Education

Discusses memorial activism, a new form of resistance to violence against women. Includes vigils, monuments, songs, gardens, plaques, and violence awareness campaigns that insist we remember the many women and girls, murdered and missing.

Reviews empirical data about how Aboriginal peoples are doing in the postsecondary education system and what the data suggests about strategies to improve these results.

Provides statistical data on women's participation in positions of influence, including government, judicial system, and education.

Studies the educational circumstances of Aboriginal students in Winnipeg inner city high schools.

Argues that everyone should receive adequate education that will enable them to understand scientific principles.

Examines the lives of women with disabilities and explores the effects of the double discrimination of gender and disability they face. Demonstrates how women with disabilities have been neglected by both the disability field and the feminist movement.

Discusses contemporary debates on education and poverty and explains how a gender based analysis addresses women and girl's lack of access to education.