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About Us - Founders
Shivaun Woolfson is a writer and lecturer, with a special interest in life history writing, research and
practice. In 2002, she published an autobiography, Home Fires. She has taught extensively in the US
and the UK; most recently at Goldsmiths College, University of London, where she served as Senior
Tutor in Community Studies, and visiting lecturer in life writing. She has facilitated workshops,
seminars, public readings, performances and writing residencies in hospices, prisons and
community centers. She has also developed numerous interdisciplinary arts projects, based
primarily on the life experiences of participants. Living Imprint draws together her interests in life
history, creative arts, social action and the transformational power of testimony.
Frances Tay has a bachelor of Economics degree from Australian National University and a masters
degree in Social Development from the University of Reading, where she received the Edoardo
Virone Prize. She is engaged in a PhD in History research degree at the University of Manchester.
She is self employed as a business development consultant and previous posts held include
general manager of an exhibition company, senior manager of education and training at British
Council and editor of a lifestyle and entertainment magazine.
Shivaun Woolfson is a writer and lecturer, with a special interest in life history writing, research and
practice. In 2002, she published an autobiography, Home Fires. She has taught extensively in the US
and the UK; most recently at Goldsmiths College, University of London, where she served as Senior
Tutor in Community Studies, and visiting lecturer in life writing. She has facilitated workshops,
seminars, public readings, performances and writing residencies in hospices, prisons and
community centers. She has also developed numerous interdisciplinary arts projects, based
primarily on the life experiences of participants. Living Imprint draws together her interests in life
history, creative arts, social action and the transformational power of testimony.
Frances Tay has a bachelor of Economics degree from Australian National University and a masters
degree in Social Development from the University of Reading, where she received the Edoardo
Virone Prize. She is engaged in a PhD in History research degree at the University of Manchester.
She is self employed as a business development consultant and previous posts held include
general manager of an exhibition company, senior manager of education and training at British
Council and editor of a lifestyle and entertainment magazine.
