This file contains two leaflets including an agenda of the Gender, law and social control seminar from the Centre of Criminology and the Caucus for Women's Issues.
This file contains agendas, a blank survey, motions on the floor, statement of principle, a discussion draft of procedure for dealing with sexual harassment and a leaflet by Women Against Violence Against Women (WAVAW) protesting the film Dressed to kill.
This file consists of documents relating to the CJUT and the radio show Women in perspective. It contains CJUT radio-loan request, memorandums, an agenda, list of phone numbers and production department positions and script for Women In perspective radio show.
This file consists of media documents relating to various subjects, among others, a new policy on equality for women, affirmative action and the report by the Ad-Hoc Committee on the Status of Women. It contains newspaper clippings.
This file consists of documents relating to the University of Toronto's Coalition for a Women's Centre and its activities. It contains a statement, a request for space, notes of meetings, leaflets, the paper Appendix A. -- Background information on women's centres at Ontario universities : facilities and function, general budgets, list of governing council of the University of Toronto, procedures, memorandum, press release, a business card, newspaper clippings and a petition.
This file consists of documents relating to Women's Studies Programme's syllabus, course evaluation, proposed new courses on political economy and women and women and western thought and the 4th National Conference of Women in Colleges and Universities. It contains a brochure, 1979-1980 Political Economy Course Union booklet on course evaluations, notes, correspondence, a blank petition, course description, newspaper clippings and a report.
This file consists of promotional documents relating to the beginning and activities of the Gay Academic Union and a talk by Mary Meigs. It contains program of activities, news releases, leaflets and a quiz. In 1982, the Gay Academic Union became the Lesbian and Gay Academic Society at the University of Toronto.
