Sheffield Feminist Network

Party in the garden with WILP!!

The Women’s International

League for Peace and Freedom

Garden Party

Saturday,

8th July 2016

2.30 pm. to 4.30 pm.

38 Ryefield Gdns, S11 9UD

We will have a talk from 

Marie-Lyse Numuhoza on

 WILPF’s International peace work

Entrance £4

Afternoon Tea, Bring and Buy stall.

(Margaret Lawson and Faith Rodger’s home

38 ryefield Gardens

S11 9UD).

Buses from Town Hall end of Leopold St (near the Virgin bank). 88 to Bents Green get off Ecclesall Terminus which is after Bents Green (the bus does a circle) walk up Knowle Lane turn first right into Ryefield gardens. 82 to Millhouses and 81 to Dore get off at Ecclesall Terminus top Millhouses lane, cross Ecclesall Rd, walk up Knowle Lane turn first right into Ryefield gardens.

No. 38 is the bungalow facing you

where the road divides.

 

RSVP to 0114 281 1036

Donations welcome

Happy Feminist Friday folks- hope you have had a fierce and fabulous week!!!

If you follow our social media pages, but haven’t been to a meeting for a while, or maybe you have newly discovered Sheffield Feminist Network- why not come along to our meeting on American Independence Day where our new speaker Beth will be making her voice heard on the subject “Money Matters”- see details below!!

Don’t miss out!!!

 

 

 

Hi Feminists,

It’s  the end of Feminist Friday- and happy weekend to you!!!

As we reach the end of another week, and with national and world events as unpredictable as ever, in Sheffield our feminist agenda is as important as ever!!

So with that in mind, I leave you with a list of Sheffield organisations with a feminist or Women’s ethos/theme that you can check out.

Sheffield Feminist Network: Yours truly:check us out on Facebook where we have both a Facebook page and a Community Page!!! We are a local branch with an outward international feel.

Sheffield Feminist Archive: Herstorical feminism, vibrant ideas!! Follow them on Twitter.

Sheffield Council Women’s Hub- Broadchurch of meetings held every three months or so and part of The Equalities Hub

Feminists over 50 https://www.meetup.com/FeministsOverFifty/

Wilpf Sheffield https://sheffieldwilpf.wordpress.com/

Women’s Equality Party Sheffield branch- come along to the Sharrow Vale festival to find out what WE are all about http://www.womensequality.org.uk/she_sharrow_festival_2017

Women’s Support Services

SRASAC Sheffield Rape Crisis http://www.sheffieldrapecrisis.org.uk/

Vida Sheffield http://www.vidasheffield.org.uk/ Domestic abuse organisation

Sheffield Women’s Counselling And Therapy Service http://www.swcts.org.uk/

Have a feminist weekend!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The volatile political scene, both here and worldwide, offers hope that issues of fairness and equality will be drivers for change. It also exposes challenges to hard fought for rights and services for women with a narrow vision of equality and the drum beat of austerity and fear diverting attention from the underlying roots of inequality

In this session we will hear about a successful local campaign to maintain an essential service for BME women experiencing violence and abuse and consider the wider social, legal and political issues impacting on all women, particularly those who are vulnerable

Health and equality- inextricably linked to happiness and well being.

For your chance to discover more about the issues concerning you and the City of Sheffield, don’t miss out on this event!!!

 

EQUALITY HUB
NETWORK HEALTH
EVENT
WHEN

Thursday 29 June 2017
10am to 3pm
WHERE
Sheffield Town Hall
Pinstone Street
Sheffield
S1 2HH
Health is an important topic for all of
Sheffield. If you want to have your say
and to learn more about health in our City
then this is the event for you.
This is an opportunity for you to share
your experience of our health services
and hear what professionals are doing to
support the communities represented by
the Equality Hubs.
Sheffield Equality Hub Network
invites you to take part in a
public event on health where
the people of Sheffield can
share their experiences of the
city’s health services and
recommend improvements to
them.

Find out more about these
important areas:
 Infant mortality
 Roma Needs Assessment
 Public Health Strategy

Take part in interactive workshops
led by professionals on:
 Access to mental health services
 Cancer screening
 Female Genital Mutilation (FGM)
 Sexual Health
Healthy refreshments will be
available.
Please book your ticket:
http://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/equalityhub-health-event-tickets-
33702177119
To find out more contact Hardeep
Hardeep.pabla@FaithStar.org
0114 350 3310.