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  1. Women organising separately

    attempts to wind back women's rights. Women's officers and women's rooms on campuses were ... "safe" places for women on campus. Rather, the real value of these facilities is that they are avenues ... facilities cannot be assured and real equality for women on campus can never be won. The argument put forward ...

  2. Women and the struggle for education

    did not admit women on equal terms until 1947. As more women entered higher education, they were ... effects of sexism in the wider society, so even those women who went on to tertiary education remained ... proportion of women going on to postgraduate study slowly improved, it still remains lower than for men. In ...

  3. Viva la revolución! Viva la mujeras!

    alongside the men than "live on their knees like servants". In the early stages of the war, women ... a fantastic and inspiring look at the Spanish Civil War through the eyes of a group of women who fight to play ... upheaval of revolution. The story focuses on six women thrown together by chance. Maria (Ariadna Gill), ...

  4. Scabs out, dockers in!

    dispute is that men now have to learn how to use a washing machine and cook as the women take off on ... routine and Jo Brand making fun of herself. Interspersed with the comedy, Clary interviews women from ... Women of the Waterfront, a group organising support for the dockers. One of the by-products of the ...