Interview with Jeanne Lapointe, commissioner on the Royal Commission on the Status of Women, Quebec City, August 24, 1995. Interviewed by Barbara M. Freeman. Jeanne Lapointe was an academic, the first woman professor in 1940 in the Faculty of Arts at the Université de Laval and a commissioner on the Royal Commission on Education in Québec.
Transcript for interview with Lola Lange, commissioner on the Royal Commission on the Status of Women, February 25th, 1995, Langley, BC. Interviewed by Barbara M. Freeman. Lola Lange was a feminist from Alberta involved in organizations like the Alberta Farm Wives' Union and 4-H. In 1967 Lola was awarded a grant by the Bank of Montreal to study the effects of continuing education in rural and farming communities. Lange's role on the commission was to represent the voices of women living in rural farming communities.
Interview with Fatima Jaffer, editor of Kinesis, on June 3rd, 2008. Interviewed by Barbara M. Freeman as part of an oral history project on feminists in alternative media. Kinesis (1974-2001) was a Canadian feminist periodical based in Vancouver and published by the Vancouver Status of Women. Barbara wrote about feminist periodicals in a chapter of her book ''Beyond Bylines'' (2011).
Transcript for interview with Nancy Pollak, editor of Kinesis, on June 5th, 2008. Interviewed by Barbara M. Freeman as part of an oral history project on feminists in alternative media. Kinesis (1974-2001) was a Canadian feminist periodical based in Vancouver and published by the Vancouver Status of Women. Barbara wrote about feminist periodicals in a chapter of her book ''Beyond Bylines'' (2011).
Transcript for interview with Bethan Lloyd (previously Betty Ann Lloyd), editor of Pandora, on June 6th, 2008. Pandora was a feminist periodical based in Halifax active from 1985-1994. Interviewed by Barbara M. Freeman as part of an oral history project on feminists in alternative media. Barbara wrote about feminist periodicals in a chapter of her book ''Beyond Bylines'' (2011).
Oral history interview with Lynn McDonald feminist scholar and former member of the Canadian House of Commons. Topics include: Government, women in academia, CBC, Ontario Committee on the Status of Women.
Transcript for oral history interview with Sylvia Ostry Canadian economist and public servant. Topics include: University of Manitoba, women in medical school, women in government, child care, OECD, women in economics, separatism in Quebec.
