Table Of Content

1995 INDEX 1995 Index Vol. 55, Nos. 1-4 Maggie Kuhn (3:26) Corliss Lamont (3:18) The first number in the parenthesis refers to the issue, the second to the page. the 1995 issues and Racism were: The Power of One, Kathryn Arnold (3:8) No. |: January/February: North/South issues Undoing Environmental Racism, Carol Tate (3:9) Shades of WILPF, Sandra Okoed (3:10) No. 2: March/April: WILPF’s 80th Anniversary California Fights Affirmative Action, Victoria No. 3: July/August: Undoing Racism Valentine (3:13) Proposition 187 and You, Kiela Metler (3:14) No. 4: September/October: Violence Against Crazy Horse Malt Liquor Equals Racism, Sharon Women and Children Metz (3:15) Books United Nations Justice Denied! Human Rights and the U.N. Report, Jennie Lazor (1:6) International Financial Institutions; pub. by U.N. Report, Paula Tasso (2:6, 3:6, 4:6) WILPF (1:9) Bibliography of North-South Issues with Focus on Violence Women (1:22) Terrorism, Control and Dominance: Violence at The Tyranny of Kindness: Dismantling the ‘Women’s Health Centers, Sandi Vito (4:8) Welfare System, by Theresa Funicello; Betty Trauma Resolution and Gang Intervention for Jallings (1:28) Children, Janie L. Thurman (4:10) Speaking Out American Apartheid, by Douglas Massey and About Militarized Prostitution in South Korea, Nancy Denton; Ursula Bowring (3:29) The Gwyn Kirk (4:12) Snarling Citizen, by Barbara Ehrenreich; Z (4:29) Sources of Violence, Lorraine L. Lee (4:15) Boys Will Be Boys, by Mariam Miedzian; Z World Peace Begins at Home, Z (4:23) (4:29) WILPF International Bosnia New Leadership in the OAS, Cecilia Zarate-Laun Bosnia, Diane Paul (4:24) (1:24) Disarmament/Economy 50 Years is Enough! Janet WILPF’s 80th Birthday, Edith Ballantyne (1:27) Bruin (1:8) Around the World With WILPF (2:10 to 2:13) Creating Peace Culture, Betty Burkes (1:10) Call to Congress, Edith Ballantyne (2:26) NAFTA, GATT, and the WTO: The Emerging WILPF United States New World Order, Kristin Dawkins (1:11) Branch Profiles: Cleveland, Ohio, Betty Long (1:16); Harrisburg, PA Irene Bernstein In the Wake of NAFTA, Berta H. Joubert (1:12) (2:16);Detroit, MI, Agnes Bryant (3:16) Vermont: The Raging Grannies, Lucy Nichols (4:16) Economics and Sustainability, Catherine Lerzas Committee Reports (1:23) (2:19-21) (3:20) (1:14) Membership Report, Chris Whipple Jane Addams Creating Space, Z (1:26) — The Early Years, Joan Patchen (2:8) Three Generations of WILPF Members, Sandra Okoed In Memoriam (2:9) Growing Branches, Sandra Okoed (2:15) Marion Davis (1:25) Einstein on WILPF, Wendy Rosenfield (2:14) Capturing Our Own Imagination, Donna Cooper Ema Harris (3:26) (2:15) Why WILPF? Marilyn Clement (3:24) April-June 1996 Peace & Freedom 29