This file consists of resource documents relating to various subjects, among others, Women's Research Centre's services, research methodology, economic development, wife battering, women, immigration and the Canadian economy. It contains pamphlets.
This file consists of documents relating to Women's Research Centre's meetings on various subjects, among others, the daily activities of the Women's Research Centre and the planning of its workshops and projects. It contains meetings' minutes, agendas, an Immigrant Women Workshops program and provisional framework and notes.
This file consists of documents relating to the Women's Research Centre's involvement in a protest to oppose the closing of day care centres and the lack of status of British Columbia farm and domestic workers, the research presentation Native women and violence: how helpful are women's shelters? and Women's Groups publications. It contains leaflets.
This file consists of documents relating to Women's Research Centre's position on immigration, its International Women's Day session Information by, for, and about immigrant women and its opposition to Bill c-24, a new immigration bill. It contains statements, a review of book Ethnic women, class and culture in Canadian Society, a program and a questionnaire. Oversize newspaper "All about Canada's new immigration law" stored with the Women's Archives oversize material.
This file consists of correspondence sent by the Women's Research Collective and the Women's Research Centre on various subjects, among others, the booklet Voices of women students, a series workshops on services for immigrant women and the publication Patterns of violence in the lives of girls and women. It contains contains letters, a submission and a brief.
This file consists of documents relating to briefs from the Women's Research Centre on amendments to the Criminal Code regarding sexual assault and economic development prospects in Canada. It contains two briefs.
This file consists of a document relating to the Women's Research Centre's administrative history. It contains two papers detailing the beginnings of the Women's Research Centre, its objectives, services, summary of activities and research committees.
