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Electrifying Women 5 Key Themes: Resourcefulness

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Video
Creator (Person)
Gooday, Graeme
Rees Koerner, Emily
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Date published
December 30, 2019
Abstract
Women have played a long and important role in engineering. In the UK, the Women's Engineering Society was founded in 1919, but even before then there are examples of women working in engineering roles. The second video in our series examining the key themes in the history of women in engineering looks at the ways in which women had to be resourceful to pursue careers in the engineering world. Produced by Research Retold for the Electrifying Women project (University of Leeds). Presented by Dr Emily Rees (University of Leeds). Script written by Emily Rees and Graeme Gooday.
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video
Duration
1 minute 1 second
Creator (organisation)
Research Retold
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Electrifying Women: Understanding the Long History of Women in Engineering
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Arts and Humanities Research Council
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Science Museum Group
Official URL
https://doi.org/10.60875/dngp-w618
Related URL
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rsJ98ioEtT8
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https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
DOI
10.60875/dngp-w618
Keywords
women in STEM
technology
Women's Engineering Society
First World War
nineteenth century
industry
twentieth century
engineering
engineer
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Electrifying Women: 5 Key Themes
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