New Research in Women’s Labour History

Please join us for the fourth seminar in the series
Labour History Looking Ahead After 60 Years

5:00–6:15pm (AEST) Monday 22 August 2022

Two talks will be presented:

Hannah Viney (Monash University) will speak about women’s prison labour in Victoria and how it changed at the turn of the twentieth century with the influence of the women’s movement.

Freya Willis (Oxford University) will speak about how, in the 1970s, women challenged gender hierarchies within the Australian meat industry and the Australasian Meat Industry Employees’ Union, and forged new modes of leadership.

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Aug 22 2022
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5:00 pm - 6:15 pm
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ASSLH & Labour History Office

Carl Power
Faculty of Law
Lev 15, UTS Central (CB02)
University of Technology Sydney
Broadway NSW 2007 Australia
Tel. 0415 191 715

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