In 1978, the Rijksmuseum decided to commission photographers Catrien Ariëns and Bertien van Manen to document the growing women's liberation movement.
 
Women fighting together for their rights, against patriarchy, for equal pay with their colleagues, strikes at Philips and more.
 
For the first time, women empowered themselves and challenged a profoundly unequal system.
 
Both Catrien Ariëns and Bertien van Manen brought their own perspectives and even became involved in many of the activities they documented.
 
A chapter in the history of feminism in the Netherlands, essential to understanding that unity is the only way to combat an unjust system.