When
SundayApril 2
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Where
University of Newcastle NUspace X301
Level 3
Cnr Hunter & Auckland St
Newcastle NSW 2300
ACCESSIBILITY
Tickets
$17.50+ Transaction fee
Reckoning with Childlessness
In a culture that expects women to become mothers, what does it mean to be childless – either by choice or circumstance? Through fiction and nonfiction, Lucy Nelson and Sian Prior explore the complex experience of childlessness and challenge myths and misconceptions.
Hosted by Beejay Silcox.
The Speakers
Lucy Nelson
In a culture that expects women to become mothers, what does it mean to be childless – either by choice or circumstance? Through fiction and nonfiction, Lucy Nelson and Sian…
Sian Prior
In a culture that expects women to become mothers, what does it mean to be childless – either by choice or circumstance? Through fiction and nonfiction, Lucy Nelson and Sian…
Beejay Silcox
In a culture that expects women to become mothers, what does it mean to be childless – either by choice or circumstance? Through fiction and nonfiction, Lucy Nelson and Sian…
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