1. Is Femigami just for women?

Absolutely not! Femigami workshops can be enjoyed by people of all genders who want to explore topics around their bodies and wellbeing; while enjoying a relaxing activity. Participants have ranged from 8 to 80+ years old - no one is too old or young to enjoy Femigami making!

2. What types of workshops do you offer?

We usually offer feminist origami workshops where we fold an origami vulva, penis, breasts, feminist icon, self-love envelope and affirmation heart.

We can also tailor the workshop around specific celebrations or themes i.e. Stress Awareness Month or Halloween (and adjust the designs we fold accordingly). Feel free to get in touch to chat about any specific requirements or ideas.

3. How do I book a workshop/what is the cost?

To book Femigami for your own event please get in touch for prices and availability by letting me know the size of your group and location.

If you would like to attend an upcoming Femigami workshop open to the public, visit the ‘what’s on’ page where dates and tickets will be available.

4. Who will be hosting my Femigami workshop?

Emily is an experienced workshop facilitator and holds a Master of Design from the University of Brighton. She is also a trained mindfulness practitioner (Pocket Mindfulness With Emily) and a Content and Media Manager for a national mental health charity.

5. What are the benefits of Femigami?

It’s all about F.E.E.L.S:

(F)low state: Practising origami can help create a flow experience. Flow requires attention, engaging your senses in the present moment and is proven to increase feelings of wellbeing.

(E)ducation: Femigami has been used by people of all ages to learn about themselves in a fun and accessible way- from parents talking to children about their bodies, to adults exploring topics around their health and wellbeing.

(E)njoyment: As humans, we spend a lot of time in 'doing mode' rather than 'being mode'. Femigami is about embracing 'human-being', not worrying about the outcome and having fun!

(L)anguage: I'm a big fan of knowing the terminology to describe our bodies. Knowing the right words can help keep us well and safe (i.e when speaking to a medical professional) and empower us.

(S)haking stigma: Talking about our bodies might feel uncomfortable or embarrassing. Femigami aims to normalise these conversations so that we can all feel more comfortable and confident in our everyday lives.