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Mad Chicks: 9 October 2004

Mad Chick | 09.08.2004 13:06 | Gender | Health | Social Struggles | London

Hi

I found your details on the ESF proposal pages and wondered if this was of interest - or if
you could forward it to others who might want to be involved.
thanks
Esther
Mad Chicks, 9 October 2004
Mad Chicks - the girlish section of Mad Pride - is holding a day and
evening of events exploring, raging about and improving women's mental
health. The Union Chapel at London's Highbury Corner will be host to an
info-fair, creative workshops, massage, debates, video, artwork, a cafi
and, in the evening, a great gig with music, comedy, poetry, live arts
and general merriment.


We need volunteers, skilled and unskilled, to help with all manner of
things from the technical to the physical to the decorative. Please come
to our volunteers' meeting on 28 August, 2-4, in the Lower Hall of the
Union Chapel. Enter the venue from the rear door, Compton Avenue,
nearest tube and BR: Highbury and Islington, buses: 4, 19, 30, 43, 271,
277, 279 (wheelchair accessible). At the meeting we will discuss how you can get involved.
If
you can't make the meeting, please contact us by email with suggestions
or expressions of willingness -  madchicks@hotmail.com

If you are part of any mental health organization or group, please
contact us ASAP to book a free stall on  madchicks@hotmail.com - , and/or
come along to the volunteers' meeting.

We hope to offer volunteers refreshments, expenses, and a good time.



Mad Chick
- e-mail: madchicks@hotmail.com
- Homepage: http://www.madpride.org.uk

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MAD CHICKS NEW DATE NOVEMBER 27TH

28.09.2004 15:46


MAD CHICKS LAUNCH: Saturday November 27th 2004

Mad Chicks is about women psychiatric patients and survivors of the psychiatric system, who are sick of being treated like crap and generally sidelined. Mad Chicks believes that a women-focussed organisation and campaign can highlight issues with particular female resonance, such as mixed wards, childcare, assertiveness and rights, sexism in the NHS - and provide a more conducive space for women to discuss their experience of services.

Mad Chicks is being launched on Saturday November 27th 2004, 1-11pm, with an afternoon and evening of events exploring, raging about and improving women's mental health. The Union Chapel, Highbury, North London will be host to an arts & mental health info fair, creative workshops, debates, video, artwork, massage, a cafe and a live gig in the evening, with music, comedy, poetry, live arts and general merriment. The line-up will include some of the great mad women of art, poetry and rock & roll. Ana da Silva and Gina Birch of The Raincoats, Maggie Nicols, Gertrude, Bobby Baker on video and lots more tbc. The daytime events will be for women and girls, and the evening will be for everyone.

Get involved! Mad Chicks is looking for women volunteers and also for organisations who would like a free stall at the info fair. Groups are planning to come from all over the UK. Find out more from  madchicks@hotmail.com or www.geocities.com/mad_chicks_uk or write to Mad Chicks, c/o Esther Leslie, School of English and Humanities, Birkbeck, Malet Street, London, WC1E 7HX.

LATEST FLYER BELOW

melanie
mail e-mail: madchicks@hotmail.com
- Homepage: http://www.geocities.com/mad_chicks_uk


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