MrsDDoes

Empowering Northern Women After Hours

Overview:

The Evening Shift is a bold new venture founded by Mrs D, created for women in the North of England who are building something of their own — in the only time they have left: the evening. It’s a space to dream, connect, and take action.

Our Purpose:

To build a thriving community centred on the often-avoided trinity that deeply impacts women’s lives:

Sex. Power. Money.

We bring these themes into open, empowering, and practical conversations.

What We Offer:

• Monthly hybrid events (online + in person)
• Networking with a difference
• Weekend female-led discos & brunch parties
• Honest money talks

Workshops on:

• Starting a business from scratch
• Investment and financial growth
• Career progression and public speaking
• Community organising and activism

Curated Book Club

Focused on themes of finance, politics, power, and female-led change

SEX. POWER. MONEY.

These are the forces that have shaped women’s lives for centuries—yet too often, they are cloaked in shame, silence, or stigma. We’re here to change that.

The Evening Shift  is a living, breathing conversation at the intersection of sex, power, and money. Through intimate events, a provocative book club, we explore how these forces define our relationships, ambitions, and sense of self—and how women can reclaim them on their own terms.

This is not self-help. This is self-revolution.

Our space is where deep discussions spark unapologetic clarity. Where cultural myths are unlearned. And where women come together not just to survive a system—but to write a new story inside it.

If you’ve ever felt the quiet pull of “there’s more to me than this,” you belong here.

Manifesto

 The Truth: Sex. Money. Power. And Being Female.

SEX.

From birth, girls are hyper-sexualised, shamed, and controlled.

We’re told our bodies are dangerous, our desires are deviant, and our value lies in how we look.

We’re raised in a culture that profits from our objectification, then blames us for the attention it brings.

Even in medicine, women’s pain is dismissed, under-researched, and underfunded. Female anatomy is still an afterthought in drug trials and diagnoses.

Being female is treated like a niche condition.

MONEY.

Money is supposed to be neutral. It never is.

We’re paid less. Funded less. Trusted less.

For every £1 of venture capital, women get less than 1p. If you’re a woman of colour? Less than that.

Financial independence is the first step to freedom, yet everything from debt to investment is structured to keep women dependent, cautious, and small.

We’re told we’re not “good with money,” when in truth, we’ve just been locked out of it.

POWER.

When women speak up, we’re labelled difficult.

When we lead, we’re called aggressive.

When we take space, we’re told we’re too much.

The systems weren’t designed for us—they were built to keep us compliant.

That’s why the news isn’t made for us. That’s why our stories are left untold. That’s why women are still fighting for control over their own bodies in the 21st century.

This is not accidental. It is by design.

Women are stereotyped, pigeonholed, and sexualised long before we can speak. We are fed myths about who we’re allowed to be and punished when we deviate.

But here’s the truth:

We were never broken. The system is.

And we’re done playing nice with it.