Women of the World Festival Brochure by Nerve Centre

DERRY~LONDONDERRY

#WOW2013

8-10 NOVEMBER THE PLAYHOUSE

WELCOME TO WOMEN OF THE WORLD JUDE KELLY WOMEN OF THE WORLD FESTIVAL DIRECTOR When Derry~Londonderry City of Culture approached us about doing WOW, I felt an immense sense of pride about the idea of WOW being part of your programme. I have been aware of the long and consistent history that women have played in the city, in the shirt factories and in the civil rights movement particularly. I am thrilled that WOW might be able to draw attention to some of these stories, as well as celebrating the women of Derry~Londonderry today - from school girls to women who have many more years of experience to draw on and share. WOW is somewhere where all kinds of women (and men) can gather to look deeply at some serious issues - as well as some less serious ones - uncover histories, and meet local women and those from distant places who are doing amazing things in everything from science and crafting, business and education. I am really looking forward to being part of this coming to life in Derry~Londonderry as I know it will - and to meeting everyone who is part of it.

CLAIRE MCDERMOTT ARTISTIC DIRECTOR WOW DERRY~LONDONDERRY 2013 We are excited to be presenting the Women of the World festival to the city as part of our special year as City of Culture 2013. WOW originated at Southbank Centre, the UK’s largest arts centre. The brainchild of Jude Kelly, it is the perfect vehicle for the Maiden City to share the stories of its many inspiring, determined women, past and present. WOW Derry~Londonderry 2013 will celebrate the city’s factory girls, community workers, health practitioners, entrepreneurs, educators, performers and those who are brave enough to stand up and share their stories – some motivating, some funny, some shocking, some enraging but all relevant to women’s lives and women’s experiences. WOW Derry~Londonderry is the culmination of many months of partnership working between Culture Company, Southbank Centre and the women of the city who have informed the shape and themes of this festival. As you leaf through the pages of the brochure, I hope you will see the voices of local women shining through, alongside pioneering women from farther shores, here to share their achievements and discuss the issues that they face. Thank you to everyone who has contributed to this programme of events. We hope you enjoy it. 2

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ALL WEEKEND AT WOW WOW MARKET SHOP DAILY: FRIDAY 8TH - SUNDAY 10TH NOVEMBER 09:30am – 6:00pm, Friday and Saturday; 12:00noon – 6:00pm, Sunday Plaza What better way to kick off the WOW Festival in Derry~Londonderry 2013 than to give you the chance to browse and bargain over a whole range of luscious products made by local ladies.

PORTRAIT PORTAL SMILE DAILY: FRIDAY 8TH - SUNDAY 10TH NOVEMBER SMILE and 9:30am – 6:00pm, Friday Saturday; 12:00noon – 6:00pm, Sunday Bar

Throughout 2013, BT Portrait of a City has been digitising and recording thousands of old photographs, film and memories donated by members of the public and community groups, making them available through our online digital archive and with community exhibitions and artworks across the city. As part of the WOW Festival, BT Portrait of a City will have a photographic display depicting some of the key roles women have played throughout the city’s history. If you would like to bring along any photographs for inclusion in the archive, the team will be on hand to scan material while you enjoy the festival.

Put yourself in the frame girls and drop into our professional photographer who will take a portrait of you, which will be all yours for free. Image courtesy Michael Burns

PORTRAIT PORTAL BT PORTRAIT OF A CITY LOOK DAILY: FRIDAY 8TH - SUNDAY 10TH NOVEMBER 9:30am – 6:00pm, Friday and Saturday; 12:00noon – 6:00pm, Sunday Plaza One of the largest community based projects in the City of Culture 2013 calendar, BT Portrait of a City offers unique opportunities to explore the history and shared heritage of DerryLondonderry and tell a new story to the world. 4

Philomena and friends around the piano, June 1967

FRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER - EVENTS FOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS A POSITIVEPORTAL PORTRAIT AND ENABLING WORKING ENVIRONMENT FOR OUR DAUGHTERS BY SHONA MCCARTHY FRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER 10:00am – 11:00am Auditorium Shona McCarthy, CEO of Culture Company 2013 Ltd, will share her thoughts on her hopes for the city post2013 and will consider with you, the audience, what kind of working culture we should be creating for young women in Northern Ireland; a subject close to her heart, as her own two daughters come close to adulthood. She will discuss her approach to the City of Culture and the qualities that she was looking for in putting together a team whilst talking about the brilliant women from whom she has taken inspiration throughout her life and career.

SHOULD I IGNORE IT OR IS IT ABUSE? DEBATE FRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER 11:30am – 12:30pm Auditorium How much ‘bad behaviour’ do females tolerate from male partners, colleagues or strangers? Claire McLaughlin, Education Officer with Foyle Women’s Aid will discuss.

SPEED MENTORING LEARN FRIDAY 8TH & SATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER 11:30am – 1:00pm Gallery Women are invited to experience a series of 15-minute mentoring sessions. You can take your pick of one-to-ones from a room full of 50 local women from the worlds of education, business, creative industries, social enterprise and more. Each will provide you with 15 minutes of wisdom and advice.

FRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER - EVENTS FOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS HOW TO…IMPROVE YOUR SELF-IMAGE DISCUSSION FRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER 11:30am – 12:30pm Art Room

LUNCH WITH.. BE ENTERTAINED FRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER 1:00pm – 2:30pm Auditorium

Most of us have something we don’t like about our appearance and though we may fret about our imperfections, they don’t interfere with our daily lives. But what happens when these perceptions of ourselves start to affect our self-esteem and, in turn, everything about our lives? Brónach Crabtree will chair this discussion which will feature local 19year old student nurse and part-time model Justine McEleney, currently the face of Couture Bridal Accessories and previous participant at the Miss World Northern Ireland contest. Up for discussion are eating disorders, BDD and how we can improve how we see ourselves.

SEXUAL HEALTH & FAMILY PLANNING LEARN FRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER 1:00pm – 2:30pm Art Room Your sexual health is an essential part of your wellbeing and you need to look after it the same as going to the dentist. Deborah McGinn from the Family Planning Association will talk you through contraceptive choices, STIs and understanding your body in this straightforward information session.

Bridget Madden

Let us entertain you while you lunch with music, dance and drama. Singersongwriters Susie Blue and Laura B will both perform acoustic sets. Choreographer Bridget Madden, who has created commissions for Dublin Dance Festival, D’amby Project New York, and Pic’N’Mix Theatre Festival amongst others, will perform a fusion of Irish and contemporary dance. Top Ten Women’s Drama Group, a collective of senior drama enthusiasts from the Waterside and Creggan, has grown out of the Learning Age Project run by the Workers’ Educational Association. TTWDG will perform a devised piece of theatre based on their experiences of formal education and how many were sent straight into the factory with no chance of continuing their education. N.B. Please bring your lunch!

FRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER - EVENTS FOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS GIRLS ON FILM TALK FRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER 2:30pm – 3:30pm Gallery From Sundance to the multiplex, more and more women are taking the spotlight behind the camera. Women behind the lens aren’t aiming to be great female filmmakers; they are simply aiming to be great filmmakers. But when it comes to theatrical distribution and, considering most moviegoers are adolescent males, do women-made films get the same attention as the latest shoot ‘em up action flick? Do young girls have enough access to film-making skills? Is there a future for women in the industry? Let’s discuss. Panellists include local film makers Margo Harkin and Gabrielle Tierney; Belfast born filmmaker and curator, Kathryn Ferguson (who has made films for designers, brands and musicians including Chloe, Selfridges, Sinead O’Connor and Lady Gaga), and Megan McClean, a local Moving Image Arts student from St. Mary’s College. Kathryn Ferguson

FINDING VOICE, CONSTRUCTING SELF: A CASE OF GIRLS’ EMPOWERMENT FROM INDIA With DR. URVASHI SAHNI TALK FRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER 3:00pm – 4:00pm Auditorium

Urvashi Sahni

Dr Urvashi Sahni is Founder and Chief Executive of Study Hall Educational Foundation in India, which reaches out to over 10,000 students, most of whom are from extremely poor and challenging backgrounds. A leading expert in school governance, curriculum reform and teacher training with a special focus on girls’ education, Dr Sahni will share her methods to help give voice to the issues and challenges girls face in their lives. She has also founded Suraksha, an organisation that provides aid to women oppressed by dowry, sexual abuse, domestic violence and other forms of abuse in Uttar Pradesh; Sisters in Solidarity, to aid the employment of women; and DIDIs, which provides training and sustainable livelihoods to women, while supporting the education of many underprivileged girls with its surplus earnings.

FRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER - EVENTS FOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS HAVING A FASHION CONSCIENCE With CARA MOONEY TALK FRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER 3:00pm – 4:00pm Art Room

WOW BITES 1 WOW Bites are little talks and inspiring ideas, achievements, obsessions, stories, performances or manifestos and everything in between. Each one if completely different – come and take a chance.

FRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER 3:00pm – 4:00pm Actors Studio Dog Ears, a children’s media company based in Derry who create quality content for kids via books, apps, events and the TV production Puffin Rock will advise on BEING YOUR OWN BOSS.

Cara Mooney

The women of this Maiden City are renowned for their style, but do you ever consider the origins of your clothes or the impact mass manufacturing has on females in other parts of the world? This open forum will discuss the fashion industry from the design board to the manufacturers, the fashion buyers to the advertisers, the media to the high street and allow you to debate: do we choose our own sense of style? Are we dressing for ourselves or for others? Is the way we dress of political importance?

Tracy McRory will screen a short film telling the story of LAURA GAILIE, the only female named on the cenotaph at Derry’s Diamond War Memorial. Local 14 year old Lumen Christi College student Beth Heaney talks about RUNNING YOUR OWN BUSINESS. Local gay rights activist Katherine Rowlandson tells you that IT’S OK TO BE GAY

CONFESSIONS OF A JUICING FANATIC WORKSHOP FRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER 4:30pm – 5:30pm Actors Studio Juicing has become one of 2013’s hottest trends, with juicer sales rocketing and some even banking on juice bars becoming the new coffee shops. So can you live on veggies alone? Sinéad Scott of the Exercise and Weight Management Academy is a qualified dietician, naturopath, living food chef and natural juice therapist. She will show you how and why to juice to adapt to, and maintain, a healthy lifestyle.

FRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER - EVENTS FOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS INSPIRING FEMALE ROLE MODELS TALK FRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER 4:30pm – 5:30pm Auditorium Young women and girls face competing pressures growing up which often present barriers to them achieving their goals. How can we inspire self-belief amongst the next generation of women and persuade them that they have the potential to achieve whatever they set out to do? This wide ranging discussion will be chaired by Jude Kelly OBE, Artistic Director at Southbank Centre and creator of the Women of the World festival. Panellists will include Aideen McGinley, former Chief Executive of Ilex-URC, Shona McCarthy, Chief Executive of Culture Company 2013, Marie Lindsay, Principal of St Mary’s College, Roseann Kelly, Chief Executive of Women in Business NI and Hannah Pool, journalist, author and commentator. Please come along and get involved in this important and timely debate. JUDE KELLY is the Artistic Director of Southbank Centre, Britain’s largest cultural institution. She founded the Women of the World Festival, Solent People’s Theatre and Battersea Arts Centre, and was the Artistic Director of the York Festival and Mystery Plays. She later became the founding director of the West Yorkshire Playhouse.

AIDEEN MCGINLEY OBE has spent her career in local and central Government in Northern Ireland. She is a former Chief Executive of Fermanagh District Council and Permanent Secretary at DEL and DCAL in Northern Ireland. From 2009 to 2012, she was Chief Executive of Ilex-URC, during which time she worked on the city’s successful bid for UK City of Culture 2013. Aideen McGinley

SHONA MCCARTHY is Chief Executive of Culture Company 2013, the company delivering a world class cultural programme for 2013 and managing a budget in excess of £20million. Formerly Director of the British Council Northern Ireland, she led a team to oversee international programmes building positive international cultural relations. Prior to this she was Chief Executive of Imagine Belfast 2008 and spent six years as Chief Executive of Cinemagic. Shona McCarthy

Jude Kelly

FRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER - EVENTS FOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS INSPIRING FEMALE ROLE MODELS ROSEANN KELLY Roseann Kelly is CEO of Women in Business NI. It is the largest and fastest growing business network for female entrepreneurs and senior business leaders in Northern Ireland with over 1,000 members spread throughout all industry sectors. Roseann sits on Minister Farry’s Expert Panel for the Review of Apprenticeships and Youth Training. In 2012 she won the Services to Enterprise Award with Young Enterprise and the Belfast Business TOP 50 in 2011. Roseann Kelly

Marie Lindsay

MARIE LINDSAY is from Iskaheen in Donegal. She was appointed Principal of St Mary’s College in 2006. Her appointment also coincided with St Mary’s achieving Specialist status in Science and Marie firmly believes in empowering girls to pursue nontraditional career pathways in STEM subjects if they so wish.

Hannah Pool

Journalist, author and commentator HANNAH POOL writes regularly in the national and international media. She has written features, interviews and comment for the Guardian for over a decade and her work also appears in The Times, Grazia and ARISE magazine, among others. Hannah is curator of talks and debates at Africa Utopia and WOW festivals at the Southbank Centre and is Chair of UK Feminista.

FRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER - EVENTS FOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS GET A JOB IN THE MUSIC INDUSTRY With CHARLENE HEGARTY AND EIMEAR COYLE LEARN FRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER 4:30pm – 5:30pm Art Room Charlene Hegarty

Charlene Hegarty will tell you the highs and lows of being a rock ‘n’ roll girl and fill you in on what it’s like being the only girl in a tour bus full of boys. Eimear Coyle will share her experiences of the music business as lead singer of the Wonder Villains. Maghera native Charlene began her career in Publicity and Tour Management, working campaigns for Tom Waits (Epitaph), Presidents of the United States of America (Columbia) and more recently for Northern Irish rock band Fighting With Wire (Atlantic). She’s now Publishing Director of Smalltown America Music and manages a diverse international roster including: Little Bear, Feldberg, Swords and More Than Conquerors.

SLAVES TO BEAUTY TALK FRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER 4:30pm – 5:30pm Gallery Is cleansing, toning, moisturising and tanning part of you daily routine? Do you shave, pluck, wax or laser your hair or leave it alone? Cara Mooney, Fashion and Cultural Studies graduate of Saint Martins, will trace the origins of such practices, discuss the political implications and most importantly explore why women commit to them. Derry’s own Charlotte Coyle, who is a New York-based fashion make-up artist, will join the discussion along with Derry Rose, Gemma Blair and Laura Grimes from St. Cecilia’s College. These women will ask: can we have a more inclusive view of beauty? Can we use the ‘catwalk’ model as means to empower ourselves? Do we have a responsibility to women of other cultures who are not awarded the same human rights as we are? Have we all become slaves to beauty in the 21st Century and if so, why? Derry Rose, Gemma Blair

SATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER SPEED MENTORING LEARN SATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER 11:30am – 1:00pm Gallery

WOMEN, POWER AND CHANGE With JUDE KELLY TALK SATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER 10:00am – 11:00am Auditorium Jude Kelly, Southbank Centre’s Artistic Director, founder of WOW and one of Women’s Hour’s top 100 powerful women, will talk about women, power and inspiring change.

LEARNING TO LIVE POST-CONFLICT DEBATE SATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER 11:30am – 12:30pm Auditorium “It’s not over when it’s over” is the global response from women who have lived through conflict. In this debate a panel of local women who have lived through the Troubles will discuss the challenges of adapting to ‘normality’ post-conflict. Panellists include Nell McCafferty, Maureen Hetherington, Catherine Cooke and Susan Gibson.

Women are invited to experience a series of 15-minute mentoring sessions. You can take your pick of one-to-ones from a room full of 50 local women from the worlds of education, business, creative industries, social enterprise and more. Each will provide you with 15 minutes of wisdom and advice.

HOW TO…GET THAT JOB LEARN SATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER 11:30am – 12:30pm Green Room Job interviews can be daunting, especially if you haven’t done one for a while. If you’d like help to get back into the workforce, or to change jobs, then come along to this session for free advice on filling out job applications, creating a CV and presenting yourself confidently for interview. You will learn how to give yourself the best chance possible to be successful at interview and get that job.

I.T. FOR THE UNINITIATED LEARN SATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER 11:30am – 12:30pm Art Room Would you like to be able to email, Skype or shop online but never knew how? BT experts will be on hand to take you through the basic steps of using a PC and have you online in no time.

SATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER WOW BITES 2 SATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER 11:30am – 12:30pm Actors Studio

LUNCH WITH… BE ENTERTAINED SATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER 1:00pm – 2:30pm Auditorium

Writer Susan McKay on the life and legacy of Inez McCormack, the internationally renowned and influential human rights activist who lived in Derry until her untimely death early this year. McCormack was named by the American publication Newsweek in 2011 as one of the 150 women who shake the world, and her life and work have been portrayed my Meryl Streep in the documentary play ‘Seven’.

Performaces by Ursula & Co., Frances Campbell and Tillie and Henderson.

Anne Murray Cavanagh, principal of Oakgrove Integrated Primary School, on the power of positive thinking. Anne is a leading light in education in NI, receiving an honorary doctorate for her visionary work in the integrated education sector. Her endless enthusiasm and passion led to her being the driving force behind setting up the first Integrated Primary School in the Northwest.

N.B. Bring your lunch!

Ursula & Co

BOLLYWOOD DANCE WORKSHOP SATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER 1:00pm – 2:00pm Art Room

Community worker Mary Coyle on how she built a £3million community centre as part of her Master’s Degree. Derry City Council’s Women’s Officer Joanna Boyd on her visit to Buckingham Palace to receive her MBE for services to Local Government. Jossy Aji

Learn the moves to the rhythmic and energetic Bollywood dance form. This taster session will be tutored by Indian dance performer Jossy Aji. Wear comfortable clothes and rubber soled shoes… you’re going to sweat! 13

SATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER FILM SCREENING: SALMA VIEW SATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER 1:00pm – 2:30pm Actors Studio

VIEW As a child, growing up in South India, Salma used to avidly read the newspapers that wrapped the family’s vegetables. When she reached puberty, she was taken out of school and locked away in a room with a single window. She finally accepted an arranged marriage, only to exchange one jail for another. Somehow, from the confines of her living hell, Salma begins to fight back – through raw and anguished poetry. Her poems eventually reached an astonished publisher, giving voice to millions of girls locked away around the world. Kim Longinotto’s latest contribution to a ground-breaking body of work on the plight of women places her once again in the midst of a country where women are desperate to change their circumstances. Her nuanced portrait of Salma demonstrates just how difficult it can be for women to break from oppressive tradition – no matter how just the cause. Director: Kim Longinotto I United Kingdom, India I 2013 I 1hr 30mins I Cert: 15 14

THE MAIDENS’ CITY: A ‘HERSTORY’ OF THE WALLED CITY TOUR SATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER 1:00pm – 2:00pm Tour of the Walls (Leaving from the front door of the Playhouse) Enjoy a guided walking tour of Derry’s Walls, devised by University of Ulster lecturer Anne Crilly.

CLEAR OUT YOUR DRAWERS! SATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER 1:00pm – 3:00pm & 4:30pm – 5:30pm Plaza Do you have memorabilia including artefacts, documents & photographs that relate to working and social life in the shirt factories over the years? The Clear Out Your Drawers team invite you to have your memorabilia scanned or photographed for inclusion in the BT Portrait of a City digital archive. This will help to ensure the history and heritage of the shirt factories is recorded for posterity. The project is supported by Derry City Council’s Heritage & Museum Service, and Council Archivist, Bernadette Walsh, will also be present to talk to visitors who may wish to donate items to the museum archive collection.

SATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER LUNCHING WITH LITERATURE RECITAL SATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER 1:30pm – 2:30pm Green Room Mary Murphy, Anita Robinson, Jenni Doherty, the Pink Ladies, Hilary McCollum and Kathryn Daily give poetry readings and read extracts of their written work. N.B. Bring your lunch!

CREATE A FABULOUS FASCINATOR WORKSHOP SATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER 2:30pm – 4:00pm Art Room

FACTORY GIRLS REUNION hosted by MARGARET CRABTREE CATCH UP SATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER 3:00pm – 4:30pm Auditorium Calling all Factory Girls! Come and join the reunion to celebrate the female workforce of the city’s shirt factories. If you served your time, we’d love you to come along and share your stories of life in the factory. Everyone welcome, including those who didn’t work in the factories. Refreshments will be served. ©Camerawork Darkrooms Derry Ltd

For all the crafty ladies, this is your chance to make an adornment that you can wear on your girly nights out. Local tutor Tina McLaughlin will guide you through the process to make your fascinator to take home with you.

Lesley Wilson – day out from the City Factory

SATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER THE POLITICS OF BREASTFEEDING TALK SATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER 3:00pm – 4:00pm Gallery In UK and Ireland before the 1940s, virtually all babies were breastfed; today few women breastfeed beyond the first few months, while some not at all. Among the reasons for this shift are the societal barriers that exist to breastfeeding in public. Today showing lots of cleavage in public is acceptable, yet breastfeeding a baby can be considered offensive. This talk will explore the barriers to breastfeeding which exist and why mothers need our support. Janet Calvert is the mother of two grown-up children. She works in public health and has been involved in promoting and supporting breastfeeding for over 20 years. Janet Calvert

WOW BITES 3 SATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER 3:00pm – 4:00pm Actors Studio Bitches in the Workplace: Meredith Fuller, author of Working With Bitches, has identified eight types of work bitches: The Excluder, The Insecure, The Toxic, The Narcissist, The Screamer, The Liar, The Incompetent and The Not-aBitch. Listen up girls on how to deal with them – or perhaps you’re one? Managing Director of Inner City Trust, Helen Quigley, on the need for positive role models. Helen is a former Councillor and Mayor of Derry and a past President of the Northern Ireland Local Government Association. Goretti Horgan on how the contraceptive pill and abortion pill have changed women’s lives. Catherine Cooke, Co-ordinator of Foyle Women’s Information Network, on how the empowerment of Northern Ireland’s female population is internationally viewed as a model of success.

SATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER WOMEN’S HEALTH LEARN SATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER 3:00pm – 4:00pm Green Room An awareness raising talk delivered by health professionals and sufferers who will discuss some of the most common health issues women face and the support networks available. Panellists include representatives from Derry Well Woman and the Pink Ladies.

WOMEN’S VOICES IN THE MEDIA TALK SATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER 4:30pm – 5:30pm Green Room Gaby Logan recently hit the headlines for claiming Sky Sports is sexist and doesn’t give pretty female presenters a career path. Does working in the media industry offer equal opportunity to men and women, or have things not changed as much as we would like? Journalist Hannah Pool will lead a discussion by a panel of females from the media world on their first-hand experiences.

HOW TO…BALANCE THE BOOKS LEARN SATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER 4:30pm – 5:30pm Actors Studio Come to this session for some useful information that will help you manage your household budget in these belttightening times.

DOMESTIC ABUSE HELP IS AT HAND TALK SATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER 4:30pm – 5:30pm Art Room According to the latest figures published by the Police Service of Northern Ireland, 27,319 incidents of domestic abuse were reported between July 2012 and June 2013 – the highest level recorded since 2004/05. Thousands more occurrences go unrecorded every year for a variety of reasons including fear, having nowhere else to go and a lack of financial resource. Foyle Women’s Aid aims to eliminate abusive behaviour by supporting all victims of abuse, through awareness raising and preventative educational initiatives. A representative from the organisation will discuss the help that is at hand and the support services in place to help women escape from an abusive situation.

SATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER

ROKIA TRAORÉ

SATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER SATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER 9pm The Nerve Centre Tickets: £16.50 (including Booking Fee) available from Millennium Forum Box Office www.millenniumforum.co.uk Rokia Traoré embodies a new outlook for African music. Rooted in the Malian musical tradition yet defying the confines of a single culture, her unique sound and liberating style have established her as Africa’s most inventive singer-songwriter. With their eloquent blend of blues and contemporary rock sounds, the songs of Rokia Traoré redefine expectations. Her new album Beautiful Africa perfectly encapsulates her versatility: performed in Malian–born Traoré’s native languages of French and Bambara, this is music that constantly surprises, energises and enthralls. ‘Her Joni Mitchell-esque stylings and complex lyrics can hold you spellbound’ - Time Out ‘She remains a real original’ ***** Observer

SATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER PORTRAIT OF OUR CITY TALK SATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER 5:00pm – 6:00pm Auditorium During the Troubles ‘normal’ life had to continue. In an attempt to establish and maintain some kind of routine throughout these challenging times, a number of local women founded community initiatives in the city that aimed to create ‘normality’ in the midst of conflict. In this discussion Mary Kay Mullan, Dr Helena Schlindwein, Jeanette Warke, Catherine Cooke and Mary Nelis talk of their motivation, the challenges they faced and the legacy of what they created. Jeanette Warke

FILM SCREENING: MOTHER IRELAND VIEW SATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER 6:30pm – 8:00pm Actors Studio An influential documentary directed by Derry filmmaker Anne Crilly examines the centuries-old imagery which has portrayed Ireland as a woman and discusses the social function of these stereotypes of Irish womanhood and their relationship to the nationalist struggle and Irish women today. 20

19th October is the 25th Anniversary of the British Broadcasting Restrictions introduced in 1988 . ‘Mother Ireland ‘ was the first casualty and was eventually broadcast in an edited version as part of C4’s ‘BANNED ‘ season in 1990. Director: Anne Crilly | Derry Film and Video | 1988 | 52 mins | Cert: 12

LAUNCH OF NUALA HERRON’S ART EXHIBITION VIEW SATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER 6:30pm – 8:30pm Plaza Nuala Herron has always been interested in painting the human form, whether it’s the entire figure or just the face. During the year of City of Culture, she decided to tell a story of local people through portrait painting. The people that, for her, make the city what it is. Her selection of faces to make up the exhibition includes a photographer, singer/songwriter, music producers, a writer, a doctor and more. She has chosen to exhibit in the gallery space in the main foyer of The Playhouse to make the work as accessible as possible. Not hidden behind closed doors, the exhibition is open and inviting, much like the local people of Derry~Londonderry.

Nuala Herron

SATURDAY 9TH / SUNDAY 10TH NOVEMBER RESONANCE FM PERFORMANCE SATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER 7:30pm – 8:30pm Gallery

HOW TO TRAIN LIKE A TRIATHLETE LEARN SUNDAY 10TH NOVEMBER 12:00noon – 1:00pm Actors Studio Hear from local woman Róisin Lynch who has represented her country at international level as a triathlete. Róisin was placed 11th in the Over 60s age group at the World Triathlon Championships and will compete on the Irish team in the Five Nations Masters Cross Country Championships in Cardiff.

Liliane Lijn

Resonance FM, resident at Void Gallery as part of City of Culture 2013, presents the live premiere by Liliane Lijn of a radiophonic realisation of her gravity defying monologue, ‘Crossing Map’, in collaboration, in collaboration with Sharon Gal. Commission supported by The Jerwood Charitable Foundation. Liliane Lijn is an artist working in a broad range of materials and media, making extensive use of new technologies to create works that view the world as energy. Lijn has recently been shortlisted to produce the next artwork for the Fourth Plinth in Trafalgar Square.

DON’T BIN IT, BLING IT WORKSHOP SUNDAY 10TH NOVEMBER 12:00noon – 3:00pm Art Room Give your old clothes a new lease of life using print, appliqué and good old fashioned imagination. Transform an old pair of jeans into a fashion statement skirt or revamp old t-shirts giving them a trendy designer look. Using a range of textiles and techniques, Margaret Crabtree will show you how to bring your old clothes back to life.

“I remain a receiver. I try to keep my mind clear. I think my thoughts. I observe. I function. And all the while the body continues to become another.”

SUNDAY 10TH NOVEMBER THE POWER OF ADDICTION TALK SUNDAY 10TH NOVEMBER 12:00noon – 1:00pm Auditorium

directed by Hilary Dully in 1994, which shows women from Ireland who have had abortions telling their story (duration: 26 minutes).

No one decides to get addicted to alcohol or prescription drugs. Alienating family and friends and failing at work are not what anyone plans. Despite this, experts agree that addiction is on the rise.

YOGA RELAX SUNDAY 10TH NOVEMBER 12:00noon – 1:00pm Green Room

Some courageous women will share their personal stories of addiction while local professionals will relate their knowledge and identify support that exists to help sufferers of addiction. Panellists include representatives from Foyle Valley House, Hurt NI and Mind Yourself.

THE REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS OF WOMEN ON THE ISLAND OF IRELAND DEBATE SUNDAY 10TH NOVEMBER 12:00noon – 1:30pm Gallery The reproductive rights of women in Ireland differ to those living in England, Scotland and Wales. Abortion law in Northern Ireland is governed by the Offences against the Person Act 1861 and the Criminal Justice Act 1945. The 1967 Abortion Act of England and Wales does not extend to Northern Ireland and in the Republic of Ireland, abortion has been the subject of five referenda over the past 30 years. What impact does this legal situation have on women here? Let’s discuss. This session includes a screening of ’50,000 Secret Journeys’, produced and 22

Modern medicine has started to embrace what yogis have known for a long time: that, in the hands of a gifted therapist, yoga has a profound power to heal. Evelyn Donnelly, yoga tutor from Derry Yoga & Pilates Centre, will guide you through postures to restore balance. Please wear comfortable clothing. Mats will be provided.

SUNDAY 10TH NOVEMBER LUNCH WITH… BE ENTERTAINED SUNDAY 10TH NOVEMBER 1:15pm – 2:30pm Auditorium Featuring Ruth McGinley, Victoria Geelan, Tracy Moore and Noella Hutton. N.B. Bring your lunch!

FILM SCREENING: FAR SIDE OF REVENGE VIEW SUNDAY 10TH NOVEMBER 1:30pm – 3:00pm Actors Studio

LUNCHING WITH LITERATURE RECITAL SUNDAY 10TH NOVEMBER 1:30pm – 2:30pm Green Room Enjoy your lunch to the backdrop of recitals delivered by local authors and poets Claire Allan, Ellen Factor, Felicity McCall, Freya McClements, Julieann Campbell and Lynne Edgar. N.B. Bring your lunch!

‘The Far Side Of Revenge’ explores Teya Sepinuck’s engagement with a group of Northern Irish women from backgrounds and histories so diverse that it would be difficult to imagine them sharing a space, let alone creating a public, cultural event together. In this documentary they create a theatre performance titled ‘I Once Knew A Girl’ which was performed in Derry’s Playhouse Theatre in December 2010 before going on tour. Filmmaker Margo Harkin, who will introduce this screening, delivers a penetrating insight into a process of creation where the pain of individual stories is counterbalanced by the joyful bond that deepens between the women over a nine-month period.

Julieann Campbell

Director: Margo Harkin I Ireland I 2012 I 1hr 12mins I Cert: 15

SUNDAY 10TH NOVEMBER FABULOUS FASHIONISTAS TALK SUNDAY 10TH NOVEMBER 3:00pm – 4:00pm Auditorium No one could fail to be inspired by the six women in the documentary ‘Fabulous Fashionistas’, a film by Sue Bourne and Wellpark Productions, which was recently screened on Channel 4. With an average age of 80, these feisty women show that style is not ageist; these ladies are determined to look fabulous, have fun and redefine old age. More importantly, they show that following your passions in life, taking care of yourself and living life to the full equates to happiness at any age. Reaction to the documentary had those of a similar age contacting the producers to say it was ‘inspirational,’ ‘gave me hope,’ and ‘I’m no longer afraid of old age.’

Sue Kreitzman, the baby of the bunch at 73, used to be a successful cookery writer but then gave it up to become an artist, turning the process of getting dressed into an art form itself. Her mantra is “Don’t wear beige, it might kill you.” Sue Bourne and Sue Kreitzman join the women of the Maiden City at WOW to talk about being fabulous, not matter what your age. Sue Kreitzman. Photo by Christopher Kennedy

SUNDAY 10TH NOVEMBER MINORITY REPORT TALK SUNDAY 10TH NOVEMBER 3:00pm – 4:00pm Green Room

NANCY MECKLER TALK SUNDAY 10TH NOVEMBER 3:00pm – 4:00pm Gallery

In recent years Derry~Londonderry, along with other towns and cities in Northern Ireland, has experienced a growth in its ethnic populace. How good are we at welcoming new communities to our street or neighbourhood? Female representatives from various cultures will discuss their experiences of being part of an ethnic minority in our City of Culture. Chaired by Anne Murray Cavanagh.

When Nancy Meckler directed her first film in the 1960s, there were so few female directors that she did not have a role model. Working in an environment where actors were acutely aware that they had “never been directed by a woman”, Nancy persevered to become the first woman to direct at the National Theatre in 1981. Nancy will talk about the challenges she faced and how at the time being directed by a female was viewed as something that would be strange and disorienting.

This session will include a screening of a 15-minute film produced by Bluebell Arts as part of their ‘Digi Vision’ project about women from other cultures now living in the city. Sarika Shah

Nancy Meckler is the Director of the upcoming new production by Field Day Theatre Company of Sam Sheppard’s new play ‘Particle of Dread: Oedipus Variations.’ This is an essential event for any working, or aspiring, theatre practitioner or student. Nancy Meckler

PAMPER SESSIONS RELAX SUNDAY 10TH NOVEMBER 3:30pm – 5:30pm Actors Studio Local therapists will provide a choice of pamper sessions to help you relax and rejuvenate. Indian head massages, manicures, reflexology, express facials, and other treats will be on offer, all for free. 25

SUNDAY 10TH NOVEMBER RECORD WITH RESONATE FOR RESONANCE FM SUNDAY 10TH NOVEMBER 3:30pm – 5:30pm Art Room

THE HIJABI MONOLOGUES PERFORMANCE SUNDAY 10TH NOVEMBER 4:30pm – 5:30pm Gallery

What do you think of WOW? What’s your opinion on the City of Culture? What are your hopes, desires and dreams for Derry~Londonderry beyond 2013? If you’ve got an opinion, we want to hear it. This session will record footage for broadcast at 8pm on Tuesday 12th November on Resonance FM, in London on 104.4FM, Derry~Londonderry on 106.4FM and online at www.resonancefm.com as part of the programme, ‘Clear Shot’.

A frank, poignant and heart-warming story telling performance by and about Muslim women, which offers a glimpse into their everyday joys, cares and frustrations. The production provides a space for Muslim women or those telling their stories to share their experience and be as they are; a space that does not claim to tell every story and speak for every voice. The stories go beyond the much debated hijab, celebrate the gift of the gab and present a deeper journey where claims are challenged and stereotypes confronted.

This recording session will be facilitated by the Resonate project, an ambitious recording initiative capturing the musical talent, energy and spirit of the city during 2013.

SLAGS, HAGS, WAGS, SHAGS, BAGS, FAGS & NAGS TALK SUNDAY 10TH NOVEMBER 4:30pm – 5:30pm Auditorium If you sleep with him you’re a slag; if he sleeps with you, he’s a stallion. If you’ve got more money than him, you’re a great catch; if he’s got more money than you, you’re a gold digger. At this session we are going to have a good old laugh at the gender imbalance we women have to endure. Let’s all be part of the sisterhood and support each other girls!

This event offers an exciting opportunity to showcase the Hijabi Monologues Ireland as part of the Women of the World (WOW) international festival. The Hijabi Monologues Ireland is the first licensed European production of the popular show, which has toured the US for over seven years.

SUNDAY 10TH NOVEMBER WOW BITES 4 SUNDAY 10TH NOVEMBER 4:30pm – 5:30pm Green Room Guide dog user Jennie McBride shares her experience of being a member of the visually impaired community in the city with her dog Jumble. Members of the Legenderry Ladies talk about the network they’ve created to support local female entrepreneurs to start their own businesses. Three generations of local women from the same family ruminate about life in the city from the 1940s right through to 2013.

VAL FESTIARTY 3 1 0 2 P UP P WRA

SUNDAY 10TH NOVEMBER 6:00pm - 7:30pm Auditorium Featuring Rebecca Harkin, Gemma Bradley and The Henry Girls. Rebecca Harkin

FILM SCREENING: VOTAÍ do MHNÁ – VOTES FOR WOMEN VIEW SUNDAY 10TH NOVEMBER 6:00PM – 7:00PM Gallery ‘Votaí do Mhná - Votes for Women’ tells the story of how Irish women fought for, and won, the right to vote in Britain and in Ireland through the eyes of key activists such as Hanna Sheehy Skeffington, the founder of the Irish Women’s Franchise League and militants such as Constance Markievicz, an active participant in the 1916 Rising and the first female elected to Westminster in 1918. The film focuses on individuals, actions and documents that have been neglected in this critical period of Irish history. Director: Keith O’Grady | Dearcán Media | 2013 | 51 mins 27

WOW EVENTS AROUND THE CITY: PERFORMING THE FEMALE TURNER WORKSHOPS WEDNESDAY 6th – FRIDAY 8th NOVEMBER 10:00am – 5:00pm The Learning Space, Building 57-59, Ebrington

READING ROOMS READ AND LISTEN SATURDAY 9th NOVEMBER Verbal Arts Centre 10:30am – 11:30am and 12:00noon – 1:00pm These sessions will share and discuss ‘The Story of the Eldest Princess’ by A.S. Byatt as well as Roald Dahl’s rollicking version of ‘Little Red Riding Hood’, from his ‘Revolting Rhymes’ collection. Suitable for ages 7 years - 70+ years.

Photo by Philippe Gerlach

Linking with the Women of the World festival, Michelle Browne will lead a series of workshops that look at representations of women, drawing on the work from The Turner Prize 2013 for inspiration. Working with women’s groups in Derry~Londonderry, the workshops will use performance and discussion-based methodologies to consider how women are presented and imagined in the city. If you are interested in getting involved, please contact Lynn McGrane, Head of Learning, The Turner Prize 2013 by emailing: lynn.mcgrane@cityofculture2013.com Being involved in the project will not cost you anything financially, but your time and commitment are requested. 28

2:00pm – 3:00pm and 3:30pm – 4:30pm The 2:00pm session will read Doris Lessing’s short story ‘Through the Tunnel’, whilst the 3:30pm session will use ‘Accelerate’ by Frank Cottrell Boyce. These readings will focus on portrayals of motherhood through literature and popular culture. Poems for these sessions are ‘Anne Hathaway’ by Carol Ann Duffy and ‘The Orange’ by Wendy Cope. Aimed at adults of all ages (16+). Participation in the ‘Reading Rooms’ is free of charge.

A HISTORY OF DERRY IN 100 OBJECTS DISCOVER ONGOING FROM 21st OCTOBER Guildhall, Tower Museum, Foyle Valley Railway Museum, Workhouse Museum, Museum of Free Derry, St Columb’s Cathedral, St Augustine’s, Beech Hill Hotel, Austin’s Department Store, North West College and the DVCB Derry City Council’s Heritage and Museum Service has created this new exhibition, exploring the history of our city through objects suggested by the public.

FREE DRUMMING LESSON LEARN SATURDAY 9th NOVEMBER 12:00pm – 2:00pm Nerve Centre Ever fancied trying your hand at drumming? Now’s your chance to have a go at it. To sign up for a one-hour taster session drumming class with Davy Whiteside, please email claire. mcdermott@cityofculture2013.com or phone Claire on 028 7131 0567. Places are limited and will be filled on a first come, first served basis. Please note: this opportunity is for girls and women only. Sorry guys!

Many of the objects selected are what people may consider traditional museum objects - objects that have stood the test of time, chance discoveries and rare and celebrated objects such as the Thornhill Bead and the Promise Chalice. Other more contemporary objects tell the story of our more recent past and the people who have shaped it.

A History of Derry in 100 Objects

DIRECTORY OF SUPPORT NETWORKS FOR WOMEN IN DERRY~LONDONDERRY: AWARE DEFEAT DEPRESSION 56 Strand Rd Derry~Londonderry BT48 7AJ t: 028 7126 0602 www.aware-ni.org.uk CALMS 10 Northland Road Derry~Londonderry BT48 7JD t: 028 7126 8698 e: info@calmsonline.co.uk CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU Embassy Court 3 Strand Road Derry~Londonderry BT48 7BJ t: 028 7136 2444 www.citizensadvice.co.uk DERRY WELL WOMAN 17 Queen St Derry~Londonderry BT48 7EQ t: 028 7136 0777 www.derrywellwoman.org DISABILITY ACTION 58 Strand Road Derry~Londonderry BT48 7AJ t: 028 7136 0811 e: derry@disabilityaction.org DOVE HOUSE COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTRE 32 Meenan Square Derry~Londonderry BT48 9EX t: 028 7126 9327 FAMILY PLANNING ASSOCIATION 4th Floor, Northern Counties Building 22–24 Waterloo Place, Derry BT48 6BU t: 028 7126 0016 www.fpa.org.uk

FOYLE VALLEY HOUSE 30 Foyle Road, Derry BT48 6SQ t: 028 7136 2689 e: m.poole@nwh.co.uk FOYLE WOMEN’S INFORMATION NETWORK 12-14 The Diamond Derry~Londonderry BT48 6HW t: 028 7126 6291 e: info@fwin.org.uk FOYLE WOMEN’S AID 24 Pump St Derry~Londonderry BT48 6JG t: 028 7128 0060 www.foylewomensaid.org HURT 20 Clarendon Street Derry~Londonderry BT48 7ET t: 028 7126 9517 e: clarendon@beaconwellbeing.org THE BEACON CENTRE 14 Clarendon Street Derry~Londonderry BT48 7ET t: 028 7126 9517 e: vclarendon@beaconwellbeing.org THE PINK LADIES Cancer Support and Information Group Hillcrest Family Centre 14-17 Jasmine Court Waterside, Derry~Londonderry t: 028 7134 7515 e: pinkladiesderry@hotmail.co.uk THE WOMENS’ CENTRE Beibhinn House 5 Guildhall Street Derry~Londonderry BT48 6BB t: 028 7126 7672 www.thewomanscentre.co.uk

AT A GLANCE: FRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER TIME

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PORTRAIT PORTAL

BAR

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BT PORTRAIT OF A CITY EXHIBITION

PLAZA

10:00AM – 11:00AM POSITIVE AND ENABLING WORKING ENVIRONMENT FOR OUR DAUGHTERS

AUDITORIUM

11:30AM – 12:30PM SHOULD I IGNORE IT OR IS IT ABUSE?

AUDITORIUM

11:30AM – 1:00PM

GALLERY

ART ROOM

SPEED MENTORING

11:30AM – 12:30PM HOW TO…IMPROVE YOUR SELF-IMAGE 1:00PM – 2:30PM

SEXUAL HEALTH & FAMILY PLANNING

ART ROOM

1:00PM – 2:30PM

LUNCH WITH…

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2:30PM – 3:30PM

GIRLS ON FILM

GALLERY

3:00PM – 4:00PM

DR URVASHI SAHNI

AUDITORIUM

3:00PM – 4:00PM

HAVING A FASHION CONSCIENCE

ART ROOM

3:00PM – 4:00PM

WOW BITES 1

ACTORS STUDIO

4:30PM – 5:30PM

CONFESSIONS OF A JUICING FANATIC

ACTORS STUDIO

4:30PM – 5:30PM

INSPIRING FEMALE ROLE MODELS

AUDITORIUM

9&10

4:30PM – 5:30PM

GET A JOB IN THE MUSIC INDUSTRY

ART ROOM

4:30PM – 5:30PM

SLAVES TO BEAUTY

GALLERY

AT A GLANCE: SATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER

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BT PORTRAIT OF A CITY EXHIBITION

PLAZA

10:00AM –11:00AM

WOMEN, POWER AND CHANGE

AUDITORIUM

11:30AM –12:30PM

LEARNING TO LIVE POST-CONFLICT

AUDITORIUM

11:30AM –1:00PM

SPEED MENTORING

GALLERY

11:30AM –12:30PM

HOW TO…GET THAT JOB

GREEN ROOM

11:30AM –12:30PM

I.T. FOR THE UNINITIATED

ART ROOM

11:30PM –12:30PM

WOW BITES 2

ACTORS STUDIO

1:00PM – 2:30PM

LUNCH WITH…

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1:00PM – 2:00PM

BOLLYWOOD DANCE

ART ROOM

1:00PM – 2:30PM

FILM SCREENING: SALMA

ACTORS STUDIO

1:00PM – 2:00PM

A HERSTORY OF THE WALLED CITY

CITY WALLS

1:00PM – 3:00PM 4:30PM – 5:30PM

CLEAR OUT YOUR DRAWERS!

PLAZA

1:30PM – 2:30PM

LUNCHING WITH LITERATURE

GREEN ROOM

2:30PM – 4:00PM

CREATE A FABULOUS FASCINATOR

ART ROOM

3:00PM – 4:30PM

FACTORY GIRLS REUNION

AUDITORIUM

3:00PM – 4:00PM

THE POLITICS OF BREASTFEEDING

GALLERY

3:00PM – 4:00PM

WOW BITES 3

ACTORS STUDIO

3:00PM – 4:00PM

WOMENS HEALTH

GREEN ROOM

4:30PM – 5:30PM

WOMEN’S VOICES IN THE MEDIA

GREEN ROOM

4:30PM – 5:30PM

DOMESTIC ABUSE – HELP IS AT HAND

ART ROOM

4:30PM – 5:30PM

HOW TO…BALANCE THE BOOKS

ACTORS STUDIO

5:00PM – 6:00PM

PORTRAIT OF OUR CITY

AUDITORIUM

6:30PM – 8:00PM

FILMING SCREENING: MOTHER IRELAND

ACTORS STUDIO

6:30PM – 8:30PM

EXHIBITION LAUNCH: NUALA HERRON

PLAZA

7:30PM – 8:30PM

RESONANCE FM - LILIANE LIJN

GALLERY

9:00PM

ROKIA TRAORÉ (TICKETS £16.50)

THE NERVE CENTRE

18&19

AT A GLANCE: SUNDAY 10TH NOVEMBER TIME

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BT PORTRAIT OF A CITY EXHIBITION

PLAZA

12:00NOON - 1:00PM

HOW TO TRAIN LIKE A TRIATHLETE

ACTORS STUDIO

12:00NOON – 3:00PM

DON’T BIN IT, BLING IT

ART ROOM

12:00NOON – 1:00PM

THE POWER OF ADDICTION

AUDITORIUM

12:00NOON – 1:30PM

THE REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS OF WOMEN ON THE ISLAND OF IRELAND

GALLERY

12:00NOON – 1:00PM

YOGA

GREEN ROOM

1:15PM – 2:30PM

LUNCH WITH…

AUDITORIUM

1:30PM - 3:00PM

FILM SCREENING: FAR SIDE OF REVENGE

ACTORS STUDIO

1:30PM – 2:30PM

LUNCHING WITH LITERATURE

GREEN ROOM

3:00PM – 4:00PM

FABULOUS FASHIONISTAS

AUDITORIUM

3:00PM – 4:00PM

MINORITY REPORT

GREEN ROOM

3:00PM – 4:00PM

NANCY MECKLER

GALLERY

3:30PM - 5:30PM

PAMPER SESSIONS

ACTORS STUDIO

3:30PM – 5:30PM

RECORD WITH RESONATE FOR RESONANCE FM

ART ROOM

4:30PM – 5:30PM

SLAGS, HAGS, WAGS, SHAGS, BAGS, FAGS & NAGS

AUDITORIUM

4:30PM – 5:30PM

THE HIJABI MONOLOGUES

GALLERY

4:30PM – 5:30PM

WOW BITES 4

GREEN ROOM

6:00PM - 7:00PM

FILM SCREENING: VOTAÍ do MHNÁ - VOTES FOR WOMEN

GALLERY

6:00PM - 7:30PM

WOW 2013 FESTIVAL WRAP UP PARTY

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