Join us for an informative evening to hear from experts and activists who are on the front line of the impacts on our planet from climate change. . How can we build a urban growing infrastructure to best ensure we have food resilience? The panel discussion will be followed with questions and answers from our audience.

The Climate is changing, why aren’t we? Its clear that the climate is changing and this is already affecting our food production here but right across the globe and we need to explore how we can adapt. What is our government doing to ensure we have food resilience? Northern Ireland sure does produce a lot of food but a lot is exported, are we growing the right crops for the future? Lots of questions and we do have some of the answers because as always it is the people who are most affected who have the solutions, we just need the decision makers to pay attention.

Join us for the big International Women’s Day Rally 2026, under the theme ‘Strength in Solidarity’ we will march through the city of Belfast from Writers Square to City Hall.

It is a celebration and a protest, we are a long way from full equality and we will amplify our campaigns and gain Strength in Solidarity.

We are living in a age where the call to war is being normalised, where the levels of violence against women and girls continues to rise and world leaders grab power, resources and wealth at the cost to our lives and the planet.

When we stand up to bullies, we can win and today we call on everyone to stand strong and hold our own.

LATE NIGHT ART

Pop up art exhibition for International Women’s Day showcasing banners, posters and more.

Calling all producers, artists, musicians, venue managers, technicians, administrators, curators, and everyone in between—let's build a community together!

We're kicking off International Women's Day 2026 with something special: the first in our series of relaxed, fun networking brunches designed to bring music industry professionals and emerging talent together over good food and great conversation.

Whether you're an established name or just getting started, this is your chance to meet collaborators, share ideas, and forge connections that matter—all in a space that celebrates the incredible work women are doing across every corner of the music industry.

Think less stuffy networking, more genuine connection. Bring your business cards, your stories, and your appetite.

Ready to join the table? Sign up now and be part of something bigger.

Drop in to make a placard for the International Women’s Day March and help us get ready for the big day.

Mas deserve more!  Why Maternal mental health is a feminist issue. 

MAS stands for Maternal Advocacy and Support, and is supported through WRDA. It is a great support for mothers young and old. You wouldn’t think 35 is old but the healthcare system describes mums 35 and over as geriatric!

Looking after mothers is essential for the health of the child but we do not have any dedicated facility here in NI to accommodate and support maternal mental health so come along to find out more and see what we can do collectively to create a better system for mums.

Lunch provided, registration required.

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