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Her Voice in the House shines a light on the women shaping the future of the House of Lords. Each episode features candid conversations with female Peers from across parties and the crossbenches, sharing—in their own words—the work they’re driving forward, the causes they’re…
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Her Voice in the House: Baroness Estelle Morris (opens the original)
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It is rare that a Minister with the right experience ends up in the right government department. Baroness Estelle Morris is a teacher by trade who made her way to serve as Secretary of State for Education. In this episode of Her Voice in the House, Baroness Morris discusses her journey through the Labour movement, teaching in Manchester and how a spell in the Department for Culture, Media and Sport revealed the strength of creativity in education.
Her Voice in the House: Baroness Hayter of Kentish Town (opens the original)
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A former Shadow Leader of the House of Lords, Baroness Hayter was one of the Labour Party's lead Brexit negotiators. In this episode of Her Voice in the House she unpacks her parliamentary career and advice for women looking to enter public life.
Her Voice in the House: Baroness Margaret Curran (opens the original)
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From Holyrood to the House, Baroness Margaret Curran is one of very few Peers to serve in both a devolved institution and the House of Commons. In this episode of Her Voice in the House, Baroness Curran unpacks the role of the Scottish Parliament in policymaking, her passion for women’s rights and as a new Peer, how she’s getting to grips with the ways of the upper chamber.
Her Voice in the House: Baroness Frances D'Souza (opens the original)
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As the second female Lord Speaker of the House of Lords, crossbench peer Baroness D’Souza was firmly focused on raising the profile of the Lords and educating younger generations about the work of the upper chamber. In this episode of Her Voice in the House, she unpacks her esteemed career in research and human rights, highlights from her time as Lord Speaker and her thoughts on the future of the Lords.
Her Voice in the House: Baroness Anne Jenkin (opens the original)
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As the Co-Founder of Women2Win, Baroness Jenkin is a champion for encouraging women in politics and perhaps one of the greatest recruiters for Conservative women in Parliament. In this episode of Her Voice in the House, she discusses her political roots and why you need a backbone and character in the political arena.
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