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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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@AHRCpress @UKRI_News Research Network. What hinders & enhances women's experiences of the hills? Directed by @drrachelhewitt @kerriandrewsuk @JoTayl0r0

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25 Jan

Thank you so much to all who came to the #MountainsandMotherhood event last week, and especial thanks to @HelenMort Keri Wallace Simone Kenton Amanda West and Sarah Moss. A recording should be available via YouTube by early next week and on the WITH website 🥰

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13 Jan

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13 Jan

Register (for free) to hear a brilliant panel of researchers, writers, & mountaineers discuss the links between motherhood and mountaineering, including @HelenMort, author Sarah Moss, risk researcher Amanda West, historian @kerriandrewsuk and artist Simone Kenyon

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13 Jan

Our first event is NEXT WEEK: ‘Mountains and Motherhood’, exploring how motherhood shapes women’s engagement with mountains and mountaineering. https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/mountains-and-motherhood-a-women-in-the-hills-conversation-tickets-239864129067?fbclid=IwAR0OOsOTNasA4113mTM4jsKO3y4p28IJ6iGYWzVVS6Bw9RjXTuzKSwn4Dsc

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Women In The Hills @WomenInTheHills·

13 Jan

Women In The Hills is an @ahrcpress @LandDecisions research network dedicated to better understanding the factors that constrain and improve women’s participation in outdoor leisure. We’re working towards a report later this year and organising workshops towards that report.

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