FF Activists Crossword

2. A group of British women who campaigned for women’s right to vote in the late 19th century and early 20th century.
4. A global movement to end street harassment and ensure equal access to public spaces. Their name means to call attention to something.
8. A group of Chinese women arrested for staging public demonstrations against harassment on public transport such as buses and trains.
9. Pakistani activist for female education and the youngest ever winner of the Nobel Peace Prize for her work on children’s rights
10. A global movement spearheaded by twelve Muslim women fighting for justice and equality from within Islamic tradition. Their name is the Arabic word for equality.
11. Founded by Professor Wangari Maathai, this group organizes women in rural Kenya to plant trees and defend the environment.
12. A group, founded by Lady Rhondda in 1921, that campaigned for equality between men and women, and the rights of the child.
13. A Latin American campaign against gender-based violence. Their name is the Spanish for 'Not One Less'.
14. A campaign for money for unpaid work in the home such as childcare, cleaning and cooking and its importance in supporting those who work outside of the home.

1. An Australian organisation that promotes the visibility of women and minorities in music. Their name is a word for being ready to hear something.
3. A group of female artists formed in New York City. They hide their identity with gorilla masks and fight sexism and racism in the art world.
5. A direct action group that opposes funding cuts to services for victims of gender-based violence in the UK.
6. A group of women of South Asian heritage who helped defend multicultural clubs in the UK in the early 1980s. Their name draws on a South Asian item of clothing made of a length of cotton or silk draped around the body.
7. Nigerian author of ‘We Should All Be Feminists’ who also featured on the Beyonce song Flawless.