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Here are the links:
Map: framacarte.org/fr/map/sites...
Form: columbo.univ-amu.fr/index.php/83...
Email: feministmemory@gmail.com

Looking forward to your suggestions! 😊
Sites of Suffrage Memory: a HerStory Maps project
This map seeks to **geolocate the memorials to the Women's Suffrage Movement ** all over the world. --- It is a small contribution to the decades-long effort by activists and scholars to raise publi...
framacarte.org
April 2, 2025 at 12:22 PM
womenslink.bsky.social
Today on #PanAfricanWomensDay, we honor the leadership and resistance of African women across generations. ✊🏿
Explore the first-ever Feminist Virtual Museum by @femmeforteug — a powerful space to preserve HerStory: https://femmefortemuseum.com/ #HerStory #AfricanFeminisms #FeministMemory
July 31, 2025 at 8:11 PM
herstorymaps.bsky.social
On Emily Davison's grave in Morpeth (Yorkshire), you can read the inscription ‘Deeds not words’, the slogan of the Women’s Social and Political Union (WSPU) of which she was a member 🪦
Emily Wilding Davison's tomb. This tomb commemorates the militant British suffragette Emily Wilding Davison as well as other members of her family. This tomb situated in St Mary the Virgin’s graveyard in Mortpeth commemorates the militant British suffragette Emily Wilding Davison (1872–1913) as well as other members of her family. Her gravestone bears the inscription ‘Deeds not words’, the slogan of the Women’s Social and Political Union (WSPU) of which she was a member. Emily Wilding Davison famously set fire to pillar boxes, smashed windows, and once attempted to injure herself in prison as an act of protest. Her most dramatic and fatal act came in 1913 when she stepped onto the track during the Epsom Derby and was struck by King George V’s horse. Whether intentional or not, her death became a powerful symbol of sacrifice for the suffrage movement. Thousands attended her funeral in London, and she is remembered as a martyr for women’s rights in the UK. Learn more about the history of women's suffrage and contribute to our research by reaching out. Feministmemory@gmail.com
December 2, 2025 at 10:37 AM
365toendgbv.bsky.social
We have the right to control our digital history, know who has access to our data, and decide what stays and what goes.

Remembering is also resistance. Every story we preserve strengthens our collective future.

#365toEndGBV #FeministMemory #DigitalAutonomy
Square graphic. At the top, reads “AGENCY – FEMINIST TECH PRINCIPLE #14,” alongside a green icon of a hand pressing three square buttons. The title “MEMORY” in large white capital letters. Below, text states: “Memory is power. Our stories matter. Our movements remember.” Square graphic, reads in large white capital letters “MEMORY.” Below is a blurred portrait of a person with short dark hair and glasses, their face intentionally out of focus to evoke memory, identity, or anonymity. At the bottom, text reads: “We have the right to decide what remains, what is erased, and who has access to our digital lives.” 365 To End GBV
July 16, 2026 at 11:14 PM