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Urgent contemporary issues focus of 2020 Feminist Writers Festival

The 2020 program for the Feminist Writers Festival will see writers such as Nicole Lee, Anna Spargo-Ryan and Alice Robinson delve into urgent contemporary issues.
6 Oct 2020
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The Feminist Writers Festival (FWF) has launched its explorative 2020 program, supported by Creative Victoria, Besen Family Foundation and Queen Victoria Women’s Centre, 

Pivoting to an online festival, FWF will open its virtual doors 14 November with this year’s program taking into consideration community input after an extensive audience survey was conducted in late 2019.

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