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You will preach in cathedrals

After sixteen years campaigning for the Church of England to allow women to become priests, Angela Berners-Wilson technically became the first woman to be ordained. Given that the debate over women being suitable for the job had lasted for centuries, this was a huge glass ceiling for Angela to break through. She is currently a chaplain at the University of Bath, and in 2009 was appointed a prebendary of Wells Cathedral. Angela has conducted live interviews for local and natio

How supporting women's soccer in Cameroon promotes peace for entire communities

A common sight during the late afternoons or weekends in villages and cities across Cameroon is that of boys playing soccer. In 1863, the same year as the sport was established by the Football Association of England, soccer was imported to the African continent by British colonists, making it a global, rather than distinctly European, game. Yet it was the British who determined the rules of the game in Europe and Africa. Only men were allowed to play, and the sex-segregated n

Pushing boundaries all the way to the South Pole

People have always felt an urge to explore the unknown and push the boundaries of what we believe is humanly possible. Neil Armstrong, Christopher Columbus, Lewis and Clark, Edmund Hillary, Percy Fawcett – these are the names of some of history’s best-remembered explorers. But women such as British explorer Felicity Aston have also put their names on the map. Felicity is the first and only woman in the world to ski across Antarctica alone. The 1084-mile, 59-day journey — c