Agenda

Educational Technology 2000
August 15-17, Singapore

The Commonwealth of Learning and the Asian Mass Communications Research and Information Centre are co-sponsoring this conference between the ducational community and the educational media/technology industry. Contact: Dr. Abdul Khan, Communications and Information Technologies, The Commonwealth of Learning, #1700, 777 Dunsmuir Street, Box 10428, Vancouver, BC, V7Y IK4, (604) 775-8200, Fax (604) 775-8210, akhn@col.org.

The Principals Centre for Metropolitan Toronto :
Summer Institute 1996
August 20-21, Toronto

The Ontario Institute for Studies in Education is sponsoring this two day workshop on The School Leader as Expert Problem Solver, which will look at helping teachers with problems ofstress and morale, helping to foster leadership within the school staff, strategies to deal with community and parent complaints, etc. Contact Roy Harvey at (416) 241-2863 or OISE at 252 Bloor Street W., Toronto, ON, M5S IV6, (416) 923-6641, ext.6063, Fax (416) 926-1741.

Beyond Beijing: From Words to Action
Association for Women in Development
September 5-8, Washington, DC

This 1996 Forum will look at progress toward implementation of the Platform for Action from the United Nations Fourth World Conference on Women. Contact: AWID, 1511 K Street NW, Suite 825, Washington, DC, USA, 20005. (202) 463-0180, fax (202) 463- 0182.

Women and Other Faces in Science
University of Saskatchewan
September 26-29, Saskatoon, SK

The Women's Studies Research Unit of the University of Saskatchewan is
sponsoring this conference. Registration is $150 ($75 for students, un/ underemployed); free day care will be provided. Contact Women's Studies Research Unit, 200 Kirk Hall, 117 Science Place, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, SK, S7N 5C8,
(306) 966-7524, fax (306) 966- 8717, greenm@duke.usask.ca.

Visages de la Femme et la Science
Université de la Saskatchewan
26-29 septembre, Saskatoon, SK

L'Unité de recherches sur la femme de l'Université de la Saskatchewan présente ce colloque. Frais d'inscription: 150 $ (étudiant(e) ou personnes sans travail à plein temps, 75 $); garderie gratuite. Veuillez contacter L'Unité de recherches sur la femme, 200 Kirk Hall, 117 Science Place, Université de la Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, SK, S7N 5C8, (306) 966-7524, téléc. (306) 966- 8717, greenm@duke.usask.ca.

Women's Role in Creating a Caring Society
October 18-20, St. John's, NF

This conference will look at women's wisdom, women's words, caring for and healing ourselves, women and the new economic realities, workplace diversity, women and poverty, etc. Contact the Provincial Women's Conference Coor