The collective – made up DJ Tricia Gardiner, Nottinghamshire actor Esther Coles and film producer Anna Griffin – are offering workshops to aid the wellbeing of women everywhere after a particularly difficult month…
Local collective Sugar Stealers have announced a month of free online workshops designed to offer support, community and inspiration after research suggested that women’s mental health had been particularly impacted by the pandemic.
Funded by the national lottery community fund, sessions include meditation and yoga, creative and spiritual inspiration, bee-keeping, growing small businesses, personal development and more. Running from Monday 15 March to Saturday 10 April, particular highlights include weekly all-body boxing workouts from She Strikes which aims to harness your inner power, plus a Bedroom Boogie on Friday 2 April with professional West End performer Molly-May Gardiner, designed to get you moving spontaneously and release any unwanted emotions. They’ll also be bringing the month to a close with a Zoom Soul Sister party.
Tricia says: “The whole pandemic has been tough on women, whether isolated at home as a new mum, caring for older family members or juggling work and homeschooling. We have designed these free workshops led by inspirational women to help support women everywhere through these last few months.”
To get involved, view workshops and book here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/d/online/sugar-stealers/
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