News
Service
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION:
WINGS JANUARY NEWSCAST
TIME: 28:21
Program #4-91 (Target broadcast dates
January 20-26)
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WINGS:
Women's International
Gathering
P.O. Box 5307, Kansas City, Missouri 64131 USA (816) 361-7161
1. (4:49) "WOMEN FOR
A FREE KUWAIT." Dr. Angi Saad was interviewed
by Beverly Oliver. SUGGESTED INTRO: KUWAITI WOMEN IN NORTH AMERICA
HAVE BEEN ORGANIZING TO COUNTERACT STEREOTYPES ABOUT THEIR
COUNTRY
AND TO DISCUSS THE IRAQUI INVASION. DR. ANGI ("Angie") SAAD, A
KUWAITI CIVIL ENGINEER, IS THE CHAIRWOMAN OF WOMEN FOR A FREE
KUWAIT:
2. (6:36) "EYEWITNESS REPORT FROM IRAQ AND PALESTINE." Barbara Lubin,
director of Middle East Children's Alliance, was interviewed by Katherine
Davenport. SUGGESTED INTRO: MANY PEOPLE HAVE BEEN FLEEING THE MIDDLE
EAST TO AVOID A WAR, BUT SOME ARE GOING THERE IN HOPES OF STOPPING IT.
BARBARA LUBIN TALKED WITH WINGS ON HER RETURN FROM IRAQ AND
PALESTINE.
3. (4:30) "THE POSITION OF ISRAEL." Excerpts from speech by Freda Keet,
"The English Voice of Radio Israel," recorded by Bob Stutz. INTRO:
EVERYONE HAS HEARD SADAM HUSAIN'S POSITION ON ISRAEL, BUT VERY
LITTLE
HAS BEEN SAID ABOUT ISRAEL'S POSITION ON SADAM HUSAIN. WINGS RECEIVED
SOME UNUSUAL TAPE FROM A ROTARY CLUB MEETING IN KANSAS, WHERE A
PROMINENT ISRAELI JOURNALIST SPOKE. FRIEDA WERDEN REPORTS:
4. (3:40) "CANADA'S VOICE OF WOMEN FOR PEACE." Statement via phone,
read by Lynn Adamson." INTRO: THE U.S. IS PUTTING ITS EXPENSES FOR
THE GULF WAR ON ITS CREDIT CARD, BUT CANADA'S PAYING ITS SHARE IN
CASH - CAUSING IMMEDIATE curs IN DOMESTIC SERVICES. A CANADIAN
RESISTANCE
GROUP, "VOICE OF WOMEN' FUf( FEACI:::," GAVE A STATEMENT '1'0 WINGS:
5. (3:48j "GREENS U.S.A." Dee Berry, coordinator, Prairie Greens.
INTRO: THE GREEN MOVEMENT IN THE U.S. HAS BEEN PARTICIPATING IN PEACE
EFFORTS, AND IS ALSO BEGINNING TO DEVELOP A POLITICAL PARTY. HERE"S
MORE FROM WINGS:
6: (3:05) "LESBIAN LAWMAKERS." Roberta Achtenberg & Carole Migden, San
Francisco supervisors-elect, were interviewed by Ann Kelly. INTRO:
IT MAY BE A LONG TIME BEFORE THERE ARE ENOUGH U.S. CONGRESSWOMEN TO
VOTE
DOWN A WAR - BUT WOMEN ARE MAKING STEADY POLITICAL GAINS. A FEW OF
THOSE NEWLY INAUGURATED IN JANUARY WERE LESBIAN ELECTED OFFICIALS.
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.L~ .';_ .__ )_ "MI DWI VES HARASSED IN MISSOURi." E V d HU iTI m e.l-- ,Jon e s ~ nelrJ iTI o
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a. Mount j OY:, F't-es i Ot?I-lt ~ ('Ii 5S0W· i iVl i ow i ves " (-is s oc i .3t ion. .;U~_T FW ;.. f~· m~:
HUNDRED S OF YEARS IN THE WESTERN W O R LD ~ THE MALE- DOMINATED
MEDICAL PROF ESSI ON
HAS BEEN TRYI NG TO ERADICATE MI DW IVES . ANOTHER SORTI E IN THAT WAR
HAS TAKEN
PLACE IN MI SSOUR I - AND THE MIDWIVES ARE F IGHT I NG BA CK . HERE 'S THE
STORY : ...
_. ) "CHOICES FOR A NEW WORLD ORDER." Margarlta Arias~ President, Ar ias
Fou nda t i o n ~or Pea ce & Human P r ogr e s s ~ Cos t a Rlca; reporter, Elayne Cli~t .
f?~J tjJ? E SJj;.D . I NTFfu I;JI L.I... THE i\~ E l-0 WOFLD iJFWE F.: F'F.:E:3 I DENT BUSH E><
TDL.L.S BE ONE OF
~3a n d t·
COOPERATION OR DESTRUCTION? MARGAR I TA ARIAS (AH- r e e - a hs )
DESCRIBES THE
ALTERNATIVES IN TH IS REPORT FROM WINGS: . . .
, . ( ) "ELIZABETH CLARE'S PROPHECIES ." Te l e p ho ne i nte r v i ew wit.h El iz a
beth \
Cla t· e Prop het , aut no r o·f= "The i~i stt-o log y 0·1= t. hE:? Fou r Hot-seme n" .. r ep o rt e r ,
f::a.t het- i ne Davenpot-t. l.t:1TF.:O : THE BUS I NESS OJ=." P ~:OPHE C( HAS TAf'::EN AI"
UF'TUFi:N . AS A
RESUL.T OF THE GULF WAR. MYSTICAL CHRIST I ANS ARE BUYING TONS OF
BOOKS HAI LING
THE FULFILLMENT OF THE PROPHECIES OF J EREMI AH - OR THE BEGINNING OF
THE LAST
DAYS . ONE MAVERICK FEMALE PROPHET - ELIZ ABETH CLARE PROPHET GAVE
AN INTERVIEW
TI] l-0 H~C.;S:
( "ACTIONS AGAINST NUCLEAR TESTING. II Deb t-a. F: i c h a t- d s o n ~ coordinator",
Amet- ican F'eace Test; i nt.e r v i ew by Ce r o Lv n Swa.nso l'l . ] NI.t':O: SO FA~:~ NO NUCLEA~ :
WEAPONS HA VE BEEN USED IN THE GULF WAR , BUT NUCLEAR NAT IONS ARE
STI LL TESTING
THE IR ARSENALS - EVEN THOUGH LOTS OF CIT IZ ENS WA NT TO STOP THEM.
HERE'S A
F:EF'CHH FF.:OI"\ WINGS: ... S ~j GGE_:3T ED CJ})TF.:O :" TO C:iET INFOFi:I"iATI ON ABOUT
I~ U C L E A ~:
TESTING ANYWHERE I N THE W ORLD ~ WRI TE TO: TEST ING ALERT NETWORK, PO
BOX 26725,
LAS V E GAS~ NE VADA 89 126 USA.
4.t. ( ) IIBRITISH WOMEN PROTEST WAR. II Vo>~
pop pr-oduc ed by Maud Hand
anc:i Sue
C la.t" k~ Tt- a nS l s t el'· s r adi o c o l lE.~ c t i \/ e . II\lTF:O: THE NEl·j8 FPDr1
BF:ITAII\ISAY::) THE
PUBLIC LI KES THE WAR; BUT A BIG MINORITY OF BRI TISH WOMEN BEG TO
DIFFER.
HEFi:E' S THf.: STOFU Ff,:OM WI NC:iS: ... SU(3CiE~'3TED OUTD :_ THE GREENHAI'1 l00MEN CAI\i BE
CONTACTED AT: YELLOW GATE~ GREENHAM COMMON WOMEN' S PEACE CAMP ,
NEAR NEWBURY,
BERKSHI RE, ENGLAND RG14 7 A A ~ U.K.
~ . ) "SOUTH PACIFIC WOMEN'S POLICY CONGRESS." Mal J o hnson int e r views
Loui se (:;]. t; ss i , ~ o nne t'· hea 0 o·f F'apu.i~<. ·- r'~ei"J Eiu i fl ea. lo'Jomen' s Comm i '55 i on. I !\lTRO:
WOI'1EN
I N THE SOUTH PACI F IC ARE UNDER PRESSURE FROM MODERN LI FE AND MANY
OF ITS ILLS.
THEY MET TO PLAN NEW STRATEGI ES IN JANUARY. HERE 'S A REPORT FROM WI
NGS: ...
, . ) "GODDESSES IN THE SATANIC VERSES." Te lepho ne interview with Ann
hH-~needom , e.d i t o r (J·f "The I;J i se Woman. " I NTF;:D: WHAT WA:3 I T ABOUT THE SA T(:~N IC
iI
VERSES" THAT MADE THE AYATOLLAH KHOMEI NI SO MAD? ANN FORFREEDOM
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Program descriptions for WINGS #10 &#11 - International Women 's Day/Women's History
Month
specials (replacing the March WINGS Newscast)
First Half Hour (WINGS #10-91. TIME: 29:48)
1. (3:26) HISTORY OF INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY. IN/OUTCUES: "In the spring of
1908 . . .
in any given year ." ACIUALI1Y ON TAPE: The late Raya Dunayevskaya, author of a work on
Rosa
Luxembourg. SUGG~ INTRO: International Women's Day, honored around the world, began with
women workers in the United States . Katherine Davenport of WINGS explains: .. .
2. (6:08) ANTI-WAR ACTIONS IN PAKISTAN. IN/OUT: "[Woman speaking Urdu through
bullhorn]
... for WINGS by Nafisa Hoodbhoy ." ON TAPE: Nuzhat Kidwai, chair, Peace Committee;
Nafisa
Hoodbhoy; Dr, Jehan Are, speaker on Women and the Gulf War. INTRO: Peace is viewed by
many
women around the world as a women's issue. WINGS covered women 's peace activities this
year in
Pakistan: ., .
3 . (7:36) A U.S. CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. IN/OUT: Music - Star Spangled Banner . . . .
tor
WINGS, this is Katherine Davenport. " INTRO: Whether a war is won or lost doesn't determine
if
it's right or wrong. One woman who risked her freedom because she felt the Gulf War was
wrong
is Dr. Yolanda Huet-Vaughn. Here's more f!'om WINGS: . " OPTIONAL OVTRO: Support
letters tor
Dr·, Yolanda Huet-Vaughan can addressed to: Commander Schroeder, MEDDAC, Box 1180. F01~
Leonax~
Wood MO 65473-5000, USA.
4. (3 :51) ZAMBIAN WOMEN VOX POP. IN/OUT: A few weeks after the beginning of the
Gulf War
. " surveyed for WINGS by Ruth Luwaga ." ON TAPE: Women from the town center market .
downtown
businesses, and the university giving views on the Gulf Wax'. INTRO: The crisis in the Gulf has
had worldwide ramifications - far from the fighting in Southern Africa, Zambian women were
concerned - in every sector of society, Here 's"more from WINGS: . . .
5, (5:59 or 6 :45) RADIO LD RA - WOMEN 'S DAY PROGRAMMING FROM
SWITZERLAND. IN/OlJI'CUE: "The
final portion of this program ... for a strong and powerful women 's day [FOR MODULES. YOU
CAN
cur HERE OR CONTINUE THROUGH lliE MUSIC - ANOTHER 45 SECONDS. BRIEF
WINGS PROGRAM CREDITS ARE
EMBEDDED IN BEGINNING OF THE MUSIC], ON TAPE: A production especially for
WINGS by the women
of Radio LoRa, community radio in Switzerland. Includes description of their station alrd
excerpts from a speech by an Iraqui woman. INTRO: A unique noncommercial radio station in
Switzerland, Radio LoRa [LOW-rah], has been mobilizing women for International Women 's
Day.
Here's a special report they produced for WINGS - the Women's International News Gathering
Service: '"
6. (1: 38) PRCGRAM CREDITS - starts with music . PLEASE roN T OMIT THESE - 1HE
LAW M'D OUR
GRATI1UDE REQUIRE THEY BE ACk"NOWLEDGED. Suggested intro: WINGS sent our
stations special
programming this month - these are the people who made it possible:
Second Half Hour (WINGS #11-91. TIME : 28:57)
1. (4: 16) GLORIA STEINEM - FUTURE GOAlS OF FEMINISM. IN/OUTCUE: "Organize
among
yourselves ... for WINGS, I'm Frieda Werden." INTRO: Is feminism dead in the United States.
Glor i a Steinem says no: "
2. (2:44) THE U.N. TREA1Y ON WOMEN - CEDAW [pronounced "SEE-daw"]. IN/OUTeUE ;
"The United
Nations has been in the news ... for WINGS , I 'm Katherine Davenport." ON TAPE: Arvonne
Fraser, Director, International Women's Rights Action Watch. INTRO; More countries every
year
ratify the United Nations treaty on discrimination against women - though one of the natlons
that pushed it through - the Umted States - has taken no action . Here's an update from WINGS :
SUGGES"TED OlJIRO: One source for information about the CEDAW treaty is the
International
Women's Rights Action Watch . You can write them clo the Humphrey Institute, UniversiLy of
Minnesota , Minneapolis MN 55455 USA.
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3. (7:36) WOMEN'S PRCX3RESS IN ZIMBABWE. IN/OIlTCUE: "Being a newly independent country
...
Prabha Bhardwaj report ing from Harare, Zimbabwe." ON TAPE: Cde . I Mrs . J. T. R. Mujuru. Minister
of Community & Cooperative Development. Cde. Elizabeth Goenza. Ccordinator , Women in the Law
in Southern Africa Research Project; Everjoyace Win, magazine editor. Women 's Action GI-OUp;
Sarah Kachingwe, permanent Secretary. Ministry of Information. Post. &Telecommunications, and
Publicity Secretary for Women's Affairs. INTRa: For participating in their country's war
against colonialism, women in Zimbabwe were rewarded with government positions and new laws but
the women's struggle hasn't ended yet. Here's more from WINGS: ...
4. (11:38) NAWAL EL SAADAWI ON FEMINISM AND RELIGION. IN/OUT: (11 :38) Music: "One
of the
problems ... June 6, 1990." INTRa: For women's history month. WINGS has sent us a moving
speech by EJyptian psychiatrist and novelist Nawal El Saadawi:
5. (1 :38) Uncl.erwriter Credits - AIR WIlli YOUR CREDITS IF YOU USE MODUI...E3. Suggested
intro: WINGS sent our stations special programming this month - these are the people who made
it possible:
Text of Underwriter Credits
We would not have been able to do this special program - with satellite feed and two
half-hoUlo instead of just one to our cassette subscribers - if it were not for our
International Women 's Day underwriters. These are respectively a women 's nonprofit. a
cooperative of small socially conscious businesses, and an all-woman small enterprise. TIle l aw
requrres that underwriting be acknowledged, so please don't forget to air these credits
whether you use the programs as half-hours or as modules. In case you wish to read the credits
YOUlOe I f. or respond to I istener inquiries here is the script:
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rms WORK
P.O. Box 5307, Kansas City 1"0 64131 USA Phone: (816)361-7161
LII\EUP Sl-EET , APRIL I\EWSCAST (#17-91) TI!"E: 29:31 TARGET BROADCAST DATES: APRIL 21-27
1. (4:40) PCLL TAX RESISTERS IN BRITAIN. Iri/out.cuer "Last November ••• produced for WII\GS by
Geraldine Hickey, &..le Clark & Maud Hand o-F Transisters Vbren's Radio Collective in Loncbn." On
tape: Tax resisters at Loncbn Irish Women's Center. SUGGESTED INTRO: THE BRITISH GOVE~1ENT HAS
AN\O..J\CED TI-£ END OF THE POLL TAX, BUT TI-£ RESISTPN:E KEEPS O\l l.\ORKII\G: •••
A 1I2-hour speech on tax resisting in the U.S. is WII\GS #14-91, "Juanita Nelson, Tax Resister."
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2. (3: 09 ) EIWI RCN"ENTAL LAW INCHI LE. I nloutQ..l8: "The eriv i rorment was the -+OD..lS •• • For
WII\GS, this is Katrin Snow." On tape: Ximena Navar-ro, Chilean anthropologist. INTRO: CHILE IS
aJ\ISIDERING LAl,.,lS TO aJRB CCM"ERCIAL EXPLOITATIO\J OF TI-£ EtwlRO'\I"ENT AND _PROTECT TI-£IR
INDIGENOJS PEOPLE'S v..lAY OF LIFE - A ~ ?NfHROPCUEIST EXPLAINS IN THIS REPORT FRCX"l Wlf\GS: •••
3. (4:57) M\G.-ADESHI SLAV£: TRADE. In/outQ..le: "Since the last -fe..J years ••• reptlYted fur WII\GS
by Nafisa I-Ioodbhoy in Karachi." On tape: Hoodbhoy; Fatima, Bangladeshi woman; Sabiha Sumal'",
di rectoI'" , Center fur Social Science Research; Zia Awan, president, Lawyel'"s fbI'" Human Rights &
Legal Ai d. INTRO: WOVEN ARE STILL BEII\G EJ\lSl..AV£:D FOR SEXLJPL. PURPOSES IN VIRTUPLLY EVERY
CCU\lTRY - NAFISA I-OJDBHOY REPORTS 0\1 IrD'£N I;J-[) It'1'1IGRATE ILLEGPLLY FRO'1 8Al\GLAOCSH TO
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4. (3: 20) L-\O"EN !"EDlCAL STUOCNTS I1EET. Ln/rxrtcuer "The Ailerican Medical Student Association
held its anrual corrference ••• fur WII\GS, I'm Katherine Davenport." On tape: Nancy Moran,
National Coor-di nat.or , Standing Carmi ttee on Vbren in Medicine; Susan Klein, mic::)...Jife from
Ce l i Forru ej Dr. Christiane Northr-up, Woman to Woman Clinic, Yermxrt.h, Maine. INTRO: MJRE U.S.
VO"EN ARE ENTERI I\G !"EDICAL TRAINI NG - 00 THEY BRI I\G A f\EW PERSPECTIVE TO THE FIELD?
KATHERH£
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Camenga in San Francisco, Califurnia." On tape: Barbara Nichols, ExeQ..ltive Director, Califul'"nia
Nurses Association; Ophelia Long, Chief ExeQ..ltive Officer, Highland General Hospital, Oakland
Cal ifur-nia; DeLois Weekes, Assistant Professor, University o-F Calif. San Francisco School o-F
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7. (4:45 - module, 4: 19) TI-£ RESISTAr\CE IN IRPQ. If using this story as a mocLle, read your
introdu.ction in place o-F Frieda's, and take this as youI'" incue: "What message are you •••
OJtcue: ••• March 30 through Apl""i 1 1." INTRODLCTIO\J: THE lI01EN' S INTE~TICJ\1C\L DEM:CRATIC
FEDERATIO\I HELD ITS 10TH WORLD CQ\JGRESS IN SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND. WII\GS' CORRESPO\lDENT J~
BASDEN
INTERVIEVED ~ IRAQUI DELEGATE ~ SUPPORTS Tf-E RESISTA!\CE PGPlINST SADM"l t-lBSEIN: •••
WINGS WEEKLY SUBSCRIBERS - The other side of your newscast cassette should
have this program, targeted to the week of May 5-11:
*19-91 Gladys Sibrian of the FMLN. (27:52) Louise Rocha interviews a member of
El Salvador's armed opposition - about her personal history as a social
worker who became politicized, and about the position of women within the
FMLN and in her country as a whole.
IF YOU ARE NOT YET A SUBSCRIBER TO WINGS WEEKLY, you're missing a
lot of very
interesting programs. You can order back editions for $9 each. or subscribe
now and get 13 for $99 ($7.62 each). The most recent releases are:
*18-91 Not in Our Names: Jewish Women Re-Thinking the Middle East. Susan Rivo
produced this program with voices of six womeh: Miranda Bergman,
Break the Silence Mural Project; Marcia Freedman, former member Israeli
Knesset; Penny Rosenwasser, journalist; Bracha Serri, Yemenite Israeli
peace activist and poet; Naomi Seidman, student of Hebrew literature;
Barbara Lubin, Executive Director, Middle East Children's Alliance.
*16-91 Women on the Line *103-B (women's radio program from Australia,
produced at 3CR in Melbourne by Ruth Barney)
Part 1: "From Kitchen to Cabinet: Women Politicians in the '90s" International
Women's Day remarks by: Joan Kirner, Premier of Victoria;
Janet Powell, Parliamentary Leader, Australian Democrats; Marie Tehan,
Liberal Party; Carmen Lawrence, Premier, Western Australia; Christine
Milne, Green Independent, Tasmania.
Part 2: "Women in the Occupied Territories Face War"
Jan Barlett talks with a Palestinian woman about Israel's 24-hour curfew
during the Gulf War and women's actions in the intifada.
*15-91 Women's Health - a Specialty. Dr. Karen Johnson says Women's Primary
Healthcare is an emerging new medical specialty that looks at the whole
woman, not just her reproductive parts. Johnson, a psychiatrist, has
published in JAMWA, the Journal of the American Medical Women's
Association. Her talk to the American Medical Student Annual Convention in
March 1991 was sponsored by the Standing Committee on Women in Medicine.
*14-91 Juanita Nelson, Tax Resister. Nelson has refused to pay taxes since
1948 because of her opposition to war. So far she has spent only one day in
jail. Speech February 1991 at a conference titled "Life of Resistance."
Produced for WINGS by Behr of KMUD-FM.
*13-91 Magda Enrigues of the Sandinista Front. Sue Supriano interviews this
representative about women and feminism in Nicaragua before and after the
election of Pre~ident Violetta Chamorro.
*12-91 A Tribute to Emma Goldman. Program produced by Tish Valva features
a host of distinguished readers - mostly women - who appeared at the San
Francisco Public Library September 16, 1990, to honor the 50th anniversary
of the feminist anarchist's death.
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LINEUP FOR WINGS NEWSCAST :
WOMEN IN KURDISH CULTURE (4:05)
Shayee Khanaka, a folklorist now living in Berkeley, California was interviewed
by Sue Supriano.
GERMAN UNITY & ABORTION (5: 02 )
Women f r om the former East & West Germanies shared a podium in San Francisco at
a Goethe Institute conference ·t i t l e d , "Women, Power, Institutions". Catherine
Girardeau filed this story form Berkele y for WINGS.
EMERGING SOVIET FEMINISM (7:3 3)
Women from many nations met in Sheffi eld Uni versity over the Easter weekend at the
10th Congre ss of the Women's International Democratic Federation. Suzanne Phillips
& J ane Basden were there for WINGS.
VI OLENCE AGAINST WOMEN ACT in the U.S. (6: 34 )
Th e Violence against women act is bill #S - 1 5 in the U.S. Senate . Frieda Werden
reports.
IRISH WOMEN"S RIGHTS YESTERDAY & TODAY (4:17)
Kala Craft sent WINGS this sample of her radio program on Options Community Radio
for the Burrough of Dunleary, County Dublin Ireland; it's on the status of women
in Ireland. Th e music is by the Chieftains a nd is c a l l e d Southern Wind.
Recent half-hours form WINGS:
ff-/b - q I coo»:
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TWO WOMEN FROM NORTHERN IRELAND Two interviews conducted in Northern Ireland by J ane
Basden. First y o u ' l l hear Irene Sherry, a N at~onalist who has a b r o t her doing life
in a prison in England. Next, Jennifer McCann of the Republican POW Dept.; she was
recently released from prison after 10~ years of a 20 year sentence.
INTERVIEW WITH PETRA KELLY (a co-founder of the German Green Party). This interview
i s by Catherine Girardeau and was done while Petra was in California recently.
AMERI CAN DINING a humorous half-hour from New Radio and Performing Ar t s by J erry Allen;
it's subtitle d "A Working Woman's Moment".
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Target dates June 23-29
Time: 28:59)
1. (5 :07) ABORTION CENSORED. IN /OUTCUE: "In the recent U.S. Supreme ••• For
TranSisters in London, I 'm Maud Hand." Suggested Intro: THE U.N. HAS
ESTABLISHED THAT THERE IS A BASIC HUMAN RIGHT TO GIVE AND RECEIVE
INFORMATION.
THIS MAY APPLY TO INFORMATION ABOUT ABORTION. WINGS SENDS THIS REPORT
ABOUT
THE GAG RULE NOW IN FORCE IN IRELAND: ...
2. (7 :3 1 ) "WHO CALLS THE SHOTS?" IN MEDIA. IN /OUTCUE: " I n Manila, Philippines
••• the Women's International News Gathering Service." Suggested Intro: THE ·
LIMITED COVERAGE OF SERIOUS WOMEN'S ISSUES IN MEDIA MAY WELL BE A FUNCTION
OF
"WHO CALLS THE SHOTS?" A CONFERENCE ON THAT QUESTION WAS COVERED BY
WINGS: ...
3. (6: 10) TWO VIEWS OF EUROPEAN UNITY. IN/OUTCUE: " Th e recent visit ••• the
Commonwealth Club of CaliFornia." Suggested Intro: BY THE END OF NEXT YEAR,
WESTERN EUROPE IS SUPPOSED TO DROP ITS ECONOMIC BORDERS AND BECOME ONE.
BOTH
THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND AND THE INFORMATION DIRECTOR OF THE EUROPEAN
COMMISSION
RECENTLY TRAVELED TO THE UNITED STATES TO EXPLAIN AND TO REASSURE
AMERICANS.
KATHERINE DAVENPORT OF WINGS REPORTS: ...
4. (4:48) WOMEN'S RIGHTS IN A NEW SOUTH AFRICA. IN/OUTCUE: "Since the
unbanning ••. I'm Frieda Werden." Suggested Intro: MARGINALIZED IN THE
PLANNING FOR A NEW POLITICAL ORDER IN SOUTH AFRICA, WOMEN ARE MOVING TO
MAKE
SURE THEIR RIGHTS DON'T GET LOST ALONG THE WAY. HERE'S MORE FROM WINGS: .••
5. (3:56) HOW PROSTITUTES AVOID AIDS. IN/OUTCUE: "The Praed Street Project •••
this is Marianne Craig For TranSisters women's radio group, London. " Suggested
Intro: TEN YEARS AGO, WHEN AIDS WAS FIRST DECLARED AN EPIDEMIC, PROSTITUTES
WERE TARGETED AS CARRIERS OF THE DISEASE. WINGS SENDS THIS REPORT FROM
LONDON
ON PROSTITUTES WHO MINIMIZE THEIR RISKS: ...
INDIVIDUAL CASSETTES FROM WINGS ARE $9 EACH. IF YOU DON'T YET SUBSCRIBE TO
WINGS WEEKL Y, YOU MAY WISH TO ORDER THESE TAPES FOR BROADCAST:
#28-91 CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE ARMS TRADE - Producer, Helene Rosenbluth, London.
#27-91 AFRICA, WOMEN ~ THE ENVIRONMENT - Lively speech by Wangari Maathai,
founder of Kenya's Greenbelt Movement, indicting the logic of development.
Recorded by Sue Supriano and edited by WINGS.
#25-91 THE NEW EUROPE OF 1992 - Half-hour version of speech before the
Commonwealth Club by Collette Flesch of Luxembourg, Director-General for
Information, Communication and Culture of the European Commission.
#24-91 AIDA LAVAl ASSOCIATION OF THE NEW FILIPINA - Jane Basden interviews
" S i s t e r Aida, " who works with the home-based women workers of the Philipines.
#23-91 INTERVIEW WITH PETRA KELLY - Producer, Catherine Girardeau - update on
women's issues in the unified Germany.
#21-91 TWO WOMEN FROM NORTHERN IRELAND - Interview by Jane Basden.
#20-91 "AMERICAN DINING" - An audio art piece about women's work, produced by
Gerri Allen, courtesy of New American Radio.
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Fa BJX 5307, KANSAS CITY ro 64131 USA
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LINEUP SHEET FOR WINGS ' JULY 1991 NEWSCAST (WINGS #30-91 i
TIME: 28:58
(TARGET B'CAST DATES : JULY 21-JULY27, 1991)
I. (4: 22 ) HONG KONG WOMEN &THE BILL OF RIGHTS. On tape: Seli na
Chow, Member, Hong Kong
Legislative Council, interviewed bY Frieda werden. IN /CUTCUES: "In the
pragmati c atmosphere
I'm Frieda werden." SUggested Intro: AN OLD TREATY EXPIRES IN 1997,
RETLRNING f-CN:3 KQ\K3 TO
CHINA. A\t.O"l.AN LEGISLATOR FRO'1 rrn:; KCN3 DISCUSSES sa1E
K:PES, FEARS, AND PLANS FOR CH.AJ\GE IN
THIS REPORT FRC11 WINGS: ...
2. (5:56) NATIONAL COUNCIL ON INTERNATIONAL HEALTH. On tape:
Peggy Kur land, co-chair; U.S .
Congresswoman Pat Schroeder ; Surgeon-General of the U.S. Or . Antonia
Novel lo; Swedish Mini ster
for Health &Social Affairs, Ingele Talen; Carmen Barroso, Senior population
Advisor, MacArthur
Foundation. IN/CUT: "The National Council .. . by Elayne Cl ift ." Intra: FCR
THE FIRST TIME IN ITS
HISTORY, THE U.S. 'S NATIONAL COUNCIL ON INTERNATIONAL
HEALTH HELD ACONFERENCE FOCUSEDON WOMEN.
TIM) n-ruSAND PECPLE ATIENDED, INCLLDING MANYWELL-K~
ADVOCATES FCR WJ'1EN 'S HEALTH. HERE' S
r--ffiE FRCtl WINGS: ... Suggest ed outro for U. S. stati ons: THAT
PACKAGE a: 22 lM11EN' S HEALTH
BILLS PAT SCf-RJEDER MENTIONED IS THE WJ"1EN 'S HEALTH
ECUITY ACT. YOU CAN CROER ASLM'1ARYOR A
Copy BY CALLING YOUR U. S. SENATOR CR REPRESENTATIVE.
3. (4:26 ) NURSES' POLITICAL AGENDA. On tape: Texas St at e Senator
Eddie Bernice Johnson;
American Nurses ' Association 1st V-P, Virginia Betts; ANA Executive Dir.
Barbara Redman. IN/CUT:
"Politics is real lv not ... I 'm Frieda Werden. "Int ra : AT THE END OF JL1'JE,
NLRSES MET INTHE US
AND JAMAICATO WORK CUT THEIR POLITICAL AGENDAS. FRIEDA
WERDEN OF WINGS FILED THIS REPORT: ...
4. (1:42) MATERNITY LEAVE, PHILIPPINE STYLE. [Short item, not on
Billboard at head of
program. ] On tape: Dramat ic excerpt from a pub1ic servi ce announcement bY
the Center for Women ' s
Resources. IN/OJT: "Femini sts in ... United St at es has none. " SUggested
Intra: f\ru fiERE'S A
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT THAT COULDPUT THE
FIGHTING SPIRIT IN YOU - COURTESY OF WINGS: ...
5. (5:33 ) ISIS INTERNATI(}JAL roVES TO THE PHILIPPINES. On tape:
Larraine Abad-Sarmiento,
Coord. for Admin. &Programs, ISIS Mani la; AmParo Claro, Coord. Latin
Amer. &Caribbean Women 's
Health Network. IN/OJT: "Is i s Internationa l ... t his is Kat heri ne Davenport.
" Intra: A
WELL-K~ FEMINIST INFCRMATIO'J NETh.a<KHAS ["DVED ITS BASE OF
CPERATIO'JS FRC11 THE "FIRST \<ffiLD"
TO THE "THIRD. " KATHERINE DAVENPORT.EXPLAINS:
Additional information: PeoPle may call for the address to send relief
assistance:
ISIS INTERNATIONAL
85-A EAST MAYA ST. , PHlLArlLIFE HOMES
QUEZON CITY, PHILIPPINES
6. (5:35) GlCBAL ASSEr-BLY OF \D1EN AND THE ENVIRCNMENT. en
tape: Joan Martin-Brown, LN
Environmental Program; Prabha Bhardwaj, Board r-ember Wor ldWIDE.
IN/OUT: "The lJlited Nations
Miami , Flor ida, USA. " Intra: AN lPCO'1IM3 GLCBAL ASSEI'BLY IS
INTENDED TO srcw THE I.o.CRLD f-()..J WELL
WOMEN DEAL WITH PROBLEMS OF THE ENVIRONMENT. HERE 'S
MORE FROM WINGS: ...
Additiona l information can be cbta ined from Wor ldWIDE Network, 1331
HStreet NW, Suite 003,
Wash ington DC 20005 USA. TelePhone: (202) 347- 151 4
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WINGS #32-91,
ffi. HELEN CALDICOn, PART III: ENVIRCNMENTAL SOLUTIO'JS. TIME:
29:17
Dr. Caldicot t is a mesmeri zing speaker.
Other recent half-hours that non-SUbscribers are mi ssing i nc lude :
ffi. HELEN CALDICOn, PART I: V01EN AND WAA (#29-9])
ffi. HELEN CALDICOn, PART II: OVERPCPULATION AND EXTINCTIO'J
(#31-9'1)
CAf1=iAIGJ AGAINST THE ARMS TFW)E, produced by f-Elen Rosenblut h,
(#28-91)
WOMEN, AFRICA AND THE ENVIRONMENT - SPEECH BY WANGARI
MAATHAI (anot her fasc inating speaker, and
the founder of KenYa 's Greenbel t ~b vement.
THE THREE HALF-HOUR of Dr. Helen Caldicott a r e available for $18 from WINGS.
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Program Descr ipti(~ for WI~3S #35-91 TIME: 29j16 (T8r Q8t 8r{~ac8st Dates AuGUst
25-31)
1. (5:07) U.S. ASSO:IATI~ CF BLACK ~ISTS MEETS. 01 Tape: Sidme1 Estes-SulTPter,
President-Elect, NABJ; Carol SilTPson, AOC/Capitol Cities-TV. IN/CUTcues: "I want to PUt
the
industry on notice ... Reporting for Wlf\KJS, I'm Katherine Davenport. " SLlEESTED INTKO:
W)"1EN
WERE PRa1INENT PARTICIP,ANTS AT THE 16th ANNUAL ~FERE!'CE Cf THE NATICNAL
ASSOCIATIO'J Cf BLACK
JOURNALISTS [IN THE U.S.] HERE'S MORE FROM Wlf\KJS: ...
2. (2:48) ll-lE FREt-O-i PRIME MINISTER. 01 Tape: Edith Cresson, P.M.; Liz Jensen,
Reporter.
IN/CUT: "France has its first ... in France for WIf\KJS." SLGJESTED INTf?J [can reotece
the brief
intro on tape): FRANCE HAS ITS FIRST WOMAN PRIME MINISTER - EDITH CRESSON
[CRESS-ahwn] - LIZ
JENSEN REPCRTS FeR WI~S: ...
3. (3:33) M.AJ<It-l3 ENOS MEET IN T.ANZftNIA. 01 Tape: Chemi Ch8lTPOllda Kadete,
Reporter Dar Es
salaam Daily News &Merrber Executive Ccxrrnittee Tanzania Media Wo"ral 's Association.
IN/CUT:
"Women are coming UP .•• for Wlf\KJS, L'm Frieda werden. " SLlEESTED INmJ: TANZANIA
IS AN ECQ\01Y IN
lRANSITIc:1'J - AND AS USUAL, W'1EN ARE TAJ<It\G L.P TI-E SLACK. CHEMI CHEr'PO'JDA TALKED WITH Wlt\GS
co--PRCO.£ER FRIEDA WERDEN:
4. (2: 44) Wl1EN STRIKE IN SWITZERLAN). 01 Tape: Bi anca Mi9 1i oretto, Women's
Desk, Radi 0
LoRa, Zuri en. IN/CUT: "Ten years ago the Swi ss voted in favor of ecua1 pay...Women S
I
Internati ana1 News Gathering Servi ce. SlLGESTED INTf?J: sa1E \oD1EN T())( THE DAY
CfF - SCJ1E O'JLY
T())( AN I-U.R. THE SWISS NATIO'JAL WJ'1EN' S STRIKE DID'J 'T BRIt\G THE ca.NTRY
TO A HALT, BlJT IT DID
M.AJ<E AN IMPRESSION. HERE'S MORE FROM WIt\GS:
5. (6:33) THE RQ6D TO LITHJANIA'S INDEPENDE~E. IN/CUT: "Aldana Vasaitis Sehgal is Vice
President of the Lithuanian Ameri can RePUblican Association of Northern California ...
i ntervi ewed bv Sue Supri ano for WIt\GS. " SLlEESTED INmJ: St-OJLD LITHUANIA
SElTLE ~ WITH THE
SOVIET LNlaJ? -- MAYBE THAT'S LIKE ASKIt\G IF A BAD MARRIAGE IS BETTER THAN
ro M.ARRIAGE AT ALL. A
LITHUANIAN-AMERICAN DISCUSSES BOTH QUESTIaJS IN THIS STeRY FROM
WIt\GS: ...
6. (3: 21) ~SCIENTIOOS CEJECTffi SENTE~ED /U•S. WAR CRlt'ES TRIElNALS. 01 Tape:
U.S. ArmY Doctor Yol anda f-tJet-Vaughn; Diane Wong, Ccxrrnision on the InClJiry into the
U.S. Crirres
in the Middle East. IN/arT: "A seven-man U.S. ArmY court martial ... interviewed for WIt\GS
bY
Caro1yn Swanson." SLmESTED INmJ: PEOPLE WH) WERE SHXKED BY THE
DESTRLCTIVE WAR AGAINST IRAQ
ARE STILL RESISTING. TIM) SLCH ItD1EN SPEAJ< IN THIS REPCRT FROM WINGS: . ..
[we recei ved thi s nurrtler
for Information on Commission of Inquiry hearings September 14 in California: (415)8216545.]
7. (3:33) LOS ANGELES W1EN S BUILDI~ CLOSES. 01 Tape: Perf ormance arti st Linda Fry
Burnham; CathY Clark , Artistic Director, Los Angeles Women 's Building; SherrY
Galkey[sp?J,
rrerrber, Board of Directors. IN/CUT: "The Los Angeles Women's Building ... this is Diane
T()(){lEY."
Sl..mESTED INTf\D: THE ECrnJ1IC Sf-DALS OF THE 1905 ARE TAKING THEIR TQL Q\I
~EN S CULT1.RAL
INSTITUTIQ\lS. LIKE THE FEMINIST ART INSTITUTE IN NEW YORK, THE LOS
ANGELES ItD1EN'S BUILDING IS
ro MORE. THE LADER I S REMEr-EERED IN THIS STeRY FROM WIf\KJS: ...
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WINGS #29,3 1 & 32 Dr. Helen Caldicott's Speech in Tbree Parts: "01 Women & War,"
"Overpopulation
&Extinction," &"Enviroomental Solutions." Mesmerizing speaker - resPOnse is
overwhelming!
WINGS #34-91 Condoleezza Rice: US-USSR Relations. One of the highest-ranking
African-American
women in the ear l Y years of the Bush administration di scusses the diplomatic watershed.
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1. (6: 29) CXl"ESTIC ,M..JRlER IN BRITAIN. On Tape: Sto~y on Sa~a Thornt.on case, by Helene
Rosenbluth, wi th actual i ty -from demonst~ations. IN/aJTc:ues: "In Au.gust, the Sri tish Cou~ts
longte~m spoLlsal abuse." SLGGESTED INTRO: IN BRITAIN, ~N lr\HJ KILL AElLSI'vE I-U38ANDS ARE
CFTEN
SENTEN:ED F~ PRB-EDITATED I'1..JRIER, lAoHILE I"EN VHJ KILL ~I~ WIVES GET CFF WITH ~TER.
~ Jt.eTICE ~ 8RCl.G-fT ~ TO TI-£ STREETS IN PROTEST. I-£RE' S TI-£ STORY, FRCJ1 WII\G8: •••
2. (4 : 18) A TREATY Q\l VICLEJ\CE AGAINST l.4O"EN. On Tape: Rhonda Copelon, atto~ney [inte~vie.-.er
was Maria &1a~ez]. IN/aJTc:ues: "In the next -fe...I yea ~ s ... Radio ~~ Peace Inte~national."
SLGGESTED INTRa: NJ INTE~TI~ AGREEJ"ENT ~ EVER EXPLICITLY REQ.JlRED STATES TO PROTECT
~
FRCM VIa...EN:E. B.JT ll-E r-EMBERS CF' ll-E ORGANIZATIQ\l CF' ~RICA\l STATES ~Y EE READY
TO TAAE Tl-lAT
STEP. ll-E PRCCESS ·IS EXPLAII\ED IN THIS REPORT FRCJ1 WII\G8: •••
[P.S. To o~der a sho~twave b~oadcast schedule -fo~ F.I.R.E. - Feminist Inte~national Radio
Endeavou~, w~ite: Radio ~~ Peace Inte~national, BOx 88, Santa Ana, Costa Rica.]
3. (3:01) 10TH Al\NI'vERSARY CF' Ya..LCW5ATE. On Tape: Inte~view wi th a demonst~ato~ -f~om the
women's peace camp at G~eenham Comnon [p~ovided · by Radio Pi~ate Woman]. IN/OJTc:ues: " I am
nonviolent ••. Radio Pi~ate Woman o-f Galway, I~eland. " SLG(ESTED INTRO: RELENTLESS I\Q\lVIa..ENT
RESI8TAN:E 18 ll-E '~CF' ll-E ~'8 PEPCE CAMP a.JTSIIE Tr£ CRUISE MISSILE BASE IN
~, EN:i...ANO. WIl\G8 REPORTS CN Tr£IR 10TH AN\lIVIERSARY:
4. (3:01> FETAL Rla-rrs IN AlJ8T~IA. On Tape: Statement by D~. Jocelyn Scutt [p~ovided by Wonen
on the Line]. IN/aJTcues: "Last month in Au.st~al i a ••. Wonen' s Inte~national News Gathering
Se~vice." SLGGESTED INTRO: l-I.I-ERE 00 A FETUS'S RIG-ITS EEGIN AND A PREGf\A\JT ~. S RIGHT8
END?
THIS GLESTICN 18 RAIS II\G I'E:W a::N:ERNS IN ALSTRfLIA, AS YaJ' LL !-EAR IN TH18 REPORT
...
FRCJ'1 WI1\G8:
5. (4: 15 ) EERLIN OJRII\G TI-£ CXJ..JP. On Tape: voi cer' by ~epo~te~ Vi c k i Voss. IN/aJTc:ues: "The c i ty
o-f Serlin .•• For WIN3S, I'm Vicki Voss." SLGGESTED INTRO: OJRII\G ll-E EDVIET OOJP, ~T GE~
FEARED r-e BEAR' S PAW AGA IN. VI0<I V'OS8 REPORTS FRCJ'1 EERLIN FOR WI I\GSI •••
6. (6:39) FREE TRAIE 8c PO..LUTIQ\l IN I"EXICO. On Tape: NeighborhOCld activists in Matalro~os,
Mexico: Emna Mendez de Rosa, Sa~a de Leon de Cantu, and Dona Manuela Cabellero. Translator:
Patty Salas. CIntervie.-.er was Sally JacquesJ. IN/aJTcues: "In Septembe~, the U.S•••• For Wll\ES,
I'm Frieda Wer-den." ·Si.GESTED INTRO: IN TI-£ CCNIf\6 TRAlE I\EGOTIATICl'S EEThEEN I"EXICO
AND TI-E
U. S., Tl-£RE IS PUB-IC PRE88l.JRE FRCJ'1 8JTH CCl.NTRIES TO If\O..U[E EJ\NIRO\f"ENT~ AND LAB:R
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#40-91: ANDREA DWORKIN AT SENECA FALLS. Rousing speech by well-known anti-pornography
activist,
on the 51st anniversary o-f U.S. women's right to vo t e , at the site o-f the -first women's rights
convention. Recorded digitally by WEOS-FM.
#38-91: ENID SCHREIBMAN - CENTER FOR US-USSR INI TI AT IVES. Schreibman discusses the human
SlOe o-f
changes in the Soviet Union in this interview wi th Sue Supriano.
#37-91: YOJTH 8< TI-£ El\NIRQ\f"£NT. At a LN meeting in Nairobi, women leaders describe how youth
grapple with problems in the Philippines, Ke nya , Thailand, South A-frica, and the U.S. Interviews
by P~abha Sha~dwaj.
#36-91: VO"EN IN LNIO\IS 8< OTl-£R STORIES. Au.st~al ian comrrum t y radio program "Women on the
Line"
gives a historical view ·6f discrimination aga inst women wo~ker-s, a r-epor-t on how the U.S.
watered down the ban on mining in Anta~ctica, and suggestions -for building a nonviolent society.
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#43-91 - OCTOBER I\EW8CA8T Tine: 29:38 Target broadcast dates: October 20- 26 , 1991
1. (5:53) U.S. Vil"EN ~ FOR SURVI VPL. Incue/G..ttcue: "When we talkin bout a summit ••. I 'm
Kat her-i ne Davenpor-t. " Field Recor-ding: Ana Luisa Sinclair-. On tape: Diane Ber-nard, Michigan
NatIonal Welfar-e Ri gh t s Un i o n ; Cher-i Honkala, National Up & Out of Pover-ty Gr-oup; Rene Pecot,
Women's Economic Agenda Pr-oject; Jer-a leen Thor-nton-Peterson, California welfare r-eci p l ent; Judy
Stoll, Welfar-e Wa r-r i o r s fran Wisconsin. Sl...GEESTED INTRO: FEDERPL PND STATE GJVERNl"ENTS I N H-E
U. S. ARE WITHDRAWI I\JG SUPPORT FRO'1 THE POOR. TO TRY TO PROTECT THEMSELVES, POOR
WOMEN ARE
PL Ai\JI\I I NG A NATICNCL WOMEN'S SURVIVAL SLJ1MIT - YCU' LL HEAR FRO'1 so-e CF THE PLAl\Jf\ERS IN
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2. (3: 30) DALE SPENDER Ol\l SEXIST DATABASES. I n/C1J.t: "How ar-e we going to get lNOm8n's
k now l e dge encoded ••. available through WII\IGS. " On tape: Feminist histor-ian and linguist Dr-.
Dale Spanoer . Source: Ruth Barney/!Nomen on the LIne. SL6GESTED INTRO: I;JI-iILE CRITICS ON THE
RIGHT RAGE ABOUT THE INFILTRATIOl\l OF WOMEN'S STUDIES INTO COLLEGE QJRRIClLA, THE MAKERS
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SCH:l..ARLY DATABASES ARE QUIETLY DROPPII\JG iAOMEN FROM THE RECORD. RE:l\J(),AJ\iEO FEMINIST
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3. (2: 42) ARAB WO"EN' S SOLI DARITY JEOPARD! ZED. I n/C1J. t: " The Arab VJomen's So I i dadt Y
ASSOCI at I o n ••• I 'm Kat he r-i ne Davsnport. " On tape: Dt"". Nawal EI Saadawi, foundet"" , AWSA.
SL.66ESTED INTRO: A FEMINIST ORGANI ZATIQ\J BASED IN EGYPT HAS BEEN I3AN\ED BY Tf-£:
GOVERf'J"ENT. ITS
FOLNDER IS THE INTERNATIONALL Y KI\OIJN WRITER AND PSYCHIATRIST NAlNA.. EL SAADPiAJI - w-D'1
YCU WILL
rEAR IN THI S REPORT FRO'1 WII\JGS: ••. OPTIa.PL aJTRO: Women liVing Under- !"'us 1im Laws, based in
France, is urging women worldwide to wr-ite the United Nations and the Egyptian gover-nment and
ItS embassies in suppor-t of the Ar-ab Women's Solidar- ity Association. The gt""oup goes to court
October 31 .
4. (6:48) NORTH-SClJTH SPLIT OVER CLIMATE CHANGE. In/out: "Who is causing g lobal war-ming? •••
Women's Inter-nationa l News Gather-ing Ser-vIce. " Source: Pt""abha Bhardwaj, Nair-obi. On tape: Faith
Gr-ace Mlay, Tanzania; Pr a oha Bhar-dwaJ, k e ny a Wor-ldWlDE; Lisa Vi l l e l a , biologist, Hondur-as;
Gladys Ramothwa, Di t""ector- of Meteor-ologl cal SerVICes, Botswana; Yasuko Matsumoto, Gr-eenpeace
J apa n . St..EEESTED INTRO: THE U. S. IS NOW n-E O\LY INDUSTRIALI ZED COUNTRY TI--lAT STILL f-JAS A
CHEAP
FUEL POLICY AND WON 'T AGREE TO STABILI ZE CARBON DIOXIDE EMISSIONS. OTHER NATIONS,
ESPECIALLY IN
THE DEVELOPI I\JG WORLD, ARE AFRAI 0 OF THE EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE. ftRE' S I"DRE FRO'1
WINGS: •••
5. (3: 40) l.'JJI"EN PtND Tft U. S. BILL OF RIGHTS. In/Out: " Women & the BIll o-f Rights •••
Bicentennial of the U. S. Constitution. " On tape: Chr-istina Bat jer-, instr-uctor- o-f pol itical
science, St. I"!ar-y of the Woods College; Nellie Simtol , attor-ney. Tape sout""ce: St. ["la r y of the
Woods Co l lege. st..EC:ESTED INTRO: Tf-E UNITED STATES BILL OF RI GHTS IS NON 200 YEARS OLD. IT
HAS
BEEN EMULATED IN CONSTITUT I ONS AROUND THE WORLD. BUT WOMEN NOTED AT A RECENT FORU'I
THAT THE
SECURITY OF THEI R RI Gl-nS DEPENDS LARGELY Ol\l PREVAI LI NG I NTERPRETATI (]\j: ••• OPTICJVAL.
WTRO FOR
u. S. SmTIONS: Don't -forget to vote November- 5.
6. (5: 11) Tft NATI~ ItO"EN'S COI\IFERENCE COMMITTEE. In/Out: "Nati o nal Women's Confer-ence
Commi ttee - we are ••• 53916. On tape: Lee Bur-d, NWCC Conference Ot""gani zer , SUGGESTED INTRO: IN
1977 , U. S. WOMEN OFFICIALLY PASSED A NATIONAL WOMEN'S PLAN OF ACTION; BUT WHEN THEY
BEGAN TO
I MPLEr' IENT IT, THE GOVERN"ENT WITHDREW ITS SUPPORT. THAT PLAN OF ACTIOl\l STILL EXISTS, t-ONEVER,
AND MANY OF n£ ORI GI NAL F~RS ARE STI LL WORKI NG FOR ITS PROVI SI ONS. WI NGS REPORTS ON THE
NATIONAL WOMEN'S CONFERENCE COMMITTEE: •.• OPTI~ DUTRO: That address to locate copies o-f the
Na t i o na l Women's Pl a n of Action and other- publIcations, is: NWCC, Box 455, Beaver- Dam WI 53916.
7. (:23) UPDATE ON LAST MONTH'S GREENHAM ANNIVERSARY STORY. Voicer by Ka t he r-i ne Davenport.
In/C1J.t: " I mmed i a t e ly after ••. Women's Wal k acr-oss Sa lisbut""y Plain.
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HA RD TO GET NEWS ABOUT JU DGE ( CLARE NCE) THOMAS ( 5:53)
Ro b i n M0 r 9 an, Ed i t o r 0 f Ms . Mag a z i nere cor d e d a t t he Unit e d
Nat i on s i n New Y0 r k 0 n U. N. Da y, 0 ct. 2 4 t h , 1 991 . Ms . M0 r 9 a n
wa s one of three p r e s en t e r s on a panel o n "Se x St ereo typin g i n
the Me d i a " . S he b eg ins b y b r i n gin 9 0 uti n f o r mat io n abo u t J u d 9 e
CI are n c e Th o mas t hat t 0 d ate ( N0 v . 1 3, 1 9 9 1) s til I has not " g 0 n e
mai n s tr e a m".
Wa RLD Wa MEN 'S CON GRES S FO R A HEA"LT HY PLAN ET ( 3 : 2 3 )
T he s econ d week of No vembe r the re were two interna t i onal women 's
conf er enc es o n th e environme nt he ld in Miami, Florid a; F r i e d a
We r den c 0 v e re d the sec 0 n fe r e n c e s f or WI NGS • You ' I I b e h ea r i n 9
more tape fr om these c o n f e r e n c e s in the mo n t h s ahead.
BURMESE Wa MAN WIN S NOBEL P EACE P RI Z E ( 6 : 2 9)
Wh a t a pleas ant su rpr ise! The Nobe l Peace Prize was a warded to
Aun g Sa n S uu Ky i, t h~ l e a d e r o f Bu rma 's oppos itio n mov e men t. S u u
Ky i ha s been u n d er "hous e a r res t " fo r t wo y e a r s . Sue Sup ria no
i n t e rvi e we d ano t he r Bu rmese wom an ab ou t S uu Ky i, th e a wa r d, a n d
t he po l i tic a ls i t u a t i on i n Bu r rna .
Bri ef men ti o n ab out the u p c o mi n g hea r i ng o n S i l vi a Baraldi n i 's r e p a tr i a t i
DEC I S ION a N MAR I TAL RAP E I N BRI TAI N ( 3 : 3 9)
Are p 0 r tf r om T r a n s is t e r son r e c e n t dec i s io n i n Br ita in.
MA DRE ' s CAM PAI GN FOR I RA0 I CH I LDREN ( 1 : 3 5 )
MADRE i s l au nc h in g "Mi lk & Medicin e for Iraqi Chi ldren: An
Emer g e n c y Ca mp a i gn". Th e y sent u s thei r ow n " p ro mo" o n tape;
we t ho ught you mi g h t want to use it . F or more informatio n ca l l
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Ro o m 3 a 1 , New Y0 r k, NY 1 0 0 0 1, USA .
1 6 DAYS OF ACT IVI SM AGAINS T VI OLE NC E (3 :57 )
Mar i a Su a r e z t a I k s wi t h Bra z i i i a n f e min i s t a b 0 u t
ca mp a i 9 na g a i n s t " v i 0 l e n c e a 9 a ins t wo me n t 0 b eg j n
a16-day
Nov e mb e r 2 5 t h .
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1. (6 : 10 ) MILITARY ASSAULTS ON 'THE ENVIRONMENT. Iri/Out cuee: "The y are wolves in sheep
's
clothing ... Frieda Werden reporting for WINGS - The Women 's International News Gathering
Service. " On Tape: Rosal ie Bertel. President, International Institute of Concer n for Publ ic
Heal th: Genevieve Vaughan, President. Change of Heart, Incorporated. Suggested Intra: WOMEN
ENVIRONMENTALISTS DREW STRONG CONCLUSIONS FROM INFDRMATION PRESENTED AT
1HE WORlD WOMEN 'S
CONGRESS FDR A HEALTHY PLANET LAST MJNTH. WINGS LCOKS AT 1HE PRESSING ISSUE OF
1HE MILITARY:
2. (5 :49) 'THE YUGCSLAVIAN CONFLIcr. Iri/Out.cues: "Democracy in the Free Market ... the October
1991 edition of Euroradio. " On Tape: Slavenka Drakulic, Yugoslavian feminist j ournal ist and
novelist. _Tape Source: Elayne Clift. Scripcrnarrat ion: Katherine Davenport. Suggested Intra:
WHAT IS ThE CONNECTION :BEI'WEEN 1HE BREAKUP OF COMMUNISM AND NATIONALISf
VIOLENCE? WHY HAVEN'T
THE WOMEN KEPT THE VIOLENCE UNDER CONTROL? A YUGOSLAVIAN JOURNALISf
ADDRESSES THESE QlJE3TIONS Il\
THE FDllDWING SEGMENT FROM WINGS: ...
3. (4 :52) FRAUD IN 'THE PHILIPPINE DEBT. Iri/Out.cuee : "Whe n Marcos assumed office . .. for
WINGS, this is Frieda Werden. " On Tape: Nikki Coseteng. Philippine Legislator elected on the
Women for the Motherland. Party ti cket (KAl BA) . Suggested Intra: MUSf A COUNTRY RE-PAY WANS
lliA1
ARE FRAUDULENTLY CONTRACTED BY ITS LEADERS? WHAT IF THE LENDERS TOO
PARTICIPATED IN THE FRAUD?
11-IIS ISSUE C0ME.3 TO THE FDRE WITH IMELDA MARCOS 'S ARREST IN THE PHILIPPINES.
HERE 'S THE STORY
F1\OM WINGS: ...
4. (4 :54) DEVELDPING COUN'I'RIES FARM RADIO NETWORK. Iri/Ouicues : "What we try to do ... in
English. French & Spani s h . " On Tape: Elizabeth Wilson , Executive Director D...-""'FRN; scriptwriter
Jennifer Pittet; Engllsh Language Coordi na t or Elizabeth Kerr. Interviewer: Prabha Ehardwaj.
Scr i pt/narra t ion : Katherine Davenport. Suggested Intra: AT THE RECENT GLOBAL ASSEMBLY OF
WOMEN
AND THE ENVIRONMENT, THE DEVELOPING COUN1RIES FARM RADIO NETWORK WAS
SEEKI1'K3 IDEAS FDR SCRIPTS.
WINGS SENT A REPORTER TO NETWORK HEAIX.lUARTERS TO FIND our HOW THEY USE THE
INFDRMATION:
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5. (5: 25) WCMEN DISOJSS RELIGION. Iri/Ouccuee : "The American Academy of Religion ... where the
abuse occurred. " (segment ends with a brief, related voicer about sexual harassment cases] On
Tape: Judith Berling- , American Academy of Religion President; Elnilie M. Townes, St . Paul School
of Theology, convenor of a panel on Womanist Ethics; Katie Cannon, Episcopal Divinity School.
::Juggested Intro: mE WORD "RELIGION' MEANS "BINDINJ TOJEIHER," BUT RELIGION IS AL9)
DIVISIVE.
cur.:nJRE
WOMEN SOK>LARS DISCUSSED RELIGION AND
AT A MAJOR CONF'ERENCE
REX:ENrLY. WINGS WAS TIiEm::
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#47-91 ROBIN MJRGAN ON SEX SIERIDTYPING IN MEDIA. Editor in chief of Ms. Magazine gives a
rousing speech at the U. N. Interesting- segment on how advertisers distort magazine content.
#49-91 SEX S'TERIDTYPING IN MEDIA. Speaking- on U.N. Day, October 24, 1991: Raghida Dergham.
senior dipl omatic correspondent of £1 Heyet: a London-based newspaper; and Gwemoline Konie,
publisher of Women 's EXclusive MagaZine, am Zambia 's permanent representative to the U.N.
#50-91 GLOBAL FUND FDR WOMEN. Dr. Ann Firth Murray founded this unique charitabl e fund
devoted to women's projects in the developing world.
#51-91 WORlD WOMEN 'S CONGRESS FDR A HEALTIfi PLANET - POPULATION ISSUES. British
journalist
Perdita Huston and Fay Wattleton, Director of Planned Parenthood Federation of America. set out
their views on this controversial topic during- a global conference in Miami , November 1991 .
#1-92 WORlD WOMEN 'S CONGRESS FDR A HEALTHY PLANEr - VANDANA SHIVA. The only
speaker t o
receive a standing ovation from all 1500 delegates to the conference, this physicist from India
opposes the patenting o f life forms and analyzes the concept of "pr oduc t i on . "
#2-92 WORlD WOMEN 'S CONGRESS FDR A HEALTHY PLANET - CLAUDINE SCHNEIDER. Former
Republ ican
member of the U.S. Congress, now an energy consultant , testifies before the Tribunal on the
topic of energy - "From Cooking to Cl imate Change. "
(Cat.lo~
updated November 1991)
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* #35-89: WHY WE NEED WOMEN-GNLY SPACES. No woman ever gets her f a l ~ share oT the
conversatlon
when she's ta l K1ng with a man, says Dr. Dal e Spe nder , and s he has t he data to prove 1t. A ve r y
f unny speecn. The boo ks oT th1S r e nowne d Aus t r al Ia n and Br 1tish feminist scholar 1nc l ude
Ref lect I ng Men at Twice Their Natur-a l Size and Women of Idea s and What Men Have Done To Them.
* #29 , 3 1 & 32-91: DR. HELEN CALD lCOTT' S SPEECH IN THREE PARTS:
o On I;Jaren & Wa~
o Overpopulation & Ext1nction
o Env1 ronmental Solutions
Rous1ng and i nfor matIve speech ( ~~ r c n 199 1 Women's Week at Uni ve r s l t y of South Florida ) by the
founder- of Women's Action for r--.Lc lear- Disar-mament and the Nooel Pri ze-wi nmng Physicians forSoclal
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* #33 & 34-90: mRILYN FR8'D-1: BEYQ\JO PCW::R " - A SPEED-1 IN TJ;JJ PARTS. l-ier 1985 ronfiction
work
Beyond Power: I;Jaren, l1e n , and Morals 1S the basis ~r French's major address at the First
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* #27-91: WANGAR I MAATHAI: AFRICA, WOMEN & THE ENVIRONMENT. Ll vely and witty
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founder of Ke nya ' s Gr eenbelt Moverrent, indicting the lOglC oT deve loprrent. Recorded by Sue
Supr1aro and edited by WINGS.
* ~47- 90: WINONA LA DUKE. Impass i oned speech gl v lng a Nati ve American VIew of the
envI~onmental
*
c rIS1S 1n Nbr-tn AmerIca.
POWER: IS IT A SEXUAL THING? Bev Smith, hos t of Blac k EntertaInment Tel ev i s i on' s Our
VOl ce s emcees an ebul l1ent panel diSCUSS 1ng t he powers of Af~ lcan-Ameri can women. Sponsored by
the Women's Caucus of the Na t i onal Assoc1ation of Black Journa lists. Pa nel 1s t s :
O~ . Gwendol yn Grant, psyc h iatr- ist & co lumnist fOr Essence magazine
~ 33-91:
Dr . Jul1anne Ma l ve au x , economlst * Do~9th y Gil l iam, co lumnlst ; Washington Post newspaper.
N l a~a Sudarkasa , anthr-opolog ist a nd f irs t woman pres ident of L1ncoln Un1ve r s i t y .
~ ~4 1- 90: PAT SCHROEDER ON ARMS, OIL & I RAQ. Speech by the senior woman in uS House of
Representat
i ves , a rrember- of tne Armed Serv 1ces Camm ittee. Recor deo by Ann Ke 11y . PRE-CESERT-STORM.
*
WITCHES' ANT I-DISCRIMINATION LOBBY. InterView with Ann Forfreedom, Cal ifornia
Di rector- of the organizatlon, dISCUSSIng Oiscrlminat1on aga1nst W1ccans and women's progress
witn1n t he o ld r e l l g ion .
PLSO POPU...AR WITH LISTEN::RS AND STATIO'S
~4-89:
* #42- 9 1: EG Y P T IA~ WOM8~'S ~ I8E RA T ION. Speech by anthr opol og Ist Dr. Faawa EI GuIndI e xp la I nIng
In some ways Arab women have fewer Obstacles t o adVancement than Western women.
**46-9 1: WCJ"EN 0\1 If-£: LIi\E - FE/"IINIST FORL.M. Forum hos t e d In Me lbcurne by Sp l nn l -t=ex
Pr'es s ,
featu r l ng cna ll e ng i ng s peakers on the t ODlC "Whe r's 1. S Femi ru sm Goi no:- " : Or. .Joc e lvr.oe 5cuc
c.
Dr. Dale 5pe nde r , Renate Kl e ln , a na She l l a Jeffreys t ac~~ l e eve r v t nl~g fr om seXIsm In
databa s e s
t o t he Impo r'tance of he t e r os e xua l i nt.er cour se , Prod.Jcer : RUt:.h Barney.
t ~at
* #41-91: CECEL IA F IRETHUNDER: OGLALA S IOUX WOMEN' S ORGAN IZAT ION . Sue Supr lano
Int e rvl ews
Na t i ve Amerlcan organlzer who IS encouragIng peop le to mount lov ing and r es pe c t fu l Chal lenges
to t ~e status quo on the r ese r vat io n whe r e she wa s oo r n In Pine RI dge , S.Dakota.
# 1-9 1: DR. NOVELlO ON WOMEN AND AIDS. Powerf u l speech on Worl d AIDS Da y by the f irst
woman a nd
-fIrst Puert o Rl ca n to be Surgeon Gener'al of the U.S.
#37-90: SUSAN i"N.J1ZANA : !MJt'£N' S ISSLES IN T>-£ PFF:ICAN f\JATI O\JAL CO\.GRESS. Member
of Pi\C U.N .
MISSIon a ddress e d 1990 Nat l OrganI za t 1on f or ~cmen convent Ion In San Fr a nCISCO . NOT UP TO
DATE
**36-90: PETRA KELLY : RECENT [E'v'ELOPf"£t,jTS Hi'JD n-E i,£3 T GERf"'A\J GREEJ\JS. A rrember- o
f the West
Ger man parl Iament and a founding member of t ne Green Pa rty, Ke lly speaks passionate ly about
PO l1tics 1n a chang1 ng Ger-many.
* #32-90: JUDI BAR I OF EARTH F IRSTI OrIgInator- of t he Re dwood Summer- e xer-c ises agaInst
logging
i n f\b r t ner n Ca Li f-or ru a was hur·t I II a car' oono i nq , She gr-anted an Intervlew fr-om her hospital
bed to Agne s Ma ns f l e l d -for- use In women 's r a d 10 pr-ogr-ams onl y - e xplal nlng why she's
C,_-,S l oer e d so danger'ous. 8" q i v i nq he l' candi d OD1. n 10n of sexism in Ear-th Fir-st!
* **25-90: TROP ICAL FOREST ECOLOGY - A
( 1987) by edUcato~
By 8ARBAR~ 8ERN L ~. Global Envi~onment Day speech
-fr-Dm Chl ca go Zool og i ca l Soc iet y. at Worl e rif f a l r s Council in San Franclsco.
S P ~ EOH
* ~14- 90: AN I NT~RVIEW WITH JENNIFER CASOLO. U.S . chu~chwo rke r e xpelled fr-om El Sa l vador- ta l ks
wi t h Er i n Thomasson about he r e xpenences a nd her a na l ysls. IYUSlC by 9Ningshi~t.
~29-90: FEMINIST ELECTORAL POL ITICS. Speeches by Slg r- l dU ~ Kr I s tmu n ds do t t l ~ o~ Ice land's
Women's Al liance party ana I r e ne Nativldad of t he U. S . Na t Iona l Women's Polltical Caucus,
g i ve n in ~on t r e al June 1990 .
~ ~ 28- 90: ~EN, RELiGION & POWER. Speecnes by Nawal El Saadawl OT egypt &Alice Sha lv l of
I s rael at F'r r s t lAJo ..-j,a Sumn lt. on Women 8" tne /Y!any Dlme nsl o ns of Power-, I"bntrea l, June 1990.
tH 0- 90 : ELI SE BO...LO II\G: CUR 1(.1() YEAR PRESENT i::"OR p~ACEMAK I f\G . H1StonCd 1 oerspect
1ve on t he
gr-owt h of t ne peace movement, by Nor weg 1a n- bOr n soc l o loglst. Recor oeo by Carol Greenspan.
* #2-90: '8E T!NEEN Li-.Ct£N Tf-£RE ARE NO 8Cl1'JC>ARIES ": Tf-£ :,.,(J("EN' S CCNVOY TO
CENTRAL Al"IERICA.
Documentar y m-od..Jced bv Sharon AImen g i , WIf" Jl\.ER OF [,F CE; SIU/ER REEL ~R D , 1990 .
~ !f4b-SQ: 4 ' J(\j FAGH\I (3 I ~ff R , PEACE LAwtER. Ta l k oefore t ne i3er Ke ~e;v Um t e d "Ja tl ons As soci
a tlOn
0 '/ t.ne founder of t he !"1e1 i<e 1JOhn Peace L,aw LI Cl r a rv .
-1< !f ~1 - :39: ,:oi::" ' ITE ,:oEREDG CF '~8 R I ELA . I nt e r' '11ev-; ,.n t h 3e cr-e t.a r \l- i:]ene r-a i of l a r- gest
coa l i t i o n 0-+=
wO'T1En ' s g..-oups In tne PnllipP lnes.
ft.j 9-g"9: INGf"iEN AT 8 1(3 ,vOJNTAIN. LOUI s e B e nal ~'I . ner mo t he r , ana her au nt. -3 r-e tl1r-ee o~
the
Na va no L-Jomen "es 15':.1ng -e roc e t ron f ~' om t helr r-e s erva t i on l a nos under PUbl IC Law ':;5-53 1.
Iri t e r"v' l ew by Agne s i"Ja ns f l e l d .
CAl\CE~ IS PUL I iiCAL. u . S . health act i v i s t; J UOy Braoy l , m:s ere cancer ep i oerruc t.o
huma n- cre a t.e d i iur. i i i i acu "ess &: +eTlln l s t. .je Leor ,_5 e 5 'lev cwn C2r-'il=a i
cancer- t o orqaru ze +0,- cancer- eO-leatl on I n he,,- count.r v . , IUS I 0 rr-an t.i1e 2VEr,:..
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produced ov r<,a t h y Par-tn cqe , OATEG, BUT I I\jiERESTIi\G .
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~23-89 : aLAD' _ F~ f"iAL ;::- RIlE; IN TV S I TCOMS . [rr- . Reg I na She,-a ' -'::J, ~ss:. . ;::'"o -f . a-f ';ou.' ·',allsrn .
Uru v , o-f Nort.n Caro l i na , ::ipeakl ng at t.ne39th Hr :ruai ''::o r ''::e ,-e f' CE c -i e --:e i r-::.er-:1a t.:cr>6l
Carmun 1 cat I on Assoc 1at 1 o n, i' la y 2::,-2'7 , 1959 .
* # 17-89 :
~ I /"'ANDELA ()\J TI-£ STA TUS CF 30UTH AFri I ' ~ Pi'J wU' iEi\i . Soeech C!y a sec 10I og i s t. wno 1S
alsc t he daughter- of Nel son and WInnie Manaela .
* #14-89 : ",ljDy 3"'1fC:LL , AUSTRALI Ai'J FEi"I1!\lISi FCU- 3 U·GEP . 1nt e n / l ew s e';iT'ent s a nd oo l t ca I
i
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fo l ksongs fr-om Smal i's a l txnn One \.;o l c e 1'1 :.ne Crow d '.;::;:e dlNooO) . H'JiI -WAR :VE SSAGE .
~ #1 3-8q : OtlGRES C1LERTA IJN FEM I I\JI SM &: :::-ARrv.wCRI<EF'S. Co .m es HlJe n.a. c o-i --ocnoer WI th
CesarChave
z o f the Unlted Fannv'JQr-ker"s o f Hinerl ca. ana now \; - ~ .:J '; t he uruorv , spOke Ma r-ch 7 , 1989, on
Women' =0 Pi ace 1 n tne un 1v e r-s e . '
, ~ 1 0- 8 9: Sl.;SAN GEiJRC-£: DEBT AS 'NA RF ~ R E . i he author-- o -t= A F·3t.e ',<~:w -= e inan De o t e xo l a i rss
i n t.e r oat. i o na l aebt maru ou l at i on In te' --ms anvooe can unoer s r.anc .
* 1*44-88 : R INA 1\ )18 5 11"1: FE:ViI ,\J I ST !-£AL
T i-1 Aei I I/I ST i="RC~! i'::-.f:J'E 'v A . 'Jutspm :e n memDe r- o-f c oll
e c t ive ,
Ol spe nsau-e Des Ferrmes F:osa Caru na , corit r ast s European 6< U. S . 'NOmen'::i heal th movements &
discusses a l t.er-nat i ve c l l nlC met noos . rie~ DOCk 15 Mama ~~ l I S ,Gv rer 0 10 q y &- Natur-al Healing)
* #36-89 : HO\ORABLE EI"'1f"'1A GRESi-iAM, r'1AY:]R OF t<cYS'/ILLE . ine fl - s t ol ack mayor- o-f tru s Geor-g la
te lls of the l ~ str ugg le fo r- se l~- gove Y'nment . and r-eeall s
t he q i r l nooo e xper i ences t ha t ma de h e,- str ong. Ree o Y' dec by J '-, ,:!,/ ':3er-tJe," .
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* #42-88 :
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& WHAT IS ,~S ~ OR HGUSE'~RK~ Contr overSla l l nter-natlonal mOvement calls forcount,
I ng wanen' s u nwage o 1abor 1 I' the G\JP o f e ver- v coun tr-y . I nr.erv i ews wIth co-~nder- 5e 1ma
J ames &. l e a aer-s of the a-f-fillat.eo " au t o norous orqaru ze t i o ns" l l ke 91 ack'Naren -for- Wa ges forHousework
. US Pr'os t i t utes' Co l l ect.i ve , &- ~'-J a ges Due LeSOlans .
PROCt.CERS ' PICKS (STRCN:3 , Ir--FORl"'ATIY£ PR03RA1'1S ~ HJPE yOJ WI LL AIR)
i\EWS 11\1 Tr-E ' =li)S. I n t e ns e 1 nt.er nar; 1ona i G 1 a l oque 3-mar' g Alomero jour-Iia 1 1sts -fr-om the
I n t er- na U o na l Wane ' 5 MeOla Fund Con-fer-enee 19 9 (1 . ~ecor - ':JeCl by I"Ia1 ,--;-o nnscr ,. SC./"iE NJ ISE ON
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n v es tl'~a ~ l v e
·-epoY'c.e, - '\Ja -t= l s a t-Dodbhoy e xo
deta il hew ohutto lost the l e a der-s n lp of Pa " l ~ ,- a ro and wnat th lS means ~ o r- ~~n. Ac tua ll ty of
8hutt.~'S ~l r-st.eamoal gn.
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a t ti.E Se ptemtJe r- 1-::;'9(' EClgav SI'"""'(JV.J ::;yr:1PCS1 '...(JT,.
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n o , tne
Ph l l 1PP l nes &- Senegal a bout; l:::sues 0::":: ce ' s c"=" : :J " <rIOTer" S ::lccess ':..J cnE -3 1;'\"-Javes I n t he I r
c ou,r t. yo- 1es .
fl:.:24 -:tO : l ~~__E!\JA E<C;f'.Jf\JER . SOvIET DIS3 10Ei\j-;-. 1-- 'a Y" ::'-' l ..:;q( J. Benner- ::lnSlr€r::;' orovoc s t i v e
':Jue s tlCJns
posea by 8tn-'::J r-ader-s i n 1'1111 'va ll e v . Ca i i r-o r ru e , cill ngual PUS:=l3.n 6< Erogllsn . ReconJed by Hn n
Ke i 1v ,
t; 19-90 : lA.OI"'Er'-J .1,.: i\JA"1 18 I PN r l\IDEPEJ\J[:~ r'-CE . Ka r e n wa Le: l r, t. e r \j ~ 9I'J S El len ''' l is : -:
StAJAPO "'.omen 's COT1CTll ttee , I:=-:?,r o l e '=o d l ns . Sa..lthevn A-F .... i ca ~r:t. er.,'at: l ':F1al H-r~ ::. _
A'nEWl c an F r"len ds Ser"V1C e Comml t.tee . in a pr"ess cc:n+erence .
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**4- GO: WQ"£f,J 4'jD Hoot PHIL I PP I I\E COJF ATTEI'IPT , ~AJl 1ne lmi n,a :::J r 0 2C C '~c..'.rrEn t s the s tv '-.:gg i e
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De c emDer L989 a nd its e++ects on ",onen , W 1 t h ssouno -s.n d 1 : :t e r "i 19.-/5 ,
**37-89: FIRST ,:::OWN CFR ICA D-1RISTIA(\J l-IO"EN ASSEf"18Ly_ , l\ea~ : y 2' j..:(J wome r, c c-::Jssec ,:::enom1na t
1o na l
l I nes t o meet 1 n I\j a 1 rob 1 I I' HLlguSt. 1989 . Praona 8ha vjv.Ja ~ CC" ie r-e c cre 0 r-es::: Con+eV"ence '/'Jr,e ....e
l ead i ng prC'fe s s i o na 1 II'JOTen 0 1 s c u ssea b i roth c o nt. r o i , 00 1 '1g amy , 'l'iOfT1e n " 5 :3.n d en II dr "e n ' s ' 1';';" :'S .
p r ayer , etc.
**34-89: i"IART!-1A f-O\£Y CN COSTA RICA . [ nv e Stl ga t l '/ e JCJu r r>a i 1St ;' Ia r:t.r'a ,-<ene'. e :,p la1ns to 'Su e
Supnanc hCJl<oJ ma s sive U.S . ai d ha s beer , u sed t o cn::,;a te a pa.... a l l e l go v e r rrrent " of pr i v a t.e
i nst i t ut I o ns I I' t. a t i o ATer i c a ' s rrost stab l e and f r- len d l 'l de1'Ocr-a c v .
**19-89: MILI TARY BASES -- IN w-osE I NTE REST~ ' 1"l!l l r-_a, ' l sm 1S a SOCi e t y wn 1c h demands the
su r r a ..m c r nq corm.im t v beCOT€ a ve s s e l to serve It ." says Suzu,/o !::\ i'.3,zato , wrlO wo rk s wl t h
or ost i tut.es 1 1' Ok ulawd . She , a U.S . a n a a i='ue r t o ~:ca. n ,'\IOlla n specw o n c:.ou.r wltn tne HnerlCa n
F r I ends Ser v1 ce Commlttee .
t*27-90: i,..ILLIAN ALLEN - I Ni ERV I EI,<J , ?CE: TRY ·'<.< i-L:S t ''':. Peggae 3.r-<:.: SC o ppose s r ac i sm, seXIsm.
1 n jus t 1 c e . Prorucea DV I;Jorren ' 5 Rao 1'::J Co 11BCt l ye i v . ~ flL O - F M , Gat ' berv i l l e, Ca 1 1for n 1a.
~ 7-89: BUI LO l f\!G A LNI VERSE: KI FiS , A5SE,\CES . ,f l [ SS i '.=(\6 . t=1ud l o :3. ,-t ov He l en Thonngton
e xp l or l ng t rle SUb ject 0+ ,.,-ep ,-oOJct 1'/ e t ecr,nolog'( . Ca ..wte s v i\iew Ra o l o & Pe ,·fo,.,-mIng Arts . I n
s ter eo.
**22-89: ALL~~ POLI CE STATlrNS IN ~RAZ I L . Si nce ~OC r::3.<:' l=~t Io n . Bra zl l ' s Na t i onal CounCI L
+0," the R1ghts of iAJornen has o -e a ted '3ii -wornan po i i c e statl c"-'3 to c:.ake waren 's corno Ls i n t .s and
p r osecute cases. F"l v e lI'iO'T1en e :-:p 1::3. 1n.
#47-88 : CEF IN I f\G CLJR ST FL GGLE : A CO\i\IERSA f rr (\J i="RO"I THE 8LACi<
~ .GI"1EN· S STUDI ES Sl1'1"'£R I
NST ITUTE •
In New vo rk , J u ly 1'7'88 . Sonl a El l\Jlmr 0+ Pal estl ne . Se k ::3.1 HOll:3.nd o f Zimbabwe , and T i t 8lNh a i
Ha r·::3.wi ra 0 + Aotearoa (New Ze a l a n d ) compare e xoer 1enc es 0+ co l onia lI sm . Recor oed at WNYE-FM.
CF aJRRENT INTEREST
BEI TE BAO LORD i:)\J CHINt4 . The au t ho r' o f 3prl nq JVI0 0 0 anc ,-eaaCl e s '~Je av e s s tories i rrco
p r e d l c t i o ns of Ch I na ' s l l bera t i o n & ::3. pl ug fo r VOl c e of AmerIca .
**7-9 1: AlJDRE ' OROE: TO 9E YClJ\G , BLACf< PfoJO L;::SBIPI\j U\j Hoot · S'j3. ~e aclng srio int erVI ew aooot; a n
ru e t.ori ca I e ra i n New Yo rk ' s Gr eenw Ich 'v i ll a ge , oroouceo ov Hel e ne Ros e nbluth .
ft6-9 1: l...LJLA -MITE CF n -£ !\~P . D," . i"'e,-llne Pl,:r e ,jEsC ..... l~€S t he i l ":e and INOrk of an
lrT e p r eSsl bl e o r qaru ze r 11' rouston , Texas dUr l : ,g t.ne 19 <:+') 5 :3.n o 'S( ,s .
ftS-9 1: :2F1 i\n\i i :\G CAJT I :\J THE Ti=" ,',TILt: ;' I I LL~ . Pv-'dr-O- ',AJ 1rW'l ng c · "cg' ?:"';""' " '- ,=m :':'u s ': ~- 3 1 1
a r.e l l i nq ll+e c ,..
facto,""1 wo ,-ket'·s 11' I n t e r V19l'l and muS IC .
1C :; 3 - Cj l : S T~LL TURAL .:.4[;JuSTi"Er'-J l : Hj\ j '- ,~ Lj\JGf'" It' ' >-£':::''=;;'1 H - ,AIIJF:f<. ~C ',-i " Icme n 3,-e >our-t C'I ::W Og ,
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sucooaeo i v a irneo a t s t ,-e ng t nen 1r ,g 2ec,t ,~r ira ':.l c,ns , eCC00rr' tes .
t;2-Cil: I;..C:t''EN . lyEN 6< " !EOI A . :::-ound:0g r 80l 1ir i S'". Se t:":. .. :::' ·· ~ e C d n a r-c iT,eCl:? :3. r:C'" ~ vst o.2.
Cr>'1 Be r 'i<: ' -epe ,":.
o n v-J(Jme r ,· S ga l nS3nO r-e c e r ,,=- l C's se s 1 n "7 '/ ~ws c c- ... e ~ -·-3.g e .
fl:4Q - 9'=' : 8AR5HRA .....R 'ERS ON i="L;:-C ' ~ Cf\J i c:: 0 i :::O '..J'J,C.CY . '3c e ecn ov ':.;:e ~ 8 C ar:c non·.cman .3 t t
he
Inter-natIona l worrel" 5 i' le o l a F="una c CJn-re'-e r'ce ,",jQvemc,e ," 1=i''iU .
#44-90: SISTERWRITE FEi'1I NIST 8CO<STORE IN LO'JCCN . Int e r v I ew wi t h c o r r e c t i ve :nemoer-s ov Sue
Suprlano on t hemes like operat lng a c o l lectl ve. and r aCl sm .
#43-89: lJ'JITED 1\IF1TICif'JS FLND FOR POp1~L~TIQ\J AC:TI v I TY. Speec h 0 ',1 Or . f\jafl s Sadl k . '_' . 1\ ),
Undersecre t arY-bener al & Dl rector o f UNFPA, on 20tn ann i versa r y of tne ~una . c ·-o oc s a l oy u . S.
Senate to c-es t.Ol""e U. S. fund 1 ng to '.....A\FPA . UPDATE ':J\j LEGI SLATIQ\J RE~ERRE j) TO ~FE '; i:::US :3C:;=::S
IO\J 0=
CCNGRESS - riOIJEVER. EXACTL Y Tf-E SAJ'E D-iAU.£l\GE TO A 8lJ8-t VETO IS ~ED.JRF I I\JG THI S YE AR.
# 42- 90 : t<Ef\NA' S GREENBELT f"'OvEi"'El\JT . I n ter v i ew and s peech of Wa nga r 1 i"la a t.ha 1. "=our,ael"" OT
:ne
Gl""eenoel t movement, aoout t he p l""oject she s tarted tha t has I""esult.e d In p l antIng of 10 m1l ll o n
t l""ees . FQ]R SQ..NO GX...JfC:L ITY - t.<.O\JeERFI_L. SPEECH PND I 1\F0Rf"¥H I ON .
#31-90: WOMEN & ECONOMIC POWER. J o a nne de LaUl""ent 1 is, V-P Canadl an Bankers Assoc . on women'
s
r e l a t i o ns h l p s to Danks; i'1a l"" 1e L e tOl._wneau-Gal a n t. i • Pres 'F r anc e To oay" Jcur-na l. on " erner l c
an
Women En t r-ep r-eneurs: L ast Reser-t. o r Ac c es s t o PONer '?" spee c he s f ~-om t.he t=" i r st lAiorld Sumnlt o n
Women & the Many Dirrehsl o ns o-f PONer , conv ereo I n I"'bntr eal J u ne 3-8 , 199 1) , 0 ',1 F. R. P . P. P.E. Women
fo r- Ac ce s s t.o Po l it lca l & Ec o nom ic PONeI"" .
+l'23-90: AFRICAN wO''1E}J'S CLL TURPL t="DRU"IS. :. l .l SpeeCh by Fattna A llea o f the l anzaru a Medla
v.Jomen 's As soc i a t i o n . ( 2 ) I n t e r v 1ew wi th I"la nny Sh I r a z i o n women' 5 f 1 1m a t Ouaga dOJgcu Afr 1
ca n
Fl lm Festl val s ( ccur t es y o f Dlssona nze n Raolo , West Ber l 1n ). ( 3) Veena Shal""ma l nter-views
SCholars from t he Women' s Caucus of t he Af r-lcan L lte l""a t Ul""e Asso c l a ti o n . SOME BAD SOUND.
#20- :t<J: ROZAf\l\E RI DGWAY: H-E U.S . 6< EUROPE, WhAT CCt'E S r£ XT? Excer p ts h om he r soeecn be-fore
the ComTofl\Nea l th Cl u b o- San Fl""anCISCo , April 1991) . Rl dgway IS Pres i dent , Atl ant l c Counc i l of
t he U. S . , & f o rmer U.S . Asst . Sec,! of State.
+l'18-90 : THE U. S. OEPARTi"'ENT CF l ABOR WOi"'EN' S BiJREC1U . Ros e Kemp . ReglOna l AdTll nistratol"", on
r e c e n t pr-og r ams and cn r ect i o r ss 0-+ t rn s 7 ' ~I - ,! ear -ol Cl agency.
# 1b-90: " THE Ef"IPEROR' S I\EW CL OT~S ARE GREE!\j" - A SPEECH BY v A\JDANA SHI vA.
COOl""d l na t o r- 0+ t he Res e arch Foundation 0-+ ;=::Cl ence ~nd Ecology ,n Ind 1a Cl"" lt lC1Zes mode ls of
p r o gress DaseCl o n dominatl on by U.S . whl t e male ldea ls. POOR 3OLND, GOOD SPEECH.
l=f 15-=i0: GOVERl\OR \iERNA WILL I A/"6Q\J OF I SLETA PUEBLO, NEI;.J I"E,X: ICO. The +=l r-St. l,AJ(J(T1an
qover oor of a
Pueblo Ind l a n communlty speaks aoout her electlon camp~ign. 1n the cont ex t of the t raditlons
of he r- peap 1e. POOR SOU\lO, GOOD SPEECH.
# l 3-90: ~£MEN'S RI GHTS AS rlUMAN RIGHTS. J u l l a nne jvayl o r- Cl l s cus se s t r-ea t. i es a n a aocuments of
the UN, and Changes In human r-ights organizat ions.
#8-90: ~\J: OEVELOP!"£NT ~rERNATIVES WITH ~I\! 1I\J A I\EW ERA . "'1emoeI""S 0+= t.ru s
t hl r-Cl-wo r lCl-baseCl organizatlon deSCrlbe t heir WOr k at a n ASsOclatlon for Women I n Deve lopment
Conf e r e nc e . Speakers: Peggy Antr-oous Iii-Jes t I r-o i essi , Gi t.a Sen . Lndiar . Gl r v i s Tr i pon
(Ph 1 11p p i res ), and L isa r-lc:Gc:Jv.Ja n (U.S. i •
+l'7 - 90: BYLL YE A'vERY, NATI~ SLACi< , ;fCiI'E '\J' S ~Al...TH F'ROJt::CT. Fauncer- o f ere ':::-.eor-g ,a-Cla seo
pr-oject t alks Wl t.n Sue SUpY- l aro about ner- wo rk a na her v alu.e s .
'l3-9r.): 3HARON PARi<ER , FEMII\l I ST IJF COL'JR. The crie i r' 0": ':re ooaros .:J+ ':.,'0::: '\ ,a t l ':::na l Ins t.l t u.t.e
":Orwomen
o f COl o r a no IfiOtTren fe r l>re am ng f u l StJ.mmits-i..JSA tal KS wltn SlJe3upr i a r o .
# L-9\): Tt-E CHRI STI AN RIG'~ T i N CENTRHL ,·:·:f-\EFICA . Soeecn D'I Sar ~ LJl3ff10na . a ut.nor of Sp irItu a l
warfar-e : The Pollt lcs o +: t.he Ch r·ISC l an R1ght . ~ong ot.ner Issues . e xola lns now .J.S . oo l i t i c a l
oar-t. i e s a1 strlbut e t axpayer-fundeo alo t o Inf l uenc e po l l tl cs I n at.ner- countr- Les .
#5 2-89: SARA ''1 I LES ON EL SAL\/ADJP . For-mer o i rect.or 0+ t ne Re s o _.lrce Cent.e~ ·s ':::l earl nghouse on
Lc::JVJ- I n t e ns 1 t '/ Conf 1 i ct ana U. S . !"1111t.a r v Po l 1 CY 1 n tre Th 1 r-o lAior- 1O . s pe ak 1 ng o n n e~i nv esst.i qat i on of t ne Sal v aaor an CI Vll War fo y N0tCLA (Nor-t h Amer l can Congress on Ce ntr-al
Amen c a ) .
iiS l-g<;': == ;--I~ i\J I S T fY'A I I OReER ~E:;. Int.e-·'i1BlrJS ,--J 1t n "=ounde ~ - = -=" nc '0' '''=C'_''
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and Raob l E l nat Ramon - - s peeches "=·-om a Da ne l o n J erJ1sr , l i be ra l s =.nC C:!l ::sent ,= r ", : s ,- ,c,e L ::i t: 6
co n~ ~e n ce s o o ns o ~ e d by i i k kun magazine .
#:28-80: THE SISTERHJOO: U. S . f="EMI NI":3T LEADERS . I nte n /lerJ ..-J 1t.h !V!?,'-c : ",
S l=te~roo d: The Ins lde Sto~,/ ':J+ the r"Jcmen ' s f1ove-nen t a no t.he L-'O' ?,ce >-s
#2 7-89: CROSS I I\G THE OI \.'I OES I~ SEX. RACE .~ ':L ASS 11\) Tf-£ q:-.ccE MOV'I=f'-1P F . :-le r-':j ui g t
he='O'dce ~<
C3n ?e n rno v eme nt s 1 S o re thBTe in t n 1S s peecn ov If! 1 1iTEt t:e 8n:JWn. c o-";:'~unde r '='..;: 8 ! ,?,C ;- 'fJOre n
"=0'Wage
s f o ,- Hous e ...JQr- k and j o i rrt coord l nato,- 0 + r' i nq ' s Cr-'::JSS Wcmen's Center". L o r-con .
#26-89: l,.(jf"IE!'J · SRI Gf-ITS, H...J"1AN RIi:jHTS . A"lD CE\iFLOPl"E]\JT. P 1en-=" r v f V"CJfT1 ,:"e <! r.i-, ~ nter- na t: 1
'2 r ~ l
l~~ ' s Rl gh t s Act i on Wa t c h COn+e,-enc e l n Vi e n na :
o ,Jane Co noors o -F G~ e a t Br 1 ta i n a n ' I i 0 1erce aga L"S t I-'JOiTE~ .
o Sh i '-een Huq 0+ Bang 1-3desh on s 1 " o -F he..- cou n t ~v women IrJhO sued t o ' "eVe,-se a June
lQ88 Co ~ s t ir.u t iona l amen dmen t m.aK lng Islam t he state - 'O' l ig l o n .
o i<a t e ,- i na Tomasevsk i o -F Yu go s l avi a , o n the Conv e ntion -For- t he ~l irn i ne t i o n o -F All Forms
o-F Jl s c~ i m i na ti o n Against Women,
# 15 - 89 : ,'D!'1EN I N ThE CCCUP I EO T E ~' f=;' ! TOPI J:"S. P h '/l 11'= Be nn i s 0 + ;fJ8A I --F!"I. i'Jew Vo r-k , tal
ks with
J u de Thi l ma n o-F r<PFA-FM , 8e,-velev, about ",;ome n ' s ~ o l e i n t he I ntif3.da , and p l ay s t dpes o-F
?a les ti n l a n women.
#1 1- 89 : A SOURCE OF REV1="i ATI()\J: IfO"iEi'J IN n -£ CHJPCrI. 3. U( II) r el i giou s f emi ni sts j:r-om arcund
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WINGS CATALOG :
#9-91 Ann Richards, Govern~r of Texas. Inauguration day addresses by the
state '8 new governor . and a look at how her feminIsm affects her 6ppointments
to boards and commissione.
#12-91 Tribute to Emma Goldman . Readings from Goldman 's works at the San
Francisco Public Library. Sept. 16. 1990. to honor t he 50th anniversary of her
death. Produced by Tish Valva .
#13-91 Magda Enriques ot the Sandinista Front. Interview by Sue Supriano.
covering women and feminism in Nicaragua . before and after the accession t o
the Presidency of Violetta Chamorro.
*14-91 Juanita Nelson: Tax Resister. Civ il rights acti vist and her husband
have refused to pay war taxes since 1948. So far . she has 8pent only one day
in jail. Speech produced for WINGS b~ Behr of KMUD-FM.
**15-91 Women's Health - A Specialty. Women 's Primary Healthcare is a new
specialty for the Whole woman , not just her reproductI ve parts or her role dS
a mother . Speech by Dr. Karen J ohnson sponsored by Standing Committee on Women
in Medicine at the America n Medi cal Stude nt s' Annual Convention.
#16-91 Women on the Line .103-8. (Wome n ' s radi o program from Australia.
produced at 3CR in Melbourne by Ruth Barney )
o From Kitchen to Cabinet: Women Politicians in the '90e.
o Women in the Occupied Territories Face War
*18-91 Not in Our Names: Jewieh Women He-Thinking the Middle East. Susan Rivo
)roduced this program with voices of six women: Miranda Bergman. Break the
3ilence MUral Project; Marcia Freedman. f ormer member Israeli Knesset: Penny
<osenwdsser, journalist; Bracha Serri, Yemenite Israeli peace activist and
)oe t ; Naomi Seidman. student o f' He br ew l i t e r a t ur e; Barbara Lubin . Executive
lirector Middle Least Children 's Alliance .
:19- 91 Gladys Sibr1an of the FMLN. Louise Rocha interviews a member of El
:a l vador ' e armed opposition - about her personal history as a social worker
'ho became politicized. and about the position o f women within the FMLN and in
er country.
20-91 American Dining: A Working Woman'e Moment. A humorous audio art piece
ppropriate to international Labor Day . produced by Jerry Allen. courtesy of
ew Radio & Performing Arts . .
21-91 Two Women from Northern Ireland . Jane Basden interviews' Irene Sherry.
Nationalist whose brother is doing life in prison in England . and Jennifer
:Cann of the Republican POW Department - recently r el e a s ed after serving
)-1/2 years of a 20-year sentence.
~3-91 Interview with Petra Kelly. Ca t he r i ne Gi r ar dea u talks with Petra Kelly
,out the recent developments in Ge rma ny and in t he Gr ee n Party.
!4-91· Aida Lava: Association of the New Filipina. Jane Basden interviews
:ister Aida." who works with the home-based women workers of the Phi 1i pp i ne s.