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Stir it Up: the story of collective
kitchens This resource for workers in public health, social assistance, community development and church programs is a documentary about groups of people who pool their money, time, energy and skills to make economical, healthy meals for themselves and their families. $26.95 + taxes and handling.
Eukuan Ume Ninan Etentamat (Montagnaises
de parole) Des grands-mères, des mères et des jeunes filles prennent pour la première fois la parole sur la violence et la drogue, la culture et la langue, la vie dans le bois et la vie dans les réserves, la religion et I' argent, la sexualité et l'avortement, les hommes et la politique, la tradition et les fois. Contacter Vidéo femmes, 700, rue de Roi, le, étage, Québec (Québec) G1K 2X7, (418) 529- 9188, telec. (418) 648-9201. Ka Nakatakantau (Ceux qui restent...)
Ce film donne la parole aux hommes, femmes et adolescents endeuillés par le suicide d'un être cher. Disponible en montagnais, français et anglais. Contacter Vidéo Femmes (voir ci- dessus). Élever de jeunes voix: trousse de
discussion Cette trousse de discussion comprenant d'un vidéo de 16 minutes et de trois guide d'accompagnement (pour les parents, les administratrices et administrateurs et les enseignant(e)s) met en lumière les effets sur les filles et les garçons des stéréotypes fondes sur le sexe. 31,03 $ pour le vidéo et les trois guides de discussion.
International Feminist Perspectives on
Educational Reform: The work of Gail Paradise Kelly This collection of writings provides a historical overview of Kelly's pioneering strategy to make gender issues prominent among educators. The volume traces Kelly's efforts as a student radical in the 1970s to establish feminist agendas, her more recent harsh critiques of the national reform movement, and includes a proposal for a study to create change in American inner city schools by taking into account women's life experiences. 264 pp. Gender & Society This bimonthly publication of Sociologists for Women in Society examines the social aspect of gender in which gender categories themselves are questioned and the situational and institutional processes that construct gender are the focus of analysis. Six issues/year, $48.60 (individual) $148.50 (institution) for one year. "Nobody Wants to Hear our Truth":
Homeless women and theories of the welfare state Interviews with 20 homeless and addicted women over five years reveal sexual abuse, sexism and racism at the root of their lives. Author Meredith L. Ralston is Assistant Professor of Women's Studies at Mount Saint Vincent University. NGO Forum '95 Publications Look at the World Through Women's Eyes (proceedings of the plenary sessions), NGO Forum Report (prepared by the NGO Forum Office on Women), and NGO Forum '95 Newspaper (a complete set of the Forum daily newspaper issued from August 31 to Sept. 8, 1995) are available from Women, Ink. Reading About Surviving The aim of this project, by literacy workers Evelyn Battell and Kate Nonesuch, was to provide to transition houses a resource list of stories by women who have survived abuse. The list of the best available materials, with ordering information, can be obtained by sending a stamped, self-addressed envelope. A 30 page booklet of stories, called If You Could See Me Now!, is available for $8. Pornography... Still of Continuing Concern
This booklet, updated from the original 1984 edition, includes a bibliography and related reading list. Available free from the YWCA, 1355 Rene-Levesque West, Montreal, PQ, H3G 1T3 or the Montreal Council of Women, 1195 Sherbrooke W., Montreal, PQ, H3R 1H9. |
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