20th Anniversary 2005

Vol. 19 Nos. 1 & 2 (January-December 2005)

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Editorial (20th Anniversary 2005)

By Sandra Clenem

Jueves 1ro de diciembre de 2005

Since 1994 when I became a CAFRA member it was clear to me that CAFRA has something special to offer. This network involves women/feminists at all levels, culture and thoughts. Though CAFRA was not well known by all people in Suriname, by its works it became a very important organization. (...)

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Organising Grassroots Women in the Caribbean (20th Anniversary 2005)

Jueves 1ro de diciembre de 2005

Panel by Selma James & Andaiye Response by Ana Riviera Lassen

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IWD Message - Community Action for Gender Equality (20th Anniversary 2005)

Jueves 1ro de diciembre de 2005

Message on the Occasion of International Women’s Day March 8 2005

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20th Anniversary Message-’’Woman Time A Come’’ (20th Anniversary 2005)

Jueves 1ro de diciembre de 2005

Joyously, relentlessly, fearlessly and picking up the scent of victory, women from all walks of life passionately surged forward conceiving and nurturing “woman time”. The womb is unshakeable, lined with the spirits of the freedom fighters, Nannie O’compong, Nannie Greigg, Earlene Horne, Elma (...)

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Look at Us Now (20th Anniversary 2005)

Jueves 1ro de diciembre de 2005

After Journeying 20 years Look At Us Now

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Events for CAFRA’s 20th Anniversary (20th Anniversary 2005)

Jueves 1ro de diciembre de 2005

Events

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Caricom Triennial Award for Women - Honouring Women of Distinction 1984-2002 (20th Anniversary 2005)

Jueves 1ro de diciembre de 2005

In CAFRA’s 20th Anniversary year, it is fitting to remember the life and work of the women of the Caribbean who have received the CARICOM Triennial Award for Women.

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Youth in Focus- "Rethinking the Gendered Nature of Indiscipline" (20th Anniversary 2005)

By Michelle Rowley, Ph. D, UWI, Cave Hill.

Jueves 1ro de diciembre de 2005

I’ve been asked this morning to guide us along some considerations on the gendered nature of indiscipline. However before we get there I want us to have a shared understanding of what we mean when we say indiscipline, because I want us to consider a different approach to the way we address the (...)

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Beijing Betrayed (20th Anniversary 2005)

Jueves 1ro de diciembre de 2005

INTRODUCTION by June Zeitlin

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Message for International Day Against Violence Against Women (20th Anniversary 2005)

By Nelcia Robinson

Jueves 1ro de diciembre de 2005

In a society where the stronger squeeze the weaker, the havoc of the hurricanes produce a new kind of trauma for the poor of the region. One report out of Grenada says, “Our young girls are now having sex for food and water” – basic needs. Another report from Haiti says, “Delivery and (...)

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