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WOMEN'S EDUCATION DES FEMMES, a
feminist connection of the world of learning and education, is published
quarterly by the Canadian Congress for learning Opportunities for Women, a
national organization that promotes feminist education and the empowerment of
women.
Editorial Board
Shauna
Butterwick (Chair) Dilys Kluthe
Debbie Wise Hanis
Norma Lundberg
Dianne Roy
Editing and Production
Christina Starr
Translation
Anne
Minguet-Patocka
Word Processing
Loralee
Elliot
Maime Huggins
Poetry Editor
Leona Gom
(this issue) Margaret Christakos (current)
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EDUCATION des
femmes
This special issue of Women's Education des femmes is
published with the generous financial assistance of Science Culture Canada,
Employment and Immigration Canada, the Federation of Women Teachers'
Associations of Ontario, and Ralston Purina Canada Inc. We also acknowledge the
continued support of the Secretary of State, Women's Program.
DEDICATION
Like the first, this second issue in the two-part series
on girls and women in science and technology is dedicated to:
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Geneviève Bergeron
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Hélène Colgan
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Nathalie Croteau |
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Barbara Daigneault |
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Anne-Marie Edward |
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Maud Haviernick |
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Barbara Maria Kleuznick
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Maryse Leclair |
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Maryse Leganière
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Anne-Marie Lemay |
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Sonia Pelletier |
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Michele Richard |
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Annie St-Arneault |
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Annette Turcotte |
and all other victims of men's violence. We mourn their
absence while we also work for change.
GUEST EDITORS
Rachelle Sender Beaumamp has a Ph.D. in biology.
She has been, since its inception, director of programs for the Women Inventors
Project and just recently resigned to take up studies toward a doctorate in
medicine at the University of Toronto. She was, with Lisa Avedon, a
co-founder of the Women Inventors Project. Lisa is a former CCLOW president.
Her educational background is in sociology, psychology, and adult education,
and she is currently a Senior Manager. Adjustment Programs, at the Ontario
Ministry of Labour.
REPRINT POLICY
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WEdf encourages readers to reproduce material from the magazine for the
purposes of education and learning, with the proviso that we be notified of
such use. For other purposes of reproduction, such as reprinting material in
another publication, we ask that permission be requested from the Editor.
CORRECTION
In "Sewing Shirts," a poem by Jancis Andrews in the last
issue (vol.9 no.1) the seventh last line should read "all hope hangs only by a
thread".
Cover
The cover graphic was created by Magic Lantern
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