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How to Occupy Space with Women of the Wick.

How to Occupy Space with Women of the Wick.

By: Sara Kärpänen
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Welcome to TakeOver! How to occupy and reclaim space with Women of the Wick founder Sara Kärpänen. TakeOver! is dedicated to highlighting the work and personal stories of local activists, artists, and academics working towards a more equal society. Follow us for the latest news at @womenofthewick http://www.womenofthewick.com© 2026 How to Occupy Space with Women of the Wick. Art Personal Development Personal Success Social Sciences
Episodes
  • We Have A Right To Walk - #WeReclaimTheseStreets
    Mar 14 2021

    We have a right to walk safely without fear of violence. We have a right to the city. We have a right to safe cities, communities and streets.

    The time is up.

    A recording responding to the brutal killing of Sarah Everard. The podcast includes clips from the #WeReclaimeTheseStreets Vigil held in Hackney on Saturday 13th 2021.

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    16 mins
  • Cathryn Miles Griffiths on Feminism, Love, Compassion & Equality.
    Feb 18 2021


    This episode was recorded in December 2018 and it is dedicated to our beloved friend, artist, activist, and fierce feminist Cathryn Miles Griffiths. 

    Rest in Power, Cathryn.

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    40 mins
  • Juliet Can: How to Create Sustainable Change
    Dec 15 2020

    “Living in a society where artists can’t afford spaces where they can create and evolve makes me really sad. One of the reasons I got involved in building affordable studios was for us to build those connections.”

    Stour Trust founder and social justice campaigner Juliet Can talks to Women of the Wick about her journey from Uganda to the UK at the age of 10, what it taught to her about kindness, and how to create sustainable change—that lasts beyond our lifetime.

    Juliet Can have been a social justice campaigner for over 15 years. Last year, Stour Trust secured a 149-year long lease of 'The Vogue' in Hackney Wick on a peppercorn rent in providing it with a stable footing until 2168.

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    48 mins
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