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Women In The Hills

An AHRC Research Network

About Women In The Hills

Women In The Hills is an AHRC Research Network exploring how women constitute a distinct community of land-users, whose experiences and representations of landscape, and whose values and beliefs regarding the natural world, frequently differ from those of men.

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Email us: WomenInTheHills@gmail.com

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You can send correspondence to:

Dr Rachel Hewitt,

School of English Literature, Language and Linguistics,

Newcastle University,

NE1 7RU

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Kate O'Brien @kobrien_OBT·

19 Nov

@WomenInTheHills Lots to celebrate and build on ❤️

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Women In The Hills @WomenInTheHills·

20 Nov

Two of the three of our WITH Directors almost in the same place! Catch them in conversation about @kerriandrewsuk's new book, Wanderers: A History of Women's Walking, at the @KendalMtnLitFes from Sat 28 Nov at 4pm here: https://player.kendalmountainfestival.com/programs/kerri-andrews?categoryId=59201

Dr Jo Taylor@JoTayl0r0

What a privilege to get to chat with @kerriandrewsuk sort-of-live on the set (!) of @KendalMtnLitFes this week. Goes out at 4pm on Sat 28 Nov, and you can get tickets here to hear all about Wanderers, Kerri's history of women walkers: https://player.kendalmountainfestival.com/programs/kerri-andrews?categoryId=59201

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#WOMENSART @womensart1·

26 Aug

2019, group of Bolivian indigenous women, the “Climbing Cholitas” summitted Mount Aconcagua, Argentina, the highest point in the Southern Hemisphere. The women had previously worked for years as cooks for mostly rich male mountaineers. They climbed in traditional dress #womensart

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Women In The Hills @WomenInTheHills·

29 Jul

If you mosey on over to our blog today, you'll find a treat from @NaomiWalker19 on what women wore to walk throughout the nineteenth century: https://womeninthehills.co.uk/2020/07/29/these-boots-were-made-for-walking-what-women-wore-to-walk/

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Women In The Hills @WomenInTheHills·

26 Jun

⬇️ Our Co-I @kerriandrewsuk reveals her very pretty book soon to be published by @reaktionbooks

Dr Kerri Andrews@kerriandrewsuk

And a gorgeous cover courtesy of the wonderful team at Reaktion.

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