One of Women for Women International’s main UK fund-and-profile-raising events, Jenny has helped to establish the #SheInspiresMe Car Boot Sale as one of the most fashionable car boot sales in the world (according to the media) in its first two years. Example press:

December 2015 Jenny was honored to handle the UK press for Julien Temple’s extraordinary feature documentary ‘The Ecstasy of Wilko Johnson’

The film was received with real acclaim by the critics. Of Temple himself the Guardian wrote ‘Like Wilko, his films exude an irrepressibly punky joie de vivre. Encore!’ Uncut described the film as ‘inspiring stuff’ and The Independent said ‘there is something comical but uplifting in the baffled ecstasy he feels in still being alive’.

Photo credit Hazel Thompson

Despite rapid progress, HIV/AIDS remains a significant problem across East and Southern Africa. African women are bearing the brunt of the epidemic, but they are also leading the fightback.

mothers2mothers employs and trains HIV-positive women to deliver health services, advice, and support to women and their families at health facilities and in local communities. From an initial focus on eliminating mother-to-child transmission of HIV. Patrons include Annie Lennox and Salma Hayek Pinault. Coverage from World AIDS Day 1/12/2017 includes:

Women for Women International is the highly respected charity which helps women survivors of war re-build their lives. The UK arm of the organisation has grown three-fold since Jenny began working on their PR, and is now well established as a leading commentator on women’s rights and women, peace and security.

In 2015 artist and filmmaker Robin Lee held an Alternative Valentine’s Show at Barts Pathology Museum, part of Queen Mary University of London.

Forget about candied hearts and flowers, audience members were asked to confront their mortality, and contemplate what they might rectify before it’s too late, with ‘REGRETS’ – a multi-media exhibition not for the faint hearted.

The exhibition featured in Time Out, Metro, Disorder magazine and Robin was interviewed by The Guardian, BBC London and BBC World Service amongst others.

Jenny worked with the UK arm of international maternal health advocacy NGO The White Ribbon Alliance for Safe Motherhood for several years. In that time she worked on creative campaigns such as #HelloMum at Glastonbury Festival; with high profile supporters around the world (pictured Arianna Huffington, Donna Karan and Patron Sarah Brown being interviewed by ABC at an event in NYC); and with Citizen Reporters campaigning to get more citizens – especially women – at the top table of events and talks affecting their lives such as the UNGA.

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