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The Selkie Collective was founded in October 2020 with two aims; to help lessen the environmental impact on the planet through an eco shop and to provide safe, nurturing spaces for women to connect to themselves, each other and nature.
An online workshop run by Comhairle nan Eilean Siar and Elect Her will take place on Tuesday January 18 at 7pm.
The banner made by women on Mull and Iona is one of 113 specially commissioned hand-crafted banners included in a new exhibition called Women Making History – fashion designer Vivienne Westwood also has work on show.
Last year Oban RNLI welcomed its third woman volunteer onboard the lifeboat as Jasmin Manning joined existing crew members Lawrie McMillan and Leonie Mead.
Social media posts reassuring potential members they would not be left behind, played a big part in attracting more women to join North Argyll Cycle Club
In celebration of Women and Girls in Sport Week, Live Argyll’s Community Sports Hub Officer Stacey Holloway spoke to just some of these inspiring people from across the region…
Because of coronavirus restrictions, this year’s lecture will be pre-recorded and go on-line from Thursday October 22.
The We Know Where We Are Going banner, made as part of a Processions project, was chosen to be exhibited as part of The British Textile Biennial 2019.
Mrs Whitton joined the group shortly after she married and came to live in the area and throughout the years she has held many offices in the Kilmore group as well as in the Argyll area and nationally.
