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     <a href="/conversations/sewing-the-archive">Sewing the Archive</a>
     <a href="/conversations/i-martha-gowans">I, Martha Gowans</a>
     <a href="/conversations/caribbean-quilt">Caribbean Quilt</a>
-    <a href="/conversations/women-on-the-move">Women On The Move</a>
+    <a href="/conversations/women-on-the-move">Women on the Move</a>
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 - [Sewing the Archive](/conversations/sewing-the-archive "links to conversations section Sewing the Archive")
 - [I, Martha Gowans](/conversations/i-martha-gowans "links to conversations section I, Martha Gowans")
 - [Caribbean Quilt](/conversations/caribbean-quilt "links to conversations section Caribbean Quilt")
-- [Women On The Move](/conversations/women-on-the-move "links to conversations section Women on the Move")
+- [Women on the Move](/conversations/women-on-the-move "links to conversations section Women on the Move")
 
 ###  [Making of](/making)
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web/content/section_2/conversations.md

@@ -2,4 +2,4 @@ Intimate engagement with the materiality of the archive brings aspects of the ar
 
 With this in mind, we complement the search interventions with four works that engage more intimately with the materiality of the archive. We consider these archival conversations because they open a generative dialogue with the materials. Each archival conversation collaborates with practitioners who brought their situated practices to the table.
 
-'Sewing the archive' introduces the practices of the Politics of Patents lab, which experiments with sewing, reconstructing and reimagining historical clothing patents as one way of entering into an intimate conversation with the materiality of the archive. 'Women on the move,' presents a short film, that was realised in collaboration with The Adventure Syndicate and Mòr Diversity, in which the team puts historical women's sports clothing through their paces in the Scottish hills, establishing running, jumping, hiking, flying, cycling, swimming, hunting, riding horses, catching trains and driving cars, climbing up and rolling down hills as a second mode of embodied archival conversation. 'I, Martha Gowans' translates a historical clothing patent into a score for a performance that aims to bring the labour of bodies and machines largely absent from the archive into experience. 'Caribbean Quilt' is a collaboration with the designer, curator and researcher Roselind Sinclair and the designer Yemi Awosile. The piece will take the form of a quilt that will draw attention to the vast richness of the Caribbean design lexicon, creative voices and histories that shaped global clothing while being rendered largely invisible in pan-European archives rife with colonial traces.
+'Sewing the archive' introduces the practices of the Politics of Patents lab, which experiments with sewing, reconstructing and reimagining historical clothing patents as one way of entering into an intimate conversation with the materiality of the archive. 'Women on the Move,' presents a short film, that was realised in collaboration with The Adventure Syndicate and Mòr Diversity, in which the team puts historical women's sports clothing through their paces in the Scottish hills, establishing running, jumping, hiking, flying, cycling, swimming, hunting, riding horses, catching trains and driving cars, climbing up and rolling down hills as a second mode of embodied archival conversation. 'I, Martha Gowans' translates a historical clothing patent into a score for a performance that aims to bring the labour of bodies and machines largely absent from the archive into experience. 'Caribbean Quilt' is a collaboration with the designer, curator and researcher Roselind Sinclair and the designer Yemi Awosile. The piece will take the form of a quilt that will draw attention to the vast richness of the Caribbean design lexicon, creative voices and histories that shaped global clothing while being rendered largely invisible in pan-European archives rife with colonial traces.

web/content/section_2/women-on-the-move.md

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-# Women On The Move
+# Women on the Move
 
 As part of reimagining historical patents project, the Politics of Patents (POP) team, led by Dr Kat Jungnickel, focused on the challenges facing women over time to play sports and live active public lives. They unearthed hundreds of clothing inventions for all kinds of sports and activities in historic patent archives. This data reveals how women and girls have had to creatively and persistently work around barriers to their freedom of movement. Often this required clothing that did more than one thing - enabling them to conform to social norms AND convert into safe and comfortable sportswear. 
 
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-The short film “Women On The Move” was brought to life by Alice Lemkes, Lee Craigie and Philippa Battye of The Adventure Syndicate and Maciek Tomiczek of Oxford Atelier. 
+The short film “Women on the Move” was brought to life by Alice Lemkes, Lee Craigie and Philippa Battye of The Adventure Syndicate and Maciek Tomiczek of Oxford Atelier. 
 
 This film is based on research findings discussed in: Jungnickel, K. (2023). Convertible, multiple and hidden: The inventive lives of women’s sport and activewear 1890–1940. *The Sociological Review*, *0*(0). [https://doi.org/10.1177/00380261231153754](https://doi.org/10.1177/00380261231153754)