Saffron de Menezes – Saffron de Menezes EFT, Coaching and Card reading

I am an AAMET accredited EFT tapping practitioner, passionate about assisting people in overcoming the barriers in their lives and helping them to move towards their goals. I am particularly dedicated to helping people discover and pursue their spiritual calling. In addition I offer oracle card readings both on a one to one and group basis as well as card reading workshops to assist you in accessing your own intuition via the cards.

September 29, 2016

Wendy McLachlan – Sweet Memories NE

We help make your ideas a reality for your special event. From Christening to Wedding and everything in between. We can provide stationery, decorations, sweets and even on the day co-ordination. We love a challenge!

September 29, 2016

1 October 2016 ~ Women Over 50 Film Festival 2016 – Brighton – & 2 October 2016

At Women Over 50 Film Festival we celebrate the work of older women on both sides of the camera. We’re looking to them to drive our stories – as film-makers and performers – and invite you to become part of Women Over 50 Film Festival family.

In 2015 we held our first prototype festival – Short Hot Flush – celebrating women over 50 in film. The festival screened 27 international short films (from over 60 submissions), hosted a panel event and awarded prizes for best animation, best drama and best documentary, as well as a prize for the audience choice award.

Our 2016 festival is on Saturday 1st October and Sunday 2nd October at BMECP Centre, Brighton, BN1 4ZE.

Tickets On Sale Here

WOFFF programme

Saturday 1st October. Doors open at noon
12:30 PM Programme 1
As One – Alan Powell
Belle and Emma – Rebecca Johanson
One Last Dance – Luke Losey
Fall Seven Times, Get Up Eight: The Japanese War Brides – Lucy Craft
Hire-A-Mum – Louise Hutt
Lucid – Lucy Joan Barnes
Some Dark Place – Cecelia Condit

2:45 PM Programme 2
Britain – Bexie Bush
Fashion to Die For – Lynn Estomin
50 Over 50 – Lou Trigg
Morning Coffee – Tracy Miller-Robbins
Prehistoric Resurrection – Cathy Cook
Raging Grannies: The Action League – Pam Walton
Rose and June – Koo Chia Meng
shhh! – Clare Unsworth and Leah Thorn
Spirit Away – Betina Kuntzsch,
Stranger Danger – A D Cooper
Women and Ageing – Dee Rudebeck.

5:00 PM Panel Event: Rebecca Kesby (BBC World Service) in conversation with Melody BridgesYvonne Connikie and Lynne Parker.

6:30 PM Programme 3
Carol – Krissy Mahan
Memorial – Helen Selka
Old Friends, Out To Pasture – Marlijn Franken
Patience – Robert Hackett
The Wake – Oonagh Kearney

Sunday 2nd October. Doors open at 12:30 PM

1:00 PM Workshop: The Joy of Making Film – Ten Top Tips for New Filmmakers with Angie and Jac from Looking at You Productions.

The workshop is aimed at beginners of any age who are interested in film and story telling, particularly people who think they’d like to have a go “one day” but don’t know where to start.

The workshop will cover areas like recognising what you already have – be that equipment, experience, story, connections etc. and where to find what you need.
The workshop is full of practical ideas and during it you’ll have the basics for your own film pinned down and know what to do next. And by the end of it you’ll be able to go home and get started on your own film.

2:30 PM Programme 4
Colour Your Life – Michelle J. Andrew
Living in a Doorway – Abi Mortimer
My Friend Maia – Julia Warr
My Friend Marjorie – Louise Wilde
Nan’s Army – Lucy Werrett
Nine to Ninety – Alicia Dwyer
Shock of the Muse – Inga Burrows
Heavens to Betsy – Jac Nunns and Angie West

4:45 PM Programme 5
Abandoned Adopted Here – Lucy Sheen
A Moment To Move – Georgia Parris
Aviatrix – Stuart Pound
Be Now – Graham Atkins-Hughes
Counsellor – Venetia Taylor
Middle Man – Kate White
Physical Stitch – Brenda Miller
What Do You See? – Scott Willis

6:45 PM Programme 6
Ageless – Montana Mann
BOOTWMN – Paige Gratland and Sam McWilliams
Cliff, Superfan! – Diane Quon
The Other Place – Mareike Engelhardt
They Call Us Maids: The Domestic Workers’ Story – Leeds Animation Workshop

8:15 PM Awards ceremony and close

Tickets:
The panel event is free but you have to register if you want to attend. Register here.

A limited number of Concession tickets are available for people who are retired, not working, students, under 25, unwaged, disabled or disabled carers at £3.00.

General Admission tickets are £6.00.

A limited number of Special Advanced £8.50 tickets are available. These include a free drinks token (G&T, wine, beer or soft drink) which you can use any time throughout the festival weekend.

General Admission tickets for the workshop cost £19.25 or £3.00 for Concessions.

A Weekend Pass at £30 gives you entry to all six film screenings for the price of five!

Buy your tickets here.

http://wofff.co.uk/2016-festival/

September 28, 2016

20 Oct0ber 2016 ~ Women in Comedy Programme – Manchester – until 31 October 2016

For full details, updates and tickets go to https://www.facebook.com/WomenInComedyFestivalManchesterUK/events

September 28, 2016

12 November 2016 ~ Spirit of Women Conferences – Fawcett – London – & 19 November 2016 Manchester

In our 150th anniversary year, Fawcett have been awarded funding from Spirit of London 2012 to present two conferences and launch a small grants programme called Spirit of Women Changemakers.

The Spirit of Women Conference is part of a wider Spirit of Women initiative to mark and celebrate the iconic moment in 2018 when women first won the right to vote, and will focus on the power of women and men to drive forward change in their communities, their workplaces or in their own lives with particular emphasis on the voluntary, cultural, sporting and physical activity sectors. The conference will bring individual community activists and organisers together with those who have driven change at the highest level to identify the most powerful ways to create change.

The conference will have three themes, which will be explored through a mixture of presentations, panel discussions, interactive workshops, networking and art:

  • Women’s health and wellbeing – including ending violence against women and girls, healthy relationships, objectification, resilience & positive body image and the role of physical activity and sport in supporting these aims
  • Women in the economy – including the role of cultural representation of women and girls and education in, closing the gender pay gap and balancing work and family life
  • Women into public life and political representation – including diversity of participation and voice with a particular focus on disabled women, BAME women, LGBT women, women with caring responsibilities and older and younger women with special emphasis on the role of the media, culture and the voluntary sector

The conferences will be held across two venues: 12th November 2016, 10am-5pm at St Thomas’ Hospital in London which will also feature our members’ AGM, and 19th November 2016, 10am-5pm at The Studio in Manchester, where we will be launching the grants programme.

Key speakers include: 

London

  • Dame Jenni Murray, Journalist, broadcaster and presenter of BBC Radio 4’s Women’s Hour
  • June Eric-Udorie, Journalist
  • Baroness Jane Campbell, Co-Chair of the All Party Parliamentary Disability Group
  • Stella Creasy, MP
  • Kajal Odedre, Senior Campaigns Advisor, Change.org
  • Diana Holland, Assistant General Secretary, UNITE
  • Caroline Criado Perez, Journalist, broadcaster and campaigner
  • Esther Bunting, Spirited Bodies

Manchester:

  • Joeli Brearly, Pregnant then Screwed
  • Frances Ryan, Guardian journalist
  • Gail Heath, Manchester Women’s Aid
  • Becky Olaniyi, Sisters of Frida
  • Esther Bunting, Spirited Bodies
  • Jess Phillips, MP

Tickets £12.50 – £25.00

We have a special ticket offer for members of Fawcett – attend for free! If you are a member and you recruit a new member to the Fawcett Society, you can come to the London or Manchester conference for FREE! Simply call (0203 598 6154) or email us (events@fawcettsociety.org.uk) with the name of the person you have recruited, and when we have verified them, we’ll give you a unique code to get your ticket for free. Get recruiting! If you’re not a member yet, sign up here. One free ticket only per member.

Programme:

  • 10:00 – 11:00 Arrival, registration and coffee
  • 11:00 – 11:30 Welcome, scene setting and purpose
  • 11:30 – 12:45 Theories of change
    Bringing together women who have made change in different ways, through individual, collective and direct action, this panel discussion will explore how we can best go about change.
  • 12:45 – 13:15 Making change in our communities
    Delegates will participate in engaging sessions to encourage networking, collaboration and the generation of ideas for how we can each drive forward change in our communities, workplaces or own lives.
  • 13:15 – 14:30 Lunch (and Members’ AGM at the London Conference)
  • 14:30 – 15:30 Interactive Workshops
    Delegates will have the opportunity to attend fun, practical and creative workshops focused on how we can use art, networking or social cohesion to make change.
  • 15:30 – 16:45 Questions to our inspirational Change Makers
    Our panel of inspiring speakers will reflect on the key issues explored throughout the day and how they have driven change, particularly through breaking down gender stereotypes. Delegates will be encouraged to question our panel and get advice on their own ideas to drive change
  • 16:45 – 17:00 Closing keynote: ‘The power of women and men to generate to change in their communities.’

Check for updates and other details at http://www.fawcettsociety.org.uk/2016/09/spirit-women-conferences/

September 28, 2016