Black feminists in Manchester

Manchester has it's own black feminist group which meets both online and offline. The community also has a blog which and they are happy to publish articles on the subject of black feminism. The community provides emotional and intellectual support to its members. 


The only criteria to be a part of the group is -  women who self- identify, originate or have ancestry from global majority populations (i.e. Africa, Asia, Middle East and Latin America) multi heritage and indigenous backgrounds.

To know more about them follow the links below.

This is a link to their website - Black Feminists Manchester 
You can find them on facebook and twitter - @BlackFemsManc 

Bring Back Our Girls- Manchester Prayer Service

NWG invites you to our servcie to pray for young women and girls globally. Young women and girls are being used as weapons of war and conflict. Let us pray together to end such violence and inhumane behaviour against women and girls globally.#BBOGManchester #BringBackOurGirls

Vigil In Manchester

#‎bringbackourgirls‬ 

On the 18th April 276 young girls were abducted and have now been sold in to slavery.

In order to show solidarity and support and that we care about the whereabouts and welfare of these young girls and we want their safe return Manchester will be holding a vigil on Saturday 10th May.

Please wear RED and make your placards.

Date- Saturday 10th May

Time- 1.00 pm -3.00 pm 

Venue- Picadilly Gardens

Link to the facebook event. 

https://www.facebook.com/events/402072226600264/

http://en.minguo.info/blogs/augustin/its_time_for_the_droplets_to_coalesce_into_a_big_river_bringbackourgirls

Women's Health Conference Manchester 7th March, 2012

If you would like to attend please register at www.thebha.org.uk/womenshealth or contact the BHA HIV and Sexual Health Prevention Team on 0845 450 4247. Places are limited.

For more information please do not hesitate to contact BHA.