Term browse - North America - University of Ottawa - Archives and Special Collections

CA ON0034 10-001-S4-I121
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[between 1980 and 1995]

上位の階層Canadian Women's Movement Archives (CWMA) collection

Red pink button with a white triangle and a white lettering at the bottom.

Mama Quilla II performing on a stage, in a tent and rehearsing outdoors during the [Michigan Womyn's Music Festival]

CA ON0034 10-001-S3-I1314-I1318
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[between 1977 and 1982]

上位の階層Canadian Women's Movement Archives (CWMA) collection

Content of image: Mama Quilla II on day stage Michigan Women's Music Festival. Information from other sources: location from photographs envelope.

Emma Goldman’s grave at the German Waldheim Cemetery [Forest Home Cemetery] in Chicago, Illinois

CA ON0034 10-001-S3-I0975
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[June 1980]

上位の階層Canadian Women's Movement Archives (CWMA) collection

Inscribed in blue pen on verso: "Emma Goldman’s grave, summer 1980." From file: Collective House, 15 Washington Avenue.

Jeanne Manford and unidentified men and women carrying "Parents of gays unite in support for our children" and "[?] means fight back! Smash gay oppression!" signs and banners during the Gay Pride march of New York City, New York

CA ON0034 10-001-S3-I0685
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[June 1972]

上位の階層Canadian Women's Movement Archives (CWMA) collection

signs says (foreground) Parents of gays: unite in support of our children and in (background) [...] means fight back! Smash gay oppression, Gay caucus: youth against war and facism. Accompanied by card (5 x 7 in.): Sowing the Seed. This photograph is presented as a souvenir of the Second Annual International Convention of Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gay Me, 1983, New York City. It depicts Jeanne Manford in the Gay Pride March of June 1972. She was the first parent to “come out” openly in support of her gay son. Jeanne’s appeal drew cheers that will echo down the corridors of time. It sowed the seed that led to the founding of Parents of Gays, now nationwide and worldwide. Jeanne Manford will always be honored for her courage, her noble ideals and unselfish devotion and work for the parents of gays and lesbians everywhere. She enriches all our lives’. Co founders of Parents of Gays: Dr. Jules Manford, Morty Manford, Reverend Ed Egan and Barbara Love. Photo with kind permission of Lee Carr. Production costs are a gift of Boris Maysel and Ermanno J. Stingo.Stamps on verso: "0078" and "09/83".

Women playing the guitar under a tree during the National Women's Music Festival in Champaign, Illinois