Part of Political badges and ephemera collected by Judith Campbell.
Circular white badge with 'WEL' in black bold text over a female pictogram. WEL was the acronym for the Women's Electoral Lobby. Embossed text on back of badge 'A. J. Parkers'; outline of Australia (Tasmania not shown) with text 'AUST WIDE' in middle of continent; and 'PATENT APP. NO. 36942/68'.
Campbell, Judith
Paper written by the SALIG Women on their decision to withdraw from SALIG, dated 14 September 1977.
SALIG Women
1993 seminar series for and about women : women managing their careers.
Blue leaflet with black text about a seminar with Katy Steenstrup, Women's/Industrial Officer from the Queensland Branch of the Australian Council of Trade Unions, speaking on industrial equity and career planning strategies for women. Seminar held on Wednesday 24 November 1993 at the Abel Smith Lecture Theatre, University of Queensland, as part of the fifth annual Seminar Series For and About Women, presented by The Office of Equal Opportunity and the Women's Equal Opportunities Office, University of Queensland Student Union.
University of Queensland. Office of Equal Opportunity
Mass media ... statement from the Australian Women's Liberation Movement. (s.n., n.d.) 1 leaf.
Australian Women's Liberation Movement
An exciting new political force for women, Australian Women's Party "sharing the power".
1 page, laid out in landscape orientation, printed in three vertical columns so as to fold into a flier. It contains information on the aims, purpose, and scope of the Women's Party, and outlines the process to becoming a member. The far left column may be detached and removed to form a membership application form.
Australian Women's Party
Vote 1 Australian Women's Party.
Postcard (illustrated). The picture is of three women sitting at a table with a teapot and two cups and saucers. There is a quote beneath from a party member. The reverse has space for text, a square outline for a stamp, and dotted lines for an address. "Vote 1 Australian Women's Party" is in bold in the top left corner.
Australian Women's Party
Australia: a white male dominated society. Brisbane (1972?) 2 p.
Women's Liberation, Brisbane
Female awards and oppression. Brisbane (197?) 1 p.
Women's Liberation, Brisbane