Eva Sopkova is one of the first specialists (psychologist) who worked in the praxis from feminist perspective. She views the violence against women as the result of power asymmetry in a patriarchal ideological system.

First campaign against violence in the family. The motto of the campaign ‘Our Bodies Our Lives Belong to Us’ and ‘No to Sexual Harassment’ became one of the main strategies in women’s activities in the successive years.

The articles reflect on domestic violence, media, and the biblical interpretation of women and work from a feminist perspective and shows how women’s advancement does not go against the bible’s teachings.

The brochure looks back on the first 10 years of the Fraenhaus (battered women’s shelter) which was founded 1980.

Flyer for a demonstration against the discrimination of women in the form of numerous inequalities: Unemployment of women. Part-time work allows women to combine work with having children, but pushes them back into traditional roles as housewives and mothers.

Guidance for eventual and actual victims of violence within the family.

In this book Tamar Pitch analyzes the relationships between women movements and law, focusing on the theoretical, political and cultural Italian debate and its international context.

The article is the publication of Sander`s lecture on February 17th 1980 in the Berlin Akademie der Künste.