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SUMMARY:Womanity 2015 with music from Duotone / Tamara Parsons-Baker and more @ Modern Art Oxford\, Oxford
DESCRIPTION:Returning for the second time\, Womanity is an all-day festival\, which seeks to provide a forum for young people of all genders. The aim is to come together to create\, learn and discuss gender-based issues\, which affect their day-to-day lives.\nHosted this year by Modern Art Oxford\, the day will be split into two sections: live music and interactive talks. Womanity sat down with a group of young men and women to find out what issues they think are important and interesting\, the talks will cover a wide area of subjects ranging from music\, art\, education\, culture and gender. These interactive talks allow the audience to participate as much\, or as little as they are comfortable with.\nWomanity is about celebration\, education and unity.\n2.00 pm-2.20 pm: What's consent and why does it matter? (Eden Bailey)\nA workshop discussing what 'consent' means\, busting myths about sexual violence\, and providing a safe environment to address damaging attitudes towards sexual violence. Participants are welcome to come to this workshop for as little or as long as they would like\, and we will begin by establishing 'house rules' together so that everyone feels comfortable.\n2.30 pm-2.50 pm: Then and Now: What happened? (Daniel Odong)\nSo much has changed in regards to the language which is seen as acceptable to use to one another in a school environment. How is it being challenged these days compared to 10 years ago?\n3.00 pm-3.20 pm: Designing your own education (George Mendelson)\nEducation generally is a form of learning in which the knowledge\, skills\, values\, beliefs and habits of a group of people are transferred from one generation to the next though story telling\, discussion\, teaching. Can we design our own learning\, whilst sharing our stories opening up discussions rebuilding new ways for all children\, young people and adults to continue to learn?\n3.30 pm-3.50 pm: Music By Numbers (Olivia Havercroft)\nCan you make a 'perfect' song? Scientific research has demonstrated that there are tempos\, instruments and rhythms that are generally liked by most people. If you combine all these 'good' elements\, can you make the perfect song? What happens if you make a song from instruments and sounds you dislike? This session will cover the science of what makes you enjoy music\, and use this to compose your own 'song by numbers'.\n4.00 pm-4.20 pm: Gender Equality Issues In Developing Countries\nDr. Lana Duncalf has held Senior Management roles at some of the major International Humanitarian Organisations and Charities\, such as Oxfam GB\, United Nations\, Red Cross as well as Ethical Business Services and has the first hand experience of managing multinational Gender equality related programmes in developing countries. Hear from her the consequences that gender equality in developing countries has on international businesses.\n4.30 pm-4.50 pm: Black Women's Blueprint (Sensi Mclean)\nHow have black women helped to shape history and how has it impacted on today’s society?\n5.00 pm-5.20 pm: Artist talk with Toni Le Busque\nArtist\, doodleist and tattoist Toni Le Busque will be having an informal chat with local creative mentor George Mendelson about her story so far.\n5.30 pm-5.50 pm: Why Does Gender Empowerment Matter to Everyone?\nA discussion with the Youth Leaders and Young People from the Cheney Gender Empowerment Society.\n7.00 pm-10.00 pm: Live music\n\nDuotone: An extraordinary musician who has\, over the past few years become known for his 'alternative and unique' approach to playing the cello.\nRainbow Reservoir: Melodic catchiness with a hard punk hilt.\nTamara Parsons-Baker: One of Oxford's finest singer-songwriters.\nI.M. Khalifa: A storyteller dabbling in the creative arts and its many forms.\nMary James: A soulful\, powerful and haunting sound.\nYoung Women's Music Project: Solo and group performances of tracks that the girls at YWMP have been recently working on.\nHosted by Ithar MK\n\nWomanity zines will be available\, drawn and designed by Iman Mahdy and Nikki Caranzo. Exhibition by Modelling Change who use the creative arts to engage and empower girls aged 16 to 19 in the Oxfordshire area. 'Hall of Femme' curated by Charlie Henry\, an interactive installation which will grow throughout the day as a roll call that lists women we should all know about.\nMore information at www.facebook.com/events/844152105647497. Tickets available from www.modernartoxford.org.uk/event/womanity
URL:https://www.musicinoxford.co.uk/event/womanity-2015-with-music-from-duotone-tamara-parsons-baker-and-more-modern-art-oxford-oxford/
LOCATION:30 Pembroke Street\, Oxford\, Oxfordshire\, OX1 1BP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Festivals,Gigs,Installations,Seminars,Workshops
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SUMMARY:Osprey / Richard Brotherton / No Horses / Purple May / Dave Tommo @ The Wheatsheaf\, Oxford
DESCRIPTION:Free music in the downstairs bar. More information at www.facebook.com/events/400069776837939
URL:https://www.musicinoxford.co.uk/event/osprey-richard-brotherton-no-horses-purple-may-dave-tommo-the-wheatsheaf-oxford/
LOCATION:129 High Street\, Oxford\, Oxfordshire\, OX1 4DF\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Gigs
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SUMMARY:Izabella Borzymowska Quartet @ Oxford Wine Café\, Oxford
DESCRIPTION:Izabella Borzymowska presents a new selection of music from the worlds of jazz and Latin music. Her repertoire has magic in it – engorged with melodies you just can’t grasp the name of\, but know very well. This makes for superb listening and the interplay between Izabella and her musicians always engages her audiences.\nMore information at oxfordwinecafe.co.uk/jazz
URL:https://www.musicinoxford.co.uk/event/izabella-borzymowska-quartet-oxford-wine-cafe-oxford/
LOCATION:38 South Parade\, Oxford\, Oxfordshire\, OX2 7JN\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Gigs
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SUMMARY:Steamroller & guests @ The Cellar\, Oxford
DESCRIPTION:Featuring Krissy Matthews\, Aaron Keylock\, Mick Greaney\, Vincent White\, Kevin Busby and Richard Belmont.\nAll proceeds from the gig go to Oasis (Oxfordshire Autistic Society Information & Support).\nTickets available from www.wegottickets.com/event/305082
URL:https://www.musicinoxford.co.uk/event/steamroller-guests-the-cellar-oxford/
LOCATION:Frewin Court\, Oxford\, Oxfordshire\, OX1 3HZ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Gigs
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