All About Women

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Catch up on all of the action from All About Women which took place on Sunday 12 March 2023. A selection of talks are available to rent now via Stream, the Opera House's streaming platform.

Collage of feminist punk band Bikini Kill

bikini kill speaks

kathleen hanna, tobi vail & kathi wilcox moderated by: marieke hardy

Collage of a fist breaking through the ground balancing a set of scales

the war on women

karen iles, chelsea watego, fatima bhutto & mona eltahawy

Woman resting her head in her palm with a sun, clouds and colours emerging from her head in a collage style

actually autistic

chloé hayden, grace tame & jac den houting moderated by: amy thunig

Hands weaving a bowl

matriarchies & movements

dr jackie huggins, teela reid & dr marlene longbottom moderated by: courtney fewquandie

Collage of Jenette McCurdy holding a large pink vase

jennette mccurdy: i’m glad my mom died

jennette mccurdy

A woman looking at herself in a broken hand mirror

bodies that positivity left behind

deni todorovič, sasha sarago, tanya hennessy, april hélène-horton aka bodzilla & elly desmarchelier

Collage of hands holding a camera, phone and microphone illustrating a press conference

who made me spokesperson?

clementine ford, yves rees & vanessa turnbull-roberts moderated by: milo hartill

Hand holding a cut-off ponytail which is on fire

iran: woman, life, freedom

saba vasefi, gelareh pour, shokoofeh azar moderated by: kylie moore-gilbert

Hands wrapped round an egg timer

maybe baby

gina rushton, dr natasha andreadis & brooke boney moderated by: sana qadar

A foot stamping everyday objects including a waterbottle, phone and coffee cup

goodbye girlboss

flex mami & jamila rizvi moderated by: jan fran

Collage of arms wrapped around a flower, a megaphone, a television, lips, a globe and a mobile phone.

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