Kinesis
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is part of: Kinesis
issued: 2013-08-15
issued: 1982-02-01
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note: &iiM».m\x&*& HMJiDM 2 Vancouver Status of Women celebrates 11 years of work in the feminist community this month. Two former staff members cast a fond look back 4 Joe Borowski has taken on the Canadian abortion law, saying he represents the interests of the unborn. This is fight back time 9 Is Telidon out to make dinosaurs out of workers and activists? Emma Flyer takes a hard look at technology 10 Jill Bend has a thought-provoking response to Kristin Penn's views on non-violence 13 TOWARD A NON- NUCLEAR WORLD: a packed-with-information pull-out feature by members of Women Against Nuclear Technology 25 Is public appreciation something we activists need — or get? Lou Nelson suggests we think about it 26 In the first of a series of feature articles on B.C. women artists, Michele Wollstonecroft introduces Robin Campbell of Victoria 27 Lesbian Fiction has brought together some ground-breaking short stories. Whet your appetite on this book review by Cy-Thea Sand COVER: People worldwide are protesting the nuclear arms race. Join the wave of the future. Drawing by Jeanne Taylor FEBRUARY '82 KiMESIJ news about women that's not in the dailies SUBSCRIBE TO KiMMJiJ\ Published 10 times a year by Vancouver Status of Women 400A West 5th Ave., Vancouver, B.C. V5Y 1J7 Subscriber Member/Subscriber Institution Sustainer $10 By donation $20 $50 _ Payment Enclosed Please remember that VSW operates on inadequate funding — we need member support! 2 Kinesis February 1982 ORGANIZING Vancouver Status of Women: a look back on our work by Diana Ellis and Debra Lewis Those of us who work in the women's movement often have little time to reflect on the past. There are always new issues to face, and old ones at which to keep plugging away. Nevertheless, our past is important. Understanding our successes and failures — and why — is a crucial part of continuing our work today. Has the organizing work of the Vancouver Status of Women (VSW) changed over the years? If so, how? What have some of the ex…
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: 10.14288/1.0045600
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