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Advisory board meeting

18/12/2018

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Our last event of the year was our second Advisory Board meeting which we held in Weston Park Museum in Sheffield. It was a great opportunity to update the Board on what we've been up to, and to get their thoughts about how we can continue to develop the project. There were even mince pies, courtesy of Claire our Project Officer!
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We were also treated to a tour of ‘Who We Are’, an exhibition of photographs by Martin Jenkinson currently on at Weston Park Museum in Sheffield. Martin’s photographs captured some of the iconic protests of the 1980s including the Miner’s Strike. We would all heartily recommend it, it’s well worth a visit! 

All that remains now is to say thank you from all the whole team for the support the project has received from different communities, individuals, and organisations who share our commitment to capturing and celebrating women's efforts to bring about political change. We can't wait for 2019! 

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