Artist blacksmith Agnes Jones; Author Rachel Malik and the WI in prisons
The Woman's Hour Craft Prize: a focus on working with metal with artist blacksmith Agnes Jones. The Women's Institute in a Gloucestershire prison. And debut novelist Rachel Malik.
A focus on working with metal with Agnes Jones an artist blacksmith and Corinne Julius, critic and curator - as we continue to explore the seven disciplines included in the Woman's Hour Craft Prize.
The appointment of Saudi Arabia to serve a four year term on The Commission on the Status of Women has been widely condemned because of its record on promoting gender equality. Jenni talks to Hanan Razek, Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Reporter from the Arabic Service.
The Women's Institute better known for jam making and flower arranging, has has just opened a new branch in a women's prison. Countess Bathurst one of the founders of the Group and Jenny Earle from the Prison Reform Trust talk about how it's helping women on the inside.
Presenter Jenni Murray
Producer Beverley Purcell.
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Saudi Arabia and women's rights
Duration: 07:29
The WI in prisons
Duration: 08:50
Artist blacksmith Agnes Jones
Duration: 11:01
Women in One
Duration: 03:58
Author Rachel Malik
Duration: 10:17
Credits
Role Contributor Interviewed Guest Corinne Julius Interviewed Guest Agnes Jones Interviewed Guest Sara Bathurst Interviewed Guest Jenny Earle Interviewed Guest Rachel Malik Interviewed Guest Hanan Razek Presenter Jenni Murray Producer Beverley Purcell Broadcast
- Fri 28 Apr 2017 10:00Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio 4
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