Agrupación Cultural Femenina

Agrupación Cultural Femenina (ACF) was[clarification needed] a Venezuelan women's rights organization founded in 1935.

[1] The Venezuelan women's movement developed late and did not organize until the ACF was formed.

The ACF was founded on 15 October 1935 by Cecilia Nuñez Sucre, a member of the student movement of 1928.

Its members, called acefistas, consisted largely of educated women middle class teachers.

It lobbied the congress to enforce the 1936 Labor Law, to reform the Civil Code, and to introduce women's suffrage.