of the women yet collated, digitised and made available to the public. Exhibition Scary Little Girls then toured a pop-up Greenham exhibition co-produced with “The Heroine Collective” featuring question and answer sessions with some of the women who lived at the camp. The exhibition also allowed visitors to listen to a soundscape while exploring a Greenham-inspired tent which contained a collage of pictures, banners and slogans from the archives. The tour was funded by a public GoFundMe campaign. Art Scary Little Girls worked with Falmouth University students to create animations based on the experiences and stories recorded in the archives. They also used the archived footage to create a narrative game in which players can speak with women at the camp. Independent organization In 2019, Scary Little Girls partnered with The Heroine Collective to create Greenham Women Everywhere, a National Heritage Lottery Fund supported project, to bring this hugely important piece of often overlooked protest feminist heritage into the public realm. The work began with an 18-month project to interview the women who, between 1981 and 2000, formed the Greenham Common Peace Camp to protest against nuclear weapons being placed at RAF Greenham Common in Berkshire. Greenham Women Digital In response to Covid, Scary Little Girls created GreenhamWomen.digital to allow audiences to explore Greenham at home with an interactive experience. Anna Maria Fox In 2016, Scary Little Girls embarked on a year of community-centred events celebrating the 200th birthday of Anna Maria Fox, one of Falmouth’s foremost historic figures and founder of The Poly. The project gathered oral testimonies from members of the Fox family, local residents with ties to Anna Maria's legacy, and people associated with the gardens, arts school buildings and societies she founded. These histories were then commemorated around the time with special blue fox plaques, linked together into a heritage trail by an app developed in partnership with Falmouth Arts School and University. Through the project, Scary Little Girls collaborated with The Poly, Falmouth University, Falmouth School of Art, Mawnan Church of England VA Primary School, the Fox family, Falmouth History Group and heritage volunteers to document Anna Maria Fox. Wild Woman's Hour In 2013, Scary Little Girls won an award from the National Institute of Adult Continuing Education (NIACE) for Wild Woman's Hour. Wild Woman's Hour is a monthly radio programme created and presented by women. It was jointly created by Scary Little Girls and