| Description | Seminar given as part of International Women's Year, Carlisle, 27 September ?1975. Reflects upon her own life, particularly her educational and professional achievements, mirrored against the social and economic changes of the twentieth century (mentions pioneer women doctors, growth in women student numbers, the Suffrage Movement, two World Wars). Dates of professional appointments, including involvement in 'medical politics' are listed. States that whilst legislation has helped to end discrimination against women, a change of attitude of both men and women is still required, and that women must be willing to take responsibility. Briefly mentions the work of the Liberal Party in furthering women's rights. |