Agnes Husband, a milliner and dressmaker, was a suffragette and one of Dundee’s first women councillors.
Agnes Husband
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Category: Vote 100 Films
To celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Representation of the People Act, GWL is developing an animated web resource highlighting the forgotten heroines who have campaigned for women across the world to have the right to vote.
These films are unique animations that showcase not only the achievements of these often overlooked women but also the rich talents of up-and-coming animators from across Scotland. An educational toolkit to accompany the animations will be launched later in the year.
Agnes Husband
Muriel Matters
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Ethel Moorhead
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Anna Munro
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Lila Clunas
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Dorothea Chalmers-Smith
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Flora Drummond
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Draga Ljočić
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