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Interviews
- Beatrix Campbell interviewed by Margaretta Jolly, ‘Sisterhood and After: The Women’s Liberation Oral History Project, 2010–2013’, British Library Sound & Moving Image Catalogue Reference C1420/01 © The British Library and The University of Sussex.
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- Kirsten Hearn interviewed by Rachel Cohen, ‘Sisterhood and After: The Women’s Liberation Oral History Project, 2010–2013’, British Library Sound & Moving Image Catalogue Reference C1420/44 © The British Library and The University of Sussex.
- Deborah Philips, ‘The Women’s Liberation Movement: Activism and Ideas: Experiences and Memories’, Witness Workshop Saturday 8th November 2008, The Women’s Library Records of the Women’s Liberation Movement Research Network, 11TWL/K/01.
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