Every Sunday morning at 10am women and men meet outside the Forum in Norwich to rehearse a dance piece that is designed for the 14th Feb 2013 at 1pm outside the Forum. All over the world on the same dat, people will be doing the same dance to end violence against women. One billion women on the planet have been subjected to violence and we now want it to stop!
After the dance we have a cup of hot chocolate or coffee and chat at the Marzano's cafe.
The event in Norwich has been organised by Shelly Telly and she has made a film trailer of us all dancing. I took a photo that is in the EDP today.
I copied the whole article by David Freezer onto my blog. but if the film isn't working click or copy link here. http://www.edp24.co.uk/news/video_dancers_brave_the_cold_to_practise_steps_as_norwich_prepares_to_take_part_in_one_billion_rising_1_1801790
Video: Dancers brave the cold to practise steps as Norwich prepares to take part in One Billion Rising
By DAVID FREEZER
Tuesday, January 22, 2013
Practice of Norwich Rising dance outside the Forum in Norwich Photo by Eloise O'Hare 6:30 AM
Dancers braved the cold to practise for an upcoming local event supporting the One Billion Rising international campaign at the weekend.
Norwich Pride is still looking for people to take part
in the event, which aims to raise awareness of violence
against women and hopes to get one billion women,
and those who love them, to dance on February 14.
This is based on United Nations estimates that one
in three women on the planet – roughly one billion
women – will be raped or violently assaulted in her
lifetime.
The Norwich Rising event is planned as a mass dance
at the Forum at 1pm on February 14 and organisers got
in some practise for the event on Sunday morning.
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