When Susan Sontag published The Double Standard of Aging in 1972, she exposed a stark cultural imbalance.

An intergenerational art project exploring how women across the generations experience ageing and navigate beauty standards

We're looking for old, worn, or unloved swimming costumes for a creative, intergenerational project exploring women’s experiences of ageing, safety, health and beauty standards planned in June & July.

Learn what to expect and how to prepare for the Combined Authority Election, held 1 May 2025.

This briefing examines a human rights approach to social security for women in the UK and is in collaboration with Amnesty International UK.

Bristol Women’s Voice invites everyone to join a powerful lamplight procession through Bristol’s Old Town on Saturday 22 March, starting at 6:30 PM from St Nicholas Street. The event, Shine a Light on...

Saturday 8 March, 10:00 am to 5:00pm, City Hall, College Green, Bristol, BS1 5TR. Join us for a free event with more than 50 workshops, talks, performances, panel debates and other activities.

Letters: Tana Adkin KC says people are better served by sexual assault referral centres than by DIY swabs, while Dorothea Scales writes about the importance of consent training

What does CARE mean to us as Mothers? Creative lantern making workshop with Lamp Lighters Artists.

If you are looking for a special family treat this festive season Hansel and Gretel could be just the thing!

Many barriers exist for young people considering a creative career, particularly for those with backgrounds that are currently under-represented. Watershed’s Make Shift programme breaks down barriers ...

Clare Moody says VAWG "Is not inevitable, and we must never accept that is might be"

Red dresses hang on gates in the city to honour women and girls who have suffered violence.

We were honoured to welcome Anna Barnett, Service Operations Manager at OPOKA, to share her incredible journey and the transformative work at OPOKA supporting Polish women and children affected by dom...