The Women’s Charter was probably drafted by Ray Alexander and Hilda Watts, the co-organisers of the conference with contributions from the delegates to the conference. The official “Report on the first National Conference of Women” mentioned nearly 150 women in attendance whilst in a letter from Alexander to Watts stipulates 137 delegates. The charter was a two-and-a half page document which formed a manifesto of the ideas that came out of the inaugural conference. The charter identified the women’s movement completely within the national liberation movement.
The known delegates to the conference are listed in this table below.