perience of trades unionists.
Jo Richardson MP's Sex Equality Bill, likely to be a cornerstone of Labour's policy for women, could well provide the momentum for a major campaign around the problems that working women face.
Women for Socialism continues to play a role in other Socialist Movement projects in trying to ensure that these are geared to the needs of women activists. WIS members have been involved in the SM Education Working Group, Labour Party Socialists and the Red-Green Network.
WfS also plans to have public forums around issues that members feel need discussion on the left. Domestic violence, child sexual abuse, women and health, the experience of Kurdish women, and the future for socialist feminism are some of the themes suggested so far. Socialist feminists now need more than ever to set their own political agenda. Women for Socialism can provide a network that allows us to do just that. 852. UK