Ecofeminism Now - This movie offers a clear, visual introduction to the theory and practice of ecofeminism. This film dramatically presents a vital part of American history only now beginning to be told - the role played by women and their textiles in the 19th century's great movements. Events include the Civil War, the abolition of slavery, westward expansion, and the sufferage and temperance movements. Dr. Ethel Allen's story is an inspiration for all who struggle to overcome adversity. Throughout this program young women talk candidly about their feelings toward themselves and about being a young woman.
Educators discuss problems that face young women and offer insight for building self-esteem.
70 mins, 1997. This video, produced by NOW with footage from the Center for Democracy Studies, illustrates the anti-woman, homophobic, political agenda of the Promise Keepers. In this program, Michel McQueen interviews several women who say they could have supported Anita Hills claims that she was sexually harassed by Clarence Thomas. Ms. McQueen's report includes a rare interview with Anita Hill, and interviews with members of the Senate Judiciary Committee. She argues that the failure of the Green Revolution was due to the fact that women's knowledge of traditional seed varieties was ignored.