Lakehead University Archives

Working Paper #7 Just Getting there Creating visual Tools for Collective Analysis in Freirean Education Programs for Migrant Women in Peru and Canada by Deborah Barndt 1976 - 1981

[Women and Economic Matters]

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1975 - 1995

Part of Margaret Phillips fonds

Women and Pensions Committee Key Pension Reform That We Should Encourage Our MPs to Support

Excerpts from Women and the Economy by Diana Ellis

The Role of Women in Economic Development Text of a Speech Given in Terrace, September 1975, by Eileen Caner, Women’s Economic Rights Branch, Ministry of Economic Development.

A Secondary Majority The Hidden Unemployed by H. L Robinson October 1977 Canadian Forum 15
Native Women’s Association of Canada - The Role of Native Women in Economic Development a Philosophical and Practical Approach Presented to the Kantata Institute's Economic Development Conference for Indian, Inuit and Metis the Private Business Sector and the Public Economic Sector May 1981

Women and the Economy Conference Action Report May, 1983 Thunder Bay, Ontario

The Women and Economic Development Sub - Committee’s Submission to the Royal Commission. September 30, 1983

Representation to the Parliamentary Task Force on Pension Reform Submitted by: The Women & Pensions Committee Thunder Bay Ontario October 1983

The Exclusion of Women from Economic Planning Women Against the Budget from The Other MacDonald Report Lorimer 1985

Women and the Economy: An Overview of Women’s Involvement in the Economic Development Process. An Address to a Conference of North Shore Women, Terrace Bay, Ontario, October 1985 by Diana Ellis, Consultant, Women’s issues, Associate, Women’s Research Centre, Vancouver B.C.

Reforming the Canada Pension Plan: The Implications for Women November, 1995 Monica Townson Paper Prepared for Status of Women Canada

Brief to the Public Consultations on Pay Equality Legislation Thunder Bay March 05, 1986

A Feminist Perspective on Community Economic Development Panel Presentation at “Women and the Economy” Conference on November 22 at Douglas College by Melanie Conn

[Pamphlet] Economics and ideology of women under capitalism