What drives young women and what drives them mad? Twenty-something women talk about living their feminism. What they do, how they do it and why they choose to do it as feminists. The private collides with the public, anger with humour, desire with ideals. Writing themselves into the debate, these young women are talking up.
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Rosamund Else-Mitchell was born in 1970 and has worked in a variety of jobs including theatre produce, arts administrator, English teacher, bookseller, waitressing and script editor in Oxford, London, Edinburgh, New York and Sydney. She completed an Honours degree in English literature and language at Oxford University. Naomi Flutter was born in 1970 and has completed Honours degrees in Law and Economics and a Master of Public Policy at Harvard's John F. Kennedy School of Government. In 1996 she received the Sir Edward Dunlop Memorial Award. She is the co-author of Law As Culture and a co-editor of a fundrasing anthology of refugee writings, Tilting Cages. She has worked in the USA, Bhutan and Australias
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