Sunday WOW Festival Day Pass
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The festival’s final day brings talks, poetry and performances on feminism, solidarity, pleasure, power, media and masculinity. The published programme names Jude Kelly, Views on News, Jordan Stephens, Hollie McNish, Aja Barber, Natasha Walter, Angela Saini, Zahra Joya and Joanna Bourke.
The Sunday programme opens with Jude Kelly and Views on News, then includes musician Jordan Stephens on masculinity and mental health and poetry from Hollie McNish. Authors Aja Barber, Natasha Walter and Angela Saini and journalist Zahra Joya discuss feminism, solidarity and inequality. Other listed sessions address pleasure after trauma and Professor Joanna Bourke’s discussion of how gender shapes public narratives about people who cause harm. The session timetable and day end remain unpublished.
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