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WOMEN'S FREE ART ALLIANCE: Join as a contributing member (£5 a year) and you will be invited to 3 open workshops or seminars. For E10 a year, you can be a sponsor and will be invited to all seminars (continued from page 12)
This support should be built on, to fight for these resolutions to be more than words on paper. This trade union support for the Charter should become a living part of the struggle against women's oppression and the present anti-working class policies of the Government-which stands in the path of the struggle.
One important way of achieving this is to use the support for the Charter to commit trade unions, Labour Party branches and Tenants Associations to campaign alongside forces from the women's movement for nursery facilities,/ against closures of hospitals and abortion g wards, for the right of women to work, etc.
In London, the Charter Campaign recently organised a Conference on the public spending cuts. This Conference decided on a number of policies and initiatives which will begin to pave the way for a fight-back against the hatchet work of the Labour Government-a fight-back reflecting the needs of women, as well as men. The call has now gone out for a national Conference on the Cuts and Unempl oyment. Local Charter groups should not be planning how they can best build for this National Conference. The Charter Campaign Newsletterwith a new issue hot off the presshas details of local activities on both these questions. It can be obtained from WWCC, 49 Lowther Hill, London SE23 IPZ. ing, design, etc.
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of black working class girls, denied the ents'. If you wish to see these dossiers Kennington Lane, London SE11 4LS, approach. Hard work but rewarding! Telephone: 01-485-4303 publications. Workshop programme inciudes music, co-counselling, theatre, painting and associated media, printing, weavSeminar programme includes "Stereotypes Women Artists, Architecture, and the Community, etc. Further details from: 10 Cambridge Terrace Mews.
WOMEN WORKERS LEAGUE: Two cases right of education have been documented. A campaign has been organised to defend the right to education 'won after long years of struggle by working class pupils and parand discuss what you can do for the campaign, write to Women Workers League, 38 FULL-TIME ADMINISTRATOR WANTED: Readers with an interest in political theatre and experience of trade unions are invited to get in touch with Broadside Mobile Workers* Theatre. They are lloking for a full-time administrator to arrange bookings, liase with funding bodies and handle finance and publicity. Typing is essential, as is long-term commitment, and a responsible collective Broadside made and perform plays with and for working people about issues such as the lump, workers' control, the cuts, inflation and unemployment. Their International Women's Year Show, now called "Danger-Women at Work" has been performed for trade union branches and schools, trades councils, colleges, the National Abortion Campaign and women's groups all over Britain. They are also planning a new play on the Working Women's Charter and would welcome ideas and information from individuals and groups active in the Charter Campaign. WRITE TO: Broadside, 58 Holbein House, Holbein Place, London NATIONAL ABORTION CAMPAIGN: Write to NAC at 30 Camden Road, NW1, for campaigning material. Badges, a twoweekly newsletter with up-to-date reports on local and national events, NAC Newsa mobilising newspaper, as well as brochures and pamphlets on abortion are all available. For details, write to: National Conference 1976. c/o 46 Simonside Terrace, Heaton, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Registration is £2.50 and the Conference is from Friday 23 April to Sunday 25.
RED BOOKS Now available - an up-to-date list of books, pamhlets, etc, on women's oppression. Send a stamped, addressed foolscape envelope to: 97 Caledonian Road, London, N1 A Handbook Send 35p (incl. p & p) for a copy to: Socialist Woman, 97 Caledonian. Road London, N.1 NATIONAL CO-ORDINATING COMMI TEE AGAINST CUTS IN THE NHS: A new Bulletin has been produced to help mobilise for the demonstration called on 25 April. Assemble at Hyde Park Corner, 1.30 pm and march to the rally at Trafalgar Square.
PIRATE JENNY (formerly West London Theatre Workshop/ has a new touring show about the way that the State sticks its metal fingers in your kiddies' head...
EDUCATION-A TOOL FOR SLAVERY? OR ...?
Available for schools, colleges, NUT branches, trade unions, etc. Now taking bookings for June onwards. Fees negotiable. The play lasts about 1 hour. Write 11 Acklam Road, London, W.10 or ring 969-9348 or 969-2292.
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