Lucy is a PhD candidate and lecturer in Education at Winchester University, as well as primary school teacher. Her thesis is an exploration of the presence of women on the Primary history curriculum through the perceptions of teachers and pupils. 

Anna Clark is a final year DPhil candidate in History at St John's College, Oxford. Her project looks at the function and legacy of portraits of sixteenth- and seventeeth-century female patrons in Oxford and Cambridge colleges.

Lucy is a second year PhD candidate in English at Hughes Hall, Cambridge. Her dissertation examines the role of women in the early development of 'Cambridge English' during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries

Elena is a third year DPhil candidate in History at Magdalen College, Oxford. Her research considers how women encountered worlds of learning in the university towns of Oxford, Paris and Bologna c. 1270-1500.

Florence is a final year DPhil candidate in History at St Hugh's College, Oxford. Her thesis looks at the first women to attend coeducational colleges at the University of Oxford through oral history.