Alumnae from across the College of Arts and Law have shared their personal and professional stories as part of a filming project to mark International Women's Day.
Seventeen female graduates in Law, History, Archaeology, Anthropology, Theology, Philosophy, Modern Languages, English, Drama, Art History, and Music, shared their incredible stories on film to commemorate International Women's Day on 8 March.
From working with local communities on building projects in Nepal to setting up their own award-winning companies, and from giving a platform to female writers to pioneering projects engaging young people with our cultural heritage, our alumnae have amazing stories to share.
All seventeen films are available below. A huge thank you to the alumnae who took part in this project!
Irina Charlotte Ranaivosoa (LLM Law, 2015)
Emma Whittle (BA English and Philosophy, 2011; MA Literature, Culture and Modernity, 2014)
Jessica Kerkar (BA Anthropology and Political Science, 2017; MA International Relations and Gender, 2018)
Katy Massey (BA Modern Languages, 2011)
Donna Wayman (BA Drama and English Literature, 2006)
Elizabeth Bushell (BA Modern Languages, 2019)
Maggie Appleton (MA Heritage Management, 1991)
Emma Heathcote-James (BA Theology, 1998)
Amy Foster (BA Drama and French, 2005)
Shermara Fletcher (BA English Literature and Drama, 2015)
Stephanie Fitzgerald (BA History and Anthropology, 2012)
Anna Hodgkinson (BMus Music, 2006)
Kirsty McCarrison (BA Ancient History and Archaeology, 2005)
Victoria Munton-Davies (BA English and Drama, 2005)
Jo Hayes (BA Modern Languages, 1997)
Louise Lyons-Appiah (BA History and Politics, 2022)
Miranda Roszkowski (BA Drama and French, 2005)