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'Cherished, Held. Remembered' A project to get 80 women from the Borders to stitch the names of the 80 women murdered by men in the period between Sarah Everard's killing and the conviction of her murderer. Many of the women who took part researched the name they were stitching and added details to reflect the life of their counterpart. The piece travelled to 'Reclaim The Night' and has been exhibited at Cornucopia Room in Hawick and Survivors Unite in Selkirk.

A project to get 80 women from the Borders to stitch the names of the 80 women murdered by men in the period between Sarah Everard's killing and the conviction of her murderer. Many of the women who took part researched the name they were stitching and added details to reflect the life of their counterpart. The piece travelled to 'Reclaim The Night' and has been exhibited at Cornucopia Room in Hawick and Survivors Unite in Selkirk.

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'Cherished, Held. Remembered' A project to get 80 women from the Borders to stitch the names of the 80 women murdered by men in the period between Sarah Everard's killing and the conviction of her murderer. Many of the women who took part researched the name they were stitching and added details to reflect the life of their counterpart. The piece travelled to 'Reclaim The Night' and has been exhibited at Cornucopia Room in Hawick and Survivors Unite in Selkirk.

A project to get 80 women from the Borders to stitch the names of the 80 women murdered by men in the period between Sarah Everard's killing and the conviction of her murderer. Many of the women who took part researched the name they were stitching and added details to reflect the life of their counterpart. The piece travelled to 'Reclaim The Night' and has been exhibited at Cornucopia Room in Hawick and Survivors Unite in Selkirk.

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'Cherished, Held. Remembered' A project to get 80 women from the Borders to stitch the names of the 80 women murdered by men in the period between Sarah Everard's killing and the conviction of her murderer. Many of the women who took part researched the name they were stitching and added details to reflect the life of their counterpart. The piece travelled to 'Reclaim The Night' and has been exhibited at Cornucopia Room in Hawick and Survivors Unite in Selkirk.

A project to get 80 women from the Borders to stitch the names of the 80 women murdered by men in the period between Sarah Everard's killing and the conviction of her murderer. Many of the women who took part researched the name they were stitching and added details to reflect the life of their counterpart. The piece travelled to 'Reclaim The Night' and has been exhibited at Cornucopia Room in Hawick and Survivors Unite in Selkirk.

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