Artist Map by Petra Szemán. This Feminist Walk of the City in Newcastle was devised by Holly Argent, Women Artists of the North East Library…
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Walk 16. Walking with Dee Heddon: Walking through Kelvingrove Park in Glasgow
Walking with Dee Heddon Image #1: A Bothy Walk. (Photo: Luke Allan) Walking with Dee Heddon through Kelvingrove Park on a cold spring day…
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Walk 15. Walking with Rosie Campbell and Shelly Stoops in Liverpool: Sex Work, Violence, Hate Crime and Resilience
Walking with Rosie Campbell and Shelly Stoops in the spaces and places of street sex work in Liverpool. Walking with Rosie Campbell and Shelly…
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Walk 14. Walking with Criminologist David Honeywell in York
Walking with Criminologist David Honeywell in York. Fig.1. David Honeywell, University of York I first met David Honeywell at a National Deviancy conference at…
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Walk 11. Walking with artist Clare Qualmann
Introduction to Clare and the walk Exit 3 Aldgate East Tube Station. I met up with artist Clare Qualmann outside Exit 3 Aldgate East…
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Walk 9: Walking with Photographer John Perivolaris in Chios
© Maggie O’Neill 2016 John and I have worked together periodically over a number of years. He manages to combine making thoughtful images that…
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Walk 7: Walking with Kerry Porth at the Missing Women’s Memorial Walk in Vancouver
In February 2016 I visited Vancouver to walk with Kerry Porth at the 26th annual Missing Women’s Memorial March. “In Vancouver, friends and family…
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Walk 6. Walking in the city with Faye: from a Direct Access Hostel to a Special Place
Walking Women: walking in the city with Faye and Open Clasp Introduction In May 2016 I had the privilege of joining Open Clasp women’s theatre company…
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Walk 5. Walking In Belfast with Michael Conlon
I met Michael Conlon, former Sinn Fein councillor, musician, boat builder and post-conflict specialist at the Europa Hotel in Belfast and thanked him for…
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Walk 4. Walking in Belfast with Sandra Baillie: social justice, faith and belonging
I met Sandra in the café in the House of Fraser in Belfast over coffee and cake and she talked me through the route…