International Women's Day event in Bristol
Posted March 3rd, 2011 by Megan Rowling
Bristol Link with Nicaragua (BLINC)
Tuesday, March 8
Contribution to International Women's Day with Nathalie Vivas (liaison of the Venezuelan Ambassador to the UK, and head of energy section), Jitzy Centeno (Fairtrade producer from Nicaragua), short documentary and a hot Nicaraguan meal.
Venue: La Ruca, 89 Glos Rd, Bristol BS7 8AS.
Food from 6pm and speakers from 7pm.
All profits will go to a women’s project in Nicaragua.
Tickets £10 from La Ruca or email: jessica.randall@uwe.ac.uk
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