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1993 Index 1993 Index: Peace and Teaching the World, Deborah Human Rights for All, Barbara Menkart and Erica Gilbertson (2:9) Lochbihler (4:23) Freedom, Vol. 53 The Ties That Free: Crossing Cul- Conference on Human Rights, tures, Victoria Price (2:11) Edith Ballantyne (5:21) The following articles appeared in Being Jewish in a Christian Com- Global Women’s Agenda, Barbara Peace and Freedom in 1992. The first munity, Z (2:13) Lochbihler (6:23) number in the parenthesis refers to the Health WILPF National issue, the second to the page. Our Women’s Health Care is Political, Membership Report, Carol V. 1992 issues and themes were: Sandi Vito (3:8) Moore (1,2,3,4,5,6:5) No 1: January/February: Membership Loss and Depression: A Women’s Washington Report, Aida Bound Campaign (The _ Incredible Issue, Elena Bucciarelli (3:9) and legislative interns (1,2,3,4,5,6:6) Dangerous Woman) Reform of the Health Care System, Money Available! Beth Raps (1:9) No 2: March/April; Celebrating Julia Scott (3:11) Regional Conferences, Nancy Mc- Diversity Living With and Learning From Clintock, Ardelle Hough, Phyllis Yin- No 3: May/June; Women's Health Breast Cancer, Joan Edgerton (3:13) gling, Peggy Brozicevic (1:10-11) (Health Is a Woman’ s Issue) Fashionably Thin: Eating Disor- Dangerous Words, Betty Burkes No. 4: July/August; The Injustice Sys- ders and Women, Kathleen Harding (1:14) tem (3:15) The Feminist Revolution Con- No. 5: September/October; WILPF JAPA tinues, Carrie Washburn (1:15) U.S. Section National Congress Forty Years of Children’s Books, Tuskegee, AL, Branch Profile, Bar- No. 6: November/December; Speak- story of JACBA, Betty Bacon (5:29) bara Howard (1:16) ing Out Against Censorship Jane Addams Children’s Book WILPF: The Next Generation, Erin Books Awards 1993, Mary E. Folsom (6:27) Smith (2:14) One Woman’s Passion forPeace WILPF’s Affirmative Action Policy Lesbians and Freedom, by Margaret Bacon; Statement, Vera Baquet (2:15) Lesbian Health, or Women’s excerpt: "Working for WILPF" (1:12) Tacoma, WA, Branch Profile, Health? Maggie de la Cuesta (3:12) Confronting the Margaret Mead Tacoma members (2:16) Confronting the Courts, Rosalie Legacy, by Lenora Foerstel and An- Committee Reports: Peace Educa- Davies (4:10) gela Gillian, eds.; Caroline Canafax tion (1:21; 3,5:19) (1:28) Racism Asia/Pacific, Civil Liberties, Environ- Job Strategies for People With Dis- And Justice for Some: Mumia Abu- ment, Labor, Lesbian Issues, Middle abilities by Melanie Witt; Susan Dion Jamal, Jane Henderson (4:9) East (2:18-21; 4,6:18-20) (2:29) In a Double Prison (American In- Mid-City Philadelphia, PA, Branch Breaking With Tradition by Marcia dians), from a report by Amnesty Int’l Profile, Ruth Balter (3:16) Bedard; Ellie Bluestein (3:29) (4:11) National Congress Update, Leah The Invisible Epidemic: Story of Racism in the Criminal Justice Sys- Halper (3:20) Women and AIDS by Gena Corea; tem, Linda Thurston (4:12) Fort Collins, CO, Branch Profile, Maye Thompson (4:29) Police Brutality or Police War? Mary Fagan Bates (4:16) Loretta J. Ross (4:14) Censorship Long-Range Planning Taps WILPF The Case of the "NEA Four" , Mar- WILPF Sponsors Passions, Donna Cooper (5:8) jorie Heins (6:9) Ethel Taylor (1:8) 1993-96 Program Cycle Addresses Deep Dish TV, Kai Lumumba Bar- Yolanda King (2:8) Disarmament and Discrimination, row (6:10) Elizabeth McAlister (4:8) Susan Jenkins and Aida Bound (5:9) Advocacy Groups and Media Cen- Starhawk (6:8) A Woman for All Seasons: Jean sorship, Paula Neun (6:11) United Nations Gore, Wendy Rosenfield (5:10) National Coalition Against Censor- United Nations Report, Paula Tasso Congress Resolutions (5:11) ship, "Books of the Month" (6:12) (1,2,3,4,5,6:7) Peace Camp ‘93, Heather McAllister Cuba WILPF International (5:12) Cuban Health Care, Cuban Strug- LIMPAL Report, translated by Richmond, VA, Branch Profile, gle, Alison Marks (3:14) Cecilia Zarate-Laun (1:20; 3:18; 5:18) Linda Fleet (5:16) Education Women’s Peace and Justice Treaty, Los Angeles, CA, Branch Profile, Maren Gaughan (2:27) Blanche Spindel (6:16) @ Peace & Freedom January/February 1994 29