#JournoRequest: We regularly host news roundups at trouble, a dinner event which gives our members an opportunity to learn more about the key news of the week from an expert in the field. They are immense fun! We have several of these dinners coming up, so if you are a

‘How do you navigate the world with a broken compass?’ - one of the survivors vocalising their trauma at the trial of Ghislaine Maxwell, as told by the brilliant Lucia Osborne-Crowley at The Trouble Club last night. Burning through the new book already here!

NEXT WEEK: Meet the renowned art curator and historian behind MOWAA (Museum of West African Art) and the curator of the Nigeria Pavilion at this years Venice Biennale - AINDREA EMELIFE! thetroubleclub.com/events/women-w… #art #artevent #ArtistOfTheMonth #artcurator #londonevent #gq

There is so much change needed to make the justice system a place where victims of abuse can safely testify. Thank you so much Lucia Osborne-Crowley for sharing your thoughts on what needs to be done.  #eventhost #communityforwomen #womenspeakers

"When I became a qualified financial adviser, I would force my sisters to have a 'sunday session' where we talked about retirements and pensions" - Bola Sol at Trouble this evening, discussing her new book Your Money Your Life!

"I felt from a young age that the world was unfair to women, and I didn't want anyone to trick me out of my money so I studied Maths and Finance" - Bola Sol at Trouble tonight

Grateful to The Trouble Club for hosting an incredible book launch event for “Your Money Life” on release day! 📚 📸: ShotByMidas

An incredible night, congrats on writing such a brilliant book!

“Syria is no longer in the news but it’s all still happening there. I think people in Syria feel really frustrated” - Waad Al Kateab at Trouble tonight

“You see a young generation who are really doing a lot and peacefully protesting in Syria for over a year” - Waad Al Kateab

“This cannot be the story. I hope to live to see the day where I see the end of the story I imagine” - Waad Al Kateab discussing the war in Syria

“When we were growing up, we were socialised to believe that men would fight for women” - Leymah Gbowee on growing up in Liberia

“When I graduated from high school, all the women of the community put money together to come and they brought pots and pans and drums!” - Leymah Gbowee

“When I think back on my mum, she’s a superhero, she glides into a new life without looking left or right” - Leymah Gbowee speaking about leaving Liberia

Trouble is bringing you the acclaimed author, director, and television presenter, Dawn O'Porter, for an exclusive evening of conversation, storytelling, and inspiration. Grab your ticket below! thetroubleclub.com/events/words-w…

‘A Night for Peace’ at #TheConduit. Such a privilege to hear the experiences and soak up some of the wisdom of Nobel Peace Prize winner Leymah Gbowee and BAFTA Award winning @WaadAlKateab. I was truly blown away and inspired by these women. Thanks for hosting The Trouble Club

“I went along loving art for a long long time and then realised I didn’t see anyone that looked like me. Like where are the black artists, where are the female artists?” - Aindrea Emelife at The Trouble Club this evening

“I think that there’s this new push with artists thinking about spirituality, about the earth and what I find exciting is that they’re really pushing forth new possibilities” - Aindrea Emelife live at Trouble

Who among us freely admits to the levels of financial support they receive from their parents? It’s time we talk about the bank of Mum and Dad or Inheritocracy as @ElizaFilby terms it. Join us for this live event! thetroubleclub.com/events/inherit…

Last year, I spoke at a The Trouble Club event and loved it (and the team) so much that I asked about bringing Trouble to #Edinburgh. And - it’s happening. So watch out for #troubleclub #events coming to the Burgh… hosted by ME. 😍 thetroubleclub.com #membersclubforwomen