Women For Peace author Charlotte Dew examines the legacy of the Format Photographers Agency – “the only solely female agency in British photographic history”.
Irregulars Online
Join Charlotte Dew & Charlotte Hall who will delve into the history of Greenham Common banners, and explore the significance of craftivism and collective action. Thursday 2 December, 6pm, online and in person.
Women For Peace at People's History Museum
As Christmas approaches, we’ve asked a few of our favourite booksellers for some titles they’d recommend this year.
Published to coincide with the 40th anniversary of the Greenham Common protests, Women For Peace is a richly illustrated book about the brilliant banners made for the anti-nuclear protests at Greenham. Now available!
Women For Peace: Banners From Greenham Common
From the Girl Guides to the Orkney Steam Navigation Company: a unique and visually arresting chapter in British maritime history.
Flag Waves: House Flags from the National Maritime Museum
Written by See Red members, detailing the group’s history, the book features their brilliant screenprints from the 1970s and 1980s.
See Red Women’s Workshop: Feminist Posters 1974-1990
A new book surveying the manuals, pamphlets, posters and ephemera from the Cold War about Britain’s readiness — or not — for nuclear attack.
Nuclear War In The UK
For the second book in the Irregulars series, David Clarke has selected material from the Ministry of Defence’s UFO Desk, now held at The National Archives, to present the remarkable stories behind these images, including alien craft on the A1, flying saucers over Hampstead, and a spaceship landing at a primary school.
UFO Drawings From The National ArchivesBooks
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