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Listening to Women, Shaping Care: Findings from Our Research
We’re pleased to share a summary of the findings of our recent research project, Working with People and Communities: Women’s Experiences of, and Hopes for, Women’s Health Hubs. Funded by NHS Sussex, the study gathered insights from 92 women in Hastings and St...
Women’s Voice response to the East Sussex Women’s Rights Network’s opinion piece in Hastings Independent Press
Women’s Voice is a charity for all women in Hastings and St Leonards. Our feminism is intersectional, and we are proudly trans inclusive. For the past three years, we have organised Hear me Roar, a festival to celebrate International Women’s Day, attended by hundreds...
A Workshop with Impact
Over the last six weeks, a group of Women's Voice trustees have been getting hands-on at Flatlands Studios in Bexhill, learning practical DIY skills with Adam Burton from Do Your Ideas, a new creative carpentry studio. Adam’s DIY Around Your Home course has been a...
Zurawski v Texas Film Screening: Standing Up for Reproductive Rights
On 13th May, we hosted a powerful event exploring the consequences of restricted abortion access. We screened 'Zurawski v Texas', a moving documentary about women denied abortions under Texas law who bravely sued the state. Their stories highlighted the devastating...
Fundraising for Womens’s Voice
Our fundraising and supporters are important because they allow Women’s Voice to raise the necessary funds to achieve our projects and provide vital services whilst raising awareness of important issues.
Tesco Hollington Community Stall
We had a fun two days in Tesco Hollington talking to women and girls, asking them what they felt the major challenges are locally and what needs to change.