Reclaim the F Word has Launched!
IWDA is excited to announce the launch of our ‘Reclaim the F Word’ Campaign to coincide with the 100th Anniversary of International Women’s Day!
Women have achieved a lot in the past 100 years. However Women in Asia and the Pacific are still campaigning for the same rights that women in Australia won 100 years ago. Put feminism back on the agenda, Reclaim the F word!
Whether you’re a ‘feminist’, a ‘friend-ist’, or a ‘man who gives a damn-ist’ we are urging people from all walks of life to Reclaim the F Word for the 100th Anniversary of International Women’s Day by wearing a campaign T-Shirt, and posting a photo of yourself wearing the campaign T-Shirt on our website.
Through your advocacy we are hoping to generate debate and discussion about the achievements of women over the past 100 years, whilst shining a spotlight on the disparities that still remain.
Purchase your very own “This is what a FEMINIST looks like” T-Shirt from our website & Join the Campaign to Reclaim the F Word!
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