The Union of Australian Women Presents:

NOTHING ON A PLATE

Celebrating Women's Journey Towards Equity in Victoria
1901 - 2001
A travelling photographic exhibition

The exhibition celebrates and commemorates Australia's Centenary of Federation by highlighting the contribution of women to the nation - their energy, commitment, intelligence, spirit & sense of community. Nothing on a Plate launched on Saturday August 4, at the NIBS Gallery, Trades Hall, Carlton, by Pamela Curr (FairWear Campaign).

The exhibition has been curated by Morag Loh. There are five themes dealing with women's campaigns from the time of federation:

• Women as Citizens
• Women as Workers
• Women & Living Standards
• Women & Children
• Women, War & Peace
  

The exhibition can be borrowed free of charge by schools, libraries and other groups. It comes in 2 easily portable boxes containing 21 mounted images, text boards and captions, a reproducible 8 page catalogue essay and set of questions for discussion.

The Nothing on a Plate catalogue can be purchased separately for $2.00 (plus $1.00 post and packing).
To borrow the Nothing on a Plate material, contact the Union of Australian Women,
Ross House, 247 Flinders Lane, Melbourne, 3000. Phone/Fax: (03) 9654 7409,
E-mail: uawv@vicnet.net.au.

This project is supported by the Centenary of Federation Victoria & the Victorian Federation Grants Scheme

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