Who are the Trailblazing Women Hidden From Our History? With Women's Prize Founder Kate Mosse
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Welcome to Intelligence Squared, where great minds meet. I'm producer Mia Serenti. In January 2021, novelist Kate Moss launched the hashtag Women in History social media campaign. She received thousands of nominations from around the globe of women whose achievements have been overlooked by history. In today's episode, Kate sits down with broadcaster Shahida Bari to share some of these incredible stories.
In her new book, Feminist History for Every Day of the Year, she celebrates the extraordinary activists, writers, scientists, politicians, and others, some of whom are household names and others who deserve to be better known. Let's join our host, Shahida Bari now, with more. Hello and welcome to Intelligence Squares. I'm Shahida Bari, academic and broadcaster, and our guest today is Kate Moss. Kate is an award-winning novelist, playwright, and writer of history and memoir.
She's the author of 14 novels and short story collections, including the multi-million selling Languedoc trilogy, set amongst religious wars in southwest France. She's also the founder director of the Women's Prize for Fiction. which celebrates its 30th anniversary this year. More recently, she founded the Women's Prize for Nonfiction and the global hashtag Women in History campaign. She's also a trustee of the British Library.
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