This item consists of a red and gold metal pin with a silhouette of women and the word "Sport". The "o" in sport is a women's symbol. This pin was probably from the Women in Sport Program by the City of Ottawa and Best Ever Ontario.
This item consists of a white plastic bag with a green design of a women's and girl's sihouette and text "Women and Sport et les femmes" and phone number in green letters.
This item consists of a white bumper sticker with text "Your body is on the line," "Emergency Rally," "Defeat the Tory Abortion bill!" and "CHOICE" in black letters. The "o" in "CHOICE" is a women's logo. This event occurred on May 25th in Toronto.
This item consists of a red postcard with coloured design by Ann Hansen. The design includes three men looking at two boards. The postcard also includes the following text: "E / TAC / We three male politicians gather here today to ponder the uteruses of Canadian women Ottawa 1986" and "June 21 1986 - Agenda - Therapeutic Abortion Committee (to meet once every leap year; / weather permitting) Dr. R. C. Pope, M.D. (Ob/Gyn) Dr. B. Mulroney, M.D., P.M. Dr. J. Crosbie M.C.P."
This item consists of a pink ticket for a joint Ontario Coalition for Abortion Clinics (OCAC) and Pro-Choice Defence Fund benefit dance with a a design of two figures on a ladder holding a "Choice banner" and additional information on the event in black letters.
This item consists of a general seating ticket (no. 58) to an Ontario Coalition for Abortion Clinics (OCAC) benefit concert at Lee's Palace on 30 November 1988 at 8:00 pm.
This item consists of a white sticker with a black and white photograph of girl holding a doll and pushing a doll's carriage. This sticker includes the following text in red and black letters: "International Women's Day March 8" and "Good Child Care. It's our future!"
This item consists of a white postcard with design by Paul Androsko featuring three women holding up a red globe with a blue note inside. The postcard also includes text "Peace, unity, equality" in black letters around the globe. On verso of the postcard, the text reads: "Greetings on International Women's Day," "Design: Paul Androsko" and "Committee for March 8 (Toronto)" is in black letters.
