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Where Are We Going?
Guest Editorial (Caribbean Feminism: Where Are We Going? 2002)
{Time for reflection}
Wednesday 18 December 2002
The theme of this issue of CAFRA News, "Caribbean Feminism in the 21st Century: Where Are We Going?", provides us with an opportunity for self-reflection. > continue
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Programme Update (Caribbean Feminism: Where Are We Going? 2002)
{Anthology, skills bank directory, documentation centre}
Monday 16 December 2002
The new millennium opened with increasing political upheavals in our region as citizens challenge the systems that are not working for people-centred development > continue
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What Does Feminism Mean to Young Women? (Caribbean Feminism: Where Are We Going? 2002)
Sunday 15 December 2002
Generational difference and the ‘generation gap’ are important considerations when trying to understand and analyse the state of the feminist movement among young women. Where are the young feminists? What are our generational differences? > continue
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The Women’s Movement in Suriname (Caribbean Feminism: Where Are We Going? 2002)
Sunday 15 December 2002
I would like to address the development of the Surinamese women’s movement. > continue
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The Feminist Movement In Puerto Rico at the Dawn of the New Millennium (Caribbean Feminism: Where Are We Going? 2002)
Challenges and Alternatives
Wednesday 11 December 2002
I consider myself part of the feminist movement not because I have followed its trajectory and know it fully, but because in my experience as a woman ... > continue
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Feminism and Masculinity (Caribbean Feminism: Where Are We Going? 2002)
Monday 2 December 2002
The signs of a transition in the gender order are everywhere and the impact on men and masculinities is very dramatic. In many respects these changes are interpreted through two perspectives: men as victims and men as under-achievers.
The most dramatic shifts in the gender order concerns (...) > continue
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What Our Students Think About Feminism Today (Caribbean Feminism: Where Are We Going? 2002)
Tuesday 5 November 2002
Shakira Maxwell and June Castello, lecturers at the Centre for Gender and Development Studies at the University of the West Indies, Mona, Jamaica surveyed students on what feminism means to them and submitted the responses as their contribution to this issue of CAFRA News. > continue
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What Is the Struggle of the Young Feminist? (Caribbean Feminism: Where Are We Going? 2002)
Young women do not want to fight men. They want to understand them and they want the young male to understand them in return.
Saturday 2 November 2002
Young women do not want ot fight young men. They want to understand them and they want the young male to understand them in return. > continue
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Flag Women (Caribbean Feminism: Where Are We Going? 2002)
Women’s organisations and domestic violence in Trinidad and Tobago
Friday 1 November 2002
In a survey of more than 20 women’s organisations and other non-governmental organisations (including CAFRA), James-Sebro suggests that the incidents of domestic violence have increased, although NGOs have been successful in publicising, delegitimising and criminalising domestic violence. > continue
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Gendering September 11th, 2001 (Caribbean Feminism: Where Are We Going? 2002)
Wednesday 30 October 2002
EDITOR’S NOTE: The terrorist attacks on the United States of America and the consequences of those attacks are already being committed to memory as a date - September 11th, 2001. Six days after the attacks, Peggy Antrobus, one of the early members of CAFRA and a founding member of Development (...) > continue
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