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Meetings of Educational Personnel and
General Public
1.Panelist on Women and Violence,
Newfoundland Status of Women Council,
September 1974.
2.Resource Person, Annual Convention,
School Counsellors Association of
Newfoundland, "The Changing Status of
Women: Implications for Counsellors and
Counselling," 27-28 September 1974.
3.Speaker and Resource Person, Allied
Youth Provincial Conference on "The
Dynamics and Intentions of International
Women's Year," Gander, Newfoundland,
June 1975.
4.Speaker, Newfoundland Status of Women
Council's Celebrations, International
Women's Day, 8 March 1977, 8 March 1975.
5.Speaker on "Femininity: Women in the
Armed Forces." Conference on Sex Role
Stereotyping, City School, Toronto,
Ontario, 12 March 1982.
6.Resource Person for the Complaint
against Canadian National Railway of
sexual discrimination which Action
Traivail des femmes (Montreal) has
brought before the Human Rights
Commission, 1982-83; expert witness for
Action Travail des femmes at hearing of
this case in Montreal, 9 February 1983.
7.Lecture on "Historical Moments in the
Development of a Feminist Perspective in
Education," Women's Study Group,
Toronto, 15 March 1984.
8.Lecture on "Women and Peace" for the
Workshop Series in "Currents of Thought
on Peace," sponsored by the Global Peace
and Education and Critical Pedagogy
Group, OISE, April 30, 1985.
9.Lecture on "German Jews under the
Weimar Republic" for the Student Seminar
Day on the Holocaust, sponsored by the
Holocaust Remembrance Committee, Toronto
Jewish Congress, OISE, May 7, 1985.
10."Women Have Nothing to Gain from a
Harvard of the North," Popular Feminism
Lecture Series, OISE Centre for Women's
Studies in Education, December 2, 1985.
11."The History of Women's Paid and
Unpaid Work," Later Life Learning
Lecture Series, Innis College,
University of Toronto, December 16,
1985.
12.Lecture on "The Impact of Militarism
on Women" for the adult education "Peace
and the Arms Race" course, sponsored by
the Toronto Board of Education, March 5,
1986.
13.Contribution to Panel on "Peace is
possible--What must we do?" at the
Women's Forum (co-sponsored by the Voice
of Women and Science for Peace) for the
City of Toronto Peace Festival, Council
Chambers, Toronto City Hall, October 21,
1986.
14.Resource Person for Workshop on "The
Coercive Powers of the State" at "Women
& the State: A Conference for Feminist
Activists," Ontario Institute for
Studies in Education, February 6-8,
1987.
15.Slide presentation on "The Second
World War and Employment Equity for
Women," for the Employment Equity for
Women Council, Ontario Ministry for
Skills Development and Ministry of
Correctional Services, Tornto, September
25, 1987.
16.Workshop on "Gender Politics in the
Work Place: Politicize and Mobilize" at
the Conference "Lead Time: Charting
Your Future," Status of Women Committee,
Ontario Secondary School Teachers'
Federation, Toronto, November 21, 1987.
17.Contributor to Panel "Toward a Global
Perspective on Peace, World Order and
Development Education," at the
Pre-Conference Session on "The Role of
Canada's Community Colleges in Peace and
World Order Education," Association of
Canadian Community Colleges Annual
Conference, St. John, New Brunswick, May
29, 1988.
18.Introductory Remarks for Conference
"Violence Against Women: Strategies for
Change," Centre for Women's Studies in
Education, OISE, November 30, 1990.
19."Experience, Difference, Dominance
and Voice in the Writing of Canadian
Women's History," in Later Life Learning
Series on "The `Breakup' of Canadian
History," University of Toronto, January
24, 1991.
20.Lecture on Women and the Second World
War. The Grade Six Class, the Mabin
School, Toronto, Ontario, 18 February
1991.
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