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Other Events
FEB
2012
Tackling Violence Against Women and Girls: Reducing Risk through Prevention, Provision and Partnership
A Public Policy Exchange Event - Central London Whilst prioritising the eradication of violence against women and girls nationally, the Government is clear that greater emphasis must be placed on addressing the issue at a local level, where services can be tailored to local needs. Seeking to nurture the conditions required for the statutory sector, third sector and local communities to work together efficiently, the Government has pledged to give the tools and information necessary to maximise existing services, alongside £28m of funding to provide stability to the women’s voluntary and community sector. One year on from the launch of the Government’s strategy to end VAWG, this timely symposium provides an invaluable opportunity for local authorities and practitioners from across the police, social and health services to assess progress made over the last year and explore the next steps in tackling violence against women and girls.
FEB
2012
GENDER & LAW AT DURHAM (GLAD) CONVERSATION WITH FEMINIST ACTIVIST FINN McKAY 2012
Tuesday 7th February 2012, in the Joachim Room, St Hild & Bede College, Durham University, from 3.30 to 5.30pm. Gender and Law at Durham (GLAD) supports, develops and enhances research and teaching in the broad field of Law & Gender, primarily in Durham Law School, but also across Durham University as a whole. GLAD conversations are our annual Q&A discussions, with significant figures across feminist and LGBT activism, politics and law. Previous speakers include Stephen Whittle OBE, Lord Lester QC, Vera Baird QC, Frances Crook and Baroness Kennedy QC. This year’s speaker will be the award-winning feminist activist Finn Mackay. Finn is the Founder of the London Feminist Network and the revived Reclaim the Night London, Co-Founder of the Feminist Coalition against Prostitution, and Individual Winner of the 2010 Emma Humphreys Memorial Prize for Outstanding Work on Women and Violence
FEB
2012
Universities Challenged:Shaping a Higher Education Sector Fit for the Future
A Pubic Policy Exchange event. Central London In recent years, the UK’s higher education sector’s world-class standing has been put under considerable pressure by the impact of fewer resources and the accelerating standards of, and investment in, higher education globally.
FEB
2012
The Great North Sing event
At the Tyneside Irish Centre, from 7:00 'til late. Come along to support those singing live, and if you fancy taking to the stage yourself there will be an open mic plus disco! All proceeds will go to the Twisting Ducks Theatre Company
FEB
2012
Forced Marriage and Honour Based Violence Conference 2012
FRIDAY 10TH FEBRUARY 2012 AT 9.30AM – 1.30PM AT SOUTH SHIELDS TOWN HALL - THERE IS NO COST FOR THIS CONFERENCE INCLUDES LUNCH
FEB
2012
The Twisting Ducks Academy- Singing & Misic Production
Starts 16 Feb 2012 £6.50 per hour
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