Two Englishwomen, Miss Emma Robarts and Lady Kinnaird, laid the foundations of the world's largest international women's movement in 1855. In 1877 they named it the Young Women's Christian Association. The South Australian story of the YWCA is told by Lola Bray. | AWR

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Two Englishwomen, Miss Emma Robarts and Lady Kinnaird, laid the foundations of the world’s largest international women’s movement in 1855. In 1877 they named it the Young Women’s Christian Association. The South Australian story of the YWCA is told by Lola Bray.

Type Book Section
Author Bray, Lola
In Greater than their knowing : a glimpse of South Australian women 1836-1986
Imprint Wakefield Press Netley, S. A. 1986
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