The WREN workshop is now underway! Bournemouth’s Centre for Media History is hosting WREN workshop, where we are coming together to plot our next move. In now-traditional WREN style, this began with an excellent curry:
Kate Murphy gives dhosa instructions….
In addition to group discussions for future plans, Friday afternoon will feature an open panel discussion about the key issues we are seeking to address.
Friday 14 November 2014
14.00 – 15.30 in W240
(Screening Room, Weymouth House)
In Conversation with WREN
Women have played a key role in the general development of radio, both as listeners and producers, and still continue to play a vital role in the contemporary radio landscape.
Join our international panel for a discussion about WREN research and women’s contribution to radio.
Speakers confirmed include:
- Maria Williams, Sound Women
- Caroline Mitchell, Sunderland University
- Nazan Haydari, Istanbul Bilgi University
- Carolyn Birdsall, University of Amsterdam
Watch this space for more soon….
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Women's Radio in Europe Network (WREN) 
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