From Bryon Shire News:
The festival will be a celebration of women and birth, with workshops, talks and films focussing on positive birth messages as well as giving women the opportunity to reflect on previous birth experiences.
Eight women will speak about their births, from Aboriginal elder Aunty June Gordon, a Widajabul Elder, to a Sudanese refugee talking about her experience in war-torn Sudan, to local comedian Mandy Nolan, who will share the stories of her four births.
The Red Tent Festival is on Saturday (November 7) at the Federal Hall and surrounding area. Proceeds will go to the Northern Rivers Maternity Action Group.
The festival will be a celebration of women and birth, with workshops, talks and films focussing on positive birth messages as well as giving women the opportunity to reflect on previous birth experiences.
Eight women will speak about their births, from Aboriginal elder Aunty June Gordon, a Widajabul Elder, to a Sudanese refugee talking about her experience in war-torn Sudan, to local comedian Mandy Nolan, who will share the stories of her four births.
The Red Tent Festival is on Saturday (November 7) at the Federal Hall and surrounding area. Proceeds will go to the Northern Rivers Maternity Action Group.
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