2551:, a noted feminist from Australia. Te Awekotuku and other liberationists protested Greer's appearance, dressing as witches and calling attention to the exclusion of indigenous people, lesbians and undesirables from her welcome. Purdue's response was that Te Awekotuku had "set the movement back 50 years". Kedgley and Purdue, then turned away from radical ideals and formed the National Organisation for Women, based on the United States organisation and begin working on reform policies. In Wellington, the first National Women's Liberation Conference was held in April 1972. Attended by over 500 women and men, the agenda discussed equal opportunities in education and employment, lesbian and reproductive rights, childcare support and the launch of women's studies programmes in university. That same year,
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that women without male escorts were not only not respectable, but incapable of ordering a meal or critiquing it. The members of HWAG visited various restaurants evaluating the atmosphere, the service, the prices and the food, reporting on their experiences. To those who complained that food was not a feminist issue, HWAG commented that they were missing the point that they were a group of women, dining out without children or men, had income and control of their own finances and were able to evaluate their treatment by businesses on their own.
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Personal is Political' and one of the key insights of the Women's Liberation Movement.
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importantly, they wanted a fundamental change in the way society perceived women. Rejecting that reforming existing laws would change women's place in society without an accompanying change in the thoughts about women, liberationists participated in public protests, published information on issues, and held meetings to organise lobbying efforts.
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2380:, among others, until it ceased operations in 1988. That same year, the WLM of Canberra reported that in the six years since their group was formed they had established a meeting house; developed a Women's Centre on Lobelia Street which provided a referral service, abortion counseling and bookstore; a refuge house; and rape crisis center.
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By end-1971, some 16 different Women's
Liberation groups had been formed across Sydney and the activities at Women's House had outgrown the Glebe Point Road premises. In Spring 1972, members of the collective located suitable new premises in an old, two-story building at 25 Alberta Street, just south
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Heatherbrae Clinic, an abortion referral facility in 1970, the Sydney Women's Liberation group organised a protest in July and wrote about it in their newsletter. Throughout the September trial, they demonstrated at the court, advocating for legal abortion. The WLM organised a
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Auckland in February 1978 and highlighted the various types of feminist views ranging from
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was intellectual but simultaneously irreverent and brought a different spin to WLM literature being produced in
Australia. One example of the type of article it produced was their "Feminist Food Guide", which took on the stereotypes of women dining out without male companions. Public perception held
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Zealand Liberationists avoided hierarchical organisation striving for consensus among the membership, which was inclusive of all women. Adopting the "sisterhood is powerful" concept that all women were united in their oppression as women, liberationists membership included students, housewives,
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Zealand. Subjects which had previously not been viewed as political, such as childcare, health, housework, and sexuality, became part of public debate as a result of the movement's drive to recognise that the "personal is political". In response to Women's Liberation demands,
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Talking to each other about experiences previously regarded as belonging only in the domain of 'private life' — such as rape, domestic violence, incest, and abortion — gatherings of women at the Glebe Women's
Liberation House and very soon elsewhere, discovered the commonality of these experiences.
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was founded in 1986. "FWRM's goal is to improve women's domestic, social, legal, economic, health and political status in Fiji and to promote the equality of women in Fiji and in the
Pacific Island Region." It was founded as an outcome of the Fiji Women's Crisis Center (FWCC), a group fighting for
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Australia and New Zealand. Their primary issue was autonomy for women in all spheres of life, including focus on child care centers, equal opportunity for and pay and employment, objectification of women, reproductive rights, sexuality and sexual abuse. Most
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anarchy and socialism to racism and lesbianism. Some exchanges grew heated over whether women's oppression stemmed from class differences, racial differences, social differences, a combination of several issues, or were systemic. The divisions pointed to fractures which would eventually split
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Initially, men participated in the WLM in Australia, but in the period between 1970 and 1971, women began to oust men from their organisations because they tended to dominate the narrative and inform the women participants of how they should proceed. One of the earliest journals,
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to form a discussion group about materials on the Women's Liberation Movement that she had brought from the States. They decided to host a meeting on the topic and at an anti-Vietnam demonstration on 15 December 1969, distributed a pamphlet they had prepared titled
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and provided a community referral service to women. In the run-up to the elections that year, two of the WLM groups in Melbourne met to strategize over the federal candidates who might be favorable to women's issues. Out of these strategy sessions, the
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became widely read and discussed. The mixture of texts from various countries as well as from different political backgrounds resulted in a commitment to collectivity and divergent ideas on how issues which involved women should be addressed.
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and Women for Equality emerged in Auckland. Some of their first actions were to invade the "males only" Bistro Bar at the Great Northern Hotel and demonstrate at the Miss New Zealand Beauty Pageant. Membership grew quickly, expanding to
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denouncing not only the illegitimacy of a man choosing a woman to be a spokesperson for women but of choosing a single person to represent diverse points of view. From that point, there was a fissure in the relationship of WLM and WEL.
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and a perception by society at large that they were anti-male, had caused liberationists to withdraw from public demonstration to focus on issues such as education, family law, reproductive rights and employment discrimination.
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As many members had children, quality child care was an issue and a focus of liberationist groups was to establish centers where women could meet and childcare was provided. The establishment in 1974 in Dunedin of a
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motorcade and petition drive for abortion in October. In January 1971, the Gay Liberation affiliate of the Sydney WLM was formed. Hungry for information on the theory and philosophy of the movement, such texts as,
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into groups focusing on specific interests. Liberationists continued to operate in New Zealand into the early 1980s, but as its early members moved on to other commitments, groups dispersed.
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formed in 1971 focusing on the issues of change in society's perception of women, access to child care, equal pay, and women's authority over their own bodies. The group functioned as an
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movement and saw their oppression in terms of having been colonised. Pockets of groups affiliated with Women's Liberation appeared in the region, such as a group which formed in
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movement that started in the late 1960s and continued through the early 1980s. Influenced by the movement which sought to make personal issues political and bring discussion of
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to provide refuge for women in abusive situations. When they began, shelters in New Zealand created a "'parallel development' model that involved sharing power between
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as an advisor on women's affairs. The reaction from other liberationists was clear when a statement was issued in
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which shared space for a pre-school was typical. Liberationists also established bookstores and
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3831:University of Adelaide Press
2663:Fiji Women's Rights Movement
2506:Dunedin Collective for Woman
2207:(1970) by Canadian-American
2162:Only the Chains Have Changed
2000:Suffragists and suffragettes
1930:American feminist literature
2398:Women's Liberation Movement
2103:women's liberation movement
2096:Women's liberation movement
1240:Views on transgender topics
1230:Views on sexual orientation
4232:
3723:(PhD). Sydney, Australia:
3642:Cook, Megan (5 May 2011).
3376:Pool & Du Plessis 2011
2651:in 1971 and a cooperative
2093:
3986:Schmidt, Johanna (2016).
2655:formed that same year in
2248:Family Court of Australia
2031:Women's rights by country
937:Female genital mutilation
3848:Magarey, Susan (2014b).
3823:Magarey, Susan (2014a).
2414:Women's Liberation House
2036:Feminists by nationality
2010:Women's studies journals
2005:Women's rights activists
728:Movements and ideologies
3829:. Adelaide, Australia:
3301:Ministry for Women 2016
2284:Women's Electoral Lobby
1424:International relations
290:Intersectional variants
4143:"Ngahuia te Awekotuku"
3924:"Sexist society, 1972"
3896:"Second Wave Feminism"
3894:Pearce, Vicki (2017).
3873:Morgan, Robin (1984).
3505:Griffen & Yee 1987
2512:for WLM groups around
2491:University of Auckland
2468:violence against women
2312:University of Tasmania
2288:Australian Labor Party
2169:University of Adelaide
2136:
1950:Conservative feminisms
1205:Bicycling and feminism
1181:Women in the workforce
1149:Violence against women
1124:Sexual objectification
1084:Opposition to feminism
346:Vegetarian ecofeminism
3229:Tribune (Sydney, NSW)
2567:Claire-Louise McCurdy
2518:consciousness-raising
2510:umbrella organisation
2134:
1980:Feminist rhetoricians
1970:Feminist philosophers
1522:Revisionist mythology
1225:Views on prostitution
1210:Criticism of marriage
900:Children's literature
4012:"Ministry for Women"
3994:Taylor & Francis
3764:on 25 September 2017
2536:and liberationists.
2475:Ngahuia Te Awekotuku
2330:, Australia's first
2204:The Dialectic of Sex
1960:Feminist art critics
1935:Feminist comic books
1892:Lists and categories
1571:By continent/country
1402:Pathways perspective
1285:Gender mainstreaming
1220:Views on pornography
1129:Substantive equality
1109:Reproductive justice
1059:Matriarchal religion
912:Diversity (politics)
853:Political lesbianism
163:Other women's rights
4201:Feminism in Oceania
3854:Womenaustralia.info
3698:Else, Anne (1993).
3579:on 21 February 2018
3477:, pp. 97, 554.
3427:Auckland Museum n.d
3032:ScreenHub Australia
2929:, pp. 110–111.
2825:, pp. 105–108.
2633:Tropic of Capricorn
2530:socialist feminists
2450:Victoria University
2209:Shulamith Firestone
2197:(1970) by American
2058:Feminism portal
1965:Feminist economists
1955:Ecofeminist authors
1760:Trinidad and Tobago
1700:Republic of Ireland
1392:Composition studies
1159:Women's empowerment
1114:Sex workers' rights
1039:Feminist capitalism
1019:Internalized sexism
952:Feminism in culture
65:History of feminism
4016:Ministry for Women
3800:"Turner, Patricia"
3204:Women's Health NSW
2637:Western philosophy
2599:gay liberationists
2499:funeral procession
2258:, who would write
2217:(1971) by British
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1370:Literary criticism
1235:Views on sexuality
922:Effects on society
890:Complementarianism
870:Women's liberation
625:Religious variants
599:trans-exclusionary
317:Radical lesbianism
4003:978-1-317-09651-1
3886:978-1-55861-160-3
3840:978-1-922064-95-0
3790:978-1-4438-6740-5
3711:978-0-908896-29-5
3634:978-0-14-006899-3
3441:, pp. 96–97.
3132:The Glebe Society
2968:, pp. 50–52.
2905:, pp. 91–92.
2837:, pp. 29–30.
2813:, pp. 27–28.
2717:, pp. 25–26.
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2356:squatter's rights
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1355:Architecture
1345:Anthropology
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1290:Gynocentrism
1154:War on women
1089:Pro-feminism
1044:Gender-blind
994:Gender quota
967:Art movement
741:Anti-fascist
675:Dianic Wicca
554:Postfeminism
429:Xenofeminism
412:Postcolonial
329:Sex-positive
4035:"Anne Else"
3733:10453/20131
3583:21 February
3490:Morgan 1984
3463:Rogers 1978
3235:21 December
3225:"Directory"
3209:21 December
3175:21 December
3137:19 December
3111:19 December
2942:Pearce 2017
2555:co-founded
2526:Māori women
2516:to develop
2495:Albert Park
2487:Sue Kedgley
2436:New Zealand
2430:Chippendale
2344:Erin Pizzey
2320:Liberaction
2316:Liberaction
1827:South Korea
1807:Philippines
1787:New Zealand
1782:Netherlands
1505:Pornography
1483:Metaphysics
1397:Criminology
1375:Film theory
1350:Archaeology
1029:Women's Day
826:Libertarian
768:Ecofeminism
685:Ecofeminist
566:Reactionary
559:Neofeminism
500:Multiracial
405:Ecofeminist
400:Materialist
243:Switzerland
223:New Zealand
4195:Categories
4115:The Ladder
4026:2018-05-04
3658:2018-05-04
3518:The Ladder
3170:Green Left
3088:Allan 1999
2879:Arrow 2015
2852:Elias 1979
2697:References
2608:The Circle
2571:Pat Rosier
2558:Broadsheet
2442:Wellington
2264:Pat Turner
2187:(1970) by
2105:in Oceania
2023:Categories
1925:Literature
1635:Bangladesh
1510:Psychology
1456:Empiricism
1451:Aesthetics
1446:Philosophy
1320:Patriarchy
1305:Matriarchy
1025:Girl's Day
999:Girl power
972:In hip hop
895:Literature
858:Separatist
836:Postmodern
802:Difference
736:Analytical
680:Reclaiming
488:Indigenous
393:Standpoint
322:Separatist
174:by country
3967:227003028
3920:Pool, Ian
3814:15 August
3758:846984729
3573:1321-795X
3475:Else 1993
3451:Else 1993
3439:Else 1993
3403:Else 1993
3364:Else 1993
3316:Else 1993
3277:Else 1993
3265:Cook 2011
3106:Honi Soit
3037:30 August
2702:Citations
2647:, at the
2617:feminists
2553:Anne Else
2473:In 1971,
2426:Hyde Park
2400:(WLM) in
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