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Thrilled to be involved in this fantastic project!

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A big #IWD 💜 🤍 💚 shout out to the FAB research team on @womensscreenwork.bsky.social which I’m leading. Our work with archives to make British #womenfilmmakers more discoverable and more visible is gathering pace. But even better, we just love working together. More⬇️

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March 9, 2026 at 11:25 AM
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Keep up to date with our research at womensscreenwork.exeter.ac.uk #wswia #womenscreenwriters #womensscreenwork (7/7)
Women’s Screen Work in Archives Made Visible
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July 8, 2026 at 10:18 AM
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It was so great to be at #DWFTH7 in Lincoln and to present our project’s first steps. Thanks for the insightful comments and discussion from the audience #womensscreenwork #femfilmhistory #archives @bdcmuseum.bsky.social @bellecobb.bsky.social @archiveswendy.bsky.social
Helen Hanson, Project Lead of the Women’s Screen Work in Archives Made Visible introduces the project and the team. Pictured are the team Linda Ruth Williams, Shelley Cobb, Phil Wickham, Wendy Russell and Helen Hanson, Katie Crosson and Jessica Boyall. The team are photographed in the Bill Douglas Cinema Museum lower galleries. Also pictured is the BFI Archive at Berkhamsted and the Exterior of the Bill Douglas Cinema Museum at the University of Exeter Jessica Boyall pictured outlining our project archive strand Shelley Cobb and Linda Ruth Williams outline plans to interview filmmaker donors Lisa Smithstead introduces the project aims to interview archivists and curators
June 20, 2025 at 5:03 PM
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These methods help open up the archive, allowing researchers to see patterns, relationships and histories that might otherwise remain hidden in catalogue records." (8/8)

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