Activism and Campaigning
Lynne cares very deeply on many subjects that affect the plight of all beings and the planet itself. She has been a campaigning activist for most of her life, demonstrating as a teenager and young woman against the Vietnam War, nuclear weapons and women’s rights. She has continued to consistently use her voice and influence to speak out to help eradicate sexual violence and abuse to women and children, including FGM; destruction of the environment and cruelty to all beings. She is dedicated to giving her professional skills and experience to support positive changes in society whenever she can.
Video from 1 Billion Rising, Trafalgar Square, 2014
In Beijing at the UN Conference for Women, 1995, with the Sacred Flame of the Goddess, sent by the Brigidine Sisters, with the Irish singer Noirin Ni Rianin
Lynne rising at the House of Commons
Refugee women at What Women Want, South Bank 1995
Lynne at the 1 Billion Rising Press Launch with Eve Ensler, Thandie Newton, Monique Wilson, Stella Creasy MP, Baroness Helena Kennedy, Jude Kelly and supporters
Lynne with fracking activist Vanessa Vine, pledging solidarity with Standing Rock at Susses anti-fracking camp
Refugee women at What Women Want, South Bank 1995
Lynne organises the Press Conference of a Hundred Years of Sexual Violence Against Women of the DRC, at the Royal Albert Hall 2009. With Eve Ensler, Sandi Toksvig, Baroness Oona King and Christine Schuler Deschryver, Director of City of Joy DRC
Lynne with V-Day Founder Eve Ensler and Baroness Helena Kennedy
Lynne with Sinead O'Connor, Chrissie Hynde, Baroness Glenys Kinnock and Sarah-Jane Morris at What Women Want
Greenham Common Women's Protest
Lynne organises 1 Billion Rising Palma de Mallorca, with local women politicians
Lynne at the House of Commons with Congolese and British women politicians
At Greenham Common with designer Katharine Hamnett and her 'US GO HOME' slogan T-shirts, 1983
Lynne at her friend Anita Roddick's Westminster memorial
At Greenham Common with designer Katharine Hamnett and her 'US GO HOME' slogan T-shirts, 1983
Lynne at the House of Commons with Congolese and British women politicians
At Greenham Common with designer Katharine Hamnett and her 'US GO HOME' slogan T-shirts, 1983