The Transatlantic Literary Women
team invite you to our:
Sat 26th –
Sun 27th May 2018
1pm – 4pm
Free
– All Welcome to Attend
All are welcome to join us for a weekend of craft
workshops, talks and readings, to celebrate 100 years since partial women’s
suffrage!
You’ll have the opportunity to create your own suffragette
badge, learn about women’s activism through the museum collection, and drop in
to talks on the history of women and the vote.
Our main speaker, suffrage specialist and performer Naomi
Paxton, will be talking transatlantic suffrage theatre with a Scottish twist.
Social History curator Fiona Hayes (Glasgow Life) will discuss the museum’s
suffrage collection, and there will be talks on Scottish suffrage movements by
Ruth Boreham (Scottish Book Trust), and American suffragette songs by Catherine
Bateson (University of Edinburgh), as well as readings from the suffrage
collection letters.
The event is being held in collaboration with the People’s
Palace Museum, Glasgow and is being
funded by the US Embassy London, the British Association for American Studies,
and the University of Glasgow College of Arts Collaborative Research Award.
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