Model - Female Reproductive System, 1970s

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Summary:: Model of female reproductive system used for Women in Industry Contraception and Health (WICH) workplace-based family planning sessions in the 1970s (labelled LUPKIT). It is part of a collection of material obtained from individuals and organisations in the course of developing the 'Trailblazers: Migrant Women Activists' exhibition in the Immigration Museum's Community Gallery from March to July 2008.
Description:: Hinged black case that opens into 3-dimensional coloured plastic model. Pieces of the model can be lifted out for demonstration.
Acquisition Information:: Donation from Multicultural Centre for Women's Health, 2008

Tagged with:	health campaigns, women s issues
Themes this item is part of:	Cultural Diversity Collection, Medicine in Society Collection, Migration Collection, Identity: Yours, Mine, Ours, Immigration Museum Exhibition, 2011-2021, Immigration Museum
Primary Classification:	MEDICINE & HEALTH
Secondary Classification:	Public Health
Tertiary Classification:	health campaigns
Inscriptions:	Blue sticker on top of box, with white text: "LUPKIT". White sticker on top of box with black text: "The Woman". White sticker on top of box with black text: "1".
Place & Date Exhibited:	Museum Victoria - Immigration Museum, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 2008
User:	Women in Industry Contraception & Health, Australia, 1970s