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A day late and a dollar short though it may be, I'm finally going to finish my "live" tweeting of #WomenWorkActivism@WomenNcl. I was hoping others would be doing the same from the panels I missed, but alas, those presentations will seemingly remain a mystery! #conferencetweeting
Women work life flexibility and on line work. Many women spoke of one hour of time with child = one hour of lost income - guilt, converted into £ @Re_AlJames excellent critique of the discourse of freedom and the realities of the hiding that goes on #WomenWorkandActivism
Thank you to all of those who attended the @WomenNcl conference. It has been an amazing 2 days with over 35 papers and 2 keynotes exploring #WomenWorkandActivism I am so grateful to have been on the organising committee for this and truly in awe all the contributions made!
Many thanks to @HistoryWO for their support! The competition was a great way to showcase interesting and varied work by early career researchers #WomenWorkandActivism
Congratulations to the winner of our poster competition, @CatherineJPrice with her poster 'Rachel Carson: a woman's place in science'. Her work will be displayed on the history workshop online #WomenWorkandActivism
Fantastic keynote from Sian Moore on Industrial action, class and gender - highlight importance of context to understand the possibilities of action and importance of image of unions and imagery of 'type' of people who strike. Thank @WomenNcl for great conf #WomenWorkandActivism
Closing key note at @WomenNcl from Prof. Sian Moore on Industrial action and the interaction of #gender and #class individual subjectivity & collective consciousness #WomenWorkandActivism