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Women's EDUCATION
des femmes
CCLOW's Commemorative Issue
Spring 1999
Volume 13,
Number 1
Editorial
Éditorial
CCLOW Moving Forward with a Mission for
Woman-Centred Education
Checking the RearView Mirror
and Going Forward: CCLOW faces a New Millenium
by Cheryl Senecal, Catherine Cookson, and
Catherine O'Bryan
Creating an Open Space so That
CCLOW Could Focus Upon the Future
by Betty
Donaldson, Birgitt Bolton, and Larry Peterson
Women
Moving Women: A Process Model
by Marie A.
Gillen
An Editor Reflects ...
by Christina Starr
Claiming/Reclaiming Our Own learning and
Our Own lives
Men's Studies, Women's
Studies and Feminism
by Christine Overall
Interview: Greta Hofmann Nemiroff
by Susan McCrae Vander Voet
I Had a Little Trouble on the Way to a
Ph.D.
by Sandra Monteath
Living and Learning: The Choice to Be Playful
by Lanie Melamed
Grounding Our Beliefs on Women and the Economy
by Diana Ellis
Personal Reflections on the Practice of Adult
Education
by Cheryl Senecal
Briser le silence en milieu
pedagogique
par Jeannine M. Quellette
Variation sur un theme : c'est las parole qui est
d'or et le silence qui est d'argent
par
Carole La Violette
Breaking All the Rules: Breaking
Silence
by Colleen N. Race
Feelings After a Tragedy: Personal or Collective
Impressions
Le senti après une tragedie: impressions
personnelles ou collectives?
par Anne Marie
Pharand
Defining Our Own Needs/Building Our Own
Knowledge
Oublier sa culture
s'integrer, ou faire un place aux cultures en education?
par Monique Ouellette
The
University, Women's Studies, and Rural Women: Some Thoughts on Feminist
pedagogy and Rural Outreach
by Beth Westfall
What Kind of Career Counselling do Women
Need?
by Sue Berlove
Family Violence Prevention and Curriculum Development
by Suzanne Mulligan and Donna Mitchell
The Social Construction of Deaf Women
by Tanis Doe
Gaining Visibility: Older Women and Education
by Sharon Harold
Coming to Terms with "Visible Minority"
by Glenda Simms
Lady Bountiful: The White Woman Teacher in Multicultural
Education
by Sheila Cavanagh and Helen Harper
Joy and Power Beyond the Home
Sphere
"I Would Emphasize the Joy of Science":
Interview with Ursula Franklin
by Jan Clarke
Literacy as Threat/Desire
by Kathleen Rockhill
Non Traditional Fields for Women: Against the Odds
by Sharon Goldberg
Art/Craft High/Low
by Ann
MacGillivray
Celebrating Canadian Women: Prose and
Poetry By and About Women
by Maureen
Shaw
POETRY
Go Forward Not Backward, an excerpt, by Elizabeth Cox
Domestic Angel, by Sylvie Bourassa
Woman's Song, by Gert Beadle
Three Feet By Six, by Tanis MacDonald
Act of Contrition, by Mary Gurekas
Welfare Bum, by Sheila Baxter
Untitled, by Caitlin
Technology,by Jessica Millar and Rachal Beattie
Front Cover
Lily S. May (formerly known as Susan Barsel), Untitled,
Linocut, 6" x 8", 1985.
Back
Cover
From left to right, Catherine
O'Bryan, Past President; Cheryl Senecal, President; Catherine Cookson,
President-Elect 1998/99. Photo: Gaye Jackson. |