How Suffragists and Suffragettes fought for the right to vote 100 years ago
https://t.co/jpiZF03Gwg

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One hundred years ago at 8pm this evening. Yet still we march....

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Nell Kenney activist in imprisoned 1907, speaker to 100k at Glen 1908 with Emmeline & Adela Pankhurst.

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Perfect book to share today coming later this year from

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The colours of the suffrage movement were purple, green and white, and everything from banners to brooches were produced in these colours to support to cause. This hunger strike medal and design for a brooch are both pre-1914

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It's been since women were given the right to vote! These designs sum up our feelings pretty well, you can pick them up via our website!

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100th anniversary of the Suffragette movement, I have had the pleasure of painting some of the most independent women I know, not famous, just beautiful powerful people … lets keep fighting for equality

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Manchester, so many inspirational female leaders born in our city and the movement that fought for the female vote

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It's been 100 years since the Representation of the People Act was passed! I've illustrated in honour of the amazing movement that I am so thankful for.

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100 years today since the suffragette vote was implemented - a big 'fist in the air' to all the strong women out there, and especially the artists!
Poster designed by Catherine Courtauld and printed by the Suffrage Atelier organisat… https://t.co/MhdPFCeB3p

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One hundred years today since those tremendous and badass women won us the right to vote in the UK! Thank you 💚💜

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It's to the day that the first British women won the right to - to celebrate, Stylist has dedicated this week's issue to the suffragettes who used 'deeds not words' to force change. Let's finish what they started... 🎨: Garry Walton

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It's 100 years since women got the vote in the UK. Thanks to all the strong women (and men!) who fought for this cause

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In honour of and we are delighted to share this beautiful book written by and illustrated by . Published by

The book celebrates daring and courageous women throughout history.

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On this day in 1918 voting rights for both men and women were greatly expanded - find out how this affected in our talk tomorrow 10.30 am at WSHC https://t.co/eCKJ99IXds

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On 6 Feb 1918, some women were granted the right to vote. In 1928, women over the age of 21 gained the vote. From marching to being arrested to going on hunger strikes, the fought for us. We must never give up!

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Suffragette reading modern feminists // Get ready to march tomorrow, resist all year and vote in November with this suffragette greeting card (and art print) available at https://t.co/ElqUlC1INz ✊🏻✊🏽✊🏿

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