Did you take the Pill during the 60s? If so the BBC would like to hear from you
Posted on November 27, 2009
Filed Under Abortion Contraception, Consultation, England, Media, WLM / Feminist History | Comments Off
The BBC Science department are making a documentary which will feature the contraceptive pill as a revolutionary advance of the 20th century.
As part of our research, we are very interested in hearing from women who took the pill in the 1960s. If this is you and you think you would be interested in speaking to one of our researchers we would love to hear from you.
Please contact polly.billam@bbc.co.uk for further information.
Please note that by contacting us you will be in no way obliged to take part.
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