The Suffragettes and the Road to Equality on Google Arts & Culture

After an organizational campaign of decades in 1918, charismatic and talented female leaders from all over the UK gathered and won many women's voting rights. Ten years later, this right is applied to all women over the age of 21 and the women are given the same voting rights as men.

In the last century the path to equality has continued, and many brave women and men have been exercising on a wide range of equal rights issues. In June of this year, Google Arts & Culture partnered with more than 20 partners to bring online archive collection, video and depth, with a series of women's parades and long-term struggle for political and social equality . Visual story to help shape people's history

Google Arts & Culture is the first person to introduce the works, life and sacrifice of powerful people like Emmeline Pankhurst, Milicent Fawcett, Princess Sophia Duleep Singh. This online experience consists of the organizations they founded, the forms of their revolutionary protests, the objects symbolizing their legacy, the symbolic feminist banners, their personal letters and paintings, photographs, and other We will explore hundreds of artifacts in detail.

Inspired by the historic announcement of feminist leader Millicent Fawcett at the Parliament House, we cooperated with the Mayor's Office of London to host the "sign of change", an artist of Gillian Gillian co-movie project , Special feature of Mayor Sadiq Khan. The movie reveals the female outcomes in history and contrasts them with modern people. From young activists and deputy mayors, to the local London citizens, from all walks of life, this movie highlights the diversity of the future ambitions.

Google's School of Culture is a natural digital platform that provides a persuasive and unprecedented view of the future of the museum and how to jointly experience the world's art and cultural content in the system. I have been in the arts and humanities science in the last few days. The Google Cultural Institute was born in 2011 by Amit Sood's experimental Google Art Project. Sood complemented the museum's experience and considered exploring the technology to create art and culture that did not grow in India. Amit Sood became the director of Google Cultural Institute. This is a "nonprofit organization" that cooperates with cultural organizations to post World Heritage on the Web. We will create tools and technologies for the cultural department, exhibit and share these gems and make them available to the world viewers more widely. "

Google Arts & Culture is the first person to introduce the works, life and sacrifice of powerful people like Emmeline Pankhurst, Milicent Fawcett, Princess Sophia Duleep Singh. This online experience is based on the organizations they founded, the forms of their revolutionary protests, the things symbolizing their legacy, the iconic feminist slogan, their personal letters and works, photographs, and We will examine hundreds of other artifacts in detail. Inspired by the historic announcement of feminist leader Millicent Fawcett at the Parliament House, we cooperated with the Mayor's Office of London to host the "sign of change", an artist of Gillian Gillian co-movie project , Special feature of Mayor Sadiq Khan. The movie reveals the female outcomes in history and contrasts them with modern people. From young activists and deputy mayors, to the local London citizens, from all walks of life, this movie highlights the diversity of the future ambitions.