Sheffield Feminist Archive is a community archive project, working with Sheffield City Archives to ensure that Sheffield’s feminist past and present is documented, preserved and made accessible to all.

Our Women in Lockdown digital archive is finally live! Since March 2021, we’ve been documenting Sheffield women’s experiences of the pandemic. Explore the archive, find out more about the project, and share your own story.

Have you got any material relating to feminist activism in Sheffield? Were you in Sheffield during the Women’s Liberation Movement? Are you involved in feminist activism in the Steel City today? If so, we’d love to hear from you and help you to preserve your own archives!

If you’re interested in sharing your testimony and adding to our pre-existing oral history archive, take a look at our rolling oral history project. If you have physical material you’d like to donate, please reach out to us. Any material donated to Sheffield City Archives will be added to our growing archive documenting feminism, women’s liberation, and the fight for gender equality in Sheffield.

At Sheffield Feminist Archive, our feminism is intersectional and inclusive of all self-defining women, including trans women, and gender-diverse folks who feel comfortable in a space that centres the experiences of women.

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