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Sarah Browne sarah.browne@scottishwomensaid.org.uk Feminism and the emergence of Women’s Aid in Scotland in the 1970s and 1980s Sarah Browne sarah.browne@scottishwomensaid.org.uk.

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1 Sarah Browne sarah.browne@scottishwomensaid.org.uk
Feminism and the emergence of Women’s Aid in Scotland in the 1970s and 1980s Sarah Browne

2 Speaking Out Project

3 Contact us SpeakingOut_SWA Speaking Out

4 1978-9 “That this Conference believes that women are battered as a direct result of the general oppression of women in our society…we therefore pledge our support to the seven demands of the Women’s Liberation Movement and undertake to support those campaigns arising out of that movement which aim to end the oppression of women in our society.”

5 Women’s Liberation

6 Women’s Liberation Ideas: Herstory

7 Women’s Liberation Practice: Collectivism

8 1978-9 “That this Conference believes that women are battered as a direct result of the general oppression of women in our society…we therefore pledge our support to the seven demands of the Women’s Liberation Movement and undertake to support those campaigns arising out of that movement which aim to end the oppression of women in our society.”

9 Conclusion

10 Contact us SpeakingOut_SWA Speaking Out

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