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International Women’s Day in Liverpool: #FemaleForum as a Space for Dialogue on Female Leadership and Fundraising

International Women’s Day in Liverpool: #FemaleForum as a Space for Dialogue on Female Leadership and Fundraising

Author/Editor Maria Anna Furman

Liverpool will once again become the setting for an important conversation about the role of women in the contemporary world. As part of the La Vida Book Festival, taking place in the dynamic BOXPARK venue, a special #FemaleForum Circle Conversation is scheduled for Sunday, 8 March at 12:30 pm, forming part of the International Women’s Day celebrations.

This year’s edition focuses on the theme “Give to Gain”, an idea that highlights the importance of conscious giving as a foundation for building relationships, communities, and lasting social impact. The discussion will explore topics such as female-led fundraising, cross-sector collaboration, and the role of women as catalysts for change across public, business, and cultural spaces.

The circle conversation format encourages authentic exchange and reflection, creating a welcoming environment for leaders, entrepreneurs, artists, and representatives of social and creative communities. Organisers emphasise that the aim of the event is not only to celebrate women’s achievements but also to inspire meaningful action and strengthen networks of support grounded in collaboration and shared values.

The inclusion of #FemaleForum within the La Vida Book Festival programme aligns with the broader Liverpool Literacy Cycle initiative and with projects that promote dialogue, social development, and active participation in the city’s cultural life. The event combines a strong local dimension with an international perspective, highlighting the importance of women’s voices in shaping communities' futures.

The session is open to festival participants and invites reflection on how sharing knowledge, experience, and support can contribute to building a more conscious and engaged society.

Author/Editor Maria Anna Furman

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