Sisterhood and After: an oral history of the Women’s Liberation Movement
The British Library has launched a new archive for the Women’s Liberation Movement focusing on the 1960s-1980s.
It includes sections on equal pay, racism, politics, legislation and children.
It has some material on the Grunwick strike and pit closures.
But there are gaps too—there is almost nothing on the Corrie Bill and the National Abortion Campaign.
British Library, 96 Euston Rd London, NW1 2DB bl.uk
Being an alien: Family sculpture workshop
Fight your own alienation by building whatever the word “alien” means to you in plaster, soft modelling material and fabric.
Wear old clothes and be prepared to get messy.
Suitable for children aged four and over.
Yorkshire Sculpture Park 10-11 April, various times £4 ysp.co.uk
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