This item consists of a red cotton banner with text "Bread and Roses" in black letters.
This item consists of a blue corduroy banner with various patchworks of "March '81," women's symbol and communist symbol.
This item consists of a black crest label with a picture of a burning torch, a logo and text "Women's March Against Poverty Toronto" in purple stitching.
This item consists of a very thin purple banner with signatures, verses and sketches in black and red writing.
This item consists of a white banner with a collection of women's signatures and phrases demonstrating women's power written in red and black marker.
This item consists of a pink banner with a collections of women's signatures and phrases demonstrating women's power written in red and black marker.
This item consists of a green banner with multi-coloured drawings of hands with signatures inside them.
This item consists of a white crest label with a picture of a burning torch, a logo and text "Women's March Against Poverty Toronto" in purple stitching.
Carolyn Egan's interview is part of a series by John Cleveland with forty-eight women from Toronto who were feminist activists. Interviews were conducted in the summer of 1984. Topics include the anti-Vietnam war protests; the Toronto women's movement; personal feminist histories, involvement with various Toronto women's organizations, and the changing politics of the women’s movement.
This file contains mission statements, memorandum, council policies, recommendations, press release, council members' biographies, and correspondence.
