On Sunday the 8th March we celebrated International Women’s Day 2026 at TAAG in Teignmouth. As well as a display of our events and activities, see photo below. Our Centre Manager, Peta Howell also gave a short speech in recognition of this special day, and of the wonderful women who contribute to the Alice Cross Centre. She also recognised the amazing work of our founder Alice Cross, and volunteer Will Davis gave a short summary of Alice’s life and achievements from our archive materials.
Click above to listen to Peta’s speech celebrating International Women’s Day
You can see our full presentation about Alice Cross on our website by clicking HERE.
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