San Sebastián, feminismo e infancia a principios del siglo XXBenita Asas Manterola, Clara Campoamor Rodríguez y Matilde Huici Navaz

1. Pedro Gorrotxategi Gorrotxategi
2. Víctor Manuel García Nieto

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Abstract

A study of the involvement of women in Spain’s fi rst paediatric conventions has revealed the presence of a number of representative feminist women at these gatherings. Three of them had ties to San Sebastian: Benita Asas was born in the city, Matilde Huici, spent her childhood and teenage years there, while San Sebastian made a great impression on Clara Campoamor. These three feminists played an important and active role in support of childcare and the championing of children’s rights.

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