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International Women’s Day

On 8 March, we celebrate INTO’s Inspirational Women – Then and now!

Raluca Munteanu, Project Co-ordinator, Pro Patrimonio, Romania "People don't realise that Romania has lost more heritage buildings in the last
Samantha Westbrooke, Conservation Architect, National Trust of Australia (Victoria) "We need to use our heritage buildings and celebrate them, keep
Federica Amelio, “Fulcrums and Systems” Project, FAI - Fondo Ambiente Italiano (the National Trust for Italy) "I'm an outdoors girl
Tatiana Fuentes, Ranger, Conservatoire du Littoral "When I wake up in the morning, it's inspiring to do something I love
Sylvia Lutz, Vice-Treasurer, Bodenfreiheit, Austria "The face of the earth was changed by humankind in just two generations.  It is important
Pam Bain, Director Regional Services, Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga "Understanding the history of New Zealand and how it has shaped our
Louise Soanes, Research Associate, Anguilla National Trust "Being able to make positive contributions to endangered species research, and working with
Janeczka Richardson-Johnson, Conservation Officer, Anguilla National Trust "Informing and reminding people of the connection we have and the delicate balance
Liza Fowler, Invertebrate Education and Project Officer, St Helena National Trust "The bug science team at the Trust has managed
A month ago today on 8 February Bishop Lambe unveiled a Bermuda National Trust plaque at School Lands Cottages honouring the
In July 2020 the heritage sector lost one of it's fiercest protectors. Here, we take a look at the remarkable
In 1890 a young Virginia Peirano moved to London from Romania where she had received a convent education.  Rebellious and unorthodox,
Catherine Leonard, Secretary-General, International National Trusts Organisation "By bringing together the INTO family, we can begin to create the sort

It has been a great privilege to hear and share these stories.  Many of us will agree with Janeczka, who said: “I have had the privilege of meeting and hearing of some extraordinary and amazing women in my line of work, doing jobs that would have traditionally been recognised as more male led. Despite that perception, their work preceded them and spoke volumes, demanding the respect of both genders in my field.”

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