Birth Stories Art Exhibition - My Birth, My Voice
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The Birth Stories Project - Art Exhibition
My Birth, My Voice.
An act of advocacy through collective communal expression.
A movement to bring birth stories into the light, to give a voice to birth, create space for healing, and to push for change in the maternity system.
Funded by The National Lottery’s Community Fund.
Birth is one of the most universal human experiences. And yet for too long, the voices of those who live it have been absent from public conversation.
Created in collaboration with people across the community who have shared their experiences through our Birth Stories art and poetry workshops, this exhibition brings real voices, real stories and real creative expression into a shared public space.
Because we believe that when birth stories are heard, birth culture changes.
That when birthing people are witnessed, something shifts, in individuals, in communities, and in the systems that surround them.
Every piece of work in this exhibition was made by someone who lived it. Every voice belongs to a person whose experience deserves to be known and expressed.
The exhibition moves through different aspects of birth and the birth experience, from loss to joy, from the postnatal period to the ecstatic, holding space for the full spectrum of what birth can be.
It has been designed not just to be seen, but to be felt, to create the kind of meaningful connection and reflection that changes how we think, talk and care about birth.
This is not a clinical space. It is a space of witnessing, of honouring, and of believing that the voices of birthing people matter, and that sharing them is how we begin to change things.
See you there 🌀
Opening Ceremony Saturday 26th September at 10.30am
Closing Ceremony Sunday 27th September at 3.30pm
The Assembly Rooms, High Street, Glastonbury, BA6 9DU
Free entry. All welcome.
Further details to come. In the meantime, you can find out more here ↓
https://www.sacredbirthcentre.org/event-details/birth-stories-project-exhibition-my-birth-my-voice
My Birth, My Voice.
An act of advocacy through collective communal expression.
A movement to bring birth stories into the light, to give a voice to birth, create space for healing, and to push for change in the maternity system.
Funded by The National Lottery’s Community Fund.
Birth is one of the most universal human experiences. And yet for too long, the voices of those who live it have been absent from public conversation.
Created in collaboration with people across the community who have shared their experiences through our Birth Stories art and poetry workshops, this exhibition brings real voices, real stories and real creative expression into a shared public space.
Because we believe that when birth stories are heard, birth culture changes.
That when birthing people are witnessed, something shifts, in individuals, in communities, and in the systems that surround them.
Every piece of work in this exhibition was made by someone who lived it. Every voice belongs to a person whose experience deserves to be known and expressed.
The exhibition moves through different aspects of birth and the birth experience, from loss to joy, from the postnatal period to the ecstatic, holding space for the full spectrum of what birth can be.
It has been designed not just to be seen, but to be felt, to create the kind of meaningful connection and reflection that changes how we think, talk and care about birth.
This is not a clinical space. It is a space of witnessing, of honouring, and of believing that the voices of birthing people matter, and that sharing them is how we begin to change things.
See you there 🌀
Opening Ceremony Saturday 26th September at 10.30am
Closing Ceremony Sunday 27th September at 3.30pm
The Assembly Rooms, High Street, Glastonbury, BA6 9DU
Free entry. All welcome.
Further details to come. In the meantime, you can find out more here ↓
https://www.sacredbirthcentre.org/event-details/birth-stories-project-exhibition-my-birth-my-voice
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Where is it happening?
The Assembly Rooms Glastonbury, High St,Glastonbury, Somerset, United Kingdom
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Host or PublisherSacred Birth Centre
