Fawcett Talks: International Women's Day Special: Gentle, Angry Women with Barbara Santi

Fawcett Talks: Gentle, Angry Women with Barbara Santi

Thursday 5 March, 7pm–8pm (Zoom)

To mark International Women’s Day, Fawcett members are invited to join a live conversation with filmmaker and producer Barbara Santi.

Barbara's new documentary Gentle, Angry Women follows three young women, Poppy (16), Xanthe (17), and Evie (19), as they uncover the story of the Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp, the longest female-led protest in British history. Retracing the original 110-mile march, they explore the legacy of feminist resistance and what activism looks like for a new generation.

Poignant and timely, Gentle, Angry Women weaves together personal discovery, historical remembrance and contemporary activism, reminding us that meaningful change is often driven by everyday acts of courage and collective action.

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