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The Chicago Women's Liberation Union: The Legacy of Organizing Around Women's Health Issues is a 101 slide PowerPoint presentation that summarizes some of the history of the women's health movement in Chicago.
Put together by former CWLU members Estelle Carol, Mardge Cohen, Lauren Crawford, Diane Horwitz, Jenny Knauus, Kathy Mallin and Coral Norris, this PowerPoint history is available for download. Please use it in your classes and as a research resource.
You may download The Chicago Women's Liberation Union: The Legacy of Organizing Around Women's Health Issues HERE (40.5 megs). |
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