User:AdaWoolf/Feminist things

Feminist things is a page of things that I am working on creating.

Feminism

Melbourne Feminists

• Mary Anne Merson
• Alva Geike
• National Council of Women of Australia
• Dr Elizabeth Wilmot
• Joan Curlewis
• Women Justices’ association of Victoria
• Vida Goldstein – Australian suffragist and social reformer
• Zelda D'Aprano – Australian feminist activist
• Mary Eliza Fullerton – Australian writer
• Mary Owen (activist) – Australian unionist and activist
• Elizabeth Couchman – Australian politician

• Thelma Solomon

Descriptive

• Women in Australia
• NSW Women's Refuge Movement
• Women's suffrage in Australia
• Women's suffrage - Australia
• Women's liberation movement in Oceania – Feminist movement
• Convict women in Australia – Transportation of women convicts to Australia
• Women and government in Australia – Relationship between women and the Australian government
• Women in the Australian military
• Women in the Cocos (Keeling) Islands
• Anti-discrimination laws in Australia

Aust Feminist Movements

• Women's Liberation House (Sydney)
• Control Abortion Referral Service – Organization that existed in 1970s-80s
• AMIRCI – Australian organization
• Australian Federation of Women Voters – women's suffragette organization based in AustraliaPages displaying wikidata descriptions as a fallback
• Australian Women's Health Network
• Australian Women's Party (1995)
• Bonnie Women's Refuge – Australian women's refugePages displaying wikidata descriptions as a fallback
• Confectionery Workers' Union of Australia – Australian trade union from 1925 to 1992
• Daughters of Bilitis (Australia) – First gay rights group in Australia
• Destroy The Joint – Australian feminist group
• Elsie Refuge – women's refuge set up in Glebe, SydneyPages displaying wikidata descriptions as a fallback
• EMILY's List Australia – Women's political action organisation in Australia
• Hecate (journal)
• Jenny's Place – Australian women's refugePages displaying wikidata descriptions as a fallback
• Marrickville Women's Refuge – Australian women's refugePages displaying wikidata descriptions as a fallback
• National Women's Media Centre
• NOWSA – Association in AustraliaPages displaying wikidata descriptions as a fallback
• Radical Women – Socialist and feminist activists' organization
• What Women Want (Australia) – political party in AustraliaPages displaying wikidata descriptions as a fallback
• Women with Disabilities Australia
• Women's Brigade (Broken Hill) – Women's labour protest group in Australia
• Women's Electoral Lobby (Australia) – Australian lobbying group
• Women's Equal Franchise Association
• The Women's Library, Sydney – Community-based library and a hub of lesbian and feminist activity
• Women's Service Guilds
• Women's Studies Resource Centre – Feminist library in Adelaide, South Australia
• Anti-Franchise League
• Australian Woman's Sphere – A women's magazine in Australia (1900–1905)
• Avalon Theatre, Hobart – Historic former theatre in Hobart, Tasmania
• Commonwealth Franchise Act 1902 – Australian suffrage law
• Constitutional Amendment (Adult Suffrage) Act 1894 – Act of the Parliament of South Australia
• Queensland Women's Electoral League
• Victorian Women's Suffrage Society
• Elizabeth Jane Ward – Australian evangelist (1842–1908)
• Womanhood Suffrage League of New South Wales

Monuments

• Centenary of Western Australian Women's Suffrage Memorial
• Centenary of Women's Suffrage Commemorative Fountain
• Centenary of Women's Suffrage Gazebo
• Centenary of Women's Suffrage mural
• Great Petition (sculpture)
• Resilience (sculpture)

Abortion

• Abortion in Queensland
• Abortion Law Reform Act 2008 (Victoria)
• Cherish Life Queensland – Queensland anti-abortion group

International

• Women's liberation movement – Branch of radical feminist thought
• Feminist movement – Series of political campaigns for reforms on feminist issues
• Women's liberation movement in Asia – Feminist movement

Champions of the Impossible

• Ada Norris

Foundations

• The Princess Ida club

Inaugural Meeting

• Date: 19 March 1902
• located at the Austral Salon
• President: Janet Clarke

• Principle speaker: Emily Dobson (Mrs Henry Dobson)
• resolution to form NCW moved by: Margaret McLean

Thirty-five Organisations

1. Association of Domestic Economy
2. Austral Salon
3. Australian Church Social Improvement Society
4. Australian Women's Association
5. Bendigo Women's Literary Society
6. Collingwood Creche
7. Collingwood Girls' Club
8. Collins Street Independent Church Ladies' Reading Society
9. Convalescent Home for Women
10. Daughters of the Court (Later known as 'Friends in Council) - Established by Louisa Jane Bevan
11. Gentlewomen's Aid Society
12. Hawthorn Ladies' Reading Society
13. Hawthorn Progressive League
14. Jewish Women's Guild
15. Kew Progressive League
16. Maternity Patients' Convalescent home
17. Melbourne District Nursing Society
18. Methodist Neglected Children's Aid Society
19. Prahran Women's Progressive League
20. Princess Ida Club
21. Queen Victoria Hospital
22. United Council for Women's Suffrage
23. Victorian Alliance
24. Victorian Infant Asylum and Foundling Hospital
25. Victorian Lady Teachers' Association
26. Victorian Women's Post and Telegraph Association
27. Victorian Women's Public Service Association
28. Victorian Women's Political League
29. Women's Christian Temperance Union
30. Women's Health Society
31. Women's Hospital
32. Women's Progressive League
33. Writers' Club
34. Young Women's Christian Association

Committee

• President: Janet Lady Clarke
• Vice-Presidents: Louisa Jane Bevan (Mrs L. D. Bevan) and Annie Lowe (Mrs Lowe)
• Hon. Secretary: Sibyl Maud Cave nee Pinnock (Mrs Henry Cave) (of the Foundling Hospital)
• Hon. Treasurer: Mrs Joseph Saddler
• Anna Howie (Mrs Howie)
• Mrs Walker
• Mrs Evelyn Gough (with Catherine Hay Thomson, founded weekly journal The Sun: An Illustrated Journal for the Home and Society)
• Mrs Watson Lyster
• Mrs M. E. Kirk
• Miss C.H. Thomson