Who we are: An independent grassroots network  of  women of colour - African, Asian, Caribbean, Indigenous, Native American, Turkish. . .

Founded in 1975 we campaign for recognition and compensation for unwaged and low-waged work, in the home, on the land, in the community, places of worship, rural and urban areas, for the environment and more.
We make visible the  work  women do protecting our  communities and building movements for justice which  campaign against sexism and racism, cuts to benefits and welfare, for an end to rape and other forms of sexual abuse; oppose immigration & asylum laws, police illegalities, and other forms of discrimination faced by  our diverse communities which depend on our care.

Women of colour from Britain, Ghana, Guyana, India, Peru, Turkey, Uganda and the US, coordinated Global Women’s Strike activities in the countries
where they are based. 

Visit the Strike website:
see WHY we are taking part in 
Global Women's Strike
8 March 2002
Stop the world and change it  http://womenstrike8m.server101.com

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