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3 March - Ann Summers: Damned Whores and God's Police - 27 Years On - Transcript

4 March - Eva Cox: Do we need to rethink EEO? Have we focused too much on numbers of women and not on changing society? Transcript

6 March - Chris McDiven: Why stop at 50%? Women in Politics

7 March - Sue Vardon (CEO, Centrelink), Pat Turner (Deputy CEO, Centrelink), Dawn Casey (Director, National Museum of Australia): What makes women leaders different?

13 March - Marian Sawer: Women and the Centenary of Voting

18 March - Ruth Medd: All about money: investment basics

19 March - Kate Lundy: Women, the Internet and Democracy

20 March - Patricia Clark: Writing Women into History

21 March - Kerry Nettle: How young female activists can engage in parliamentary politics

25 March - Susan Magarey: First Wave Feminists were Sexual Radicals, not God's Police

27 March - Clare Martin: Are There Women Politicians, or Just Politicians?

1 - 14 March - Camille Bacon-Smith (2 week session): Women Science Fiction Fans

11 - 22 March - Christina Ryan: Locking our daughters away - are women with disabilities still a social embarrassment?

18 - 25 March - Kerrie Tucker, MLA (Greens), Roslyn Dundas, MLA (Democrats), Sophie Panaopoulos, MP (Liberal), Catherine King, MP (ALP), Sue Knowles, Senator (Liberal): Women in Politics

Karolee Wolcott (discussion leader - team includes Helen Ross, Carmel Chalmers, Nora Kersh, Sally Kersh and Liza Dale): Women on the Land

Australian Reproductive Health Alliance (ARHA): From Dung to Depo: The History of Reproductive Rights

Lulu Respall-Turner: Women and Migration

Vicki Grieves: Aboriginal Women and Out Marriage in Australian History: The Implications for a Hybrid Society

Gillian Polack: Writing Women into History

Sharon Kay Penman mail list: Women in Historical Fiction

Felicity Pulman, Sophie Masson: Arthurian Women: Do They Get the Blame?