Background
Armitage-Woodward, Fiona Louise was born on October 24, 1940 in Nairobi, Kenya. Daughter of Alfred Colin and Anne (Laycock) Maher.
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Fiona Louise Armitage-Woodward
Edit ProfileEducatr researcher in social sciences
Fiona Louise Armitage-Woodward, British Educatr, researcher in social sciences. Certified teacher. Fellow Royal Anthropological Institute, 1985. Member Britain Zimbabwe Society (secretary 1988-1991), Swaziland Society (editor 1991-1994), Anthropology in Action (secretary 1993), Tropical Agriculture Association.
Education
Bachelor in History with honours, London U. (UCRN), Harare, Zimbabwe, 1963; Bachelor of Science in Sociology with honours, London U., 1972; Master of Letters, Aberdeen (Scotland) U., 1976; postgraduate diploma, Surrey (England) University, 1986.
Career
Social worker in child care, Birmingham (England) Corporation, 1964; lecturer, tutor, researcher, volunteer, National Council Social Svc., Edinburgh, Scotland, 1965; lecturer, tutor, researcher, volunteer, various, Swaziland, 1968-1974; lecturer, Surrey County Council, Redhill, England, 1980-1987; community education officer, Open U., West Surrey, England, 1986-1987; researcher, Oxfam, Oxford, England, 1990-1993; researcher, educator, Oxford, since 1993. Member steering committee Oxford Conference Ednl. Reform, International Journal Educated, Oxford, 1990, 92, Group for Anthropology in Policy and Practice, London, 1982-1994, volunteer researcher in milk powder use World Food Programme, Mbabane, Swaziland, 1971.
Achievements
Membership
Member Britain Zimbabwe Society (secretary 1988-1991), Swaziland Society (editor 1991-1994), Anthropology in Action (secretary 1993), Tropical Agriculture Association.
Interests
Connections
Married Michael Stockdale Armitage, January 18, 1964 (divorced 1985). Children: Rachel Lynne, Julian Paul, Zoe Ellen. Married Julian Woodward, August 14, 1993.
Stepchildren: Oliver, Lorna.
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British