Begin The World Over Again
Inspiring Women and Women Who Are Inspiring
During covid 19 lockdown Sarah Llewellyn was commissioned by Walk the Plank and the Working Class Movement Library to create a piece for this podcast project.
The three part work features interviews with Rebecca Long Bailey, Sarie Mairs Slee, Liz Pugh and many other girls and women with a connection to Salford and fascinating archive materials from the library.
Part 1: ‘She had a political impact, a caring impact and she gave me confidence’
Part 2: ‘Speaking Out is The Power’
Part 3: ‘It only takes us to sit and not speak to be colluding’
Sarah worked with Helen Jackson from WCML on this project, Walk The Plank’s Ben Turner was production co-ordinator with additional production by Siân Roberts and the episode is introduced by Reece Williams.
Assia Shah
This episode is dedicated to Assia Shah, who died suddenly on the 14th Nov 2020. A truly inspirational woman who has contributed so much to this project.
Assia was active in politics and a strong family woman. Her career included work as a probation officer, a social worker, an educator, and as Muslim chaplain at Salford Royal Hospital.
More spoken word pieces by Sarah
The Road Behind, The Road Ahead
Spoken word and music piece by Sarah Llewellyn exploring the history of the Suffragette movement, and what it means to us today
Greenham Women Everywhere
A sound art piece weaving fascinating memories, stories, poems and songs from women at the Greenham Common Peace Camp with original music by Sarah
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Inspiring Women and Women who are Inspiring