Congress (TUC) London
13-Jul :
17:00 Women’s Summer vintage, craft and pampering fair
: Tindle Manor London
13-Jul :
18:00 Silent Vigil (every Wednesday)
: Women in Black London Central
14-Jul :
10:00 Roadshows to raise awareness of honour based violence and forced marriages
: Karma Nirvana Luton
15-Jul : Home Sweet Home – refugees, migrants and legal aid – exhibition closes
: Hackney Refugee and Migrant Support Group, Women Asylum Seekers Together (London) London East
15-Jul : DEAF PARENTING UK’S AWARDS EVENT 2011 -
: DEAF PARENTING UK UK
16-Jul :
13:00 Cambridge Pro Choice Demo
: Feminist Action Cambridge Cambridge
16-Jul :
14:30 Battling Belles of Bow (walk)
: London Feminist Network London
18-Jul :
16:00 Inaugural meeting of campaign to combat cuts to women’s sector
: Eaves London
18-Jul :
18:30 HARDCORE 10th Anniversary Screening
: UK Feminista and OBJECT London
20-Jul : Possessed by Demons/Difficult Love – one of two films about faith and lesbian and gay identity
: AIUK London
20-Jul :
18:00 Silent Vigil (every Wednesday)
: Women in Black London Central
22-Jul : EHRC strategic plan 2009-12 – Consultation online – closes
: EHRC Online
22-Jul :
11:00 Women Make History Workshop: Jewish Archives Visit (£3/free)
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
24-Jul :
14:00 Women of the Merchant City
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
25-Jul :
14:00 Learner Forum
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
25-Jul :
14:30 Toilet Talk: Women’s Needs
: Women’s Design Service London Central
26-Jul :
17:30 Coffee, Cake, & Co-Creating
: Women’s Networking Hub Birmingham
26-Jul :
18:00 My Life in Books: Crime Fiction Special
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
27-Jul :
18:00 Silent Vigil (every Wednesday)
: Women in Black London Central
27-Jul :
19:00 Why is feminism still relevant today?
: Berkshire Women’s Movement Reading
28-Jul :
19:00 Justice for Jane – Launch of Campaign Meeting
: Jusstice for Jane Blackpool
31-Jul : Nominations For Life Changers Awards 2011 Closes
: Life Changers UK
31-Jul : International African Women’s Day Vigil – Women only event
: Million Women Rise London
31-Jul :
13:00 Million Mothers March 2011
: Mothers Against Violence Manchester
02-Aug : Gaea Theatre Festival – a celebration of International women playwrights, performers, directors and designers – until 12th November
: Gaea Theatre Festival London NW5
03-Aug :
19:00 Are you interested in issues that affect women? Community Gathering for Cardiff Feminists
: Cardiff Feminist Network Cardiff
11-Aug : Women in Tune Festival 2011 ~ until Sunday 14th August
: WiT Wales
12-Aug :
19:00 Suffrage campaigners on the ocean wave
: Sylvia Pankhurst Memorial Lecture Sheffield – Wortley
15-Aug : Emma Humphreys’ Memorial Prize 2011 nominations close
: EHMP Online
18-Aug :
18:00 WMH Film Night: You Play Your Part & Red Skirts on Clydeside (£3/free)
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
18-Aug :
18:00 Film Night: You Play Your Park and Red Skirts
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
19-Aug : DSC Social Change Award – deadline for nominating someone else
: DSC UK
23-Aug :
18:00 My Life in Books
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
25-Aug :
19:30 MWR Film Night – Pray the devil back to hell
: MWR London SW9
26-Aug : DSC Social Change Award – deadline for nominating yourself
: DSC UK
27-Aug :
11:00 New London UK Feminista activist group
: UK Feminista London
31-Aug :
18:30 Free screening of 2010 documentary ’12th & Delaware’
: Education for Choice London N1
03-Sep : DIY Feminist Festival Manchester (4th September 2011)
: DIY Feminism Manchester
04-Sep :
11:00 NO return to slavery, WE are WORKERS! Justice for Domestic Workers Rally & Event – All Welcome
: Kalayaan London
06-Sep : Women’s Education Conference (and 7th September 2011)
: Hillcroft Surbiton
06-Sep :
14:30 Lost in the “balance”: Trading women’s human rights for immigration control?
: ROW London
06-Sep :
19:00 Stoning, a play by Ghazi Rabihavi
: WAN London EC
08-Sep :
18:00 Sexual Entertainment Venues In Tower Hamlets – Rally
: Various London East
08-Sep :
18:00 Oral Histories Sessions
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
11-Sep : Last chance to enter the London Women’s 5K Sunday
: Object London
11-Sep : Run for Congo Women…and help women traumatised by conflict to rebuild their lives
: Women for Women International London
11-Sep : Support Refuge by running in the 5k Adidas Women’s Challenge
: Refuge London
13-Sep :
14:30 Coffee Afternoons – Tuesdays from 30th August 2011
: London Irish Women’s Centre London N16
13-Sep :
16:30 Gender equality and alternative economics strategies
: Women’s Budget Group London
13-Sep :
18:30 Women – Unheard voices in the Rehabilitation Revolution?
: Kazuri London
13-Sep :
19:30 Egypt: Empowering women at work and in their unions
: Amnesty International and University and College Union London EC2
14-Sep :
09:30 Living Classrooms (and 19th Sept)
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
14-Sep :
19:00 Introducing Jay Merill as our First Writer in Residence!
: Women in Publishing London central
15-Sep : Ain’t I A Woman: Race, Feminism and Social Media – Call For Submissions – closing date
: Ain’t I A Woman Global
15-Sep :
14:00 Themed conversations of women’s experiences and memories
: London Irish Women’s Centre London N16
15-Sep :
18:30 Do we live in a sexualised society – the FPA debate
: FPA London
16-Sep :
14:00 Glasgow in the Making: Women’s West End Walk and Talk
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
17-Sep : Debt and Domestic Violence Survey – closes
: Universities of Southampton, Roehampton and Kent Online
18-Sep :
13:00 Launch of the Necropolis Women’s Heritage Walk Map
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
19-Sep :
14:00 GWL Learner Forum – and 14th November 2011
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
20-Sep :
12:30 Women Only Film Screening: Arranged
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
20-Sep :
14:30 Coffee Afternoons – Tuesdays from 30th August 2011
: London Irish Women’s Centre London N16
21-Sep : Two Decades of Changing Minds
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
21-Sep :
20:00 The Knitting Circle – women who survived life in the Asylum – and 22nd September 2011
: Various London
22-Sep :
14:00 Themed conversations of women’s experiences and memories
: London Irish Women’s Centre London N16
23-Sep :
09:00 Wigtown Book Festival
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
26-Sep : What’s happening in National Work-Life Week 2011? (until 30th Sept)
: Working Families Various
26-Sep :
14:00 Wigtown Women’s History Walk Podcast Launch
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
26-Sep :
14:30 Women’s History Walk
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
27-Sep :
14:30 Coffee Afternoons – Tuesdays from 30th August 2011
: London Irish Women’s Centre London N16
28-Sep :
10:00 Health Mornings at London Irish Womens Centre from this Wednesday
: LIWC London
29-Sep :
14:00 Themed conversations of women’s experiences and memories
: London Irish Women’s Centre London N16
29-Sep :
18:15 Sylvia Pankhurst – Everything is Possible
: Leeds Salon Leeds
30-Sep : Debt and Domestic Violence Survey – deadline to respond
: Various Online
30-Sep :
19:00 rish Feminist Network Relaunch & One Year Anniversary Celebrations
: Irish Feminist Network Dublin
01-Oct :
14:00 Burning an Illusion Saturday
: NFT London
01-Oct :
18:30 Protest against Playboy Club opening in Manchester! Say NO to patriarchy!
: Percolate Magazine Manchester
05-Oct : Sylvia Pankhurst: Everything is Possible – screening
: SERTUC London
06-Oct :
14:00 Themed conversations of women’s experiences and memories
: London Irish Women’s Centre London N16
08-Oct :
12:00 Join Feminist Fightback to demonstrate against the EDL’s ‘Angel’s’ march on Downing Street
: Feminist Fightback London
08-Oct :
12:30 Fete in aid of Reclaim the Night
: LFN London WC1
09-Oct :
16:30 MWR & MFN Film Night – ‘Pray the Devil Back to Hell’ – Women Only
: MWR & MFN Manchester
10-Oct :
18:30 FORWARD presents the UK premiere of ‘The Blood of Women’
: Forward London
10-Oct :
19:30 Oxford Reclaim the Night Launch Party
: Oxford Feminists Oxford
11-Oct :
18:30 I am Slave – free film showing to launch awareness of human trafficking
: Various London City Hall
12-Oct :
12:30 No Woman, No Cry: Testimonies of Women Survivors – book launch and exhibition
: Hackney Women’s Forum London Hackney
12-Oct :
14:00 Women and Exile in Irish Literature and Culture Reading Group – Weds until 16th December Ocotber 2011
: London Irish Women’s Centre London N16
12-Oct :
19:00 LITERATURE: South African Women’s Writing: Gillian Slovo and June Bam-Hutchison
: Women’s Library London
12-Oct :
19:00 Exploring the impact of digital on the publishing world, including the paid for content model
: Women in Publishing London
12-Oct :
19:00 Ceilidh – fundraiser for Women’s Action Network
: WAN London
13-Oct :
14:00 Visit to Scottish Screen Archives
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
14-Oct :
19:00 The 2011 Emma Humphreys Memorial Prize will be awarded at a dinner event on Friday 14th October 2011 and you’re invited!
: EHMP London
15-Oct : Human Trafficking exists in your town. What can your community do to help? – Free Conference
: Various Reading
15-Oct :
14:00 Meet award winning writer & journalist, Sonia Faleiro
: Various Birmingham
16-Oct :
13:00 Ungochani or Homosexual Women filmakers of Zimbabwe
: Watershed Bristol
17-Oct :
13:00 SOS Rape Crisis is launching a new helpline – volunteers needed
: SOS Rape Crisis Essex Westcliff
17-Oct :
18:00 Campaign to Support Amadudu Women’s Refuge
: Toxtech Women’s Organisations Liverpool
18-Oct :
14:00 Women and the International Slavery Museum
: Various Liverpool
19-Oct :
18:15 Framing Intersectionality: Debates on a Multifaceted Concept in Gender Studies – Helma Lutz
: LSE Gender Institutue London
19-Oct :
18:30 LITERATURE: Dancing Girls of Bombay:The True Price of Women’s Rights in India
: Women’s Library London
20-Oct : BHM events at libraries in Wandsworth – 4, 6, 20, 21, 24 October 2011
: Various London
20-Oct :
18:30 Women and Opera
: Red Hot Opera London
20-Oct :
18:30 The New Maids – Transnational Women and the Care Economy with Helma Lutz
: Bookmarks London
21-Oct : Oxford International Women’s Festival Fringe Festival – until 23 October 2011
: Oxford International Festival Oxford
21-Oct :
19:00 Insight with Nawal el Saadawi
: Frontline Club London
21-Oct :
21:00 Supper In honour of Nawal El Saadawi’s 80th birthday – Benefit
: nawalelsaadawifoundation.org London
22-Oct : Radical Women’s session at Anarchist Bookfair
: Anarchist Bookfair London
22-Oct : Scottish Women’s Aid launches mini film festival to mark 35th Anniversary – and 23rd Oct
: SWA Edinburgh
22-Oct : Black, British, Feminist Then and Now – Black Feminist workshop
: Various London Goldsmiths
23-Oct :
19:30 Celebrating Women in Jazz
: Black Women in the Arts London N16
24-Oct :
18:30 Gendered Violence and Drug Wars: The Mexico-US Border – Melissa Wright
: LSE Gender Institutue London
24-Oct :
20:00 Rape CultureJam … Take Two! Tonight on facebook
: RASASC Croydon Online
25-Oct :
09:30 Women’s Health & Equality Consortium National Conference
: Imkaan London
26-Oct :
16:15 The Future of Feminism – Sylvia Walby
: Hull Centre for Gender Studies Hull
26-Oct :
18:30 Black Feminist Learning Event – “Learning from the journey to here, for the journeys to come”
: Black Feminists UK London
26-Oct :
19:00 ASN is turning 2! Come and celebrate with us
: ASN London
27-Oct : Honeypot – until 30th October 2011
: Pascal Theatre Company London
27-Oct : Breast Cancer Awareness Month October 2011
: Various UK
27-Oct : Black History month women’s events in October
: Various UK
27-Oct :
7:00:pm Gendering Sustainability: Women’s Resilience and Survival – NAWP AGM
: NAWP London
28-Oct : Passion for Freedom Art Festival Private Viewing – public 29 Oct – 5 Nov
: One Law for All London
28-Oct :
6:30:pm Oxford Reclaim the Night
: Oxford Feminist Oxford
28-Oct :
7:00:pm Reading and Discussion of Andrea Levy’s book ‘Fruit of the Lemon’
: Blue Mountain Women’s Group Nottingham
29-Oct :
2:00:pm LFN Feminar: “Selling Feminism?”
: LFN London
29-Oct :
3:30:pm African Descent Women in Cinema
: Various Brighton
29-Oct :
9:00:pm Women Asylum Seekers Together Benefit Gig
: WAST London N16
30-Oct :
2:30:pm The Black Hair Film Series with Debate & Workshop
: IBW Film Festival London
31-Oct :
5:30:pm Join us on the bridge and stand in solidarity with the women of Afghanistan
: Bristol Feminists Bristol Pedro Bridge
31-Oct :
6:00:pm London Action for Afghan Women
: No Women, No Peace campaign London
01-Nov :
7:00:pm FAWCETT LECTURE: Baroness Helene Hayman
: Women’s Library London
02-Nov : I Heart Consent Party – RASASC Benefit
: RASASC Croydon London
04-Nov : Think-in session for WOW – Women of the World – plus 5th and 6th November 2011
: WOW London
04-Nov : “They Clapped Until She Bowed Once More” 100 Years of Women’s Music
: Society of Women Musicians London
04-Nov :
7:00:pm Short Documentaries Made By Iranian Women
: WAN London
06-Nov :
3:30:pm Feminists Protest Sexist ‘Miss World’ Contest 2011
: Object and LFN London
07-Nov :
10:00:am Sister Activist Day
: NUS Wales Women Cardiff
07-Nov :
5:30:pm Pray the Devil Back to Hell
: Women 4 Resources Swansea
07-Nov :
6:00:pm RECLAIM THE NIGHT CARDIFF
: NUS Wales Women Cardiff
07-Nov :
7:00:pm TALK: Gertrude Tuckwell: ‘Lose not those things that we have wrought’
: Women’s Library London
09-Nov : Telling Truth about Child Sexual Exploitation
: CROP Leeds
09-Nov : Ethics & Social Dimensions of Tourism – Gender & Tourism
: UNWTO London
09-Nov :
6:00:pm (Self)-Transformation through Transportation: Empathy, Neoliberalism and International Development
: LSE Gender Unit London
09-Nov :
7:00:pm Changing Career Direction
: Women in Publishing London
09-Nov :
7:00:pm PANEL DISCUSSION: Cut in all Ways: The Impact on Equality
: Women’s Library London
12-Nov : NEW FOYER DISPLAY: Archival Tales: Uncovering Inter-war Black Histories – until 4th April 2012
: Women’s Library London
12-Nov : EXHIBITION: All Work and Low Pay: The Story of Women and Work – until 4th April 2012
: Women’s Library London
12-Nov : a week in the life of the Southall Black Sisters – until 19th November 2011
: The Showroom London
12-Nov :
9:00:00 AM FEM 11
: UK Feminista London
12-Nov :
11:45am Memorial Services for Professor Wangari Maathai – Edinburgh
: Green Belt Movement London
12-Nov :
12:00pm Carnival of Resilience – celebrating and exploring the strength of women!
: FeministWebs Manchester
12-Nov :
12:30pm FAMILY EVENT: Strike a Light!
: Women’s Library London
12-Nov :
1:00pm LaDIYfest Sheffield – and 13th November 2011
: Various Sheffield
14-Nov : The 2011 Emma Humphreys Memorial Prize will be awarded at a dinner event and you’re invited
: EHMP London
16-Nov : The Equality Deficit conference
: TUC London
16-Nov :
9:30am Poppy Project Training Workshops
: Eaves London
16-Nov :
6:15am Recession, riots, social change: Can psychotherapy contribute to a policy response? Susie Orbach
: Crime and Justice Matters London
16-Nov :
7:00pm/td> PANEL DISCUSSION: The Politics of Recovery: Researching Black and Asian Histories
: Women’s Library London
17-Nov : “Honour” based violence: Whose honour are we talking about?
: IKWRO London
17-Nov :
9:30am FREE Funding Seminar – organisations working with women in Waltham Forest
: WRC London
17-Nov :
9:30am Rise National Violence Against Women Conference 2011
: Rise Brighton
17-Nov :
6:00pm Memorial Services for Professor Wangari Maathai – London
: Green Belt Movement London
18-Nov : Accredited training – Safeguarding against forced marriage and honour based violence – and 21st Nov
: Imkaan Birmingham
18-Nov : Big Lottery Fund – Consultation on proposed policy directions – deadline to respond
: Big Lottery Fund UK
18-Nov :
6:00pm Bristol Reclaim the Night will take place on Friday 18th November 2011
: Bristol Feminist Network Bristol
18-Nov :
9:00pm Swansea Feminist Network Music Fundraiser
: Swansea Feminist Network Swansea
19-Nov :
12:00pm March in defence of Women’s Rights! Fawcett Society Day Of Action
: Fawcett London
22-Nov : ESOL Preparation for Life 3 – Work (ends 25th Nov)
: Hillcroft Surbiton
22-Nov : Accredited Training for Independent Sexual Violence Advisor Service Managers – sessions until Feb 2012
: Survivors Trust Rugby
22-Nov :
10:00am Meeting the needs of children living with domestic violence in London
: Refuge London
22-Nov :
4:00pm Want the chance to work for your favourite UK charity and get paid for your time?
: World of Difference UK programme UK
23-Nov :
9:00:00 AM Domestic Abuse – How It Affects Young People
: NADA Corby
23-Nov :
10:00:00 AM Violence Against Women in Peace and War
: Leicester WILPF Leicester
23-Nov :
4:15pm The British media: should we just burn it down? – Kate Smurthwaite
: Hull Centre for Gender Studies Hull
24-Nov :
9:30am Commissioning: understanding the basics
: WRC London
25-Nov :
7:00pm Reclaim the Night Portsmouth
: Portsmouth White Ribbon Campaign Portsmouth
25-Nov :
6:30pm Martha Marcy May Marlene – film screening – part of Brighton and Hove 16 Days programme
: Various Brighton
25-Nov :
2:30pm White Ribbon Campaign Launch
: Perth and Kinross Violence Against Women Partnership Perth
25-Nov : Host a Haven Tea Party Beneft
: Haven Wolverhampton Wolverhampton area
25-Nov :
11:00am Raising of White Ribbon Flag
: West Dumbarton Council Garshake
25-Nov : Taking A Stand Against Violence Towards Women – South Bucks – and 26th November 2011
: South Bucks District Council is working with the South Bucks Community Safety Partnership Beaconsfield, Taplow, Gerrards Cross
25-Nov :
7:00pm Candlelit Service for White Ribbon Day – Brecknock
: Brecknock Women’s Aid Brecon
25-Nov :
12:00pm One mile walk through Chester City Centre
: Various local services Chester
25-Nov :
9:30am Promotion of the White Ribbon Campaign, a global campaign led by men and boys who condemn violence against women and girls in all its forms
: Greater London Authority London GLA
25-Nov : Candlelit Vigil
: Redditch in Walter Stranz Square Redditch Borough Council
25-Nov :
5:00pm Candlelit Vigil – Friday 25th November 2011 at 5pm – Manchester
: Manchester Council Manchester
25-Nov :
2:00pm one T-shirt for each of the 588 domestic abuse incidents reported to the police between April 2010 and March 2011 in the Ellesmere Port area
: Various local services Ellesmere Port
25-Nov :
1:00pm Campaign to prevent domestic violence – White Ribbon Day – Hastings
: Various Hastings
25-Nov :
7:00pm International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women Vigil – London
: Million Women Rise London
25-Nov :
6:30pm Reclaim the Night Llandudno 2011
: Denbighshire CC Llandudno
25-Nov :
6:30pm Art exhibition which seeks to raise awareness of violence against women and girls through the eyes of female GCSE students – runs for 16 Days
: Pupils of Mount Carmel RC School, Islington London GLA
25-Nov :
6:30pm Fighting Fear with Fashion
: Mozaic Woman’s Wellbeing Project London GLA
25-Nov : White Ribbon Day Film and Comedy Night – Hebden Bridge – 25th November 2011
: White Ribbon Campaing Hebdon Bridge
25-Nov :
2:00pm 16 Days Tweetathon – #16days
: IPS Genderwire Global
25-Nov : St Helens men are being invited to make a stand – and show they are totally opposed to violence against women
: Vrious St Helens
25-Nov :
11:00am Lewisham White Ribbon Parade
: Lewisham Community Safety Service London
25-Nov : International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women
: Global Glboal
25-Nov :
7:00pm The Big Blether
: Scottish Borders Rape Crisis Centre Galashiels
25-Nov :
9:00am NCAFC Women: Day of action – Stop cuts to women’s services!
: NCAFC Women, NUS Women National
25-Nov :
5:00pm Giving violence against women the boot – Brent
: Brent Community Safety Partnership Wembly
25-Nov : Thinking Through Time and History in Feminism – Call for Papers closing date
: Various Birkbeck n/a
25-Nov : White Ribbon Day Events – Barking and Degenham – and 26 November 2011
: Barking and Dagenham Council Various
25-Nov :
9:00am First UK “A Call to Men Conference”
: Various Worcester
25-Nov :
7:00pm Isle of Wight Reclaim the Night
: Various Newport
26-Nov : White Ribbons Back at Burton Albion – Pirelli Stadium
: Blow the Whistle on Violence Campaign Burton upon Trent
26-Nov :
7:00pm Reclaim the Night Dorchester
: Women’s Action Network Dorset Dorchester
26-Nov :
6:30pm Reclaim the Night Newquay
: Reclaim the Night Cornwall Group Newquay
26-Nov :
10:00am International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women – Harrogate
: Soroptimist International (SI) of Harrogate and District Harrogate
26-Nov :
7:30pm Andante Chamber Choir
: Scottish Borders Rape Crisis Centre Melrose
26-Nov :
6:00pm London Reclaim the Night
: LFN London central
26-Nov :
12:00pm Is this as good as it gets? Socialist feminist conference
: Women at Workers Liberty London
26-Nov :
6:30pm TUC Reclaim the Night Newcastle
: TUC Newcastle
27-Nov : Walk to support Violence Against Women’s 16 days of action
: Argyll and Bute Council North Argyll and Cowal
27-Nov : Lagan – part of lady led season
: Oval House London
28-Nov :
6:30pm Glasgow Reclaim the Night!
: Rape Crisis Glasgow Glasgow
29-Nov :
9:30am Who Profits? Who Pays?
: Perth and Kinross Violence Against Women Partnership Perth
29-Nov :
6:00pm Support the Women’s Domestic Abuse Helpline! Manchester – 29th November 2011
: Independent Choices Manchester
29-Nov :
10:00am Criminal Injuries Compensation Seminar
: Castlemilk Law Centre, Criminal Injuries Compensation Legal Rights Project Dalmuir
29-Nov :
6:30pm Free Film Screening of Sex Traffic – Dumfries
: Domestic Abuse and Violence Against Women Partnership Dumfries
30-Nov :
1:00pm It’s Easy Out Here for a Pimp: How Porn Culture Grooms Kids
: Perth and Kinross Violence Against Women Partnership Blairgowrie
30-Nov :
3:00pm The Hidden Truth – online screening of film made by young women in Zambia
: World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts Global
01-Dec :
12:01am World Aids Day
: Global Glboal
01-Dec :
10:00am The Sexual Objectification of Women and Girls within our Culture
: Rape Crisis Glasgow Dumbarton
01-Dec :
6:00pm Open Evening for women interested in volunteering with Scottish Borders Rape Crisis Centre
: Scottish Borders Rape Crisis Centre Galashiels
01-Dec :
5:00pm Women’s Winter Craft Fair
: Tindlemanor London
01-Dec :
6:30pm Evening of readings from Jill Dawson, Margaret Drabble, Helen Simpson and Sarah Waters for the Maya Centre
: Maya Centre London
01-Dec :
6:00pm 16 Days of Action
: Glasgow Women’s Library Glasgow
02-Dec : HOLLABACK! West Yorkshire launch First ever West Yorkshire survey into street harassment as part of the Leeds 16 Days of Action – closes10th December 2011
: HOLLABACK! West Yorkshire Yorkshire
02-Dec : White Ribbon Campaign Exhibition – Violence Against Women : an introduction – until 10th December 2011
: Perth and Kinross Violence Against Women Partnership Perth
02-Dec : White Ribbon Campaign Exhibition – Violence Against Women : an introduction – until 10th December 2011
: Perth and Kinross Violence Against Women Partnership Aberfeldy
02-Dec : White Ribbon Campaign Exhibition – Violence Against Women : an introduction – until 10th December 2011
: Perth and Kinross Violence Against Women Partnership Crieff
02-Dec : White Ribbon Campaign Exhibition – Violence Against Women : an introduction – until 10th December 2011
: Perth and Kinross Violence Against Women Partnership Kinross
02-Dec : 16 Days Of Action – Leeds Trinity Students – until 10th December 2011
: Leeds Trinity Students’ Union Leeds
02-Dec : 16 Days of Activism for the Elimination of Violence Against Women – Dundee – until 8th December
: Dundee Violence Against Women Partnership Dundee
02-Dec : End Pro-Rape Facebook – boycott facebook 28th November to 5th December 2011
: Various Online
02-Dec :
12:30 Walk like a man – wipe out domestic violence: Challenge to men in Bury
: Bury Council Bury
02-Dec :
19:00 Empowering Women to Empower Nations: Women’s Right in Afghanistan
: London Women for Women International student societies London
03-Dec :
10:30 Challenge Militarism: WILPF Autumn Seminar
: WILPF London
03-Dec :
14:00 Mobilising Young African Women in the UK
: Forward London
03-Dec :
15:30 Leeds Reclaim The Night 2011
: Reclaim the Night Leeds Group Leeds
05-Dec :
10:00 Supporting Women Involved in or Vulnerable to Involvement in Prostitution
: WD Women’s Support Service and Dumbarton District Women’s Aid Dumbarton
05-Dec :
11:00 Introducing Inclusion to Practitionersand Agencies Supporting Transgender Women Experiencing Violence
: Perth and Kinross Violence Against Women Partnership Perth
05-Dec :
13:00 It’s Easy Oout Here for a Pimp: How Porn Culture Grooms Kids (and at 17:30)
: Perth and Kinross Violence Against Women Partnership Perth
06-Dec : Anniversary of the Montreal Massacre
: Global Global
06-Dec :
00:01 Annivaersay of the Montreal Massacre
: Global Glboal
06-Dec :
20:00 Charity Chuckle Presents … Stand Up To Eliminate Violence Against Women – Brighton
: RISE and SURVIVORS NETWORK Brighton
07-Dec : Personal Security and Domestic Abuse Stand (Kidderminster 8 Dec, Aggborough 10 Dec)
: Worcestershire Forum Against Domestic Abuse Stourport
07-Dec :
10:00 Behind the Vale screening
: hosted by Jim King of Women’s Scottish Prison Service Dalmuir
07-Dec :
10:00 Domestic Abuse – Basic Awareness Training
: Various Dumbarton
07-Dec :
12:30 Forced Marriage Seminar
: Perth and Kinross Violence Against Women Partnership Perth
07-Dec :
16:15 Individuality without individualism and collectivism without uniformity: challenges for online feminism today – Holly Combe
: Hull Centre for Gender Studies Hull
07-Dec :
18:00 Consent – to mark the 16 Days of Action in West Lothian
: West Lothian Violence against Women Strategic Group in partnership with Rape Crisis Scotland Livingston
08-Dec :
10:00 Stalking and Harassment Legislation and Training
: Various Dalmuir
08-Dec :
11:00 Violence Against Women: An Overview
: Perth and Kinross Violence Against Women Partnership Perth
08-Dec :
18:00 Silenced voices speak: strategies for protecting migrant women from violence and abuse – ROW – 8th December 2011
: ROW London
08-Dec :
19:00 White Ribbon Comedy Night – Portsmouth
: Portsmouth CC Portsmouth
08-Dec :
19:30 White Ribbon Ceilidh in Stirling –
: Stirling Council – Scotland’s First White Ribbon Authority Stirling
09-Dec : Feminist Research Methods Workshop
: Norwich Business School and DECERe Norwich
09-Dec :
10:00 FGM and its Social-cultural Context: An Overview
: Various Dumbarton
09-Dec :
19:30 2nd Scottish Borders Reclaim the Night
: Scottish Borders Rape Crisis Centre Galashiels
10-Dec : Concert outside St Stephen’s Church
: Redditch Redditch Borough Council
10-Dec :
00:01 International Human Rights Day
: Global Glboal
12-Dec :
10:30 Understanding gender, gender inequality and the cause and impact of violence against wome
: Various Dumbarton
17-Dec : Three socialist feminist events in London before Christmas – 9, 16 & 17 December 2011
: Women at Workers Liberty London
18-Dec :
14:15 Radical History Walk – Feminist Fightback – 18th December 2011
: Feminist Fightback London

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03-Jan : Walks for Women & their Families January to April 2010
: Enfield Women’s Centre Various
14-Jan :
18:00 Can You Hear Us? Women’s uncensored experiences of detention and deportation
: Legal Action for Women, Women Against Rape, SOAS Visitors group & Yarl’s Wood Befrienders. London
15-Jan : Civil Rights and the Struggle for Social Change in Pakistan with Samar Minallah
: City Circle London
16-Jan : Charity lunch for adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse in the African and Caribbean diaspora.
: Papillon London
20-Jan : Staying: Dream, Bin, Soft Stud and Other Stories
: Artangel Interaction project London
20-Jan :
18:00 A Decade of Porn Culture: Is it Time to Put Feminism back into Public Life?
: Object London
22-Jan : Motherhood and Other Work in Indian and “Western” Feminist Theory
: History of Feminism Network London Seminar Group Meeting London
22-Jan :
18:30 London screening for THE SHAPE OF WATER narrated by Susan Sarandon
: Birkbeck London
23-Jan :
12:00 OBJECT AGM with Fiona Mactaggart, MP
: Object London
23-Jan :
12:00 OBJECT AGM
: Object London EC2
26-Jan : Sign the Petition to the Prime Minister to Condemn Uganda’s proposed “Anti-Homosexuality Bill” – closes
: Various UK
28-Jan :
19:00 The Life and work of Zora Neale Hurston
: Women’s Library London E1
29-Jan :
20:00 Stoke Newington Town Hall reopens with Electric landladies – FREE!
: Various London
30-Jan :
10:30 A day of Anarcha-Feminism – Brighton
: Various Brighton
04-Feb : Join Fawcett for our Feminist Firewalk
: Fawcett London Southbank
05-Feb : Continuities and Change – Women’s Liberation Movement @ 40 conference – call for papers and workshop suggestions
: Various Oxford
09-Feb :
18:30 How many women does it take to make a difference?
: Hansard Society Democracy forum London Westminster
12-Feb :
14:30 Protest in support of women on hunger strike in Yarl’s Wood
: Various London Central
12-Feb :
18:30 Lesbian Asylum Seekers speak out
: Artangel Interaction London
13-Feb :
13:00 Million Women Rise Fundraiser Party
: MWR London
14-Feb :
13:00 Pope protest – London for a Secular Europe
: Various London
14-Feb :
17:00 Planning Meeting for the Women’s Gate @ The Big Blockade: Aldermaston (see 15th)
: Women in Black and others Aldermaston
15-Feb : Women of the Western Ward – and 23 Feb plus 2, 9, 16 March
: Soho Theatre London
15-Feb :
07:00 The Women’s Gate @ The Big Blockade: Aldermaston
: Women in Black and others Aldermaston
17-Feb :
19:00 Pray The Devil Back To Hell: Screening & Benefit
: LSE’s Student Union, Feminist Society, Development Society, and the Women’s International League of Peace and Freedom London Central
20-Feb :
20:00 Enfield Women’s Centre 60’s and 70’s Fundraising Disco
: Enfield Women’s Centre London Enfield
20-Feb :
21:00 Benefit event for Broken Rainbow
: Broken Rainbow London
22-Feb :
19:00 Stop Violence Against Women campaign speaker evening
: AI Portsmaouth Porstmouth
23-Feb : Ladyfest at Goldsmiths until Friday 26th February 2010
: Various London SE
23-Feb :
17:00 Bolton Women’s Liberation Group archives hand over event
: Bolton Women’s Liberation Group Bolton
24-Feb :
18:30 What does the next election mean for women?
: Progressive Women London Westminster
24-Feb :
18:30 Gender, Race, and Religion in the Spectacle of Citizenship
: Gender Institute (London School of Economics) Public Lecture London Central
24-Feb :
19:00 Lesbian Love/Hate Letters
: Women’s Library London E1
26-Feb :
17:00 Bristol Reclaim the Night 2010
: Bristol Feminist Network Bristol
26-Feb :
18:30 The Way We Were and Are – 40 Years of Women’s Liberation
: Free Word London Central
27-Feb :
10:30 The Way We Were and Are – 40 Years of Women’s Liberation
: Free Word London Central
28-Feb : London anarcha feminist kolektiv is open to new members
: London anarcha feminist kolektiv London E
28-Feb : Feminist Review – Religion and Spirituality Issue: CALL FOR PAPERS
: Feminist Review

Please note: All International Women’s Day events are listed on our IWD blog

Calendar All events
** Calendar London
** Calendar Regions England
** Calendar Scotland Wales Ireland
01-Mar :
19:00		 Pro Choice Happy Hour – 1 March, Old Bank of England
: Pro Choice 		London EC4
02-Mar : WNC Single Sex Services consultation – survey closes
: WNC 		UK
02-Mar :
18:00		 Gender and the Climate Change Agenda Report Launch
: WEN 		London Westminster
03-Mar :
18:30		 Demonstrate In Solidarity With Yarl’s Wood Hunger Strikers
: Various 		London Holloway
06-Mar :
10:00		 Study Day : Heart of the Race: Black Feminism in Britain
: Women’s Library 		London E1
07-Mar : Reclaiming Birth – Please Come To The Rally
: AIMS, NCT, RCM, IMUK, Albany Mums and Midwifery Practice 		London central
08-Mar :
18:00		 Achieving Equality in Parliament
: WAFE 		London Westminster
08-Mar :
19:00		 ‘Anyone here been raped and speaks English?’
: Amnesty 		London EC2
09-Mar :
19:30		 International Women’s Day – Women In Resistance
: Scottish Palestine Solidarity Campaign and Glasgow University Palestine Society 		Glasgow
11-Mar :
19:00		 Who are you to speak?
: Amnesty 		London EC
12-Mar : Continuities and Change – Women’s Liberation Movement @ 40 conference (and 13th March)
: Various 		Oxford
12-Mar : WAITING by Victoria Brittain – and 13th March 2010
: Southbank 		London SE1
12-Mar : Celebrating Women Filmmakers – Birds Eye View Film Festival – until 12th March 2010
: BEV 		London various
12-Mar :
14:00		 Wisewords Book Fest and 13th March
: Women’s Library 		London E1
16-Mar :
19:00		 Women’s Question Time
: Eaves 		London Westminster
18-Mar : Women’s Films at the London Human Rights Watch International Film Festival (until 25th March)
: London HRW 		London various
18-Mar : Lesbian films and events at the London Lesbian and Gay Film Festival – until 23rd March 2010
: LLGFF 		London various
18-Mar :
20:00		 Three Good Wives until 28th March 2010
: Inkfish presented in association with Little Angel Theatre 		London Islington
20-Mar : Wonderful Women of Whitechapel and Spitalfields
: Women’s Library 		London E1
20-Mar :
10:00		 Free IWD Events for Women – Women and Girls Network – 13, 20, 24 & 27 March 2010
: Women and Girls Network 		London Lambeth
20-Mar :
10:00		 Free IWD Events for Women – Women and Girls Network – 13, 20, 24 & 27 March 2010
: Women and Girls Network 		London Hammersmith and Fulham
20-Mar :
10:00		 Self-Publishing and Liberation
: Women’s Library 		London E1
20-Mar :
18:00		 Reclaim the Night! Hampstead
: The Commons Women 		London Hampstead
20-Mar :
20:00		 City of Joy: Gala for the Women of the Congo
: Various 		London Central
24-Mar :
10:00		 Free IWD Events for Women – Women and Girls Network – 13, 20, 24 & 27 March 2010
: Women and Girls Network 		London Lewisham
24-Mar :
14:00		 London Local Elections Hustings 2010 – Get your voice heard!
: WRC and others 		London EC2
25-Mar :
17:00		 Seminar to Remember Du’a Khalil and all Victims of “honour killings”
: Organization of Women’s Freedom in Iraq 		London Central
26-Mar :
09:30		 Without fear or favour: a voice for rape survivors in the criminal justice system?
: Rape Crisis Scotland 		Glasgow
27-Mar :
10:00		 Free IWD Events for Women – Women and Girls Network – 13, 20, 24 & 27 March 2010
: Women and Girls Network 		London Southwark
27-Mar :
11:00		 The Anachronistic Album – until 27th March 2010 (not Sundays and Mondays)
: Alternative Arts 		London E
31-Mar : Striking Women: Voices of South Asian workers from Grunwick and Gate Gourmet – exhibition closes
: Women’s Library 		London E1
31-Mar : International Women’s Day Events in regions of England during March
: Various 		England Regions
31-Mar : International Women’s Day Events in London during March
: Various 		Greater London
31-Mar : International Women’s Day Events in Scotland, Wales and Ireland during March
: Various 		Scotland Wales Ireland
07-Apr :
10:30		 Coffee Mornings – first wednesday of each month
: FORWARD 		London NW10
09-Apr : Images of Black Women Film Festival until 11th April at the Tricycle
: Imanges of Black Women 		London Kilburn
10-Apr : Anarchafeminist Gathering, Manchester -and 11 April
: Anarcha-feminists in Manchester 		Manchester
10-Apr :
17:00		 Gender Matters in Global Politics with Cynthia Cockburn and Dibyesh Anand
: Housmans 		London Kings Cross
11-Apr :
12:00		 Cambridge Wordfest @ Newnham College
: Cambridge Wordfest 		Cambridge
11-Apr :
19:30		 Funny Women Second Sunday Showcase
: Funny Women 		London Central
14-Apr :
19:00		 Teenage Motherhood: Policy problem or feminist cause?
: Women’s Library 		London E1
14-Apr :
19:00		 Women in Publishing Event on Poetry
: Women in Publishing 		London Central
15-Apr : ‘Ruined’ by Lynn Nottage – until 5th June 2010
: Almeida Theatre 		London
15-Apr : Behud – series of free talks in collaboration with Index on Censorship, English PEN and Free Word – until 8th May 2010
: Soho Theatre 		London
15-Apr :
18:30		 Is Equality Catching? Women In Politics In Wales And The World
: Welsh Centre for International Affairs 		Cardiff
16-Apr : Butterfly Foundation AGM
: Butterfly Foundation 		Springbourne, Bournemouth
17-Apr : Ms Understood: Women’s liberation in 1970s Britain – exhibition closes
: Women’s Library 		London E1
19-Apr : Rape victims in West Yorkshire are being asked to help improve the way sex crimes are investigated – survey closes
: West Yorkshire Police 		Yorkshire
20-Apr : Women Creators Of Peace
: Greencoat Forum 		London
20-Apr :
13:00		 Free Seminar: Ending Commercial Sexual Exploitation – Tackling Demand for Prostitution
: Rights of Women 		London EC!
20-Apr :
19:00		 Ladies Night – Edinburgh General Election Hustings
: Edinburgh Feminist Network with Edinburgh Uni Feminists 		Edinburgh
23-Apr :
18:30		 Reclaim the Night Manchester – placard making with free food and stalls
: Women @ UMSU 		Manchester M13
23-Apr :
19:00		 Women and Conscientious Objection – Book Launch
: Housmans 		London Kings Cross
23-Apr :
20:00		 Reclaim the Night Manchester – followed by after party in aid of WAST
: Women @ UMSU 		Manchester M13
25-Apr : Sign the open letter calling on the EU and the government of Cyprus, Malta, Poland and Ireland to ensure that all women fully enjoy their sexual and reproductive rights
: Women’s Lobby 		Europe
27-Apr :
20:00		 “What About Women?” free event
: Fawcett with LSE 		London Central
29-Apr :
19:00		 Teenage Motherhood : Policy problem or feminist cause?
: Various 		London EC1
30-Apr :
17:00		 The Wookarooka play
: Various 		London central
02-May :
14:00		 And the Struggle Continues: Women’s Liberation 40 Years On
: Feminist Fightback 		London WC1
02-May :
14:00		 Walks for Women & their Families May to August 2010
: Enfield Women’s Centre 		Various
04-May :
10:30		 Waltham Forest Women’s Network Hustings
: Waltham Forest Women’s Network 		London Walthamstow
04-May :
17:30		 What About Women Campaign? – Birmingham Council House Chamber
: Women’s Networking Hub with Fawcett 		Birmingham
06-May :
19:00		 Dreamers of a New Day: Women who Invented the Twentieth Century – Sheila Rowbotham
: London Review Bookshop 		London WC1
07-May :
18:30		 Stand Up To Stand Out As We Search For The Newest, Funniest Female Comedy Act Of 2010
: Funny Women 		London Kew
08-May :
14:00		 New Feminist group in Manchester – first meeting
: Manchester Feminist Network 		Manchester M2
08-May :
20:15		 Cambridge Reclaim the Night 2010
: Women at CUSU 		Cambridge
11-May :
14:00		 YOUNG FEMINISM PhD Seminar
: Young Feminism Research 		Manchester
12-May :
19:00		 Women in Publishing Event on Photojournalism
: Women in Publishing 		London Central
13-May :
17:00:00		 Cohesion, Faith and Gender: Is the cohesion and faith based agenda compatible with gender equality for minority women
: CEMVO 		London WC1
13-May :
19:00:00		 Leeds Feminist Network (LSFN) meeting date
: LSFN 		Leeds
15-May : Firewalk Challenge
: Berkshire East and South Bucks Women’s Aid
15-May : Call for International Hrant Dink Award Nominations
: Hrant Dink 		Global
17-May :
18:00:00		 Leeds Reclaim the Night planning meeting
: Leeds RTN 		Leeds
19-May :
18:00:00		 Coming Out About breast Cancer in Lesbian and bisexual women
: Various 		London W1
19-May :
20:30:00		 Stand up for Women! Benefit for Object
: Various for Object 		London central
20-May : three day festival pairing the UK’s finest female jazz voices and pianists and 21 and 22 May
: Various 		London N1
20-May : Wowmen’s Music Festival / Second Edition 20.21.22 May 2010
: Mother 		London E8
20-May :
18:30:00		 The Trouble with Feminism
: ICA 		London Central
21-May :
10:00:00		 Women and United States Foreign Policy – one-day conference
: University of London and others 		London
24-May :
09:15:00		 Who Profits & Who Pays? Challenging Demand 4
: Women’s Support Project 		Glasgow
24-May :
19:00:00		 Women Make Music: Female Music Creators and the Gender Gap
: BEV 		London N1
25-May : Mary Seacole Leadership Awards – nominations close
: Department of Health and NHS Employers 		UK
27-May :
19:30		 Sound and Silents – plus 28th and 29th May 2010
: BEV 		London N1
27-May :
19:30		 A conversation on women and politics to accompany a new exhibition with Baroness Williams of Crosby (Shirley Williams)
: Aurora Metro Arts and Media 		London Richmond
28-May :
09:30		 Equal Pay – Where Next?
: Fawcett and others 		London WC1
29-May : Women Speak Out
: Various 		London
31-May : Take on a new challenge – run 10k for Refuge!
: Refuge 		London
31-May : Life Changers Awards – Nominations close
: Life Changers 		UK
01-Jun : Deadline for Submissions for Digital Methods, Cultural Politics and Feminist Approaches: A One Day Graduate Conference
: University of Sussex, School of Media Film and Music & Doctoral School 		Sussex
08-Jun :
13:00		 Stop Rape, Detention And Deportations – Italian Embassy
: Various 		London W1
08-Jun :
19:30		 Dreamers of a New Day: Women who Invented the Twentieth Century – Sheila Rowbotham
: Bishopgate Institute 		London WC1
10-Jun :
19:00		 Abortion Support Network is hosting a Pub Quiz Fundraiser!
: ASN 		London Westminster
11-Jun :
16:00		 Until someone wakes up: Play plus workshop – Benefit for Manchester Rape Crisis
: UMSU Women 		Manchester UMSU
11-Jun :
17:00		 Vigil for murdered women in Bradford
: Women in Black 		Bradford
11-Jun :
19:30		 Electric Landladies at Café Oto
: Hackney Refugee and Migrant Support Group Fundraiser 		London East
12-Jun : Women Speak Out
: Various 		Birmingham
12-Jun :
13:30		 Why Are Women Still The Second Sex?
: Sphinx Theatre 		London Central
12-Jun :
17:00		 ‘Reclaiming the F Word’ – book launch
: Housmans 		London Kings Cross
13-Jun :
19:30		 Funny Women Awards Next London Showcase
: Funny Women 		London Central
14-Jun :
14:00		 Gender Equality Scheme Consultation for Women’s Groups and Women Generally
: GLA 		London South Bank
16-Jun :
19:30		 Celebrating REFUGEE WEEK CONCERT Refugee Women’s Contributions
: RWA 		London EC2
17-Jun :
18:30		 Pawa Funny Women
: Pan Asian Women’s Association (PAWA) 		London Central
17-Jun :
18:45		 Fashion maketh woman – Debate
: IQ2 		London Central
19-Jun : Women’s Liberation Movement 1970’s Get Together – and 20 June 2010
: Various 		Peak District
20-Jun :
14:00		 Demonstration against Sharia and religious laws and in support of secularism and universal rights
: One Law for All 		London Central
21-Jun : Ludlow Awards 2010 – nominations close
: London Councils 		London
21-Jun :
18:30		 Dreamers of a New Day: Women who Invented the Twentieth Century – Sheila Rowbotham
: British Library 		London WC1
22-Jun :
09:00		 ROW Conference details updated including offer of some free places – 22nd June 2010
: ROW 		London Central
22-Jun :
18:45		 PAWA Voice with Irene Khan
: Pan Asian Women’s Association (PAWA) 		London Central
24-Jun :
19:00		 The Lady of Burma
: WAN 		London Central
25-Jun : (Image)ining The Female Body – deadline to submit abstracts (event 29 Oct 2010)
: Various University of Surrey 		Surrey
27-Jun : Images of Black Women at the Women, Power and Politics Film Festival
: Tricycle Theatre 		London Kilbrun
27-Jun :
20:00		 Education For Choice is hosting a comedy fundraiser – a ‘Sneak Preview For Choice’
: Education For Choice 		London central
28-Jun :
10:00		 New Government VAWG plans: have your say on the future funding!
: WRC 		London
28-Jun :
18:30		 Will the Equality Act help women in our multi-cultural society?
: WAFE 		London central
29-Jun : Hooray for Hollywood at Rosemary Branch Theatre – until 11th July 2010
: Rosemary Branch Theatre 		London
29-Jun :
19:00		 Women’s Hunger Strike – Louder Than Words
: BWAR 		London Westminster
30-Jun : Beyond Citizenship: Feminism And The Transformation Of Belonging – until 2 July 2010
: Birkbeck 		London Central
30-Jun : Launch of Top Employers for Working Families 2010 – Nominations close
: Various 		National
30-Jun : Sheila McKechnie Campaigner Awards: Deadline extended until midday today
: SMK 		National
30-Jun :
10:00		 Irish Traveller Women in London: A Celebration of History and Culture (until 30th June)
: London Irish Women’s Centre 		London N16
01-Jul :
18:30		 India’s Forgotten Women – documentary screening and Q&A
: Pipe Village Trust 		London Central
03-Jul : Women Speak Out
: Various 		Leeds
03-Jul :
08:30		 Run for Congo Women
: Women for Women International 		London
05-Jul :
09:00		 Digital Methods, Cultural Politics and Feminist Approaches: A One – Day Graduate Conference
: Various University of Susses 		Sussex
06-Jul :
07/07/2010		 CONGO: Stronger Women, Stronger Nations
: Oxfam and Women for Women International 		London EC2
08-Jul :
15:00		 Rights for all? Strategies to protect all women with ‘no recourse to public funds’ from violence –
: Rights of Women with Imkaan 		London
08-Jul :
19:30		 A Suffragette in The Family” and “Women Poets of The Great War
: Aurora Metro 		London Richmond
12-Jul : National Childcare Week 2010 – until 19th July 2010
: Daycare Trust 		UK
12-Jul : National Childcare Week 2010 – until 19th July 2010
: Daycare Trust 		UK
17-Jul : Women, Power and Politics Season – until 17th July 2010
: Tricycle Theatre 		London
17-Jul :
17:30		 free writing workshop and literary reading reading by Toronto-based author Farzana Doctor
: Imaan 		London East
21-Jul :
09:30		 Free Kirsty Scamp! Demonstrate outside the Court of Appeal
: Justice for Women 		London WC2
21-Jul :
18:30		 Where are the Women? Discussion on women and leadership
: Progressive Women 		TBC
22-Jul :
10:00		 Sexualisation of children – disruption to healthy psychological development
: Her Centre and others 		London Greenwich
23-Jul : Consultation to look at what the Government could be doing to support the sustainability of the violence against women and girls third sector – closes
: Government Equalities Office / Women’s National Commission 		Online
24-Jul :
12:00		 Garden Pary
: Hillcroft 		Surbition
29-Jul :
14:00		 Free showing of The Fear Factory
: CAST 		London central
30-Jul :
20:00		 The Vagina Monologues
: Genesis 		Leeds
31-Jul : Spiral recreated – camping for women – until 7th August
: Various 		Wales
31-Jul :
14:00		 UK Launch Of The African Women’s Decade 2010-2020
: WILPF 		London
11-Aug : The Greater London Authority’s draft Gender Equality and Race Equality schemes – consultation closes
: GLA 		London
12-Aug : Creative Liberation – Women In Tune Festival until 15th August 2010
: Women in Tune 		Wales Lampeter
17-Aug :
19:45		 Rare radical film event explores historic feminism
: Manchester Film Co-operative and Working Class Movement Library 		Manchester
19-Aug :
19:30		 Help plan Oxfordshire Reclaim the Night 2010
: RTN Oxford 		Oxford
21-Aug : Consultation on the National Lottery Shares – closes
: Dept Culture Media Sport 		UK
27-Aug : CANCELLED Anarcha Feminist Gathering until 29th August 2010
: RAG 		Ireland
27-Aug : A Feminist Peace: How Do We Get There? Belfast – until 29th August
: Hanna’s House Summer School 		Belfast
28-Aug : Charity Concert
: Hillcroft 		Surrey Sandown Park
31-Aug : What’s In It for Women: Reform Survey
: Centre for Women & Democracy 		UK
03-Sep : Social Change Award – deadline to nominate others
: Directory of Social Change 		UK
06-Sep :
19:00		 Come to the Abortion Support Network Pro-Choice Happy Hour!
: ASN 		London Westminster
06-Sep :
19:00		 Pro Choice Happy Hour is back!
: Abortion Support Network 		London Westminster
08-Sep :
19:00		 What Makes Good Design?
: Women in Publishing Event 		London Central
10-Sep : Social Change Award – deadline to nominate yourself
: Directory of Social Change 		UK
10-Sep : Commission calls in evidence on disability related harassment in Britain (consultation closes)
: EHRC 		National
11-Sep :
12:00		 Out of the Archives
: Women’s Library 		London Aldgate
15-Sep : Emma Humphreys Memorial Prize 2010 – nominations close
: EHM Group
17-Sep : Catholic women demand equality – procession and rally
: Catholic Womens Ordination 		London
18-Sep : Protest the Pope – March and Rally including speakers from Women Against Fundamentalism and Southall Black Sisters
: Various 		London
18-Sep :
13:30		 Womens Cultural Day Fundraiser
: Million Women Rise Manchester 		Manchester
18-Sep :
13:30		 Women’s Cultural Day Fundraiser MWR Manchester
: MWR Manchester 		Manchester
20-Sep : Funny Women Fundraiser for Object
: Funny Women 		London Central
23-Sep :
12:30		 Manchester Women Speak Out
: Women Speak Out 		Manchester
23-Sep :
13:00		 Research, Policy, Activism: ways forward in ending violence against women – free seminar
: Eaves Lilith 		London
23-Sep :
13:00		 Peace, Security and Violence against Women – Is SCR 1325 delivering for women?
: Gender and Development Network Members Meeting and Public Seminar 		London
23-Sep :
19:00		 The Brilliant & The Dark
: Women’s Library 		London Aldgate
25-Sep : Soapbox – a weekend of radical feminist discussion, workshops, and entertainment! (and 26th)
: Edinburgh Anarcha-Feminist Kollektive and Lady Fest Edinburgh 		Edinburgh
29-Sep : RTN Oxford launch party on 29th September 2010
: Various 		Oxford
29-Sep :
18:30		 ‘It’s my body and I’ll do what I Like with it’ Bodies as possessions and objects
: LSE Gender Institute 		London Central
30-Sep : Launch of Almanac Questionnaire – LGBT sector London
: Kairos in Soho, In Our Name project partners, London Friend, PACE
and the Metro Centre 		London
30-Oct :
11:00		 Create and Make
: Women’s Library 		London Aldgate
30-Oct :
11:00		 Women at the Cutting Edge…
: Feminist Fightback 		London E1
30-Oct :
12:30		 Women, Peace and Security: UN Security Council Resolution 1325 – Where are we after 10 years?
: WILPF 		London Old Street
30-Oct :
13:00		 Garage Sale & Children’s Entertainment – Benefit for Crossroads Women’s Centre
: Crossroads Women’s Centre 		London
30-Oct :
14:00		 Gender and development in southern Africa – ACTSA AGM and Conference – FREE
: ACTSA 		London
31-Oct : Carnival of Cultural Feminist Activism 2011 – proposal deadline
: Centre of Women’s Studies York 		Various
31-Oct : Emma Humphreys Memorial Prize nominations due next Sunday 31st
: EHMP 		UK
01-Nov : Consultation on strategy to end violence against BME women
: EVAW and SBS 		Glasgow
01-Nov :
13:00		 Open Shutters Iraq – Book Launch – Gender and Identity in Muslim Contexts
: Act Together: Women’s Action for Iraq & the SOAS Centre for Gender Studies 		London
02-Nov : Equal Pay Day – Fawcett – 2nd November 2010
: Fawcett 		UK
02-Nov :
18:00		 Did the 1970s Women’s Liberation Movement Achieve All of its Aims? Women’s Liberation: what, when and why
: SPES Lecture Series (free entry) 		London Central
03-Nov : Consultation on strategy to end violence against BME women
: EVAW and SBS 		Cardiff
03-Nov :
18:30		 All Women Invited to the Launch of WOMEN AGAINST THE CUTS – A campaign of action
: Various 		London
03-Nov :
19:30		 The Curse of the Pink Cover: Women Writers and the ‘Chick Lit’ Debate
: Richmond upon Thames Literature Festival 		London Richmond
05-Nov : Whose movement is it anyway? Survivors’ role in ending violence against women and girls
: AVA Project 		London Central
06-Nov :
10:00		 Inspiring Leaders event
: Progressive Women 		London Camden
09-Nov : How would you invest £100k to help UK women and girls? Rosa Survey closes
: Rosa UK 		UK
09-Nov :
18:00		 Did the 1970s Women’s Liberation Movement Achieve All of its Aims? Male Violence, Subjectivity and the Personal as Political
: SPES Lecture Series (free entry) 		London Central
10-Nov : Charged – until 27 November 2010
: Clean Break 		London Central
10-Nov : We are women. We Will March. We are women. We will march. Fighting cuts to our education
: NUS Women 		London
11-Nov :
10:00		 Stokey Health Day
: London Irish Women’s Centre 		London N16
12-Nov : Ladyfest Ten: Celebrating A Decade Of Diy Feminist Arts And Activism – until 14 Nov 2010
: Ladyfest Ten 		London
12-Nov : 400 Women – Exhibition – until 28 November 2010
: Amnesty 		London E
12-Nov : Funny Women Autumn Season – Comedy, Music And Magic! Until 15th November 2010
: Funny Women 		London
12-Nov : Women’s writing – Richmond upon Thames Literature Festival – until 21st November 2010
: Richmond upon Thames Literature Festival 2010 		London Richmond
12-Nov : Others – and 15th
: Paper Birds 		London and Cambridge
12-Nov :
14:00		 The Big Debate: Ladyfest Ten Launch Event – Dedicated to the memory of Ari UP
: Ladyfest Ten 		London
13-Nov : Run for Congo Women
: Women for Women International 		London Greenwich
13-Nov :
19:30		 Forty Years of Feminism and Fun – Germaine Greer
: Literary Leicester festival 		Leicester
15-Nov : What now for Childcare
: DCT Annual Conference 		London Westminster
16-Nov :
18:00		 Did the 1970s Women’s Liberation Movement Achieve All of its Aims? Media Representations of the Feminine
: SPES Lecture Series (free entry) 		London Central
16-Nov :
18:00		 Women’s Financial Equality
: WAFE 		London
18-Nov : UnderWire Festival Recognises Female Filmmakers – to 21st November 2010
: Underwire 		London
18-Nov :
18:30		 Women Against the Cuts meeting
: WAC 		London
18-Nov :
18:30		 18/11/10 – Remember the Suffragettes
: Climate Rush 		London Westminster
19-Nov :
19:30		 Feminist Pub Quiz in aid of OBJECT
: Object 		London Islington
20-Nov : Feminism and Teaching Symposium – Proposals by 20th November 2010
: Feminism and Teaching Nottingham
20-Nov :
11:00		 Women Say No to NATO
: WILPF, WIB and others 		London
23-Nov :
08:00		 Passion for Freedom Art Exhibition – until 27th November 2010
: One Law for All 		London
23-Nov :
18:00		 Did the 1970s Women’s Liberation Movement Achieve All of its Aims? Neo-liberalism, Feminism and Humanism
: SPES Lecture Series (free entry) 		London Central
25-Nov : Not in My Shoes – exhibition launch
: Various 		Hitchin
25-Nov : White Ribbon Day annual conference Uxbridge
: Hillingdon Domestic Violence Action Forum 		Hillingdon
25-Nov : International White Ribbon Day – South Bucks
: South Bucks District Council 		Beaconsfield, Taplow, Gerrards Cross
25-Nov : Visitors to Basingstoke asked to wear white ribbons with pride
: Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council 		Basingstoke
25-Nov :
08:00		 Hastings International White Ribbon Day Event 2010
: Hastings Women’s Voice 		Hastings
25-Nov :
11:00		 Join the First National Balloon Action in Solidarity with Women Living with Domestic Violence in Ireland
: Women’s Aid Ireland 		Ireland
25-Nov :
16:00		 From Oppression to Expression – Exhibition launch
: The Haven Wolverhampton 		Wolverhampton
25-Nov :
18:00		 Moving Public Advocacy Forward
: UNIFEM in the UK 		London Westminster
25-Nov :
18:30		 Reclaim The Night: Launch Event 16 Days of Action To Eliminate Violence Against Women – Glasgow
: Glasgow Rape Crisis 		Glasgow
25-Nov :
18:30		 It’s Strictly Protest Time!
: Abortion Rights 		London SW1
25-Nov :
18:30		 Peaceful candlelit Vigil in Trafalgar Square outside the National Gallery
: Million Women Rise 		London Central
25-Nov :
19:00		 Nigeria: Stronger Women, Stronger Nations
: Women for Women 		London E
25-Nov :
19:00		 Reclaim the Night March Portsmouth
: Portsmouth Domestic Violence Forum 		Porstmouth
25-Nov :
19:00		 Isle Of Wight Joins Together To Reclaim The Night
: Island’s Domestic Abuse Forum and others 		Ryde
25-Nov :
19:00		 White Ribbon Night Walk Southampton
: Southampton Domestic Violence Forum 		Southampton
26-Nov :
10:00		 Harrow International day for Elimination of Violence Against Women and Girls
: Harrow Domestic Violence Forum 		Harrow
26-Nov :
16:00		 Free public mini-course on French feminism by Rosa Nogues plus 3rd & 10th December
: Rosa Nogues Middlesex University 		London N14
26-Nov :
20:00		 Jordan – the true story of one woman’s journey from her hometown in Morecambe to the inside of a courtroom where she stands trial for murder – also 28th Novemeber
: School of Creative Arts at Magee 		Belfast
27-Nov :
12:00		 Telling Tales: Stitch and Tell
: Women’s Library 		London E
27-Nov :
18:00		 Reclaim The Night
: London Feminist Network 		London central
27-Nov :
19:30		 Aberdeen Reclaim the Night
: Aberdeen University Students 		Aberdeen
27-Nov :
20:00		 FORWARD’s 25th Anniversary CONCERT
: FORWARD 		London
28-Nov :
15:00		 How I Became an Asylum Seeker – Break the Silence – play and discussion
: WFRW 		London
29-Nov :
16:30		 Domestic Abuse Peace Vigils Planned For Worcestershire
: Various 		Worcester, Malvern, Kiddiminster
30-Nov : Women On Boards: Call for Evidence – survey closes
: WNC 		UK
30-Nov : Public survey on Domestic Abuse – closes
: Independent Choices 		n/a
30-Nov :
17:00		 Demonstrate With Woman Against The Cuts
: Women Against the Cuts 		London Westminster
30-Nov :
18:30		 Because Women’s Talents are Endless! A Benefit Concert for the Rape and Sexual Abuse Support Centre
: RASASC 		London
30-Nov :
18:30		 Politics Uncovered – An introduction to UK parliament, government and democracy for women FREE
: The Original Ranch 		London
01-Dec :
18:45		 The Day I Will Never Forget + post screening Q&A with Forward
: Women’s Action Network 		London EC
02-Dec : Haringey Domestic and Gender Based Violence Seminar addressing Trafficking, Domestic Servitude and Domestic Violence
: Equalities Team LB Haringey 		London N
02-Dec :
10:00		 Dispelling Myths | Speaking Truths: Exploring the experiences, needs and aspirations of young BAMER women living in the UK
: Imkaan 		London
02-Dec :
18:30		 WAC (Women Against the Cuts) 2nd December meeting – venue confirmed
: WAC 		London Old Street
02-Dec :
19:00		 Cradley Heath Centenary Talk
: Women’s Library 		London EC
04-Dec :
13:00		 Common Cause UK – Platform of Congolese Women in the UK – Invites you to a Women’s only Dialogue (Sat 4 Dec)
: Common Cause UK 		London Forest Gate
04-Dec :
14:00		 Women Make Film History
: Women’s Library 		London EC
04-Dec :
17:30		 Reclaim the Night Leeds – 4th December 2010
: RTN Leeds 		Leeds
04-Dec :
19:45		 Electric Landladies Christmas Parties
: Blow the Fuse 		London East
05-Dec : 400 Women – Exhibition Extended Until December 5th
: Amnesty and others 		London Shoreditch
06-Dec :
12:30		 Support Fawcett’s Bid For A Judicial Review Of The Budget
: Fawcett 		London Central
06-Dec :
17:45		 Moolaadé – special screening with Shakti
: Shakti 		Edinburgh
07-Dec : Facing Our Future – WRC Conference
: Women’s Resource Centre 		London
07-Dec :
18:00		 Does the UK have the correct domestic violence laws and are they enforced?
: UNIFEM in the UK 		London EC2
07-Dec :
18:15		 Film Screening of the acclaimed film ‘Moolaade’ celebrating 25 years of FORWARD’s work
: FORWARD 		London Brixton
08-Dec :
11:00		 Protest outside the office of Lynne Featherstone MP
: NUS Women’s Campaign 		London N
08-Dec :
17:45		 Trade – special screening with Zero Tolerance
: Zero Tolerance 		Edinburgh
08-Dec :
19:00		 Women in Publishing Christmas Party and Awards
: Women in Publishing 		London Central
10-Dec : 16 Days of Action Events – Clackmannanshire
: Clackmannanshire Council 		Falkirk, Denny, Bo’ness Library
10-Dec : Violence against Women 365 International Poster Exhibition – until 10th December 2010
: Women’s Aid Ireland, with support from the Light House Cinema 		Dublin
10-Dec : 16 Days of Action – Downloadable Programme of Events – until 10th December
: Scottish Borders Violence Against Women Partnership 		Scotland various
10-Dec : 16 Days of Action Opposing Violence against Women Campaign Ireland – blog of events – until 10th December
: Women’s Aid Ireland 		Ireland
10-Dec : 16 days of action against gender violence – until 10 December 2010 downloadable programme
: Various 		Manchester
10-Dec :
16:00		 Tindlemanor Womens Fair
: Tindlemanor 		London Old Street
10-Dec :
17:00		 Join the Candle Lit Vigil in Manchester City Centre to call for an End to Violence towards Women
: Manchester City Council, Independent Choices and YPSF 		Manchester
10-Dec :
19:30		 Reclaim the Night – Scottish Borders
: Scottish Borders Rape Crisis Centre 		Galashiels
10-Dec :
19:30		 Electric Landladies Christmas Parties
: Blow the Fuse 		London South East
11-Dec : The Drill Hall Darlings: Treasure Island – and 12 December 2010
: Drill Hall Darlings lesbian community theatre group 		London Central
11-Dec :
10:00		 Conference on Apostasy, Sharia Law and Human Rights
: One Law for All 		London
15-Dec : Please join Women for Women International for a screening of the incredible film Pray the Devil Back to Hell
: Women for Women Internationa 		London East
18-Dec :
12:00		 Feminist Library Bring-and-Buy Winter Book Sale
: Feminist Library 		London

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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