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Television film treatment by Alun Owen titled The Welsh Connection, one of the characters loosely based on renowned drugs baron Howard Marks; together with covering letter and further letter from author and letter of acknowledgement from Ffilm Cymru.

Film treatment by Frank Vickery titled What's That In Pounds?

Screenplay, overview, character notes and episode-by-episode plot synopsis for proposed television comedy series by Christopher Beddows titled Winter In Sozopol.

Overviews, plot synopses, critical evaluations and related material relating to various production proposals submitted together.

Correspondence largely relating to production and funding within the film and television industry, most of which is addressed to or from Ffilm Cymru artistic director John Hefin. One letter, 1991, contains an invitation to a seminar discussing new Labour Party film industry policies from the then Shadow Secretary of State for Trade and Industry Gordon Brown.

Twelve boxes containing card indexes, the boxes labelled alphabetically.

Miscellaneous material relating to Ffilm Cymru and to the film industry in general, including details relating to festivals, courses and conferences; minutes of a Welsh Arts Council meeting; and newsletters and magazines.

Material relating to the Writing Race and Ethnicity: Minority Perspectives on Welsh National Identity conference held at Swansea Institute, University College of Wales, Swansea, 12 March 2005, at which Jen Wilson presented a paper titled Wales and Negro Minstrelsy: a socio-cultural interchange 1830-1910, including call for conference papers; script of presentation; conference schedule and booking form; list of delegates and notes on speakers; and correspondence.

Material relating to a talk by Jen Wilson titled A Nobler Strife: Swansea Abolitionists and the Cincinnati Trail 1820-1907, presented at the Transatlantic Connections: African Americans and the Celtic Nations international conference held at University College of Wales, Swansea, 28-30 March 2007, comprising annotated talk notes and photocopied background notes.

Material relating to an illustrated talk titled How African American Music Came to Wales, presented by Jen Wilson at the Dylan Thomas Centre, Swansea, 19 March 2010, including talk scripts; Dylan Thomas Centre events programme; and correspondence.

Material, including photocopied certificate and photographs, relating to Jen Wilson's 'Highly Commended' entry for the National Life Story Awards 1994.

Material relating to the Arts & Business Cymru Awards 2006, for which Jen Wilson apparently missed the deadline to be nominated (see note in her hand attached to one item).

Material relating to the Women's National Commission, including independent analysis relating to Government initiatives regarding violence against women, November 2006; WNC findings relating to domestic violence against women, 2003; information booklets and brochures; and details relating to WNC seminar, October 2007.

Material relating to the West Wales Branch of the Musicians' Union, of which Jen Wilson was secretary, including members' details; newsletters; agendas and minutes of meetings; insurance policies; reports and accounts; and correspondence.

Material relating to the blues and poetry band The Salubrious Rhythm Company, of which Jen Wilson was a member, including posters and flyers; playlists, poetry and song lyrics; press cuttings; and correspondence, largely between band members.

Material relating to an article by Mike Dewe titled 'Oh, Didn't She Ramble! Jen Wilson and the Women in Jazz Archive', published in Planet magazine, 2003, comprising transcribed interview with Jen Wilson and correspondence between Jen Wilson and Mike Dewe.

Text of article by Jen Wilson titled 'Jazzing the Hwyl: Women in Wales and the African American Legacy 1850-1935', which appeared in Women in Jazz/Donne in Jazz (ed. Fondazione Adkins Chiti); Donne in Music, Editore Colombo, International Music Council, Ministero per I Beni e le Attivita Culturali, Universita degli Studi 'Roma Tre' (2008).

Material relating to Jen Wilson's participation in BBC 2's Open University programme recorded in Cardiff, 11 March 1995.

Enquiry sheets and email correspondence relating to Jen Wilson's participation in the BBC Radio 3 programme Above The Title, which discussed women band leaders; together with Christmas card to Jen Wilson from Pete Atkin, the programme's producer.

Material mainly comprising job applications and curricula vitae compiled by Jen Wilson, detailing employment history, specialist skills, awards received, published works, etc.