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Interviewee: Anonymous
Interview Date: 12/08/2016
Interview Location: Anonymous
Time: 00:45:05
Interviewer: Margaret Paris

Time period: 2000s
Groups: Anonymous
Roles: Support and Access worker

Interviewee: Dorothy Fall
Date: 07/09/2016
Location: Edinburgh
Time: 01:14:38

Interviewer: Elisa Kappe
Time period: 1980s
Groups: Scottish Women’s Aid
Roles: National worker

Interviewee: Ruth Farquharson
Interview Date: 26/01/2017
Interview Location: Glasgow
Time: 01:05:04
Interviewer: Mairi Hamilton

Time period: 2000s
Groups: Glasgow East Women’s Aid
Roles: Board of Directors member, Company Secretary

Interviewee: Lily Greenan
Date: 23/09/2016
Location: Scottish Women’s Aid office, Edinburgh
Time: 01:27:16
Interviewer: Flora Pringle-Paterson

Time period: 1980s, 2000s
Groups: Scottish Women’s Aid
Roles: Fundraising development worker (SWA), former CEO (SWA)

Interviewee: Betty Howieson
Interview Date: 09/06/2016
Interview Location: Dundee
Time: 01:16:05
Interviewer: Morag Allan Campbell

Time period: 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, 2000s, 2010s
Groups: Dundee Women’s Aid
Roles: volunteer, treasurer, paid worker, director

Interviewee also wrote a written response, detailing her experiences with Women's Aid, which is also available from the Archive.

Interviewee: Lindsay MacGregor
Interview Date: 27/6/16
Interview Location: Dundee
Time: 00:30:27
Interviewer: Morag Allan Campbell

Time period: 1980s, 1990s
Groups: Dundee Women’s Aid, East Fife Women’s Aid
Roles: unpaid worker (Dundee WA), founding member (East Fife WA)

Pro-nuclear information booklets. Includes; articles from 'Atom' magazine and publications by British Nuclear Fuels Limited (BNFL). Also includes five labelled photographs of Windscale and Harwell nuclear sites.

Image featured shows photograph of high activity storage plant, Windscale.

Booklets published by anti-nuclear campaign groups. Topics include; peace, nuclear weapons and the impact of nuclear power. Also includes four copies of ‘Poems for Mullwharchar’, published by the Mullwharchar Campaign.

Image featured shows copies of ‘Poems for Mullwharchar’.

This collection consists of records related to the life of Catherine Morrison, including photographs, professional certificates and testimonies, a diary, correspondence, and memorabilia. The material primarily focuses on her work as an Ophthalmology Nurse and her War Service in Egypt and India between 1940 and 1947.

The collection contains records relating to Take Root, the self-build group which existed from 1993 to the early 2000s. It contains meeting, finance and administration papers, correspondence, construction plans, press cuttings, publications and photographic and audio-visual materials. Because Take Root worked with several other organisations in Glasgow and Scotland, the collection contains meeting papers of Molendinar Park Housing Association and press cuttings and publications of various self-build projects including the Walter Seagal Self-Build Trust, Community Self-Build Scotland, and Centre for Alternative Technology.