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We’re gearing up for International Women’s Day 2012! We will march on Saturday 10th March, meeting at 12 noon at St George’s Plateau in Liverpool city centre (opposite Lime Street station).  Bring your banners, whistles, drums, children, grannies, sisters and … Continue reading →

MWM are back for 2012! We’re planning an International Women’s Day demonstration in the centre of Liverpool on Saturday 10th March, starting at St George’s Plateau (opposite Lime Street Station) at 12 noon.  This will be followed by a public … Continue reading →

Date & time of next MWM meeting: Monday 5th December 5.30pm 120 Bold Street, WHISC premises All women welcome    

I know we’ve all been busy for a while, but it’s time to get organizing for IWD 2012!!! We’re meeting MONDAY 14th November 5.20pm at WHISC on Bold Street, Liverpool. If you’ve never come along before, don’t be shy! We’re … Continue reading →

We would like to say a HUGE thank you to everyone who has supported us during our International Women’s Day celebrations. The events were a huge success and 2011 has been our best year yet! We could not have done … Continue reading →

During a fabulous feminist fund raiser night we will be screening the documentary ‘Dont Need You’, which tells the story of the origins of the Riot Grrrl movement in the revolutionary American music scene of the 1990s, following this we … Continue reading →

RASA Merseyside has recived news of devastating fundings cuts, thier statement is below: “RASA Liverpool is absolutely horrified after receiving notification from Liverpool City Council that their ISVA funding for sexual violence survivors from 01-04-11 has been withdrawn completely, while … Continue reading →

It has been resolved that the Sex Establishment Licensing Policy be recommended to full Council for approval. The full minutes can be Found here: http://councillors.liverpool.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?CId=502&MId=10795&Ver=4 However many issues still remain, particularly that of a gender specific impact; the imagery and … Continue reading →

An excellent campaign to tackle sexism and gender based violence in cyberspace: http://takebackthetech.net/ As we make an effort to reclaim our streets to feel safe in our ‘real world’ environment we can do the same online.