A comprehensive timeline of the EAW branches’ establishment and growth in the UK, 1925-29
Guest blog by Emily Raynor, University of Leeds This is the second of a series of blogs written by Liberal Arts students at the University of Leeds to celebrate the EAW’s centenary in 2024. This project has been supported by Professor Graeme Gooday. These blogs on early EAW activities are based on themes that the students selected from reading digitised versions of the first two volumes (1926-1935) of The Electrical Age (for Women). The first blog can be found here . Introduction The Electrical Association for Women ’s headquarters were located in London, but the EAW also had many branches, scattered around the UK, by the time of its closure in 1986. International branches were also set up over the years, with some of them still being active today. These regional branches were especially…