Together we can challenge the rise of modern misogyny. Because understanding suffrage history really matters now.
Herstory matters
Women’s voices were never absent from history. They were excluded.
At Protests and Suffragettes, we’re working to recover the stories of Scotland’s suffragettes and other changemakers, because their actions should inspire future generations.
Challenge through truth
Join us to challenge misogyny and strengthen women’s rights through historical truth.
Your membership helps ensure that the next generation knows women fought for their rights, won them, and can do so again. If you believe women’s history shapes our collective future, stand with us.
This tier keeps our community active, connected and visible. Your monthly subscription creates long-term cultural impact and helps build Scotland’s feminist future.
Help gift our Suffrage Education Pack to schools where inequalities are most visible. Your subscription inspires the next generation of changemakers – bringing feminist resources into classrooms across Scotland.
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One-off donations help, but regular monthly subscriptions build long-term movements.
Your ongoing support through subscribing to our Patreon lets us plan for the future. Your membership helps us build a living feminist community, where together we can challenge modern misogyny. With your help we can challenge inequality by giving education packs to schools, expanding our digital archive, training volunteers in knowledge activism, creating heritage projects and public murals, and hosting accessible community workshops. Together we can support women’s rights and address the profound lack of women’s representation in public history. Because we can’t go back there!
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After attending the fantastic Patreon Gathering, “l found the reports of Jane Taylour visiting Stromness and Kirkwall in 1871 with a transcript of her speeches in the Orkney Herald. I’ve added [her] to our growing context for early women doctors in Orkney.
I LOVE this networking 🙂 “
– Sian Thomas, member of the Orkney Women Doctors Research Group and P&S Patreon member
