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• Women's Equality Day (VB #63.13):
  Commemorating the right to vote, women speak about the Clothesline Project, violence against women, and changing the dominant paradigm to one of peace and cooperation. 6/07
• Women in Control of Their Lives (VB #59.02):
  Judith Arcana, Portland author who helped women get safe abortions before Roe v.Wade, reads passionate and humorous poems for reproductive freedom. 4/06
  
• International Women Peacemakers (VB #56.06&07):
  Women including one from Italy (the journalist shot by US soldiers upon her release from Iraq) and others from Spain, Iran and South Africa share their perspectives on making peace. 8/05
• Domestic Violence in Kenya (VB #39.12):
  Ann Wanjiku Gathumbi speaks out as part of an Amnesty International campaign to reframe violence against women as a human rights issue to be addressed by all governments. 6/01
• Should We Support Prostitution? (parts 1&2) (VB #39.4&5):
  Two people who work with survivors of the sex industry explain why their answer is a resounding "No!" 4/01
• Sacred Wombs (VB #34.01):
  Two midwives discuss home births, water births, abortions and more alternatives to corporate medical care. 12/99
• Active Women (VB #29.03):
  Three Portland women describe their efforts in art, activism, social service, and in their personal lives. 30 min. 10/98
• Feminist Cablecast (VB #03.12):
  Women speak out at the Feminist Broadcast Quarterly's first meeting. 30 mi 02/27/92
• The Clothesline Project (VB #05.06):
  Women confront abuse by portraying their stories on T-shirts. 30 mi 11/02/92
• International Women's Day (VB #06.08):
  A preview of 1993's issues to be covered at the March Convention. 30 mi 02/22/93
• Ground Bob Day (VB #14.11):
  30 mi 03/13/95
• A Question of Life (Parts 1&2)(VB #14.12&13):
  60 mi 03/20/95
• Lydia Sargent: "I Read About My Death in Vogue Magazine" (Act I, Part I&2; Act 2) (ZMI #02.11):
  A satirical play about the history of the Women's Movement. Also, part 2 of ZMI #02.10 150 mi 12/13/95

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