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A 370-page study/action guide to engage U.S. citizens in the international women's rights movement. By Elizabeth Fisher and Linda Gray MacKay. 1996.
The International Women’s Movement is a passionate area of interest for me. In September, 1995, I attended the Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing, China. Women and men from all over the world who were interested in full equality held two conferences, one for Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) and one for Official Governments. I attended the non-governmental portion of the meeting while the UUSC executive director and board president at the time attended the Official UN Conference.
Following these conferences, the Unitarian Universalist Service Committee (UUSC) published a book I co-authored with Linda Mackay, a constituent education specialist then on the staff of the UUSC entitled Gender Justice: Human Rights are Women’s Rights.
Containing important and timelees information, Gender Justice is presented in a friendly and accessible manner. It also includes a series of experiential exercises designed to explore the major concerns of women worldwide who have joined together to gain Universal Human Rights for all women. Published in early 1997, it is still available from the UUSC.
