The OISE fonds contains publications that were collected within the OISE Women's Resource Centre. This material includes pamphlets and brochures for events and workshops. The fonds also includes feminist buttons as well as extensive educational kits that were developed for high school and college students, consisting of multimedia learning tools.
----- Le fonds OISE contient des publications qui ont été recueillies au sein du Centre de ressources pour les femmes de l'OISE. Ce matériel comprend des dépliants et des brochures pour les événements et les ateliers. Le fonds comprend également des macarons féministes ainsi que de vastes trousses pédagogiques élaborées pour les étudiants du secondaire et du collégial, composées d'outils d'apprentissage multimédia.
This series consists of monographs, periodicals, and posters of the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education. The items mainly provide directories of women's groups. The series also contains a limited amount of journals and newsletters, as well as conference and workshop materials for OISE events. The series includes four audio cassette recordings of the workshop, "Jewish women's voices/Past & Present."
The file contains publications of women's groups, mostly within Toronto, Ontario. The file includes notices for speaking events, lists of resources, and informational brochures. The file includes groups such as women's health groups, Match, and Wen-do.
The item consists of a photograph of demonstrators holding posters advocating for "more affordable shelter ; control over our health ; more opportunities for employment." The rest of the poster contains a calendar of events and a central paragraph of text.
This is a yellow poster demanding that the Ontario government, "cease all proceedings on Bill 103, the 'City of Toronto Act.' The poster outlines the reasons the group opposes the bill and urges women to sign a declaration and "Vote No in local referendums."
This series consists of 5 women's kits: created primarily by Pamela Harris, for the Ontario Institute of Studies in Education (OISE), beginning in 1972. The kits were created for use in Ontario high schools and community colleges.
The kits were intended to introduce students to events and figures within the women's movement and to challenge negative stereotypes of women. The kits were also presented in OISE workshops for future teachers.
Box 4 is complete, Boxes 1-3 are partially completed. See attached pdf: "Uploaded finding aid" for item-level descriptions.
