Aemilia Hilaria (c.300- c.363) Gallo-Roman physician. Named Hilarus for being as ‘affable as a boy’. Rejected marriage in order to be trained in the medical arts ” according to the fashion of men.” She wrote on gynecology & obstetrics. Incl. in ...
Aemilia Hilaria (c.300- c.363) Gallo-Roman physician. Named Hilarus for being as ‘affable as a boy’. Rejected marriage in order to be trained in the medical arts ” according to the fashion of men.” She wrote on gynecology & obstetrics. Incl. in Judy ...
A Woman's Place UK
Some more links to great speeches from our public events. Here are some films from #WomensLib2020 conference held at UCL in February. Seems like a long time ago now but it was a great day. Thank you to everyone who took part and supported it.
Understandably, there is a A LOT of interest in our next webinar A Woman's Place is in conversation: Sex in the Census - tickets free and available here but suggestions for donations too if you are able https://t.co/KzF38L...
RT @RosieDuffield1: A year ago, I made an extremely personal speech in Parliament about my own experience of domestic abuse. I was overwhelmed by the response and the incredibly brave people who reached out. #COVID19 has seen a surge in reported ...