Total Liberation': Feminism, Socialism and Red Rag (1972-1980)

该项目恢复到观看、分析和评估《红色破布：解放杂志》(1972-1980)的当代共鸣。这篇博士论文将构成这本重要但基本上被遗忘的女权主义期刊迄今为止最实质性的描述，介入围绕当代女权主义理论、期刊研究、妇女史、劳动史和文化研究的辩论。创新的培训机会将使学生掌握可转移的技能--数字化、数据库管理、编目、策展、赠款撰写、公共参与--以支持未来在博物馆、遗产或文化部门或学术界的职业生涯。该项目将通过促进完成希拉里·温赖特文件(ACC1478：14个大盒子，9米)的编目，加强合作伙伴人民历史博物馆的藏品-人民历史博物馆是艺术理事会认可的国家档案馆，指定藏品每年吸引12.5万名游客(2018-2019年)。与主管和学生的合作将加深PHM自己对其专业收藏的重要性的了解。该项目将建设面向未来的能力，通过为活动家、学生、学校教师、学者和普通公众提供拍摄的免费日间学校，吸引新的、不同的用户访问PHM内部的劳动历史档案和研究中心(目前每年有1000名访问者)。它将支持和加强PHM在公共教育方面的记录，包括最近在文物彩票资助的获奖展览--永不地下：争取LGBT+权利展览(2017年2月25日至9月3日期间参观了51,943人)上展示的反对性别和性压迫的斗争。通过为PHM的数字资产管理系统(DAMS)形成一个测试案例，它可能会使NWDTP HE机构的未来学生受益，该系统渴望向新的本科生用户开放收藏，拥有关于20世纪70年代女权主义的开创性、全面的在线资源。它将巩固和发展监管者和PHM之间正在进行的互利合作--其中包括一名成功的AHRC领导研究员(2016-17)--为未来的申请做好准备，以确保PHM在下一轮获得完全的CDP地位。

The project restores to view, analyses and assesses the contemporary resonance of Red Rag: a Magazine of Liberation (1972-1980). The doctoral thesis produced will form the most substantial account of this significant but largely forgotten feminist periodical to date, intervening into debates around contemporary feministtheory, periodical studies, women's history, labour history and cultural studies. Innovative training opportunities will equip the student with transferable skills-in digitization, database management, cataloguing, curating, grant writing, public engagement-tailored to support a future career in the museum, heritage orcultural sectors, or academia. The project will enhance the collections of the collaborating partner, the People's History Museum-an Arts Council Accredited National Portfolio Organisation with a Designated Collection that attracts 125,000 visitors per year (2018-2019)-by facilitating the completion of the cataloguing of Hilary Wainwright papers (ACC1478: 14 large boxes, 9 meters). The collaboration with supervisors and the student will deepen the PHM's own knowledge of the significance of its specialist collections. The project will build capacity for the future, attracting new, diverse users to the the PHM's in-house Labour History Archive and Study Centre (currently 1000 visitors per annum), via a filmed, free dayschool for activists, students, schoolteachers, academics, and the general public. It will support and enhance the PHM's track record in public educationaround the struggle against gendered and sexual oppression recently showcased at the award-winning, Heritage Lottery Funded exhibition, Never Going Underground: The Fight for LGBT+ Rights exhibition (51,943 visitors between 25 February and 3 September 2017). It will potentially benefit future students at the NWDTP HE institutions by forming a test case for PHM's Digital Asset Management System (DAMS), which aspires to open collections to new undergraduate users, with a pioneering, comprehensive online resource about 1970s feminism. It will consolidate and develop ongoing, mutually beneficial collaborations between the supervisors and PHM-which has included a successful AHRC Leadership Fellow (2016-17)-prefiguring a future application to secure full CDP status for the PHM in the next round.