Join Laura Elizabeth Woollett and Lucia Osborne-Crowley in conversation with author and journalist Molly Flatt
Laura Elizabeth Woollett was at work, meticulously planning her death. Then her period arrived - and she felt like herself again. Lucia Osborne-Crowley sat through every day of Ghislaine Maxwell's explosive trial, listening as survivors confronted a justice system unequipped to understand trauma.
Together, these two fearless writers explore what happens when the body knows something that medicine, law and society refuse to hear. Expect a gripping conversation about PMDD (premenstrual dysphoric disorder), sexual violence, true crime, testimony - and who gets believed.
Combining lived experience with forensic research, they ask why women are still required to prove their own pain, what institutions fail to understand about trauma and whether writing can restore agency to people whose stories have been dismissed, doubted or distorted.
Doors open at 3pm, this event runs from 3:15-4:15pm
