A reflection piece by Women On Tap CIC founder, Rachel Auty | READ IT HERE.

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Women On Tap CIC founder Rachel Auty in conversation with Ellie Hudspith, Senior Campaigns Manager from CAMRA about the equality, diversity and inclusion work driven by the organisation, and why CAMRA is still as relevant today as ever.

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In the aftermath of the beer industry’s own #metoo which triggered the incredible, powerful Brave Noise movement, we’ll talk to a panel of activists and game changers to discuss our personal experiences and some of the work they are leading on, with reflection on the million pound question: Is beer a safe space now?

Our panel:

Shreena Gobey, Women’s Night Safe Coordinator, Women’s Lives Leeds.

Farah Benis, Founder and Managing Director of FFA Security Group and Board Member of a board member of Chalk Back, a youth-led organisation that is committed to tackling public street harassment.

Elysia O'Neill and Della Claydon, Founders of The Egalitarian, an organisation working to create a fairer society through community-led, data-driven projects and training, including certification for the night time economy.

Hosted by Rachel Auty, Founder of Women On Tap CIC.

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Rachel Auty from Women On Tap chats to Kerttu Inkeroinen, Director of Marketing and Ecommerce at Lucky Saint about beer industry trends and how being a B Corp adds value to both a business and a brand.

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Women On Tap’s own Katie Rooke has been speaking with photographer and socially engaged artist, Marge Bradshaw about her ‘Brewsters’ project.

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It’s time for Rachel to talk about highlights of WOTFEST SEVEN, what ‘mission accomplished’ would look like for Women On Tap CIC, and she paints her ‘ideal pub’ scene.

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Women belong in beer - except, the beer, brewing and hospitality industry doesn’t always make it seem that way. In our fight for equality, and a diverse beer, brewing and hospitality industry, we need role models. Game changers that inspire, and lead by example. Too often, women’s stories in beer that make headlines or podcasts are focused around trauma. What happened to us, rather than what is happening with us.

Instead, this year, WOTFEST has chosen 2023’s ‘Ones to Watch’. Written by Emmie Harrison-West.

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We asked breweries to fill in a survey about the makeup of their brewing and leadership teams and overall workforce. We thought you might like to know more about what we found out.