Women are systematically disadvantaged at uni and in the community at large. Think that stinks? Get involved!
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It's just like the name says and knowledge is by no means mandatory. Bring stuff to add to the reading list, get in on the debate, or just come bask in a safe, non-racist, non-sexist, queer-friendly, and entirely non-judgmental...
A mid-week wind-down for wom*n-identifying people all across campus.
A mid-week wind-down for wom*n-identifying people all across campus.
A mid-week wind-down for wom*n-identifying people all across campus.
First and third Wednesday of every month
A mid-week wind-down for wom*n-identifying people all across campus, involving wom*n-centric cinema, tea, and maybe even cake…
First and third Wednesday of every month
A mid-week wind-down for wom*n-identifying people all across campus, involving wom*n-centric cinema, tea, and maybe even cake…
A mid-week wind-down for wom*n-identifying people all across campus.
There are philosophers (we won't deign to name them) who claim these are kinda the cornerstone of pretty much everything; in fact they'd go as far as to say that sex, sexuality, and gender are our defining characteristics. We...
Thursday 30 October. 7pm State library Open mic 7:30 pm State Library Rally and autonomous march to Trades Hall (autonomous means only women and children) 8:30pm End Rally at Trades Hall
Reclaim The Night Trivia Night Fundraiser. Help us to raise money for Reclaim The Night-an annual event demanding and envisioning a world without violence against women.
Approach to this family law ‘reform’ process reveals that the problem was represented to be father absence in the lives of children post-separation brought about by a biased family law system and mothers behaving badly. In doing so it ignored the evaluative research that emphasised a major failing in the family law system was its abject failure to protect women and children from violent men.
Susie Allanson, Debbie Brennan, Carlene Wilson, Liz Patterson
04 March 2008
Joe Napolitano Room, fourth floor, Union House.
Wendy Larkin
Wendy is a lecturer in the law school at the University of Melbourne. She is currently teaching a new subject called Reproductive Rights and the Law (?) -- also Women,...
What do we mean by `women of colour' (WOC)? WOC is a term borrowed from the North American Third World feminist movement, and in the Australian context, refers to women who are usually categorised as coming from...
Wom*n, queers and friends (that means you!) are invited to read and discuss feminist writing. You can know a lot or not much at all.
Not quite straight/not quite sure? Girlzone is a discussion/support group for women to explore different aspects of sexuality, gender and identity in an autonomous, safe environment. Come along and meet some friendly queer women!
Wednesdays 1pm, the Wom*n's Room, first floor,...
The Wom*n's Department offers grants of up to $600 to union members pursuing women-centred and/or anti-sexist projects. Drop in on us in the Office Bearers Space (1st floor Union House) or email us at womyns@union.unimelb.edu.au for more info and...
