Kinesis
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issued: 2013-08-15
issued: 1982-05-01
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note: VMS/DC 2llnlike the situation in some countries, the work of mothers is highly valued by Nicaraguan society, according to Heather Conn 7 How rigid is the link between monkeys and humans? Jan DeGrass reviews the work of Sarah Hrdy, a sociobiologist who is also a feminist Qjust what constitutes adequate protection for battered women? A recent study by the Women's Research Centre examines the system facing battered women and proposes more workable alternatives 1 0 While we in Canada prepare for nuclear holocaust, elsewhere in the world people have already died as a result of nuclear testing 1 2 Women are journeying out of the patriarchy to create a freer context j for our lives. Michele Wollstonecroft describes ja recent video installation ;.| by three B.C. artists which explores this theme 1 3 The producers of the film P4W weren't expecting a box-office hit, but that's, what they got. Pat Feindel! interviews Janis Cole and j Holly Dale about the making of their film 1 5 A Time to Rise is a film which documents the* struggle of B.C. farmworkers to unionize in the'] face of incredible odd$ t ' i! 1 6 Helen Potrebenk-o has!; some theories of her;own jj about stress. If you've justj; had a bad day, read this. ' It'll help. Really. . . Elsa Smith was one of over 30,000 participants in Vancouver's April 24 anti-nuclear protest. Photo by Lyla Smith. SUBSCRIBE TO KIMES/J Published 10 times a year by Vancouver Status of Women 400A West 5th Ave., Vancouver, B.C. V5Y 1J8 □ VSW membership - includes Kinesis subscription $20 (or what you can afford) □ Kinesis subscription only - $13 □ Institutions - $40 □ Sustainers - $75 Name _ Amount Enclosed_ Please remember that VSW operates on inadequate funding — we need member support! Kinesis May 1982 INTERNATIONAL Mothers an active, respected force in Nicaraguan society by Heather Conn A statue stands near the main square of a small southern Nicaraguan town. It is of a young woman who sits with head bent and legs outstretched, her face cl…
note: Preceding title: Vancouver Status of Women. Newsletter. Date of publication: 1974-2001. Frequency: Monthly.
has type: Periodicals
has type: Newspapers
identifier: HQ1101.V24 N49
is shown at: 10.14288/1.0045552
language: English
provider: Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
publisher: Vancouver : Vancouver Status of Women
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source: Original Format: University of British Columbia. Library. Rare Books and Special Collections. HQ1101.V24 N49
subject: Women--Social and moral questions
subject: Feminism--Periodicals
type: Text