Jobs for Women film screening at Curtin Uni - Wed 24 August

Perth's premiere of a short cinematic film on a determined group of women fought for work at the male-dominated Port Kembla steelworks in 1973. The women's struggle laid the groundwork for the 1980s 'Jobs For Women' campaign that followed.

From factory lock-ons to workplace tragedy, from consciousness raising to youth rebellion, it is an inspiring story of women struggling for equality.

Wednesday 24 August

6pm Tim Winton Lecture Theatre
Curtin University, Kent Street, Bentley

The cinematic short film will be introduced by Meredith Hammat (Secretary, UnionsWA), Bobbie Oliver (NTEU), Robynne Murphy (Jobs For Women Producers Group)

Event starts 6pm at Tim Winton Lecture Theatre (213:104), Curtin University, Kent St, Bentley. Refreshments followed by the film.

Ticket prices (all funds help make the Jobs For Women feature film):
Supporter price - $20
Regular price - $10
Concession - $5

Event sponsored by the NTEU Curtin University branch.

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[Information from Jobs for Women Film campaign.]