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A Woman's Place is in the Press: Julie Bindel

A Woman’s Place UK (WPUK) was pleased to host A Woman's Place is in the Press, where we were joined by a panel of expert journalists who clearly advocate for the sex-based rights of women. Each embody the spirit of resistance, representing the interests of women at a time when many seek to silence feminist voices. Hear about the obstacles they have overcome, the obstacles still in our path and how can we make sure women's interests are represented in the press. Their accounts of standing firm and making women’s concerns heard had particular resonance as we enter a general election year. WPUK has been hosting sold-out public meetings at venues around the country since 2017. In that time, we have seen policymakers begin to realise the importance of preserving sex-based rights. This evening will be an occasion for reflecting on, and celebrating, the role that female journalists have played in leading the fightback against a sustained attack on women’s rights. Julie Bindel is a journalist, writer, broadcaster and podcaster. She has been active in the global campaign to end violence towards women and children since 1979, co-founded Justice for Women in 1990 and the Emma Humphreys Memorial Prize in 1998. She writes regularly for The Observer, Spectator, Telegraph and Unherd, and is the author of over 30 book chapters and reports. Her previous books include Straight Expectations (shortlisted for the Polari Prize), The Pimping of Prostitution and Feminism for Women. Julie co-founded The Lesbian Project. Telegraph, I changed for all the wrong reasons, and then it was too late (excerpt) 2003 https://web.archive.org/web/200404202... Guardian Gender Benders, Beware 2004 https://www.theguardian.com/world/200... Guardian A change, of course 2004 https://www.theguardian.com/media/200... Hecklers, Radio 4 2007 http://www.pfc.org.uk/audio/Hecklers2... Guardian, Beatrix Campbell Censoring Julie Bindel https://www.theguardian.com/commentis... Suzanne Moore Seeing Red https://www.newstatesman.com/politics...