RESOURCES/RESSOURCES

Sex-Role Stereotyping: An awareness kit for parents and teachers
Ontario Women's Directorate
2 Carlton Street, 12th Floor
Toronto, ON M5B 2M9
(416) 314-0250
(416) 314-0254 fax

This kit shows how sex-role stereotyping affects the career goals of girls and boys and presents information on how to conduct workshops to promote non-sexist parenting and teaching. Issues of race, ethnic background, language, sexual orientation and differences in physical ability are also raised. Separate workshops for parents and teachers are included. Available free.

Creating a World of Equality
Canadian International Development Agency
200 Promenade du Portage
Hull, PQ, KIA OG4
(819) 997-5006
(819) 953-6088 fax

This booklet describes projects by CIDA to support the empowerment of women in countries such as Bangladesh and Pakistan, in the Philippines, Africa and Southeast Asia. Statistics and other information are included.

Cultus Lake Literacy and Career Awareness Project
Literacy B.C. 1-800-663-1293

This 169 page booklet describes a project in Cultus Lake, B.C., that offered separate career awareness programs to adults in the community and to students at an elementary school in order to emphasize the link between literacy and employment. Copies of the handbook are available for loan.

Children in Danger
CoDevelopment Canada
#205, 2929 Commercial Drive
Vancouver, BC, V5N 4C8
(604) 708-1495
(604) 708-1497 fax

codev@wed.apc.org

The four books in this series (Leaving the Land, Leaving the Family, Working for a Living, Getting an Education) are about the lives of street kids around the world, the problems they face and their efforts to leave the street and find a better life. Copies can be borrowed from Literacy B.C. (1-800-663-1293) or purchased from CoDevelopment Canada

ISR Publication Series
Institute for Social Research
York University
4700 Keele Street
North York, ON, M3J IP3
(416) 736-5061
(416) 736-5749 fax

isrnews@yorku.ca

A number of education related publications are available from ISR, including titles such as Race on Campus: Outcomes of the First Year Experience at York University, The Experience of Female and Minority Students in First Year Science, Sexual Harassment in Public Places: Reinterviews with participants in a national study. For a complete publications list, contact the institute.

Counterpoise
1716 SW Williston Road
Gainesville, FL
32608-4049

To be published quarterly beginning January 1997, Counterpoise is a library review journal offering reviews, essays and resource lists of independent publications in the arts, social sciences and sciences that have been overlooked by mainstream review journals. $35 (institution), $25 (individual), $15 (student, retired), per year (add $5 for Canadian subscriptions).

Guernica Editions
P.O. Box 117,Station P
Toronto, ON, M5S 2S6
(416) 657-8885 ph/fax,

New titles from Guernica Editions include Women as Lovers by Theresa Carilli, Two Women in a Birth by Daphne Marlatt and Betsy Warland, Where I Come From by Maria Mazziotti Gillan and The Edges of Light by Helene Dorion.

Changing Women, Changing History: A bibliography of the history of women in Canada
Green Dragon Press
135 George St. S., Suite 902
Toronto, ON, M5A 4E8
(416) 360-6006

This comprehensive resource compiled by Diana Pedersen is designed for undergraduate students but can be used by teachers, graduate students and researchers in the field of Canadian women's history. Listing both English and French titles, this 110 page volume contains more than 2,000 entries. $15/ copy ($5/ea per additional copy) + $2 postage & handling + 7% GST.

Leaders, Scholars, Mentors: Women and Education Poster
Green Dragon Press
(see above)

Produced for Women's History Month 1995, this poster illustrates the diversity of background and interests of Canadian women in education through historical and contemporary photographs. $13.91 ea. (total) + $3 for each additional ; poster.

In 2 Print
P.O. Box 102
Port Colborne, ON L3K 5V7
(905) 834-1539
(905) 834-1540 fax

This new quarterly magazine publishes original work (poetry, short stories, one- act plays, painting, photography, computer art, cartoons) by young adults ages 12 to 20 as well as reviews of books, music and theatre.

Children as Peacemakers
Another Story Bookstore
164 Danforth Avenue
Toronto, ON M4K 1N9
(416)462-1104
(416) 462-9115 fax



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