from the Working Women's Centre, Melbourne, Sisters Publishing, Carlton South, VIC, 1979. Owen, Mary (1980). "The Political Participation of Women". In Evans, Gareth & Reeves, John (ed.). Labor Essays 1980. Richmond, Victoria: Drummond Publishing, on behalf of the Australian Labor Party. Conference papers Owen, Mary, 'Stress in the Workplace', in National Status of Women Committee (ed.), Work and Health: Issues in Occupational Health: Proceeings of the Occupational Health in Women in Technological Change Conference, Melbourne, 1982. Journal articles Owen, Mary, 'I confess I'd rather work for a few reforms', Vashti: Journal of Women's Liberation Movement, April, 1977. Owen, Mary, 'Discrimination - what does it mean?', Journal of the Australasian Meat Industry Employees' Union, October, 1978. Owen, Mary, 'Why have a Working Women's Centre?', Blueprint: Journal of the Association of Architects, Engineers, Surveyors and Draughtsmen of Australia, August, 1979. Owen, Mary, 'What Choice for Women?', Social Alternatives, vol. 1, no. 4, April 1979, pp. 31–37. Owen, Mary, 'What came out of Copenhagen? The definition and relevance of education for women in developing countries', Journal of the Institute of Secretaries, 1980. Owen, Mary, 'The Working Women's Centre', Radical Education Dossier, Autumn, 1981. Owen, Mary, 'Making Affirmative Action Work', IMPA Bulletin: Journal of the Institute of Personnel Management Australian Inc. Victoria Division, July, 1984. Owen, Mary, 'Women: a wastefully exploited resource', Search (Sydney), vol. 15, no. 9-10, Oct/Nov 1984, pp. 271–275. Owen, Mary, 'Edna Minna Ryan', Australian Rationalist, no. 43 Autumn-Winter, 1997. Further reading Papers of Mary Owen, 1951-2017 [manuscript], State Library Victoria References Further reading "Chapter 7: The Advocate - Mary Owen 1921-". In 1921 births Australian feminists Australian labour movement Australian women's rights activists Activists from Melbourne Recipients of the Medal of the Order of Australia 2017 deaths People from Balwyn, Victoria People educated at Lauriston Girls' School Trade unionists from Melbourne