Working to tell the stories of Bristol's street sex workers through The Things We Do Not Know Project In association with @One25Charity. Performing In London
London, England
Joined November 2018
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Are you interested in the role the arts can play in issues of social justice?
Do you want to share your skills to enable international collaboration, policy change & support a new charity?
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How can we tolerate 3 out of 4 DA cases reported to the police being closed early without the suspect being charged, during an "epidemic" of violence against women? Let's start by making it a ‘strategic policing requirement’! bit.ly/3Ajb29B #domesticabuse #Gaslighting
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@ProcessTheatreB presents a new adaptation of ‘Things We Do Not Know’, updated in light of the current pandemic.
This performance explores the lives of women street sex working in Bristol.
Tickets 🎫👉bit.ly/3zcCLrb
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@ProcessTheatreB presents 'Things We Do Not Know', an exploration of women in street sex work made in collaboration with @One25charity, at @CamdenPT this Sat 18th Sept, 7:15pm. Ticket link: cptheatre.co.uk/production/t…
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Check out the below from @ProcessTheatreB 👀👀👀
The team includes one of our regular facilitators, Ellie, so please go support them and their incredible project @CamdenPT this Saturday!
Things We Do Not Know, exploring female street sex work, @CamdenPT 18th Sept. Made alongside @One25Charity the piece has been developed to respond to current social issues and acknowledge the very live situation of the women whose stories we platform 💜 cptheatre.co.uk/production/t…
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Everyone should get themselves down to @CamdenPT this Saturday to see the brilliant Things We Do Not Know by @ProcessTheatreB. I first saw this show in 2018 in a community centre in Bristol - it was v special then & has been v special every time they've done it since. Go along!
Things We Do Not Know, exploring female street sex work, @CamdenPT 18th Sept. Made alongside @One25Charity the piece has been developed to respond to current social issues and acknowledge the very live situation of the women whose stories we platform 💜 cptheatre.co.uk/production/t…
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Things We Do Not Know by @ProcessTheatreB
Things We Do Not Know’ explores the lives of women street sex working in Bristol - combining documentary-theatre, music, movement, and verbatim performance to tell true stories of crisis to community.
📅18 Sept
🎫bit.ly/3z4UUHq
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📣ACTION LAUNCH📣If the Govt wants to solve the root causes of why women are in prison it must #StopThe500 & invest in local services, like Women’s Centres.
Join us and write to the Govt telling them there is another way. Use our email template here👇
campaigns.womeninprison.org.…
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18 specialist organisations work together to deliver advice and counselling to women and girls as part of Ascent Advice and Counselling & Advice Plus. Find out more about how we help women access the support they need here bit.ly/3tvRiNo #WomensServices #EndVAWG #Ascent
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Hard-hitting and gritty Things We Don't Know on September 18 only at Camden's People Theatre @CamdenPT @ProcessTheatreB thespie.com/london/things-we…
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Things We Do Not Know, exploring female street sex work, @CamdenPT 18th Sept. Made alongside @One25Charity the piece has been developed to respond to current social issues and acknowledge the very live situation of the women whose stories we platform 💜 cptheatre.co.uk/production/t…
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Thread: Many of us find talking about suicide difficult. But for someone who’s feeling suicidal, talking about it could be their first step towards getting help.
Here are some tips to help you when talking to someone about suicidal feelings this #WorldSuicidePreventionDay (1/10)
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I am working on a list of Bristol's most influential LGBT+ people for #PrideMonth2021 and need your help. I want to find people all over Bristol, from different backgrounds and involved in all sorts. Do you know anyone we must include? If so please get in touch #Pride2021 💛
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Nearly half of women leave prison without settled accommodation & around one in 25 sleep rough.
It doesn't have to be like this. When women are supported in the community they can keep their homes and tackle the issues that sweep them up into crime.
telegraph.co.uk/news/2021/06…
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🌞 Days like this are a blessing for most, but for those on the streets this heat can be extremely dangerous 🌡️
Here's how you can help...
@SHPcharity @Tell_StreetLink
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In 2020 6/10 women leaving prison had nowhere safe to go. The cycle of homelessness & the criminal justice system remains an escalating issue for women today.
Join us for a special event about women's homelessness & the criminal justice system.
Book now: ow.ly/WCh950EL6DG
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📢 On Thursday May 20th, Caring in Bristol is hosting a panel to launch the Blueprint for Change.
💙 Anna Smith is CEO of @One25Charity - a Bristol org working with vulnerable women.
📌 Join us next Thursday: brs.tl/blueprint-launch
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We are currently inviting women who have exited the sex industry to attend our Survivors Mental Health Recovery Course! It's completely free and takes place entirely online, so can be joined from anywhere. Book your place today: youmysister.org.uk/recovery/
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We're hiring!
Are you an experienced communicator ready to lead CEASE's strategy and cross-platform campaigns?📢
Or are you read to lead a nationwide coalition of young people?✊
We have two exciting roles up for grabs, so for more info and to apply visit ceaseuk.org/vacancies/
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Good morning! We've written a piece on @Refinery29 discussing why the government's extension of police powers through the #PoliceCrackdownBill will not keep women safe.
We must make the government listen. We will not be silenced. #KillTheBill
r29.co/38S1RRE