This file contains a booklet entitled "Women in Action in Northern Ontario" by the Ontario government relating to It also contains a slip advertising their conference which took place in Toronto in October 1974.
These files contain documents related to a national conference of women involved in the production of alternative feminist publications in Canada. It took place in University of Ottawa on June 26-29, 1980. They contain conference notes, and reports.
This file contains documents relating to the 7th annual conference which took place in Ottawa on June 27-July 2, 1978. It contains a program, resolutions, notes, and papers.
This file contains documents relating to the second annual conference which took place at Carleton University in Ottawa on May 19-22, 1978. It contains publicity, programs, papers, and notes.
Black and white photograph at the bottom of the page labelled “Freud’s consulting room shown in Berggasse 19," on a white background with black and purple text.
The poster advertises activities organized for International Women's Day in Ottawa. Poster reads "Rally, March - Ralliement, Marche." Image in black showing a group of women marching, on a purple background with black text from many different languages on the border. The poster was originally in the Women's Information Center collection in Toronto. This collection comes from several donations made in the second half of the 1980s, by women involved in several Canadian organizations surrounding the feminist movement since the early 1970s.
The poster advertises activities organized for International Women's Day in Ottawa. Poster is bilingual and announces 200 events and a fair at Lansdowne. On bottom right stated "Emerging Design," possibly the printer's name. Image depicts a green background with image of the world wrapped in a pink ribbon. Poster reads "Women are changing the world! - Femmes: agentes de changement!" The poster was originally in the Women's Information Center collection in Toronto. This collection comes from several donations made in the second half of the 1980s, by women involved in several Canadian organizations surrounding the feminist movement since the early 1970s.
