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MWS VIDEOS
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Mapping Women's Suffrage
Overview Video
MWS brings together academics, local and family researchers and archivists to create an unprecedented map of Votes for Women campaigners across England in 1911 - here is an overview of our website and interactive map.
Lockdown Learning: Mapping Women's Suffrage in the Black Country
This video was produced by the Black Country Studies Centre as part of their Lockdown Learning series in Summer 2020.
Mapping Women’s Suffrage - Historical Association Webinar
Tara Morton (Mapping Women's Suffrage): The video was originally recorded for the Historical Association webinar series in June 2020.
Legacies of the Suffrage Movement with Helen Pankhurst CBE
Helen Pankhurst CBE (Great Granddaughter of Emmeline Pankhurst) with Hannah Squire and Helen Bratt-Wyton (The National Trust)
Mapping Women’s Suffrage and Me: Researching your Suffrage History
Clare Wichbold & Margaret Scott (Local History & Family Researchers) and Tara Morton (Mapping Women's Suffrage) with Professor Sarah Richardson (Warwick University)
‘No vote, no census’: The 1911 census and suffrage protests
Vicky Iglikowski-Broad (The National Archives)
Suffrage Music & Songs: Empowering voices past and present
Professor Sarah Richardson (University Of Warwick) and
Tara Morton (Mapping Women’s Suffrage)
In conversation
with Coventry Atlas
Dr Ben Kyneswood (Coventry University)
Sharing suffrage stories: Mapping Women’s Suffrage and ‘Our Ethel’ in Kent
Jennifer Godfrey (Suffragettes Of Kent) with Tara Morton (Mapping Women's Suffrage) & Guests
Madge Turner and the campaign for women’s suffrage
Nichola Court (West Sussex Records Office) discusses Ethel 'Madge' Turner and the campaign for Women's Suffrage in West Sussex
Film 32: Amazing Women:
Mapping Suffrage
Dr Sarah Richardson - University of Warwick.
This month the Resonate Festival showcases Amazing Women, focusing on women’s lives, women’s stories, and the work of great women who have pushed all areas of all our lives forward.
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