***EVENT SOLD OUT

PLEASE NOTE: 

WE HAVE NOW CLOSED OUR TICKETS FOR THIS EVENT as the tea making workshop has materials for only a limited number of participants.

If you have a ticket and are joining us, please bring £1 - 2 cash donation to help cover costs of the workshop; but we won't turn you away if you can't donate.

We are reconvening for the next and one before last WOW of this series on the 20th of January 2024 at Easton Community Centre 2-4 pm.Inviting all women, trans women and non-binary femme identifying folk to come along to this WOW circle to share what's important for you and meet others, co-create and swap clothes and share skills. Bring your friends!We will be joined by Elsie Harp, From Divina Botanica who will be leading us on a herbal tea making workshop.
If you can, please bring a bowl, a spoon, notepad and pen. We will bring some spares as well.And bring old clothes, accessories and books you'd like to swap!

Book your free ticket here so we know you're coming! 

Send us a message on this fb if you want to find a carshare to get to the venue, if you have any access needs at all, and if you have any further questions. Or you can also email us at hello@diverseartistsnetwork.com____________________________________________________________

“How can we be truly inclusive?We have had a conversation on how to move forward, allowing for genuine inclusion and diversity while holding women’s spaces and how to be clearer on who these are for. Thanks to the nature of the next events and now reflected in our publicity, the next 2 events are to be fully inclusive, for all Women, Trans women and Non Binary femme identifying folk. We believe all our voices matter and we are better learning and supporting each other.We are aware this might bring some issues for some of you, and we are open to having more facilitated conversations around this in the future. In the mean time, providing we get funding, we plan to hold alternate events moving forwards, so every other will be for Women & non binary AFAB (assigned female at birth) only.Until then, we can reflect on : What does it mean to be a woman? What is the value of having a space that gathers people who identify as women - not only those who were assigned females at birth, but also those who are trans women and non-binary femme identifying? What is the value of having a space that offers affinity for AFAB people who were assigned female at birth?