We can’t wait to welcome you to our first event in our brand new BarBichette space!
To open our venue we’ve invited two incredible women, Esra Tat and Joanna Maycock, to speak about eco-feminism, social change and feminist leadership.
Both political changemaking powerhouses in their own rights, Esra and Joanna have years of experience working in feminist social justice and will share their expertise with us through an interactive evening of discovering and dreaming big.
Following the discussion, we will have some live music and chats!
We are now sold out for our BarBichette event on 26 January. Please send us an email if you'd like us to add you to our waiting list: contact@barbichette.org
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About our speakers
Esra Tat is a long-term social and climate justice activist and leader. As the Executive Director of Zero Waste Europe (ZWE), she leads on the strategic development of the organisation. Before joining ZWE, Esra co-directed a social enterprise developing energy efficiency co-housing programmes in France and also worked as a sustainability programme manager. Esra has extensive experience in movement building and network development in the field of resources, climate and environment, and with a specific approach of decentralised organising and collective intelligence. Find Esra on Twitter.
Joanna Maycock is a key figure of the feminist movement in Europe. She was previously the Secretary General of the European Women’s Lobby, advancing women’s rights in Europe through advocacy and members’ engagement. Before that, Joanna led ActionAid International’s work in Europe and she was the first woman President of CONCORD. She is currently leading and working collaboratively with several networks in Brussels supporting and advancing women in leadership and developing feminist leadership in practice, including the Women100, a community of diverse women from all corners of Brussels who work to amplify the voices and actions of women in the city. Find Joanna on Twitter.