Author: Susie Dalton

The Speaking Out publication

Published on 10th November, 2017 by Susie Dalton

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As you may already know, the Speaking Out project will be coming to a close at the end of this year. We’re currently finishing off our oral history collection, the […]

Art workshops at Glasgow East Women’s Aid

Published on 3rd October, 2017 by Susie Dalton

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The Speaking Out Project hosted three art workshops with Glasgow East Women’s Aid in August and September 2017 in partnership with Frances Corr, an artist and former GEWA volunteer. Some […]

The Speaking Out Celebration Conference

Published on 7th September, 2017 by Susie Dalton

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Our Celebration Conference took place on Saturday 2nd September. We were joined by dozens of inspiring women (and an inspiring man) for a wonderful day of exploring and celebrating the history of […]

Events round-up for the remainder of 2017

Published on 23rd August, 2017 by Susie Dalton

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We’re so chuffed with the tremendous amount that the team and our project volunteers have achieved in the last 18 months, and to be honest, we’d love the Speaking Out […]

What are oral histories and why are they important?

Published on 9th August, 2017 by Susie Dalton

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As our oral history collection draws to a close, today’s blog explores why oral histories are so important, and how you can continue recording them after the Speaking Out Project. […]