• WAGED HACKNEY Girls Project has been organised by a group of local women who want more facilities and more fun for girls A month long programme of varied events and activities for club. girls has been organised from 7 to 20 November. ne sere includes six evening events, a pudic exniomon, and lots or free, informative literature.
The first two evening events were a big success. The first, of Ciris, wa altended by 70 girls between the ages of 14 and 17 groups of girls performed plays which they had and worked was abou sexism in education, and the girls' was dUOu experiences in a mixed youth second called Black Girls in Society, was also well attended. About 40 girls see inc Newsreel Collective's film Divide and Never! A lively WORK FORCE discussion followed.
A follow up meeting has been arranged 30 November when girls in the area can discuss what ney woua uke oao nex maybe organising a girls Further events include 16 November: Take It Like a Man Ma'am, a hilarious full | length film witha brilliant dream sequence when men do the typing, shopping and vie for the attention of fat, rich businesswomen in sieazy bars November: *Girls and Work - a practical workshop | run by Womenin Manual Trades in plumbing, carpentry, electricity plus screen printing.
23 November: Live music by Clapperclaw performance and music workshop by a group of women musicians. Refreshments.
All events are at Centreprise 136 Kingsland High St., E.8 7.30-9.30pm girls only Further info from: Box 3, 136 Kingsland High St., London E8