New York in April 1979. WAVPAM became less active soon after Campbell's departure, though the group stayed active for several more years. At its peak, the group had over 1000 members. The group became mired in disagreements over stances on non-violent pornography, free speech issues, and attempts to reconcile with sex worker and lesbian BDSM activists, as well as having problems with fundraising and mounting debt. WAVPM disbanded in 1983. References 1977 establishments in California 1983 disestablishments in California Anti-pornography feminism Censorship of pornography Feminist criticism of BDSM Feminism in California Feminist organizations in the United States Organizations based in San Francisco Organizations disestablished in 1983 Organizations established in 1977 Women's political advocacy groups in the United States