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13 March 2019

#UHBristolArts Second Wednesday - This Girl Can Move

Enjoy an evening of lively conversation about how to stay well during pregnancy and after birth.

Be the first to see an exhibition of portrait photographs created in partnership with Bristol's This Girl Can 'Fit Got Real' campaign for the Midwife Led Unit and hear how a photographer, a stand up comedy performer, and a sports event producer have found their own ways of navigating the roller coaster of early motherhood.

Part of the regular #UHBristolArts Second Wednesday Programme (please note change of venue to St Michael's Hospital)

During March, MOVING is the theme for #UHBristolArts Arts, the Arts and Culture Programme at University Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust. Throughout the month we will look at both moving and being moved, and explore how emotions are affected by how we exercise our bodies and our minds.

Panel includes:

Angie Belcher - performer and producer of Aftermirth - the daytime comedy club for parents with new babies. Angie will present an extract of one of her popular shows and demonstrate how sharing stories and laughing together can contribute to lifting the mood of post-natal mums. @angiebelcher #aftermirth

Claire Nichols - Physical Activity Development Officer, producer of 'Fit Got Real' and 'This Girl Can' for Bristol City Council Public Health (www.bristolgirlscan.co.uk) Claire will share some of the resources now available to help all women become more active. #FitGotReal

Jeni Nott - Professional Photographer commissioned for the This Girl Can exhbiition and reknowned for capturing the individuality of people and places in movement. Jeni will share some stories from behind the lense of the women whose images she captured during the shoot. jeninottphotography.com

Sarah Windfeld - Head of Midwifery at St Micheal's Hospital, the maternity hospital that is part of University Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust. Sarah proudly opened the Midwife Led Birthing Unit in 2013, which offers a homely environment in which to give birth for women with uncomplicated pregnancies.

The event is free to attend. Please book your place here: http://bit.ly/2C2otPd


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