A changer: le programme de sciences
WEDF 9:2(Fall/automne91)3

AfriCan training and employment centre
WEDF 9:2(Fall/automne91) 15-17.

Announcing armageddon
WEDF 9:1(Summer/été91)39.

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

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

At odds with science?
WEDF 9:2(Fall/automne91)35-38.

Balancing act
WEDF 9:1(Summer/été91)23.

Beginning again (May 12, 1988)
WEDF 9:3(Spring/printemps92)8.

The best thing that ever happened: choosing engineering
WEDF 9:1(Summer/été91)49-50.

Between silence and silence
WEDF 9:4(Summer/été92)10-11.

Breaking all the roles: breaking silence
WEDF 9:4(Summer/été92)6-9.

BRIDGES to equity
WEDF 9:2(Fall/automne91)45-48.

Briser le silence en milieu pédagogique
WEDF 9:4(Summer/été92)27-31.

By Jessie's babysitter
WEDF 9:1(Summer/été91)27.

Coming out of my shell WEDF 9:4(Summer/été92)41-42.

Coping WEDF 9:4(Summer/été92)13-14.

Daughters of invention WEDF 9:1(Summer/été91)46-48.

Dealing with residential school: the healing process of an adult child
WEDF 9:4(Summer/été92)20-21.

Design and information technology in the elementary classroom
WEDF 9: 1 (Summer/été91)43-45.

Despite the odds: essays on Canadian women and science
WEDF 9:2(Fall/automne91)65-67.

Dross to gold (for Paul)
WEDF 9:4(Summer/été92)12.

Educating across difference: Sistren theatre collective
WEDF 9:3(Spring/printemps92)38-40.

Emily Dickinson and Wall Whitman
WEDF 9:2(Fall/automne91)10.

Experiential learning recognition
WEDF 9:3(Spring/printemps92)9-11.

Fairbairn
WEDF 9:4(Summer/été92) 12.

Female scientists are real people! Introducing girls to science careers
WEDF 9:1 (Summer/été91)21-23.

Les femmes, la violence et l'éducation: la douloureuse réalité
WEDF 9:4(Summer/été)3.

For Mrs. Noms, aged 91
WEDF 9:2(Fall/automne91)64.

Foreigners to the culture: women in trades and technologies
WEDF 9:2(Fall/automne91)52-55.

Getting smart: feminist research and pedagogy with/in the postmodem
WEDF 9:3(Spring/printemps92)41-42.

A girls in science bibliography
WEDF 9:1 (Summer/été91)54-56.

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

Goodbye brass band
WEDF 9:1 (Summer/été91)31.

Here today, where tomorrow?
WEDF 9:1 (Summer/été91)17-20.

Home is where the leaming is
WEDF 9:3(Spring/printemps92)5-8.

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

Hurdles and roadblocks on the road to science and technology
WEDF 9:1(Summer/été91)2+.

I promise I'll love you forever
WEDF 9:4(Summer/été92)24-26.

I would emphasize the joy of science - an interview with Ursula Franklin
WEDF 9:1(Summer/été91)5-8.

I, me, my
WEDF 9:4(Summer/été92) 18.

In their own words: stories by women engineers about themselves
WEDF 9:2(Fall/automne91)61-64.

Jane Deer in science: a sample case
WEDF 9:2(Fall/automne91)57-60.

Learner centred/woman-positive: research with adult literacy programs
WEDF 9:3(Spring/printemps92)29-32.

Learning from each other
WEDF 9:3(Spring/printemps92)2.

Leda
WEDF 9:4(Summer/été92)33.

Letters to WEDF Te: "Women in Science"
WEDF 9:3(Spring/printemps92)4.

Liberty: a manual for survivors of woman abuse
WEDF 9:4(Summer/été92)42.

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

Math is a (wo)man's subject
WEDF 9:1 (Summer/été91)13-15.

Mirrorimage
WEDF 9:3(Spring/printemps92)4.

Mr. Brown' s math class and other stories of exclusion
WEDF 9:1(Summer/été91)28-31.

A Ms Infinity conference: notes north of 60
WEDF 9: 1 (Summer/été91)38-39.