First published in The Conversation and republished here under The Conversation’s generous copyright policy. January 17, 2018 8.11pm AEDT It’s one of the more bizarre episodes to have seen the light of day since the #MeToo movement got going…
Category: Women’s History
LABOR WOMEN: POLITICAL HOUSEKEEPERS OR POLITICIANS?
Part 3 Women in trade unions in Western Australia in the early 1900s This paper is a section of an article published in Marian Simms, Australian Women and the Political System , Longman Cheshire, 1984. Robin Joyce An apprenticeship…
University of Sussex: Women and the History of International Thought
Originally published in the ANU Gender Studies newsletter. Leverhulme Postdoctoral Research Associate Ref 2948 School/department: School of Global Studies Hours: full time Contract: fixed term 01 September 2018 to 31 August 2020 Reference: 2948 Salary: Grade 7 up…
MUSIC VIDEO FOR CHANGE: “WOMAN”
Claire and Sarah Renee O’Moore Claire O’Moore sent the following, explaining the video which she and her twin sister, Sarah Renee, created to publicise women’s rights. Hi There, I’m sending you a music video that deals exclusively with women’s rights.…
LABOR WOMEN: POLITICAL HOUSEKEEPERS OR POLITICIANS?
Women’s political activism in the Australian Labor Party in the Early 1900s in Western Australia Part 2 Robin Joyce This paper is a section of an article published in Marian Simms , Australian Women and the Political System ,…
LABOR WOMEN: POLITICAL HOUSEKEEPERS OR POLITICIANS?
Robin Joyce This is a part of a paper published in Marian Simms , Australian Women and the Political System , Longman Cheshire, 1984. Part 1 Typical travel conditions experienced by women who organised country Labor meetings Labor Women: Political Housekeepers…