IMGpapers 1976–79

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1976–79

Feminist conference

· Socialist Challenge No. 78, 11 January 1979 · p. 7 of the scan · 300 words

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signatures. explaining why they have decided not to sign. IMG.

Leeds. Appeal signatories JOHN BANGS, executive of JAN the Socialist Teachers Allance.

Hull Working HILLEC.

Women's Charter Campaign, Caucus. past Socialist Unity candidate in Hull council by-election.

ROBIN BLACKBURN, New low Left Review Editorial Board, ROD DAVEY, shop steward, TGWU 9/12 Passenger branch, JOHN BELL, UCATT mem Alliance

PARKER socialist

feminist, NUS women's com Women's et CHRIS POTTER, member of Ealing/Hammersmith/HounsArea Joint Union Committee, member of the past Hounslow Occupation ComKEN JONES, national convenor of the Socialist Teachers like THE SECOND national socialist feminist conference Dance for 2 March in Arrangements for the conference are going well and a general framework for the discussion has been agreed, the emphasis of which will towards action, it is hoped.

"This WONG include an evaluation of socialist feminist and organisation up to now. Most importantly, this involves looking at the present situation within society and neasonal.

The examination of the current situation has been broken down into four main areas for discussion:

*Social policies; including education, welfare, legal changes, health, taxation, etc.

*Economic conditions; including employment, training, low pay, domestic labour.

*Struggles in communiincluding media, art, alternative practices.

*Reproduction and sexu ality; control over our bodies, including lesbianism, fertility, pornography. rape The success of the conference depends on the active participation of groups and individuals.

The planning group would hear anyone contributing material for workshops in the form of papers or offers to introduce discussions, even suggestions workshops there should be.

Practical help is also needed food stewarding and accommodation. All papers for the conference should be in b January typed -on A4 SECACHS Offers of help, papers, requests for further infor mation to: SocFem Conference Planning Group, 27 Villa Rd, Brixton, London SW9. Registration forms Parkholme Rd, London E8

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