KAUSHEE'S PLACE: YUKON WOMEN'S TRANSITION HOME

The final report (88 pp.) of a 3-year demonstration project jointly sponsored by Health and Welfare Cda., the Dept. of Indian and Inuit Affairs (Yukon Region) and the Dept. of Health and Human Resources, Government of Yukon. Contact: Yukon Women's Transition Home, Box 4961, Whitehorse, Yukon, YlA 4S2; (403) 668-5733.

AMBITIONS AND REALIZATIONS:
WOMEN IN ADULT EDUCATION

By Arlene T. McLaren, Asst. Professor of Sociology, Simon Fraser Univ., Burnaby, B.C. This is an account of a group of women students at a full-time adult education program in a residential College in England. She examines the background and motivations of the women, their success as students and the extent to which their ambitions and aspirations were realized.

THE 1984 WHOLE AGAIN SUPPLEMENT

Full of all new material and equal in size to the original book (250 pp.), the supplement updates the listings in the first edition with over 1500 new entries and more than 150 address changes. Also includes a new consolidated master index. $19.95 USF to libraries and $12.95 USF to others, plus $1.50 postage; $24.95 USF, postpaid for the set. From: Source Net, POB 6767, Santa Barbara, CA 93160.

A THIRD WAY: COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

This 54-page resource book on alternative community enterprises in Ottawa includes: an introduction to Community Economic Development (CEO); an inventory listing ten CEO businesses in Ottawa; three case studies; and a resource list on CED, Co-operatives, Credit Unions, and Worker Co-operatives. Centre town Community Health Centre (100 Argyle Ave., Ottawa, Ont. K2P 1B6) is sponsoring a 2nd printing of the handbook. $2.50 ($2.00 for 20 or more copies).

YWCA PUBLICATIONS AND TAPES

This listing covers a wide range of useful material: e.g., a pocketsize directory listing of Toronto services (don't let your young people leave home without one); a three-volume series on discovering life skills, a slide presentation on pornography entitled, "Who says it doesn't hurt?" ("some of the material may be offensive to the viewer"); and even a cookbook! Write: YWCA, Publications & Tapes, 80 Woodlawn Ave.E., Tor., Ont., M4T 1C1

RESOURCES FOR EDUCATIONAL EQUITY (1984 CATALOGUE)

A wide range of print and audiovisual products are available: curriculum materials (K-12), career development, staff development, and specialized materials. Write to: WEEA Publishing Center, Education Development Center, Inc., 55 Chapel St., Newton, Mass. 02160; (617) 969-7100 or toll free in U.S. 800-225-3088.

SPEAKING OUR PEACE

A new hour-long documentary from Studio D, NFB, filmed in Canada, Britain and the USSR. The co-directors are Bonnie Sherr Klein (Not a Love Story: A Film About Pornography) and Terri Nash (If You Love This Planet). The concept of peace as more than simply the absence of war is explored, from the unique perspective of women who are passionately committed to world peace. Among those interviewed are author, Margaret Laurence; Ottawa Mayor, Marion Dewar; Toronto physicist, Dr. Ursula M. Franklin; Montreal political and economic analyst, Solanges Vincent; and Dr. Rosalie Bertell, an expert on low-level radiation effects. The film also records the visits of two Canadian women to Russia where they held peace discussions with their Russian counterparts.

STAMPS TO HONOR CANADIAN WOMEN'S RIGHTS ACTIVISTS

Canada Post announces its new 32-cent stamps to commemorate Judge Emily Murphy (1868-1933) and Thérèse Casgrain (1896-1981). Emily Murphy was the first woman magistrate in the British Empire and a mover in the "Person's Case" which culminated, in 1929, with a reversal of the Supreme Court of Canada's initial ruling that women were "not legally persons." Thérèse Casgrain founded the Ligue des droits de la femme whose first target was women's right to vote in Quebec provincial elections, which they won in 1940. The portraits which appear on these were painted by Muriel Wood of Toronto.

GRINDSTONE ISLAND CENTRE

Big Rideau Lake (half way between Ottawa and Kingston). Offers its l2-acre island and its meeting, dining, sleeping and recreational facilities for groups of up to 60 people. Contact: Grindstone Co-Op, P.O.B. 564, Sta. P, Toronto, Ont., M5S 2T1; (416) 923-4215.