VISIBLEWomenUK
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There are more statues of men called John in the UK than there are of all named women! We are changing that one statue at a time - join us and raise your own!
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https://www.invisiblewomen.org.uk/visible-women 27-10-2021 10:52:00
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Factory Girls ‘airbrushed’ from sculpture Thks to Elaine McGee for platforming the women’s voices and experiences.
Only 3% of civic monuments commemorate named women. 'This was such a brilliant opportunity to give the women of Derry an actual statue that represented them.’ Anya Pearson VISIBLEWomenUK maryanningrocks.co.uk
"For far too long the historical contribution of Irish women in the struggle for emancipation, independence and equality and to our social life has been overlooked…’ President of Ireland ☘️✨✨ Time to stop the bias. #herstory
Exciting news - we have a Matchgirls exhibition in the Parliament for the whole of next week. Huge thanks to Uma Kumaran MP and team for making this possible. Uma has also secured an Adjournment Debate for next Wednesday evening about the Strike. #matchgirls1888
Thanks GMB Politics London for your continued support in keeping this important story alive - particularly as it resonates so much still today #matchgirls1888
Help raise funds for VISIBLEWomenUK's statue of Sylvia Townsend Warner! Come to this fundraiser at beautiful Poxwell Hall in Dorset, on Sun 26th Oct, 1pm townsendwarner.com/statue-fundrai…
An honour to have tea & buns with the inspirational team Stage Beyond Presenting a donation from the proceeds raised from our 2025 Shirt Factory Calendar - which shares the legacy of this important #herstory and heritage from the City. #FactoryGirls 🏭 derrynow.com/news/local-new…
📍🪡📍🏭 Hello November 🍁 Iconic Factory Girls at work: “Not factory women, factory girls. Everyone here is a factory girl. Factory girls never grow old and they don’t fade away” Frank McGuinness, The Factory Girls, 1982 Abbey Theatre #FactoryGirlsForever #stitchintime
My great granny Cissie was a Jacob’s factory girl. I featured her in one of the Women's Aid NI Christmas cards…
Great to be at the unveiling of the statue to Sylvia Townsend Warner in Dorchester, a long overdue tribute to her genius. Well done to VISIBLEWomenUK and all involved in making it happen.