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- 1983
- 1984
- 1985-2000
- June/July 1983
- August/Sept. 1983
- August 1984
- Interview: Barbara Deming
- WEFPJ Slide Show (1983)
- Stronger Than Before (1983)
- Excerpts from a Summer of Non-Violent Protest (1983)
- The Ritual of C.D. (1987)
- Every Woman Here (2007)
- Titles A - H
- Titles I - R
- Titles S - Z
- Songsheet Handouts
- 1982
- May/June 1983
- July 1983
- August 1983
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- Nov./Dec. 1983
- 1985-1986
- Brochures
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- Books, Essays, Cassettes, Papers
- Seneca WEFPJ Archives at Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe College
- Seneca WEFPJ Archives at Swarthmore College
- JEB's 1983 WEFPJ Slide Show
- Greenham Common Women's Peace Camp
- Greenham Common Peace Camp Songbook
- Code Pink Women for Peace
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PeaCe eNCaMPMeNT HeRSToRy PRoJeCT (PeHP)
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LiNKS
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ReplyDeleteThe faces of many of these women are etched in my memory from a time in my life that is so far away but fondly remembered. It was good to see them again. Thanks for sharing the pictures. lisa
ReplyDeleteThx so much for sharing the photos. Such an important time in my life. I lived in Geneva at the time. purple shorts 3 photos from bottom. I carry this in my soul and everyday life. deb zeleznik...in hawaii now
ReplyDeleteWow! Nice photos. I was at Seneca f,or almost three weeks in the Summer if 1984. I'm in a coule of the pictures: the AfricanAmrican woman with the purple bandana headband . While I was there a woman gave my a link from the Greenham Common fence, and I still have it. What I r rme ber most from my time there was dealing with the hostilities from neighbors and trying to build better communication..
ReplyDeletethis bit of history still sings in our hearts and affects our relationship to the world we live in today! Keep the remarkable works of the thousands of women who came alive. Tell your story!!!
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