In February 1974 a group of former MAS members split off and formed the "Movimiento de Liberación de la Mujer" (MLM). The more radical members of the MAS did not join MLM, which incorporated class struggles with the struggle against sexism. To expand their membership, they wanted to embrace a wider definition of women's issues, but in effect, it had the opposite effect, as small interest groups formed in the new organization focusing on specific goals. The small interest groups worked collectively on issues like abortion and a plan to host a counter-conference during the World Conference on Women hosted by Mexico in 1975. The planning of the conference again the official UN conference created discord, and yet another split occurred, when a group of women split off to form the "Colectivo La Revuelta" (Collective Revolt) with the purpose of establishing a magazine to disseminate their ideas on the movement. The remaining members of the MLM continued to change and evolve, with groups splitting off such as the "Movimiento Feminista Mexicano (Movement of Mexican Feminists, MFM)", which in 1976 became the main members of the Coalición de Mujeres Feministas (Coalition of Feminist Women, CMF) The CMF focused mainly on voluntary maternity and violence against women and began to establish women's shelters. The "Lucha Feminista" (Feminist Struggle), which formed in 1978, reformed into the "Frente Nacional por los Derechos y la Liberación de las Mujeres" (National Front for the