MS 3683
Records of the Women's Electoral Lobby (Australia)
- Records
- 1972-1991
- 9.5m (63 boxes)
- Available for reference
The collection was donated to the Library in five consignments between
1973 and 1995.
The records comprise correspondence, 1972-88; financial records,
1978-89; WEL National Conference records, 1973-82; records relating to WEL
involvement in other conferences including the National Women's Tax
Summit, the National Agenda for Women Conference, the United Nations
Decade for Women and the Office of the Status of Women; records relating
to WEL (Australia) activities such as lobbying Federal parliamentarians,
and the production of the WEL National Bulletin, press releases
and submissions; and subject files on a wide range of WEL interests
including childcare, affirmative action, equal employment opportunity, the
Family Law Act, maternity leave, sex discrimination, and wages.
They also include a small quantity of records of the Women's Electoral
Lobby (ACT) and the Women's Centre Inc.
Other material relating to the Women's Electoral Lobby held by the
National Library include Dulcie Bethune Speeches (MS 5110),
Diana Graham Papers (MS 7604), Mary Sexton
Collection (MS 8541) and the Meredith
Hinchliffe Papers (MS 5139).
The Women's Electoral Lobby (WEL)
is a women's political lobby group whose broad objectives are to bring
about legislative changes to ensure equality for women and to influence
and educate public opinion on a wide range of issues which directly affect
women.
WEL has been involved in preparing pamphlets, articles, submissions and
press releases on issues such as childcare, equal pay, maternity leave,
affirmative action, the Sex Discrimination Act, superannuation,
taxation, the budget and marital property. WEL has also jointly and solely
sponsored conferences such as the National Women's Tax Summit, the
National Agenda for Women Conference, and conferences relating to the UN
Decade for Women.
WEL was formed in 1972, and the first National Conference was held in
1973. Until 1978, WEL consisted of state and regional groups only. At the
1978 National Conference it was decided to form a national office known as
WEL (Australia) in Canberra employing a part-time National Co-ordinator
and a Secretary/Treasurer. The role of the National Co-ordinator was to
liaise with WEL groups, other women's organisations, politicians and the
media; to produce the National Bulletin, and to co-ordinate
national WEL campaigns.
WEL National Co-ordinators, 1978-88 are as follows:
1978-79 Maria De Leo
1980-81 Yvonne Carnahan
1982-83 Pamela Denoon
1983-84 Lorelle Thompson
1984 Joanne Morgan
1985-86 Jane Elix
1986-88 Lynn Lee
1988 Joy Taylor
In 1980 the WEL National Management Committee was established consisting
of a member from each state or territory, the National Co-ordinator and
the National Treasurer. The functions of the committee were to co-ordinate
the flow of information to and from the National Co-ordinator and to
assist in national WEL decision making.
WEL (Australia) is closely affiliated with WEL (ACT) which has provided
financial and other support to the national office and the National
Co-ordinator. There has also been some staff crossover between the two
bodies. Many of the activities initiated by WEL (ACT), such as lobbying
Federal MPs were later taken over by WEL (Australia). WEL (ACT) also had a
major role in organising the National Women's Tax Summit in 1985.
- Correspondence, 1972-88
- Financial records, 1978-89
- Constitution and incorporation, 1980-84
- National Conference, 1973-82
- National Women's Tax Summit, 1985
- National Agenda for Women Conference, 1985-86
- Political lobbying 1972-89
- National Bulletin, 1979-89
- Childcare, 1972-85
- State and regional WEL groups, 1979-84
- WEL (ACT) records, 1972-89
- United Nations Decade for Women conferences, 1979-85
- Other conferences, 1975-87
- Subject files, 1972-88
- Press releases, 1976-87
- Submissions, 1973-88
- Other records, 1974-87
- WEL publications and writings 1979-83
- Other publications, 1974-86
- Equal pay for comparable worth, 1985-87
- Office of the Status of Women, 1975-91
- New Federalism, 1991
- The role of women in the economy, 1979-88
- Women's Tax Convention, 1989
Series 1 : Correspondence, 1972-88
Contains correspondence of WEL (ACT), 1972-78 and of the National
Co-ordinator of WEL (Australia), 1980-88. The correspondence is primarily
with other WEL groups and parliamentarians. It also includes
correspondence with Beatrice Faust, 1986-88 on the history of WEL and
National Co-ordinator job applications and correspondence with a variety
of unions, government and non-government organisations.
Other WEL correspondence is located throughout the collection.
Folder
1 Correspondence of WEL (ACT), 1972-78
2-3 Correspondence of the National Co-ordinator, 1980
4-18 Correspondence of the National Co-ordinator, 1981-84
19-25 Correspondence of the National Co-ordinator, 1985
26-35 Correspondence of the National Co-ordinator, 1986-88
35 Mail register, 1986-87
Series 2 : Financial records, 1978-89
Includes invoice and statement books, bank statements, cheque butts,
receipt books, petty cash books, ledgers and other financial records
arranged by financial year.
Folder
1 Petty cash book, 1978-85; cheque deposit records, 1981-84
2-5 Financial records, 1982-83
6-8 Financial records, 1983-84
9-12 Financial records, 1984-85
13-23 Financial records, 1985-86
24-32 Financial records, 1986-87
33-39 Financial records, 1987-88
40-43 Financial records, 1988-89
44 Undated financial records
Series 3 : Constitution and incorporation records, 1980-84
Folder
1-3 Records relating to the incorporation of WEL (ACT) in 1981
and WEL (Australia), 1982-3; policy rules for WEL
(Australia), 1981-82; constitutions for WEL (Australia) and
WEL (WA), 1980; and papers relating to the national
structure of WEL, 1981.
Series 4 : National Conference records, 1973-82
Contains programs, press releases, papers presented at the conferences,
correspondence, registration forms, reports on the conferences, agendas,
WEL annual reports and other records. The 1982 National Conference was
held in Canberra and organised by WEL (Australia).
Folder
1-2 National Conference, 1973. Includes 1973 NSW state
conference records
3-4 National Conference, 1974. Includes 1974 ACT conference
records
5-9 National Conference, 1975. Includes 1975 ACT conference
records
10 National Conference, 1977
11-12 National Conference, 1978
13 National Conference, 1979
14-15 National Conference, 1980
16-17 National Conference, 1981
18-26 National Conference, 1982
27-29 National Conference, 1983. Includes 1983 NSW state
conference records
Series 5 : National Women's Tax Summit, 1985
Records relating to the National Women's Tax Summit held on 22 June 1985
in Canberra.
Folder
1-2 Correspondence and press releases, 1985
3 Accounts
4-6 Conference papers
7-10 Submissions and position papers on taxation
11-16 Addiional conference papers, submissions and background
information
Series 6 : National Agenda for Women Conference, 1985-86
Folder
1-2 Correspondence, 1985-86 and financial statement
3-7 Registrations and list of registrants
8 Minutes of meetings, budget details and other records
9 Program, draft resolutions and copies of speeches
10 Session programs
11 Subsidies correspondence
12 WEL submissions and resolutions
13 Post National Agenda meeting minutes, Hansard extracts
and leaflets
14-19 Conference financial records
Series 7 : Political lobbying records, 1972-89
Includes records relating to women in politics and the lobbying of
members of Parliament on women's issues.
Folder
1 -8 Files on Federal elections, 1972, 1974, 1975,
1980, 1983, 1984
9 - 10 Files on interviews with politicians, 1975,
1985
11-13 Files on unsuccessful candidates, 1970-75
14 Liberal Party file, 1981-84
15- 17 Other political records, 1974-89
18-19 Politicians biographical files, 1972-81. The
files include correspondence, Hansard extracts,
speeches, cuttings and transcripts of
interviews. Most of the files are very slight.
Larger ones include Reginald Bishop, Jim
Cairns, Clyde Cameron, John L. Carrick, Joan
Child, Don Chipp, Barry Cohen, Ruth Coleman,
Robert Cotton, R. J. Ellicott, Kep Enderby,
Malcolm Fraser, Ken Fry, John Gorton, Margaret
Guilfoyle, Philip Lynch, Douglas McClelland,
Jean Melzer, Susan Ryan and Ian Sinclair. The
files are arranged alphabetically.
Series 8 : National Bulletin records, 1979-89
Pieces
1-6: Subscription records, 1983-84, 1988-89 (6 folders)
7-17: Master copies of WEL National Bulletin, 1979-88.
Contains:
vol. 2, 1979 no. 1-3, 5, 7, 10, 13-14, 18 and 20;
vol. 3, 1980 no. 1-3, 5, 7, 11, 13-14, 16 and 18;
vol. 4, 1981 no.2;
vol. 5, 1982 no. 7 and 8;
vol. 6, 1983 no.10;
vol. 7 1984 no. 1, 6, 9-10;
vol. 8, 1985 no. 1, 3;
vol. 9, 1986 no. 1-10;
vol. 10, 1987 no. 2, 4, 6-8;
vol. 11, 1988 no. 1-2 .
Series 9 : Childcare records, 1972-85
Contains correspondence, submissions, speeches reports and other records
relating to childcare. The records were originally maintained by WEL
(ACT), and were continued from 1980 by the National Co-ordinator.
Folder
1 Correspondence of WEL (ACT), 1972-80
2 Correspondence of the National Co-ordinator, 1980-81
3-4 WEL reports, submissions, newsletters etc, 1972-81
5-7 Newsletters, submissions and other records by other
organisations, 1972-83
8-10 Childcare as a tax deduction records, 1980-82.
Includes correspondence of Yvonne Carnahan, 1981-82 and
correspondence and papers of Pamela Dunoon, 1980-82
11-12 WEL (ACT) Childcare Action Group records, 1972-84.
Includes correspondence of the convenor, Elizabeth
Bilney; reports of the Group, 1972-74; publications;
WEL information sheets; reports; press releases and
other records.
13 Newspaper clippings, 1976-85; work related childcare
survey, 1985
Series 10 : State and regional WEL groups, 1979-84
Newsletters, correspondence and other records received by WEL
(Australia) from State and regional WEL groups.
Folder
1 Issue of WEL-informed : monthly newsletter of the NSW
Women's Electoral Lobby, May-Nov 1979
2 Records from WEL (Darwin) including WEL (Darwin)
Newsletter, 1983-84; sWELter, 1984 and a letter, 1982
3 Records from WEL (Qld) including WEL (Qld) Newsletter,
1983-85; minutes and agenda, 1980, letters, 1980-84 and a
membership list
4 Records from WEL (Cairns) including newsletters, 1979 and
1983-84; addresses and articles, 1980; and cuttings
5 Correspondence from WEL (Magnetic Island), 1983; and WEL
(SA) Newsletter, 1984
Series 11 : WEL (ACT) records, 1972-89
WEL (ACT) records have been retained in this collection due to the
group's close association with WEL (Australia). Other WEL (ACT) records
are located in series 1 and series 9. In some cases it is not clear which
body maintained the files.
Folder
1 Financial records, 1982-83. Includes receipts, financial
correspondence, cheque butts, a statement of income and
other records
2-8 WEL (ACT) files, 1972 and 1974-79 containing information
sheets, surveys, submissions, enrolment forms, newsletters
and a small amount of correspondence
9 Membership records, 1987-89. Includes membership forms,
1987-89; telephone directories and membership lists
10 Health file, 1983-84. Contains correspondence with health
authorities, politicians and others; addresses; and other
records on health care for women in the ACT
11 Records relating to WEL (ACT) Newsletter, mailouts and
enrolments for seminars, 1979-84
12 Certificate of incorporation for WEL (ACT), 1981; minutes
of meetings, 1973 and 1980; submissions, 1974; and other
records
13-26 Questionnaires on career intentions filled out by female
students from Deakin High School, Holder High School and
Canberra High School. Produced by WEL (ACT) Education
Action Group
Series 12 : United National Decade for Women Conferences, 1979-85
Folder
1-5 Records relating to ACT conferences for the mid-point of
the UN Decade for Women, Canberra, Oct. 1979 and Mar. 1980.
Includes National Women's Advisory Council correspondence
and Draft Australian plan of action; conference speeches
and workshop reports; WEL correspondence; reports on
women's issues; newspaper cuttings; agenda; minutes and
other papers.
6-8 Records relating to the World Conference of the United
Nations Decade for Women, Copenhagen, July 1980. Includes
agenda; UN and UNESCO papers on the status of women; WEL
correspondence, 1979-80; press releases, 1980; and UN
programs for action for the Decade for Women.
9-13 Records relating to the World Conference to review and
appraise the achievements of the UN Decade for Women,
Nairobi, July 1985. Includes addresses, UN reports, WEL
correspondence and press releases
Series 13 : Other conference records, 1975-87
Papers for conferences attended by WEL members.
Folder
1 Women and Politics Conference (Canberra, 1975)
2-3 Australian Women's Trade Union Conference (Sydney, 6-8
August, 1976)
4-5 International Year of the Child, 1979
6 Change the Rules Conference (Sydney, 22-24 Feb. 1980)
7 Women and Labour Conference (Melbourne, 17-19 May 1980)
8 Australian Political Studies Association 23rd Annual
Conference (Canberra, 28-30 August 1981). Papers by Eva
Cox and Ann Richards.
9 Women on the tip : one day meeting on women and the economy
(July 1983). Also includes material on the National
Economic Summit Conference, Apr. 1983
10 National Economic Summit, (Canberra, 11 April 1983)
11 Miscellaneous conference papers, 1984-87
Series 14 : Subject Files, 1972-88
Subject files arranged in alphabetical order by file title. The files
contain correspondence, newspaper cuttings, reports, submissions,
newsletters, speeches, publications, press releases, and other records and
reflect the wide range of WEL activities and interests.
1-169 See Appendix for full listing
Series 15 : Press releases, 1976-87
Folder
1 Press releases, 1976, 1979-84. Subjects include the Human
Rights Bill, budgets for 1982/83 and 1983/84, family
allowances and the Sex Discrimination Bill, 1983
2 Press releases relating to the 1984 Federal elections.
Also includes a newspaper cutting and a submission on
taxation reform.
3 Press releases, 1985. Topics include taxation (National
Women's Tax Summit), equal pay, the Government's National
Agenda for Women, affirmative action legislation, abortion,
1985 budget, childcare and family allowances. Also
includes some cuttings and WEL (ACT) Newsletter, Sept. 1984
4 Press releases, 1986-87 and undated. Topics include
childcare, Affirmative Action Bill, National Agenda for
Women Conference and Equal Employment Opportunities (EEO)
Series 16 : Submissions, 1973-88
Folder
1 Taxation submission by WEL (ACT), June 1973; Submission by
WEL Victoria to the Premier concerning proposed Health
(Contraceptive) Bill, May 1974; Open submission to the
Human Relations Commission (1975) from the Women's
Electoral Lobby (Vic); WEL (Australia) Submission for the
consultations between the Government and women's groups,
Sept. 1976.
2 WEL (NSW) Submission to the Anti-discrimination Board of
NSW Aug. 1977; National Wage Case submission, 1983;
Submission to Economic Planning Advisory Council : taxation
reform, Apr. 1984
3 Submission to EPAC on budget strategy; submission from WEL
(Australia) to the Workforce and Training Access
Subcommittee of the House of Representatives Standing
Committee on Employment, Education and Training on the
return to the workforce for social security pensioners,
Jan. 1988
Series 17 : Other records, 1974-87
Folder
1-2: National Management Committee records, 1981-85. Contains
correspondence, 1981-85; minutes, 1983-85; agenda, 1985;
records relating to an application for a grant under the
National Consultation and Assistance Program for Women and
other records.
Folder
3-4 Women's Centre Inc. records, 1974-78. The Women's Centre
is the headquarters of Canberra Women's Liberation, the
Women's Electoral Lobby (ACT and Australia), the Abortion
Counselling Service, the Women's Refuge committee and the
Rape Crisis Collective. The records include:
correspondence, 1975-78 relating to government grants, job
applications and financial details; minutes of the Women's
House Committee, 1976; financial statements; typescripts on
the functions of the Women's Centre and other records
5-6 Records relating to WEL members and contacts, 1979-83
7 Records relating to the Human Rights Bureau and abortion,
1978-83
8-12 Miscellaneous records, 1976-79 and 1981-87. Includes
photos, notes, articles, press releases, reports and
material sent to WEL.
Series 18 : WEL publications and writings, 1979-83
Piece
1 Contains the following writings: WEL's background brief for
1974 election candidates; Background paper : child care as
a tax deduction, "Report of the workshop on community
health issues organised by the Hospital and Health services
Commission" by Susie Wilkins; "Women's Electoral Lobby
national policy statement", 1980; "Lobbying : WEL : The
last ten years and the future"; "Mixed budget for Women :
WEL comments on the 1982/83 budget"; "Women and taxation :
workshop notes" and "Sex discrimination in employment" by
Bernie McWilliams (1 folder)
2 Pamphlets and leaflets on WEL and childcare and stickers (1
folder)
3 Poster entitled "Think WEL before you vote"
4 WEL T-shirt, 1975; International Women's Year T-shirt, 1975
and Women's Art Festival pillowslip (1 bag)
Series 19 : Other publications, 1974-86
Includes publications of Meredith Edwards and Womens Liberation
publications
Addition 3 November 1995
Series 20 : Equal pay for comparable worth, 1985-87
Folder
1-3 Discussion papers, transcripts of proceedings and some
printed material
Series 21 : Office of the Status of Women
Folder
1 Commission of Inquiry into the Status of Women in
Queensland, report 1973 Status of Women - reference papers
1973, 1975
2-3 Submission to the Victorian committee on the Status of
Women, 1975
Correspondence, including National Agenda for Women Grants
Program and grants applications
4-6 1985-86
7-9 1988
10-11 1989
12 1990
13 1991
Series 22 : New Federalism
Folder
1-5 Special Premiers Conference, July 1991; Reports and
resolution of the A.C.T Steering Committee
Series 23 : The role of women in the economy, 1979-88
Folder
1-2 Report of the working party, 1979
3 Conference papers, correspondence and notes
4 Economic statement 1988 and newspaper cuttings
Series 24 : Women's Tax Convention. 1989
Folder
1-3 Tax convention registration forms
4 Agendas for meetings
5- Submissions to the tax convention
6-9 Background papers
Series 14 : Subject files, 1972-1988
Folder
1 ABC National Advisory Council, 1983
2 Aboriginal women, 1983
3 Accommodation, 1975
4 ACROD (Australian Council for Rehabilitation of Disabled),
1983
5 ACT (Employment/Education), 1983
6 ACT Task Force applications, 1983
7 ACTCOSS, 1984-85
8-20 ACT Women's Consultative Committee, 1986-88
21-22 Affirmative action, 1984-85
23-24 Affirmative action, 1984-86
25 Affirmative action, press clippings, 1984
25 Affirmative action - WEL position/press
releases/contacts/working party, 1983-84
26 ALP Committee of Enquiry, 1978-79
27 Anti-discrimination legislation (ACT), 1980
28-29 Anti-discrimination legislation (Australia), 1979-81
30-32 ANZAAS, 1983-84
33 ANZAC Day march, 1981
34 Assets test, 1983
35 Attorney-General : news releases, 1984
36 Australian Aid Review Committee, 1983-84
37 Australian Bi-centennial Authority, 1987-88
38 Australian National University, 1983
39 Australian of the Year, 1983-84
40 Bicentennial grants - submissions, 1987
41-43 Budget, 1976-1984 (see also mini-budget file)
44 Budget "lock-up" attempts, 1979-81
44 Buy New Zealand products
45 Child abuse, 1983
46 Community Employment Programme : campaign for WEL 1983-84
47 Community Housing Expansion Program (CHEP), 1985
48 Conservation and the environment, 1973-82
49 Death duties, submissions on, 1975-78
50 De-facto relationships, 1981-83
50 Democrats, 1982-84
50 Dependent spouse rebate, 1983
51 Education, 1980-81
52 Education, 1979-85
53 Education and Youth Affairs - news releases, 1984
54 Electoral reform, 1983
55 Equal Employment Opportunities, 1981-84
56 Equal Opportunity, 1981-83
57 Equal Opportunity in Employment, 1975-84
58 Emergency housing, 1974-76
59 Emergency Housing Committee : reports 1974
60 Emergency Housing Committee : correspondence, 1973-76
61 Emergency Housing Committee : general information 1975-77
62 Employment Action Group, 1973
62 Employment and Industrial Relations : news releases, 1984
63 Employment Discrimination Committees, 1978-80
64-65 Employment - General, 1974-83
66 Employment - Youth, 1981-84
66 EPAC (Economic Planning and Advisory Council), 1983-85
67 ERA (Equal Rights Amendment), 1979-80
68-70 Family Allowance Policy, 1973-82
71 Family Law Act, 1975-84
72 Family Law Bill, 1975-83
73 Family Law Bill, 1973
74 Family Law Bill, 1974
75 Family Law Bill, 1975
76-77 Family Law Council Act & Bills, 1972-84
78 Family studies, 1980-85
79 Feminism, 1982
142 Feminism and the State (Conference 1989)
79 Food standards, 1979
79 Freedom of information, 1978-79
80 Future search, 1981
81 Government policy & public service, 1974-81
82 Grant in aid : applications, 1982-85
83 Grants, 1980-82
84 Guaranteed Minimum Income Scheme, 1979
85 Health, 1978-85
86 Home-makers, 1979-80
86 Homosexuality, 1974-75
87 Housing homeless persons (Housing Action Group), 1976-83
(WEL ACT)
88 Human Relationships Commission 1982-84
89 Human Rights Commission
90 Human Rights : Women's Rights Conference, 27-28 September
1980, 1980-81
91 ILO, 1983
92 In vitro fertilisation, 1982-84
93 Inquiry into Labour Market Programs, 1983-84
94-97 International Alliance of Women, 1973, 1982-85
98 International Feminists, 1983
98 International Women's Day, 1975-84
99-101 International Women's Year, 1975-76
102 International Women's Year - UN Conference, 1975
103 International Women's Year - Films, 1975
104 Joint Council Sub-committee on Women, 1973-76
105 Juvenile offenders - females
143 Lobbying - how to do it, 1973-87
144 Lobbying - WEL National Campain 1976
106 Marital property laws and communal property - WEL
correspondence,
145 Marital property, 1981-86
146-47 Marital property (law reform), 1981-85
107 Maternity leave, 1977-79
108 Maternity/paternity leave, 1977-79
148-49 Media, 1980-83
109 Mini Budget, 1983
150-151 National Agenda for Women - reports, 1985-93
152 National bulletin correspondence, 1986-90
153 National Civic Council - Women's Action Alliance, 1979- 80
154 National Conference, 1987
110 National Women's Advisory Body, 1976-81
111 National Women's Advisory Council, 1978-83
155 National Women Consultative Committee, 1983
156-59 National Womens Consultative Council, 1986-88
112 Occupational health and safety, 1979-80
113-114 Part-time employment 1975-80
160 Peace groups, 1983-94
161 Population Conference, 1994
115 Press releases received (relevant to women), 1985
162 Probate 1983-90
116 Racial Discrimination Bill 1973/Human Rights Bill 1973/1981
(WEL-ACT)
117 Reforming the Australian Public Service, 1983
118 Refuge report, 1977-82
119 Refuges - representations, reports 1977-83
120 Senator S. Ryan : Minister responsible for women's affairs,
1983-84
121 Sex Discrimination : Anti-discrimination : correspondence
1985
121 Sex Discrimination Bill - correspondence with MPs, 1983-84
122 Sexual Harassment, 1980-82
122 Social Security - news releases, 1984
163 Supported Accommodation Assistance Program, (SAAP)1993
123 Taxes; superannuation; rehabilitation; compensation,
1973-83
124 Technological change, 1978-81
125 Territories & Local Government (Dept. of) - news releases,
1984
166 'Tilley's' Women Centre, CEP Grant, 1983-84
126 Training; retraining, 1974-84
127 UN (abuse against women and children), 1982
127-128 UN Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of
Discrimination Against Women 1980-83
128 UN Commission on the Status of Women Committee, 1980-82
129 UNAA (ACT) newsletters, 1981-83
129 UNAA Status of Women Committee, 1981-85
129 UNAA Status of Women Conference, 1983-84
130 Unemployment (incl. married women), 1978-84
131 Union of Australian Women, 1983-84
131 Unions, 1975-78
132 Wage case, 1983
133 Wage Pause Employment, 1983-84
134 Wages : paid and unpaid work, 1973-81
134-135 Women and development, 1982-85
167-69 Women and Labour Conference, 1978
136 Women and management, 1984
136 Women and political science, 1983
137 Women in Church, 1983-84
137 Women in economy/tax/etc. , 1979-83
137 Women in France, 1983
137 Women in Pakistan, 1983-85
138 Women in responsible positions, 1981
138 Women lawyers, 1982-84
138 Women advisers etc.
138 Women's House meetings etc. 1982
138 Women's Legal Centres, 1984
139 Women's Research Institute (proposals), 1983-85
140 Women's services, 1983-4
141 Working women's centres, 1982
164-65 World Summit for Social Development, 1994-95
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