Forster was one of the founders of Sappho, which was a social group and one of the UK's longest-running lesbian publications (Sappho magazine was published from 1972 to 1981, although the group continued to meet regularly for many more years). The Sappho group members used to meet in the Chepstow pub in Notting Hill and had speakers such as Maureen Duffy and Anna Raeburn. After Sappho, Forster became a member of Greater London Council's Women's Committee. From 1992 until her death in 1998 Forster was an active member of the Lesbian Archive and Information Centre management Committee (now part of the Glasgow Women's Library). In 1997 a BBC film crew came to the archive to film her for a programme about her life which was to be part of The Day That Changed My Life series. Her work has made a huge impact on shaping the archive. On 6 November 2017, Google Doodle commemorated her 91st birthday. Television and film appearances Caesar's Wife, 1951, television acting role. You're Only Young Twice, 1952, film acting role as Nellie. Love and Mr Lewisham, 1953, television acting role. The Wedding of Lili Marlene, 1953, film acting role as Theatre Barmaid. Serious Charge, 1953, repertory theatre acting role. The Broken Jug, 1953, television acting role as Grete. Gilbert Harding Finds Out, 1954, as straight-to-camera television reporter. Lilacs in the Spring, 1954, film acting role. The Dam Busters, 1955, film acting role as Canteen Waitress. You Can't Escape, 1955, television acting role as Mrs Baggerley. Grace Kelly's Monaco wedding to Prince Rainier, 1956, as straight-to-camera television reporter. Won a Prix D'Italia. Pantomania or Dick Wittington, 1956, television comedy acting role. Tonight, as straight-to-camera television reporter. Hotfoot and Highlight, as straight-to-camera television reporter. Panorama, as straight-to-camera television reporter. Late Night Extra, as straight-to-camera television reporter. Trouble for Two, 1958, television acting role in a sitcom. Discovering America, 1958–1960, as straight-to-camera television reporter. Jacqueline Mackenzie in America, as straight-to-camera television reporter. Speak for Yourself, 1974 as television co-scriptwriter. Gays: Speaking Up, 1978 as interviewee. We Recruit, 1995, appearance in a Channel 4 television documentary about the Lesbian Avengers. From High Heels to Sensible Shoes, 1997, contributor to the BBC television series The Day That Changed My Life. See also LGBT rights in the United Kingdom References External links Brighton Our Story Sappho at the Lesbian Archive and Information Centre Jackie Forster at the British Film Archive 1926