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Edinburgh University Feminist Society, 54 George Street, Edinburgh (2026)

02/04/2026

welfare information for the charity ball tonight ‼️‼️

As always, we want this to be a safe and accessible space for everyone. To ensure this, sober welfare reps will be around for whenever you need them. They are Raniyah (she/her), Annick (she/her), Julia (she/her) and Sehanthi (she/her). Don’t hesitate to find them if you have any questions or concerns!

if you haven’t bought a ticket yet make sure to head over to the EUSA page ASAP (linked in their bio)🌟🌟
we cannot wait to see you tonight 🪩🪩

01/04/2026

performers line up for charity ball‼️‼️

we are so excited to see all these wonderful performers tomorrow, make sure you get a ticket from the EUSA page linked in their bio so you don’t miss out🌟🌟

19:30 - doors
20:30 - shivie and sid
21:05 - bea
21:15 - roberts and jones
21:35 - gigi n tonic
21:45 - break
22:00 - raffle
22:30 - pole soc
22:45 - esther and libby
23:10 - mari
23:30 - seli
00:15 - performances end
00:30 - doors close
🪩🪩🪩

01/04/2026

performers line up for charity ball‼️‼️

we are so excited to see all these wonderful performers tomorrow, make sure you get a ticket from the EUSA page linked in their bio so you don’t miss out🌟🌟

19:30 - doors
20:30 - shivie and sid
21:05 - bea
21:15 - roberts and jones
21:35 - gigi n tonic
21:45 - break
22:00 - raffle
22:30 - pole soc
22:45 - esther and libby
23:10 - mari
23:30 - seli
00:15 - performances end
00:30 - doors close

31/03/2026

Your donations will be helping Mohammed Khrais as one of our chosen beneficiaries for our 2026 Charity Ball 🩷

Mohammed Khrais, 25, from Gaza, had just begun building his future after graduating, until everything changed on October 7th, 2023.

His home was destroyed, his family injured, and they were forced into displacement for over a year, surviving without stable income. Today, he faces over $12,000 in debt just to cover basic survival. Despite this, Mohammed holds onto hope. Recently engaged, he is trying to rebuild his life.

❓ Where will the funds go?

Your support can help restore stability, dignity and a future for Mohammed Khrais and his family.

Rebuilding a home- secure and safe housing after complete destruction during the war

Repaying survival debts: covering over $12,000 spent on shelter, food, and medical necessities

Reuniting his family and starting a life with his fiancée, kept apart by blocked roads and checkpoints

Even the smallest contribution can help them take one step closer to healing and rebuilding.

❓ Can I still support if I cannot attend the ball? Absolutely!

To support Mohammed, visit his fundraising page on Chuffed.org - https://chuffed.org/project/separa ted-by-war-united-by-hope-help- us-start-again

This link is also available via our LinkTree.

On the fundraising page, enter an amount and donate securely online. Every contribution, big or small, helps him rebuild his life, repay war- related debts, and work towards a stable future with his fiancée.

Thank you for your support 🩷

30/03/2026

accessibility information for the charity ball‼️

if you haven’t got your ticket yet for the charity ball on thursday, you can get it on the EUSA page which can be found linked in femsoc’s bio 🌟🌟

Post transcript:
🛗 To access the first floor. There is a lift to the right of the foyer. The lift is spacious and includes grab bars for assistance. The lift also includes spoken messages indicating which floor the lift is presently on and whether the doors are opening or closing.

🎧 The venue has an induction loop accessible in the ground floor, music hall and ballroom areas, guests should switch their hearing aids to the t’ position.

📶 To access the first floor using the east and west stairs there are 25 steps either side, which is broken down into 3 sections of (6, 12 and 7 steps) each area has a flat landing and handrail. The first floor includes the crush hall, ballroom, music hall, east and west drawing rooms and the under-balcony bar.

🪧 Directional signage is in braille located throughout the venue, within the building there are also call buttons for assistance if required.

🚾 Accessible toilet facilities are within easy reach of the first floor area. Staff located around the venue can help directing to the nearest toilet area. Each cubicle contains an adapted toilets each with grab rails, emergency buttons, lowered mirrors, and fittings. Currently these toilets allow for either a left or a right lateral transfer, not both.

29/03/2026

RAFFLE PRIZES FOR THE CHARITY BALL!!

do you want a chance to win prizes from:
• Uplands coffee
• Rare birds book
• Thorne records voucher
• Improverts tickets
• Paradise palms voucher
• Cameo voucher
• Edinbrugh bookshop bag of book
+ more

then get your £18 charity ball ticket‼️‼️
tickets can be found on the femsoc EUSA page which is linked in the bio 🌟

28/03/2026

join us on monday for our final discussion group of the academic year! we will be discussing s**t and the romanticisation of the patriarchy in 40gs 7.18‼️‼️

27/03/2026

not sure what to wear for the charity ball? here is some outfit inspo‼️‼️

this years theme is cabaret and we’re so excited to see your wonderful 1920s, showgirl, hollywood regency, moulin rouge inspired looks!! 🌟

don’t forget to get your £18 tickets for the charity ball on the 2nd of april from the EUSA page 💃

27/03/2026

join us on saturday the 28th of march for a craft event to make decorations for the charity ball!! this will be a super fun, chill event to get everyone into the spirit of cabaret before the ball 🌟
this will be taking place from 14:00-16:00 in the lomond room in pleasance 🪩

we will be making collages and some origami stars!! bring along any collage materials you may have but all other materials will be provided ‼️‼️

don’t forget to get your £18 tickets for the charity ball from the EUSA page 💃

26/03/2026

We are proud to be supporting Imkaan with our Charity Ball fundraising this year ♥️

Imkaan are the UK’s only national feminist umbrella organisation dedicated to addressing violence against Black and minoritised women and girls.

“Our work is unique because we combine frontline insight with strategic policy and advocacy, making sure the voices and experiences of Black and minoritised women are visible and heard in government, funding decisions, and wider public conversations.”

🩷 Where will the funds go? 🩷

Imkaan is dedicated to challenging the systems that create inequality, unsafe spaces, and barriers to justice.

👥 Movement building: bringing communities of women together to protect, support, and create change

➡️ Regranting vital funds by directing resources to underfunded, specialist “by and for” organisations supporting marginalised

❗Challenging systemic inequality and pushing for fair, anti-racist funding and policy change

Imkaan is a team of just seven staff so all funds raised will go directly to supporting their work

🦋 Can I still support if I cannot attend the ball? 🦋

Absolutely. Here are some ways you can help this amazing service continue their important work:

🌐 Visit their website: https://www.imkaan.org.uk/ to donate or support more sponsored events

💸 Donate through Peoples fundraising: https://www.peoplesfundraising.com/d onation/imkaan

You can make a one-time donation or donate regularly through their page. Every contribution helps!

Thank you for your support 🩷

25/03/2026

Still looking for your charity ball outfit?

Here are our recommendations for where to find the perfect, sustainable cabaret look‼️

Join us on the 2nd of April for the charity ball! Tickets are only £18 and can be found in the instagram bio 💃

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