Women's Studies At Work Women's Studies at Work Brown Bag lunch series is seeking undergraduate, graduate students, and faculty who would like to give an informal talk at one of this semesters sessions. The series provides a forum on campus for research that relates to women, gender or sexuality. Applicants must have graduated from college, have familiarity with Women's Studies, and must provide evidence of organizing and programming experience, writing skills, maturity, and ability to work well with others. The intern is responsible for organizing and programming projects which reach out to and educate students on issues of gender. Operation Crossroads Crossroads offers an opportunity to do summer work and participate in multi-disciplinary grassroots projects that Africans and Brazilians in rural and urban communities deem valuable.
Special attention is given to issues involving women and children in the projects.
The National Organization for Women Action Center announces its third young feminist conference to be held in Washington, D.C., April 11-13, 1997. One of the goals of the summit is to provide young men and women the opportunity to gather, share experiences and develop skills in and effort to become leaders in their communities and on their campuses. Women from traditional and non-traditional religions are invited to participate as the conference desires to reflect a diversity of ideas, cultures, religions, and ethnicities. If you are interested in presenting a workshop or know of other women who might be, please submit a proposal of 100 words or less with title, topic, names and contact addresses and phone numbers. Essays are sought which address the continuity of African American women's activism since the end of the Civil Rights Movement.