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| Poet
Jean Binta Breeze performed at Global Footprints and Kitten Heels,
Women's Environmental Network's 15th anniversary celebration, on 7th
May 2004. |
Artist
Heashin Kwak made a 15th birthday cake from used plastic bottles. |
Green
Party MEP Caroline Lucas speaking in the keynote debate. She is flanked
by Amina Taylor, left, editor of Pride magazine and Sue Buckingham,
Chair of WEN. |
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cartoon workshop by cartoonist Angela Martin was one of the afternoon's
activities. |
Orla
McElroy and Katy Spooner did a roaring trade in WEN goodies. |
WEN
worker Abigail Seward talks to visitors. |
A
'fruity beauty' session on making toiletries from simple foods was
one attraction. |
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Apples,
honey and natural organic yoghurt were the main ingredients of a
face mask demonstrated in a 'fruity beauty' session on making toiletries
from simple foods. |
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Volunteer Immy Doman is seen mixing a face scrub in a 'fruity beauty'
session. |
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| Farah
Nazeer of the National Federation of WIs displays the apple and cinammon
face mask she made in a 'fruity beauty' session. |
A
fair trade fashion show by People Tree was one of the attractions. |
Caroline
Fernandez, centre-left, of WEN gave a compost surgery. |
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| Visitors
to Global Footprints and Kitten Heels pinned their own ideas for treading
more lightly on the Earth onto this cartoon globe. |
Eight
month old Millie Alldred, left, and seven month old Jamie Patterson,
admire a leopardskin print nappy while their mums Pam and Jennifer
listen to a talk on cloth nappies. |
L-R:
Amina Taylor, editor of Pride magazine, Caroline Lucas, Green MEP,
Sue Buckingham Chair of WEN, Angie Le Mar, comedienne, Bernadette
Vallely, WEN founder and Bea Campbell, writer and journalist debate
identity at Global Footprints and Kitten Heels. |
Amina
Taylor, editor of Pride magazine, Caroline Lucas the Green Party
MEP and Sue Buckingham, Chair of WEN. |
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Bernadette
Vallely, founder of Women's Environmental Network. |
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Writer
Bea Campbell. |
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| Angie
Le Mar, right, talked about carving her own identity as Britain's
first Black comedienne. She is watched by WEN Chair, Sue Buckingham. |
The
organic buffet reception. |
Bente
Madeira, Secretary of WEN's board, hosting the evening programme. |
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| Britain's
first Muslim woman stand-up comedian challenged stereotypes at Global
Footprints and Kitten Heels. |
Charlotte
Walker, left, and Deb Sansom, with WEN's waste prevention bus. |
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How to do a toxic tour of your bathroom toiletries
was one of the popular afternoon activities.
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