Welcome to Green Gate 
When the government agreed to allow American nuclear weapons to be stored at RAF Greenham Common, hundreds of women arrived to protest the decision. Setting up a camp around the airbase, these women created a community built on a foundation of activism, and structured around different ‘gates’.
Focusing on life at Green Gate, where Monica Sjöö spent time living and campaigning, Rebecca Mordan (of Scary Little Girls and Greenham Women Everywhere) takes you inside the camp in these recordings.
Image credits:
1. Green Gate. Photo by Carolyn Francis
2. Green Gate. Photo by Carolyn Francis
3. Green Gate. Photo by Carolyn Francis
4. Blockade, July 1983. Photo by Janet Smith
5. Archival material. Courtesy of Maggie Parks
6. Green Gate. Photo by Carolyn Francis
7. Monica Sjöö, Forest Beings, 1997. Courtesy The Anise Family. Photo by Albin Dahlström/Moderna Museet
8. Green Gate. Photo by Carolyn Francis
9. Green Gate. Photo by Carolyn Francis
Collected at Modern Art Oxford