Women Educators and Language Learners
Japan-prevention of spousal violence law.pdf
Ueno Chizuko on sex equality.pdf
Psychologist who researches identity formation in adolescent males. See also http://www.clarku.edu/~mbamberg/project.htm Transiting from Childhood to Adolescence as a Young Male: An Investigation of the Cultural Construction of Masculinity (in Brazil, US and Japan)
VAWW-NET Japan(Violence Against Women in War-Network
VAWW-NET Japan was formed in 1998 with the conviction that “in order to eliminate violence against women in war and armed conflicts, women at the global and national levels are seeking to build a non-militarized world by bearing the responsibility of creating a peace that is based on the perspective of women’s human rights.” VAWW NET Japan was on the International Organizing Committee for the Women’s International Tribunal on Japan’s Military Sexual Slavery took place in Tokyo in December 2000.
Video Juku is a women’s group that creates documentaries in order to achieve a society free of violence and discrimination against women. Currently we are part of a bigger movement to record testimonies of the former comfort women of the Japanese military. Series of documentaries on these women all around Asia are still to come from Video Juku. Also, we give technical support to other women and human right’s NGOs to create videos.
in Japanese
Yokohama Women’s Forum newsletter
Web sites designed by, for, and about Japanese women. Also included is a list of Web addresses of women’s groups who are promoting international networks for women. Home page is at http://www.women.city.yokohama.jp/index.html
Girls, Women and Media Project
International Women’s Rights Watch Asia Pacific
Internet Women’s History Sourcebook (from ancient to modern history on a global scale)
Ten Things Men Can Do To Prevent Gender Violence
UN Commission on the Status of Women
Links to web sites, Critical or positive evaluations of the Islamic teaching and reality, Related issues (Polygamy, Female circumcision, etc.)
African-American and African Women resources and links
from Women’s History website
Compilation of Gender Equality & Domestic Violence Laws from Around the World
from Wellesley Center for Women; many links
RAWA website (in reference to CEDAW)
RAWA, the Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan, was established in Kabul, Afghanistan, in 1977 as an independent political/social organization of Afghan women fighting for human rights and for social justice in Afghanistan.
2008 LINKS
Dawn Centre : (Osaka Prefectural Women’s Centre)
General UnionDiscovering Voices, Discovering Selves
Robert Jensen: Pornography and the end of Masculinity What’s the Matter with Getting Off
From ZNet Gender Feminism Watch
Levins Morales: Thinking Ouside the (Ballot) Box
Sargent: We’d Like a Woman President…
Goodman: Cause Bigger Than Soitzer Sex Scandal
McNeill: Child Sex Trafficking in Cambodia
Jamail: Women’s Day IraqOmer: Woman’s Day in Gaza
Weidman: Zapatista Women’s Encuentro
Bader: Men and Abortion Making Face, Making SoulFeminist.comWomen’s Liberation Archive
Gay Men’s Health CrisisGuerrilla GirlsInstitute for Women’s ResearchNative American WomenMADREMy Sister, MyselfNative WebNational Gay and Lesbian Task Force
National Organization for Women138
OOBHistory of the Suffrage MovementPlanet OutQueer Legal ResourcesRAWASojournerThird WaveWILPFWMMWWWomen
Women in North AmericaGap Kids: New Frontiers in Child AbuseZNet Writers’ blogs on Gender and Feminism
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Institute for Women’s Research
National Gay and Lesbian Task Force
National Organization for Women
History of the Suffrage Movement
EARLIER LINKS
TEXTBOOK: GENDER ISSUES TODAY
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In 2005 GALE members and others collaborated to jointly write an intermediate English level textbook that would provide an introduction to gender issues to non-native speakers. The title of this book, which emphasizes active learning and critical thinking, is Gender Issues Today. The classroom activities “activate” all of the original seven multiple intelligences identified by Howard Gardner and all Myers-Briggs type learning style preferences, in an effort to accommodate all kinds of learners.This book is currently being used successfully by college teachers in Japan but has been found useful also by some overseas educators.A review of the book (by an EFL teacher based in Thailand) can be found at: http://www.efltu.org/reviews/genderissues.htm
Themes of the 16 chapters of Gender Issues Today include: What is gender? Gender socialization, Gender and language, Gender and family issues, Gender and employment, Gender and violence, Gender and health issues, Sex work, Gender stereotypes, Masculinities and men’s movements, Heterosexism, Reproductive rights, Gender and the environment and others.
Gender and Language Research Group at Lancaster University
Gender Issues Women’s Study Database, University of Maryland
Reflections on the Concept of Gender Paper by Mila Amurrio
Gender/Human Development Programme Asian and Pacific Development Centre
Equal Opportunities Commission A U.K. government-sponsored organisation
Digital Eve Japan Making computers and the WWW accessible to women.
Queer Japan: a book on Japanese gays, lesbians, and bisexuals
Rainbow Educators Network Information by, for and about lesbian, gay and bisexual teachers of EFL
Connections Across Cultures
And a resource for foreigners living in Japan…
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Japan-prevention of spousal violence law.pdf
Ueno Chizuko on sex equality.pdf
Feminist Collections
Michael Bamberg home page
Psychologist who researches identity formation in adolescent males. See also http://www.clarku.edu/~mbamberg/project.htm Transiting from Childhood to Adolescence as a Young Male: An Investigation of the Cultural Construction of Masculinity (in Brazil, US and Japan)
VAWW-NET Japan(Violence Against Women in War-Network
VAWW-NET Japan was formed in 1998 with the conviction that “in order to eliminate violence against women in war and armed conflicts, women at the global and national levels are seeking to build a non-militarized world by bearing the responsibility of creating a peace that is based on the perspective of women’s human rights.” VAWW NET Japan was on the International Organizing Committee for the Women’s International Tribunal on Japan’s Military Sexual Slavery took place in Tokyo in December 2000.
Video Juku
Video Juku is a women’s group that creates documentaries in order to achieve a society free of violence and discrimination against women. Currently we are part of a bigger movement to record testimonies of the former comfort women of the Japanese military. Series of documentaries on these women all around Asia are still to come from Video Juku. Also, we give technical support to other women and human right’s NGOs to create videos.
Wings Kyoto
women’s center
Women’s Counselling Kyoto
in Japanese
Yokohama Women’s Forum newsletter
Web sites designed by, for, and about Japanese women. Also included is a list of Web addresses of women’s groups who are promoting international networks for women. Home page is at http://www.women.city.yokohama.jp/index.html
Girls, Women and Media Project
International Women’s Rights Watch Asia Pacific
Internet Women’s History Sourcebook (from ancient to modern history on a global scale)
Language and Gender Links
ROE V. WADE What is the legal legacy of the 1973 Supreme Court decision on abortion? (PBS newshour debate) -Abortion
Ten Things Men Can Do To Prevent Gender Violence
UN Commission on the Status of Women
Women in Islam
links to web sites, Critical or positive evaluations of the Islamic teaching and reality, Related issues (Polygamy, Female circumcision, etc.)
African-American and African Women resources and links
from Women’s History website
Compilation of Gender Equality & Domestic Violence Laws from Around the World
from Wellesley Center for Women; many links
RAWA website (in reference to CEDAW)
RAWA, the Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan, was established in Kabul, Afghanistan, in 1977 as an independent political/social organization of Afghan women fighting for human rights and for social justice in Afghanistan.
http://www.rawa.org/index.php
2008 LINKS
Women’s Action Network Dawn Centre : (Osaka Prefectural Women’s Centre)
Discovering Voices, Discovering Selves
Getting Off: Pornography and the End of Masculinity
Robert Jensen: Pornography and the end of Masculinity
What’s the Matter with Getting Off
From ZNet Gender Feminism Watch
The book by Robert Jensen
Ireland: Gay Iranian in UK
Levins Morales: Thinking Ouside the (Ballot) Box
Sargent: We’d Like a Woman President…
Goodman: Cause Bigger Than Soitzer Sex Scandal
McNeill: Child Sex Trafficking in Cambodia
Jamail: Women’s Day Iraq
Omer: Woman’s Day in Gaza
Weidman: Zapatista Women’s Encuentro
George: Same Sex in Australia
Sinclair: Lap Dancing
WWW LINKS
9 to 5
Institute for Women’s Research
National Gay and Lesbian Task Force
National Organization for Women138
History of the Suffrage Movement
Gap Kids: New Frontiers in Child Abuse
ZNet Writers’ blogs on Gender and Feminism
Newest Z Videos138
Albert: Parecon and Gender
A problem with this discussion, like many others that we will undertake, is that there is as yet…
Meister: Dolores Huerta
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Mychalejko: Iraqi Women & War
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Klein: Zapatista Women Experiences
The Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN) is best known for its brief uprising in January…
Jensen: Where We are Stuck
I am having dinner on a Thursday night in a restaurant in New York
Ireland: The ENDA Mess
Regardless of whether or not Congress, in the days ahead, passes an Employment Non-Discrimination…
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In the early 1980s, anti-abortion forces began to heed criticism that their reverence for the…
Links out to WWW: Feminism/Gender