The online archive of the Chicago Women's Liberation Union (1969-1977)
Memoirs & Bios Audio Memoirs  Our
audio memoirs are taken from existing video and audio tapes of CWLU
related activities. In the
future we hope to record more interviews of CWLU members and friends
to add to this collection.
We invite anyone who was involved with the Chicago Women's Liberation to record your memoirs on tape or digital recorder and submit it to us for the website. Please contact us if you are interested. To listen to the audio memoirs, you will need Quicktime You may download Quicktime HERE Please Note: We are having technical difficulties with some of our audio clips. We will be reviewing the problem starting the evening of March 3 and hope to have it cleared up ASAP. Until we do, please be patient....
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