Annette Naudin

Gender Equality 40 Years On!

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Gender Equality: 40 years on! This podcast series introduces the work and activism of Birmingham based women. The research project conducted by Dr. Annette Naudin investigates women’s contributions to addressing gender equality in Birmingham, UK. The Barbara Webster Collection was the starting point for a research project which included an exhibition, roundtable discussion and a series of oral history podcasts produced by Dr. Siobhán Stevenson. The research aims to make historical links between current concerns with diversity and equality in the arts, and activities linked to the Women's Liber...

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Annette Naudin

Episodes

Episode 6 | Dr Karen Patel & Surinder Punn 14.11.2024 33:00

In episode 3 of the series, oral historian Dr Siobhán Stevenson meets Surinder & Karen, two women who work to achieve equality, diversity and inclusion whilst acknowledging the role of intersectional identities. In part one of this episode, they talk about their early lives and the impact of family dynamics on their work. They discuss the Race Relations Unit and its relationship with the Women...

Episode 5 | Equality, diversity and inclusion in Birmingham, professional and personal perspectives 14.11.2024 40:09

In episode five of the series, oral historian Dr Siobhán Stevenson meets Surinder Punn and Dr. Karen Patel, two women who work to achieve equality, diversity and inclusion whilst acknowledging the role of intersectional identities. In part one of this episode, they talk about their early lives and the impact of family dynamics on their work. They discuss the Race Relations Unit and its relationshi...

Episode 4 | Emma Woolf MBE & Sue Gorbing - part 2 14.11.2024 34:54

In this episode oral historian Dr Siobhán Stevenson meets Emma & Sue, both of whom were key to the design and co-ordination of the Women’s Festival and The Women’s Directory while working for Birmingham City Council’s Women’s Unit. We hear about their early lives, the women who influenced them, and their work with the women’s unit. They discuss how intersectional identities remained hidden in...

Episode 3 | Establishing a women's festival and directory 14.11.2024 31:59

In episode three of the series, oral historian Dr Siobhán Stevenson meets Emma Woolf MBE and Sue Gorbing, both of whom were key to the design and co-ordination of the Women’s Festival and The Women’s Directory while working for Birmingham City Council’s Women’s Unit. We hear about their early lives, the women who influenced them, and their work with the women’s unit. They discuss how intersectiona...

Episode 2 | Ming De Nasty & Mo White - part 2 14.11.2024 27:39

In this episode oral historian Dr Siobhán Stevenson meets Ming & Mo to discuss their lives using art and photography. Ming & Mo discuss childhood experiences and influences, their journeys into art, the landscape for women, women’s movements in the 1980s and how women organised and connected using art and cultural production to represent themselves on their own terms. In part 2 of this epi...

Episode 1 | Birmingham’s cultural scene in the 80s & working with Rhonda Wilson 12.11.2024 41:31

In episode one of the podcast, oral historian Dr Siobhán Stevenson meets Ming de Nasty & Mo White to discuss their lives using art and photography. In part 1 of this podcast Ming & Mo discuss childhood experiences and influences, their journeys into art, the landscape for women and women’s movements in the 1980s and how women organised and connected using art and cultural production to rep...