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              Women's Place - Toronto, Ontario - Information kits
              CA ON0034 10-001-S1-F4241 · File · 31 December 1970 - 1973
              Part of Canadian Women's Movement Archives (CWMA) collection
              This file consists of documents relating to the preparation of Toronto's Women's Place's information kits. It contains lists, papers Women don't work, Abortion and birth control, Volunteerism and the Status of Women and Pink and blue cases: sex roles stereotyping among children, resolutions on volunteerism, notes, fact sheets from training seminars and a letter.
              Women’s Place - Toronto, Ontario - Lesbians
              CA ON0034 10-001-S1-F4247 · File · 9 December 1974 - 4 May 1975
              Part of Canadian Women's Movement Archives (CWMA) collection
              This file consists of documents relating to the Second Annual National Lesbian Conference in Montréal held in January 1975 and the conference Lesbian History Exploration held by the Lesbian History Collective in Los Angeles. It contains correspondence, information sheets and an invitational package. An original Lesbian History Exploration poster has been removed and stored with the Women's Archives posters.
              Wages for Housework, Los Angeles: pamphlet, conference speeches, and correspondence
              CA ON0034 10-008-S4-F12 · File · 1975-1977
              Part of Toronto Wages for Housework Committee fonds
              This file contains a booklet on Wages for Housework, letters to sisters, and a pre-registration form for the California State Meeting. It includes an opening statement by the prosecuting attorney from the LA Wages for Housework Committee, materials on street trials charging government and business with pimping women, and a summons related to prostitution. It also contains correspondence, letters, and articles on police violence against women and children, protests, and a call to defeat Carter’s welfare reform plan.