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Tell Your Story in Stitch & Verse at the National Memorial Arboretum

Posted on14/05/201920/04/20231 Comment

War Widows’ Stories, in partnership with the War Widows’ Association of Great Britain and arthur+martha, warmly invite you to our third final arts and poetry workshop in which you will be able to contribute to the War Widows’ Quilt, which Read More …

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Sign Your Name on the War Widows’ Quilt

Posted on08/05/201920/04/2023Leave a comment

This exercise is part of the War Widows’ Quilt, which celebrate the lives and stories of war widows in word and stitch. The idea is to commemorate you. Your names will join those of many other war widows from across Read More …

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War Widows’ Quilt & Poetry to Mark the Lives of War’s Forgotten Women in New Phase of War Widows’ Stories Project

Posted on25/10/201820/04/2023Leave a comment

  On 9 November 2018, the Queen’s House in Greenwich is hosting a remembrance reception to mark major new collaborations for the War Widows’ Stories project, a venture run in partnership between Dr Nadine Muller (Senior Lecturer in English Literature Read More …

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War’s Forgotten Women: War Widows’ Lives Past & Present at Imperial War Museum North

Posted on24/10/201820/04/2023Leave a comment

  On 2 November 2018, the Imperial War Museum North in Manchester is hosting an event that raises awareness of the history of war widowhood in the UK. Organised by Dr Nadine Muller, Senior Lecturer in English Literature & Cultural Read More …

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Stitching Stories & Weaving Words: Arthur+Martha Meet the War Widows’ Association

Posted on16/10/201820/04/2023Leave a comment

  On 2 October 2018, we made our way to the Union Jack Club in London to introduce our fabulous new collaborators arthur+martha to the regional organisers and trustees of the War Widows’ Association (WWA). Thanks to our recent funding successes with Read More …

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Professor Angela Smith Joins Fort George Line Up to Talk Widows of the First World War

Posted on21/06/201820/04/2023Leave a comment

  We are honoured and excited to announced that Professor Angela Smith (Sunderland University) will be joining us as a discussant at our next in-conversation event, which takes place on 20 July at The Highlanders’ Museum – Fort George! Angela Smith Read More …

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Join Us! War’s Forgotten Women: An In-Conversation Event about War Widows Past & Present. 8 June 2018. Firing Line Museum. Cardiff Castle.

Posted on31/05/201820/04/20231 Comment

  It’s only a week until the first of our new in-conversation events takes place in the beautiful surroundings of Cardiff Castle and amidst the fascinating collections of the Firing Line Museum of the Welsh Soldier. The events are intended Read More …

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War’s Forgotten Women: Join Us for Our In-Conversation Events about War Widowhood in the UK

Posted on24/05/201820/04/20232 Comments

We are thrilled to announce the dates of our 2018 series of in-conversation events around England, Scotland, and Wales. Funded by the British Academy and held amidst the collections and surroundings of fascinating military history museums and memorial spaces, the Read More …

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Arts & Humanities Research Council Awards Leadership Fellows Grant to Dr Nadine Muller and War Widows’ Stories Project

Posted on04/05/201820/04/2023Leave a comment

After our funding success with the British Academy, we are incredibly thrilled to now be able to announce that Dr Nadine Muller has also been awarded funding by the Arts & Humanities Research Council (AHRC) via its Leadership Fellows scheme. Read More …

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Dr Nadine Muller Wins British Academy “Rising Star Engagement Award” for War Widows’ Stories

Posted on23/04/201820/04/20232 Comments

We are excited to announce that Dr Nadine Muller has been awarded a British Academy’s Rising Star Engagement Award (BARSEA) to build on the work of the War Widows’ Stories project. These awards are granted to “some of the most promising Read More …

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The interviews published on this website, including their online and print transcripts and their corresponding audio files, as well as images of art works are published under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives Licence. This license allows for redistribution, commercial and non-commercial, as long as the work in question is passed along unchanged and in whole, with credit to War Widows Stories.

If you wish to use this work in ways not covered under this licence, you must request permission. To do so, and for any other questions about this interview, how you may use it, or about the project, please contact Dr Nadine Muller via email (info@warwidowsstories.org), or by post at the following address: John Foster Building, Liverpool John Moores University, 80-98 Mount Pleasant, Liverpool, L3 5UZ.

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