DEFENDING THE WAC: RECOVERING THE INVISIBLE WOMEN OF THE BBC

Margery Wace in 1935. With kind permission of Cecilia Johnson. My first visit to the BBC's Written Archives Centre was in 2002. I was working as a producer on <em> Woman's Hour </em> and had applied for a three-month attachment to what was then the Diversity Centre, to research and write a history of women at the BBC.

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2025-10-10
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DEFENDING THE WAC: RECOVERING THE INVISIBLE WOMEN OF THE BBC

Kate Murphy
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DEFENDING THE WAC: RECOVERING THE INVISIBLE WOMEN OF THE BBC

Kate Murphy
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Margery Wace in 1935. With kind permission of Cecilia Johnson. My first visit to the BBC's Written Archives Centre was in 2002. I was working as a producer on <em> Woman's Hour </em> and had applied for a three-month attachment to what was then the Diversity Centre, to research and write a history of women at the BBC.

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