Woman's Place UK

Meetings • Page 3

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    A Woman’s Place is speaking out: Bristol

    If you are thinking of organising a meeting in your area we’ve produced this toolkit which pulls together what we’ve learned from our experiences. Some of the feminists who...

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    A Woman’s Place is turning the tide

    Ali Ceesay was part of a team of women who organised a WPUK meeting in Brighton in July 2018. Organising a WPUK meeting, may not feel like an easy...

  • Raquel Rosario Sanchez

    Women’s Right to Write

    Raquel Rosario Sánchez spoke at Feminist Writers Talk Back! at the University of Bristol’ event on Tuesday, May 28th. Read this and you will have some idea of the hurdles...

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    Stand up, speak out: Julie Bindel

    Julie Bindel is a journalist, writer, broadcaster and researcher active in the global campaign to end violence towards women and children since 1979. She is talking here at the...

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    Sex, gender & development: Maya Forstater

    Maya Forstater is an independent researcher, writer and advisor working on the business of sustainable development. She has worked with a large number of organisations, including the New Economics...

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    Authenticity & empathy: Meghan Murphy

    Meghan Murphy is a freelance writer and journalist. She has been podcasting and writing about feminism since 2010, is the founder and editor Feminist Current, Canada’s leading feminist website...

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    A video introduction to WPUK

    This short video was originally shown on the BBC’s Politics Live programme in October 2018. It has interviews with some members of WPUK and gives an idea of the...

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    If you cannot define women, then you cannot defend them 

    On May 25th councillor Sarah Field spoke at a meeting in Leeds which was the first U.K. discussion of The Declaration of Sex Based Rights. The Declaration re-affirms that women’s global human...

  • The most vibrant feminist meeting of the year

    Our meeting on Monday 20th May has certainly had a big impact. Lots of women who were there or who have heard about it have been in touch to...

  • Inspired, motivated, and ready to speak out

    Kim Thomas was at our London meeting A Woman’s Place is back in town on May 20th. She was impressed. Every once in a while, if you’re lucky, you...

  • Feminism, postmodernism and women’s oppression

    Professor Selina Todd is Professor of Modern History, University of Oxford. She spoke at our London meeting, A Woman’s Place is back in town in London on 20th May 2019.  You can download...

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    Troublesome women

    Kiri Tunks is a socialist feminist and trade union activist. She is a co-founder of Woman’s Place UK. This is a transcript of the speech she gave on International Women’s Day...