women

Written in 1919, Alexandra Kollontai's essay looks at the role of working class women in the history of Russian radicalism with particular focus on the 1905 revolution.

On March 1, 2006, approximately four hundred women who work as train attendants on the KTX “bullet…

One of the founders of the Spanish anarchist movement, an ‘organic intellectual’ and one of its most distinguished women activists.

The Everywoman program on Al-Jazeera takes a look at the struggles of Egyptian women working at the…

A short history of a successful example of creative direct action against healthcare rationing in a British hospital.

Workers at a South Lanarkshire factory are expected to return to work after spending 10 weeks on strike.

Report from Egyptian blogger Hossam el-Hamalawy on a sit in of over 150, mostly female garment workers at the Mansoura-España Garments Company.

A report by the Organisation for Women's Liberation - Iran's (OWL) Maryam Kousha on events across…

Biography of French anarchist Victorine Brocher-Rouchy, who fought in the Paris Commune and, in making her escape from the repression, was forced…

A short history of the second daughter of Italian anarchist Camillo Berneri who was very active in the Parisian anarchist movement.

1972 article from Root & Branch on the issues affecting women workers, and exposing some myths of the feminist movement, like sisterhood instead of class antagonism.

A short biograpy of English poet and anarchist communist Louisa Bevington.