Steiger, Arlene
Listening to the women's voices.
WEDF 9:2(Fall/automne91) 18-21.

Svenne, J.P.
Are women excluded from careers in science?
WEDF 9:2(Fall/automne91)7-10.

Szpitun, Lin
Women do Math and Ms Infinity: two projects for girls who like math.
WEDF 9:1(Summer/été91)35-38.

Taylor, Denise
Liberty: a manual for survivors of woman abuse.
[Book review] WEDF 9:4(Summer/été92)42.

Tihanyi, Eva
Naming. [poem]
WEDF 9:2(Fall/automne91)56.

What to believe. [poem]
WEDF 9:2(Fall/automne91)13.

Tsang, Beryl
Anti-racist education: a career in social and political change.
WEDF 9:3(Spring/printemps92)25-28.

Tuck, Marilyn Hodgson
How a rural society discouraged change.
WEDF 9:3(Spring/printemps92)43-44.

Van den Boomen, Marion
By Jessie's babysitter. [poem]
WEDF 9: 1 (Summer/été91)27.

Van Nispen, Pip, et al
Les femmes, la violence et l'éducation: la douloureuse réalité.
[Éditorial] WEDF 9:4(Summer/été)3.

Women, violence and education: the painful reality.
[Editorial] WEDF 9:4(Summer/été92)2.

Vickers, Mary
Summer science for girls. WEDF 9:1 (Summer/été91)51-52.

Wasegijig, Jean
A new beginning. WEDF 9:4(Summer/été92)37-38.

Welch, Liliane
Emily Dickinson and Walt Whitman. [poem] WEDF 9:2(Fall/automne91)10.

Will, Jane
Trying to teach technology: a matter of certification.
WEDF 9:1 (Summer/été91)57-58.

Wood, Barbara
Leda. [poem]
WEDF 9:4(Summer/été92)33.

Youngberg, Gail
Mirror image. [poem]
WEDF 9:3(Spring/printemps92)4.

Zimmerman, Rachel
Go for it.
WEDF 9: 1 (Summer/été91)40-42.