Still We Stay: The Power of Building What Lasts – PRECIOUS Nights

Name: Still We Stay: The Power of Building What Lasts – PRECIOUS Nights
Start: 2026-03-05T18:15:00+00:00
End: 2026-03-05T20:30:00+00:00
Location: The British Library

Schedule

Thu Mar 05 2026 at 06:15 pm to 08:30 pm

UTC+00:00

Location

The British Library | London, EN

An intimate evening for women building businesses, careers and creative lives. A conversation about longevity, care, and what truly lasts.
About this Event

Building something meaningful takes more than ambition.

It takes endurance.

Still We Stay is an intimate evening for women of colour founders, leaders, and creatives who are in it for the long term.

It’s a warm, thoughtful space for honest conversation about:

Staying power
Longevity in business and leadership
Emotional labour and resilience
Sustaining yourself while you sustain your work

Expect:

A candid panel conversation
Practical insight and shared experiences
Meaningful connection with like-minded women
Time to talk and reflect

This is an evening of depth, community, and clarity.

Reserve your place today.

Myvanwy Evans-Davis, Founder, Louder Than Words
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Myfanwy is the founder of Louder Than Words Ltd, the UK’s only Black female-led, non-profit creative agency specialising in cultural strategy, PR and communications.

Established in the aftermath of the 2011 UK uprisings, Louder Than Words has since engaged over 5 million young people through inclusive, community-rooted programmes that connect underrepresented communities with the arts, industry, and the natural world.

The agency’s model combines strategic expertise with authentic cultural insight, ensuring campaigns are not only creative and far-reaching but also equitable and transformational.

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Nadia Haynes, founder, The Glass Hive
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Nadia is the founder of The Glass Hive, a strategic communications consultancy supporting CICs, non-profits and local government organisations to build meaningful, sustainable engagement. With over 20 years’ experience across health, charities, hospitality, government, music and fashion, she is known for a thoughtful, high-impact approach that centres people, purpose and long-term value.
Nadia’s career began with a passion for amplifying Black British talent. While studying media at The BRIT School, she produced one of the first live shows on Brit FM, the school’s radio station, honing her skills in broadcasting. She later gained hands-on PR experience at Jackie Cooper PR (now JCPR) during her studies at the University of Huddersfield, shaping a career rooted in clarity, connection and cultural insight.
Alongside her consultancy work, Nadia mentors emerging leaders and partners with organisations and individuals committed to work that endures, grounded in integrity, community and impact.