19 March 2021 We Deserve To Feel Safe BWC stands in solidarity with the women and girls across the country who have been saddened and angered by recent events. BWC has always prioritised its work to protect and increase the safety of women, both in the home and in public places, and deplores violence against … Read more
Brighton venue The Old Market (TOM) has announced the first in a new series of live stream events. TOM’s Reigning Women season of programming celebrates women who perform and work in the arts sector. “Phoenix from the Flames” will showcase music and spoken word performances by artists including soul singer Alice Russell, alternative R&B artist … Read more
Following the alleged abduction and murder of 33-year-old Sarah Everard in southeast London, BWC Director Lisa Dando has spoken out regarding the case: “The distressing news of Sarah Everard has just highlighted further an issue which was already very relevant and brought about a national outpouring of experiences which women live with on a daily basis.” A … Read more
Lisa Dando has spoken with Anya Cooper from Latest TV about the services BWC offer and how they have been adapted to ensure BWC continue to support women in Brighton and Sussex throughout the pandemic. Services were offered via online platforms to ensure that additional support has been offered to women during lockdown. You can … Read more
BWC recently hosted our 2020 Annual General Meeting, where we shared our thoughts, reflections and key learnings gained from working throughout the covid-19 pandemic.
BWC, alongside four other women’s centres, has recently launched a report with the Women’s Budget Group to explain why we are asking for a #NewDeal4WomensCentres.
BWC has been working with the team from Homeless Stories who spent time at our centre, filming the personal stories of some of the women we support. These films give insight into our work and the hopes and aspirations of homeless people beyond the stereotypes. We thank the Lloyds Bank Foundation for England & Wales … Read more
Former prisoner Brenda Birungi investigates the support women’s centres can offer to women caught up in the criminal justice system. In episode one she speaks with Brighton Women’s Centre.
The Albion As One fund has begun helping local charities who are working in the City and throughout Sussex to assist vulnerable people affected by the Covid-19 crisis. It’s second donation is to BWC who have been offering remote support online and supporting women and children who are self-isolating during the Covid-19 pandemic. Director Lisa … Read more
19 March 2020 We would like to reassure you that BWC is paying close attention to the latest advice from Public Health England regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) to make sure our staff, volunteers and women and families we support stay safe and healthy. The Government is now advising that organisations implement a working from home … Read more
