Women's Lives: Multicultural Perspectives
Gwyn Kirk is a founder member of the East Asia-US-Puerto Rico Women's  Network Against Militarism. She has taught women's studies courses at  a range of U.S. academic institutions, including Antioch College  where she chaired the Women's Studies Program (1992-1995). She held  the Jane Watson Irwin Visiting Chair in Women's Studies at Hamilton  College (1999-2001), a joint appointment with Margo Okazawa-Rey.  She  received a Rockefeller Fellowship in Women's Studies (University of  Hawaii, 2002). Current research concerns the impact of military  operations on the environment. Key interests include grassroots  activism for sustainability and genuine security. Gwyn Kirk holds a  Ph.D. in political sociology from the London School of Economics.Margo Okazawa-Rey is currently director of the Women's Leadership Institute and Visiting Professor of Women's Studies at Mills College, Oakland, California.  Before Mills, she was professor of Social Work at San Francisco State University School of Social Work. She works in university, public school, and community settings to address issues related to sexism, racism, and other forms of oppression through activist scholarship, education, and political organizing.  Current research examines interconnections between militarism and globalization of the economy. Margo Okazawa-Rey has served on editorial boards of several academic journals (Social Justice, Journal of Negro Education, Harvard Educational Review) and has worked with grassroots organizing groups in Boston and the San Francisco Bay area.  She holds an Ed.D from Harvard Graduate School of Education.--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.