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Fran Abrams

History & Policy

Quintessential Listening: Poetry Online Radio

BERA UK Podcast

Ben Taylor

Sarah Richardson

Peter Lang

John Gardner

Tim Lewens

Claire Fox

Richard Wilson

GEORGE MONBIOT

Beverly Daniel Tatum

Daniel Tatum

Robert Taylor

Dominic Grieve

Frank Trentmann

Arianne Chernock

Lois Lane

OwlTail

Fran Abrams’ poems have been published online and in print in Delmarva Review, The American Journal of Poetry, The Raven’s Perch, Gargoyle 74, and other journals, and in over a dozen anthologies. In 2019, she read at Houston (TX) Poetry Fest and at DiVerse Gaithersburg (MD) Poetry Series. In December 2021, she won the Washington Writers Publishing House Winter Poetry Prize. Her autobiographical book of poems titled “I Rode the Second Wave: A Feminist Memoir,” was released in November 2022. Her chapbook, “The Poet Who Loves Pythagoras,” (Finishing Line Press) will be released in March 2023. Please visit franabramspoetry.com.I Rode the Second Wave: A Feminist Memoir is an autobiographical story told in poetry through the eyes of a woman whose life paralleled the second wave of feminism, a movement that began in the 1960’s and focused on equal opportunities and equal pay for women.Placing her story in the context of women’s marches and feminist goals, the author tells how she grew up in a world that expected women to become homemakers and how she combined her desire for a professional career with marriage and motherhood at a time when mothers with careers were just starting to be accepted in our culture.I Rode the Second Wave: A Feminist Memoir: Abrams, Fran: 9781639886548: Amazon.com: Books

Fran Abrams’ poems have been published online and in print in Delmarva Review, The American Journal of Poetry, The Raven’s Perch, Gargoyle 74, and other journals, and in over a dozen anthologies. In 2019, she read at Houston (TX) Poetry Fest and at DiVerse Gaithersburg (MD) Poetry Series. In December 2021, she won the Washington Writers Publishing House Winter Poetry Prize. Her autobiographical book of poems titled “I Rode the Second Wave: A Feminist Memoir,” was released in November 2022. Her chapbook, “The Poet Who Loves Pythagoras,” (Finishing Line Press) will be released in March 2023. Please visit <a href="http://franabramspoetry.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">franabramspoetry.com</a>. I Rode the Second Wave: A Feminist Memoir is an autobiographical story told in poetry through the eyes of a woman whose life paralleled the second wave of feminism, a movement that began in the 1960’s and focused on equal opportunities and equal pay for women. Placing her story in the context of women’s marches and feminist goals, the author tells how she grew up in a world that expected women to become homemakers and how she combined her desire for a professional career with marriage and motherhood at a time when mothers with careers were just starting to be accepted in our culture. I Rode the Second Wave: A Feminist Memoir: Abrams, Fran: 9781639886548: <a href="http://Amazon.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Amazon.com</a>: Books

Quintessential Listening: Poetry Online Radio Presents Fran Abrams

The Education Media Centre (EMC) is the UK`s first independent charity dedicated to raising public and media awareness of research and evidence behind the education stories in the news.In this episode, Nick Johnson speaks to Fran Abrams, the EMC CEO about her history in the media and how the EMC is helping the public to be able to read, hear, see and understand more from education research experts via the media.

The Education Media Centre (EMC) is the UK`s first independent charity dedicated to raising public and media awareness of research and evidence behind the education stories in the news. In this episode, Nick Johnson speaks to Fran Abrams, the EMC CEO about her history in the media and how the EMC is helping the public to be able to read, hear, see and understand more from education research experts via the media.

Making evidence make news: Fran Abrams

11.30-12.30pm Panel 2: Britain’s working women today: national and international overview Fran Abrams, a BBC File on 4 presenter; author of Below the Breadline: Living on the Minimum Wage

11.30-12.30pm Panel 2: Britain’s working women today: national and international overview Fran Abrams, a BBC File on 4 presenter; author of Below the Breadline: Living on the Minimum Wage

Fran Abrams - The Working Women’s Charter, 40 Years On