Introduction and Opening Speech by Daphne Kabia, South East Region Area Organiser from Unison

Followed by opening circle

Circle of Women – a chance to share experiences and news
Kalpona 15min talk Bullying, With A Humorous Twist
Kalpana Soanes is a Brighton based writer. Passionate about human rights, she delivers speeches in a thought provoking style. Kalpana also contributes articles to magazines and is currently finalising her first novel. Her aim is to filter controversial topics through a prism of humorous cynicism and project a spectrum of clarity.
Worthing Women's Aid - Freedom Programme
Nyodema - Kathy talks about their work in The Gambia
Goddess Foundation www.goddessfoundation.org.uk
Iryna from Expanding Communties www.cvs-arunwide.org.uk followed by general talks/discussion about women in the community Now is the chance to have your voice heard, join in !

Nyodema
Unison
Goddess Foundation
Amnesty International - Kath Shakespeare
Worthing Women's Refuge
along with many other leaflets and information from our contributors

African Display with leaflets:-
Green Belt Movement www.greenbeltmovement.org
Rwandan Youth Information Community Organisation (rYico) www.rYico.org

Laughter illuminates life. It refreshes and invigorates us, enhancing our everyday world.

Laughterlines Coaching provides laughter workshops, laughter work- outs, and bespoke laughter sessions for organisations and individuals in order to help people live healthy and happy lives.

www.laughterlinescoaching.co.uk 01243 572381

2.30-3.30pm

AU3A - Storytelling for adults and/or children - Stories from Africa

Storytelling is a traditional art form that is undergoing an enormous revival worldwide. Live storytelling is an experience unlike any other – it is an act of creation both on the part of the teller and the listener. Each performance of a story is different, not learned by heart but created in the moment, and – unlike the passive experience of watching television or a film – the listener also participates by recreating internally the images and emotions of the story.

Storytelling is used in many ways in every land and every culture – as entertainment, as an educational tool, as a way of bringing people together helping to foster a sense of community, share cultural and ethnic values.

To hear or start a Storytelling Group, contact Stella Porter – National Storytelling Subject Co-ordinator

Phone: 01903 713856 Email: stella.p1@virgin.net

Marie Davenport and friends
Community Art Project - African based arts and crafts - for any age

Rachel Bennett jewellery making - afternoon only

We are still open to offers of volunteers for art/craft workshops.

2pm – Jill with fun and games for women and children

3pm – Singing workshop with Mel – an African song

Morning - Heulwen & Mags Hypnotherapy Treatment

Lynda Jakiro – Fields of Health
Past Life Healing and Angelic Reiki www.fieldsofhealth.co.uk

Margaret – Indian Head Massage

Ruth Hawe – Reflexology – morning only
Vegan Coaching, Sound Healing 01903 726722 / 07951 373975