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IWD2021 Feminist Icons the Conservative Party Forgot

Date:
Sat 06 Mar 2021

Price (£):
FREE

Speaker(s):
Rushi Millns & Fleur Butler
Amy Gray & Isobel Grant
Caroline Squire & Jamila Robertson
Lord Parkinson

Location:
Digital

Contact:
Rushi Millns

FREE ONLINE EVENT: Sat 6th March 2021 at 4pm

In celebration of International Women’s Day 2021, the CWO is taking this year’s theme (Gender Equality in Education) to address gender equality in political history and spotlighting the women the Conservative Party have forgotten.

The CWO has selected six Conservative women that history has forgotten and celebrates the contribution that they made to the advancement of women in politics. Each woman will be championed by a different speaker. In true political tradition, the CWO will produce a pamphlet of the six women and make this available to attendees.

We hope this will highlight political role models that are women, take ownership of our history, raise awareness of Conservative women in history and the contributions they made.

Zoom details for this event will be email (to everyone who books) around noon on the day of the event. Please check your junk folders on a laptop if you do not receive them.

This event will launch the project to create a CWO book, entitled Feminist Icons the Conservative Party Forgot. If you would like to be involved, please read below for how you can get involved.

This event shone a light on only six women, there are many more. Help us celebrate these women by contributing to the book. You will need to

  • Contact Rushi Millns using this form to be assigned your feminist icon
  • You write 500 words about the feminist icon and send it to Rushi
  • Rushi will include your contribution
  • You entry will appear in the CWO book with your name (and short bio: 1-2 short sentences) and photograph

NOTE: By submitting the entry to Rushi, you will give the CWO unlimited rights over the text to use as they wish. All submissions must be original work written by the contributor, submissions suspected of plagiarism will not be used.

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