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T-SHIRT ON SALE NOW! CLICK HERE TO ORDER YOURS
V-Day and Jasmine Di Milo have collaborated to produce a T-shirt and all profits will be donated to V-Day. You can purchase the T-shirt at
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The Vagina Monologues book
This collection of monologues has been one of the biggest movements in theatre today. Eve takes us on a journey all across the world, where we laugh, sigh and cry as we hear the stories of women whose vaginas have been oppressed, loved, and forgotten in our male-oriented societies. Buy The Vagina Monologues at Amazon and V-Day UK will get a percentage of the proceeds.
Liberty Bodies
Liberty Bodies, suppliers of alternative giftware, is owned and run by South Devon based Jan Morley, who has worked as a designer in the tableware industry for 15 years. The Liberty Bodies range of alternative lifestyle gifts is ideal for gay and lesbian civil partnerships, Birthdays, Christmas or a thoughtful gift for a special person. Jan generously donates 10% of net sales from selected products to V-Day. Take a look at her website for some creative, unique and unusual gift ideas.
The Good Body Book
Eve returns with another riotous and heart warming compilation. But this time it's about her 2nd greatest obsession: her tortured relationship with her post-forties stomach. We follow her from lo-carb diets and marine-level exercise plans, to an ending teaching Eve, and the readers, about the beauty of our bodies. Buy The Good Body at Amazon and V-Day UK will get a percentage of the proceeds.
Until the Violence Stops DVD
Documentary film following the 2002 productions of Eve Ensler's ‘The Vagina Monologues' & the birth of the V-Day Campaign. Director Abby Epstein takes a poignant journey into the hearts of women and includes revealing testimonies from men, who expose social and cultural attitudes that perpetuate the pervasive violence against women. Until the Violence Stops is a film about empowerment and the importance of dialogue in the healing process. A celebration of women reclaiming their bodies and lives, this moving documentary leaves us with hope that change can happen.
