this aspect of the Remembering  Resistance   project   brought  to  life  the last  100  years of women’s involvement in  protests  in  the  North  of  England 

In 1918, after decades of protest, all men and some women got the vote. To mark the centenary of this milestone in women’s rights, this Heritage Lottery Fund supported project spent two years cataloguing, celebrating,
and engaging the public in women's efforts to ​bring about political change.

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HERE  ARE  SOME  OF THE  THINGS  WE  got up to 

protest tales

To understand the rich history of women and protest our volunteers recorded over 100 oral histories of women activists. We compiled a database of archives with material on women's activism in the UK and launched our museum of resistance.

POP-UP  EVENTS  ​

Throughout the project we shared what we learned with communities who live in areas with a history of protest. We organised 'pop-up' events and invited members of the community to get involved.
Find out more about the events here.

​PROTEST MAPPING

Together with our volunteers we mapped women's protest in the North of England over the last 100 years. We created a timeline and online map of protest events that illustrate how important women have been in campaigning for change.   

All  the  information  we  gathered  is  freely available  TO  THE PUBLIC,  ACADEMICS,  &  LOCAL  HISTORIANS  by  clicking  the  links  above

Remembering Resistance focuses on women's experiences, this includes Trans, Intersex women, non-binary and gender fluid people.

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