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Activist and campaign organisations and resources

Anti Street Harassment UK

We are a group of feminists working to challenge public sexual harassment through consciousness raising and activism. We question why women must suffer abuse while walking down the street, riding the train to work or waiting for the bus.

Go to A_SH's website

OBJECT (formerly Campaign Women)

OBJECT is a voluntary group campaigning for changes in the licensing laws around strip clubs and the way such establishments are marketed, and the elimination of the objectification of women's bodies.

Go to OBJECT's website

One Angry Girl

OAG is a US-based design company set up in 1996. They do a great range of campaign materials and also have an anti-rape database

Go to One Angry Girl's website

about face and Ad-Busters

about face (and no, it's not a typo) are a Net-based women's campaign group who subvert demeaning portrayals of women in adverts. Adbusters do similar work on a broader scale.

Go to about face's website

Go to Adbusters' website

The F-Word

The F-Word is an online magazine dedicated to talking about and sharing ideas on contemporary UK feminism, to help encourage a new sense of community among UK feminists, and to show the doubters that feminism is as relevant to the lives of the younger generation as it was to those in the 60s and 70s. Contributions from new writers and young women and girls are particularly welcomed and encouraged.

Go to the F Word's website

Feminist Majority Foundation

FMF is a US-based online resource and action site for feminists, and can send action alerts to your e-mail account.

Go to the Feminist Majority Foundation site

Kicking the Misogyny out of PETA

This is an excellent example of contemporary feminism at work. Well worth a look.

Go to No Status Quo's site

London 3rd Wave Feminists

A very lively and informative online discussion group that offer an easy access point for new and not-so-new feminist thinkers and those concerned with women's rights. Regular meetings held around London.

More information

Women's Environmental Network

WEN are stars in the field of environmental awareness. Visit their website here or download their factsheet on chemicals found in cosmetics and skincare for an informative (and scary) read.

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