DAY ONE: Scottish folk tradition of ballads about violence against women 16daysblogathon.blog/2021/11… via @wordpressdotcom
How ExxonMobil Captured COP26 – Byline Times bylinetimes.com/2021/11/03/h…
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📺 "For me, #COP26 is about trying to save the planet, not about what flags are flying... there are over 100 countries here, there'll be lots of flags."
👇🏼 @NicolaSturgeon responds to Boris Johnson's comments about using #COP26 to fly Union Jacks and bolster the Union.
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Wow! What a morning! @thetimes @heraldscotland @MetroUK @edinburghpaper thank you for this hilariously wonderful coverage ❤️@vicky_allan @bwpublishing @mucklemedia
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📣 The COP Conference of Youth, starting on Thursday, will gather over 400 young people from over 120 countries to draw up their demands of world leaders.
While the UK government refused to fund this vital platform for young people, @scotgov has stepped up to fund it itself.
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Why government intervention is required, from @devisridhar - “When this is left to individual discretion, many assume masks aren’t necessary (otherwise the government would be enforcing them) and stop wearing them.” theguardian.com/commentisfre…
‘The empire strikes back’: lauded Australian show begins European tour theguardian.com/artanddesign…
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20m banner painted on my kitchen table. I have a studio space, but that's another story. Made for all women, even those who don't like me.
#sisterhood #FiLiA2021
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Super excited to know Miriam has a new book coming. Hope it's out soon in the UK.
From Miriam Toews, a Tragicomedy About the Dysfunctional World of Adults nytimes.com/2021/10/03/books…
Queen of the stone age: my love affair with Wales’ megaliths by @PamelaPetro2
“What if portal dolmens such as Pentre Ifan were bookmarks in an origins story gleaned from the landscape?”
theguardian.com/travel/2021/…
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After the fall-out from the Sarah Everard case elsewhere, including bizarre advice to frightened women to flag down a passing bus, this practical, responsibility-taking response from @PoliceScotland is hugely welcome: “The onus is on us” theguardian.com/uk-news/2021…
Danish artist delivers empty frames for $84k as low pay protest theguardian.com/artanddesign…
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Thanks again @STVNews
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Congratulations to Susanna Clarke, winner of the 2021 #WomensPrize for her second novel ‘Piranesi’! 👏📚🎉 Have you read it yet?
'This is an immense and incredible honour'
Watch the moment when Chair of Judges @BernardineEvari crowned Susanna Clarke the 2021 #WomensPrize winner, with her second novel Piranesi.
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Ich bin total schlecht in Marketing, weil es mir um Content geht. Aber wenn Ihr von meinem Content profitiert, könnt Ihr ja mein Buch kaufen. Da erkläre ich vieles viel ausführlicher als hier und gestern hörte ich, es sei versöhnlich. Trotz #mutterwut. mutterwut-muttermut.de
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Climate, a culture war in which only the young care? Ask the old (some people have). Of course, the young will see more of their lives impacted, but we all need to work together on this heraldscotland.com/opinion/1…
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🗞 Weekend Read 🗞
There is a lot of talk about ecofeminism, but the concept still seems poorly understood.
Author Jeanne Goutal explains the fundamentals of ecofeminist thinking + how the movement sets out to challenge the dominant system as a whole. 👇🏼
greeneuropeanjournal.eu/figh…
Back for good: the fine art of repairing broken things theguardian.com/artanddesign…
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We are so excited to hear Pat Barker talk to @randallwrites about The Women of Troy. In-person tickets are sold out, but you can still come down and take part in her book signing - and then watch her event on-demand! bit.ly/3z8GYwD





















