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Correcting a blindspot - Leeds meeting organised by Lisa Muggeridge and others

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LangCleg · 03/07/2018 18:45

This event is in Leeds on 1st August. Organised by MN favourite, Lisa Muggeridge. A slightly different emphasis to WPUK and WNTT in that it's trying to tie together all the fronts that women are fighting on.

Here's the event page:

www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/correcting-a-blindspot-women-talking-tickets-47717202437

And here are the topics and speakers:

Kate Belgrave will be discussing the impact of public sector cuts and how difficult it is to get media attention to focus on the systems at stake.

Lisa Muggeridge will be discussing the policy makers, academia and media view of our benefits system, systems that protect from violence, child protection and social care.

Miranda Yardley will be discussing female erasure.

Claire Graham will be comparing two sets of statutory guidance for schools, to illustrate the impact of this blindspot.

We have supplementary speakers from fields including child protection and domestic, campaigners against the Spearmint Rhino in Sheffield, and people who want to discuss the managed zone in Holbeck.

Related Facebook page:

www.facebook.com/Correcting-a-blindspot-Women-Talking-1739047042869701/

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Writersblock2 · 03/07/2018 18:55

I’d love this, shame it’s a distance away. Good on you, women for organising it! Wine

madja · 03/07/2018 18:54

Anyone who is local?
Be nice to meet up with someone beforehand so I'm not such a Billy no-mates Grin

stillathing · 03/07/2018 18:53

This is such a good idea. It provides the wider context for what is happening.

Cascade220 · 03/07/2018 18:50

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madja · 03/07/2018 18:50

Excellent news. I will be there with bells on!

LangCleg · 03/07/2018 18:46

I think this looks fabulous. All the topics are right up my alley and I think we do start needing to see the bigger picture in what I feel is a war on women on multiple fronts.

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