161. LSBN Toronto | The Lesbian Social & Business Network Of Toronto An online magazine, and resource hub catering to the lesbian community. Provides up-to-date information relevant to women, and a space that is fun and accepting where safe and friendly interaction can take place. http://www.lsbntoronto.com/

CHICKITAS: A NIGHT WITH THE POPE'S SIDEKICK - DJ Rox Friday June 25, 2004; 9:30pm DJ Roxanne, formerly of Pope Joan's Friday night spins for you all night long...draw for amazing prizes (wristband holders only), hot tunes, cold drinks, tons of free giveaways and the time of your life. Wouldn't be a party without the Coyotes!!! THE WET PARTY Saturday, June 26, 2004; 9:30pm. DJ Carol , Chickitas resident DJ spins for you all night, tons of free giveaways, the Cayote Girls are back! A night you'll remember for the rest of your life! Need more info? Click here! A Midsummers Wet Dream Thursday, June 10 @ The Winchester Pub. Doors open: 8pm; Performances: 9pm. $10 at the door + fabulous door prizes and a 50/50 draw A fundraising/outreach event hosted by the Pride Toronto Dis/Ability Resources and Dyke March committees. An entertainment extravaganza featuring: some of Toronto's finest Drag Kings inspires and celebrates all womyn loving womyn.

162. Peterborough. Buddhist Women's Sangha Of Ontario A resident and training place for Buddhist nuns. This is also where nuns teach BuddhaDharma. http://www.buddhistplace.ca/

163. A Woman's Place AWOMAN S place Project is an international collaborative of women working through media and education to address issues of gender equity and contribute to the http://zaza.com/awomansplace/

A W OMAN'S P LACE Project is an international collaborative of women working through media and education to address issues of gender equity and contribute to the process of social change. The Project evolved from an international documentary series on issues of gender and power and now encompasses international outreach and education efforts as well as media education projects with women. CONTACT US FOR MORE INFORMATION OR SUGGESTIONS: MARIA NICOLO 201 W. 85th St. Apt. 8C New York, N.Y. 10024 USA Ph: 1 212 877 3253 Email: maria_nicolo@msn.com PAROMITA VOHRA 28/17A, PMGP Off Mahakali Caves Road Andheri (E), Bombay 400 093 INDIA Ph: 91 22 837 7960 Email: parodevi@vsnl.com A W OMAN'S P LACE is a project that asks you to look at the big picture- and then look again, using the lens of gender. It invites us to dismantle old frameworks, while presenting new and transformative visions whereby we can reclaim the world for ourselves as women, men and citizens. Our work integrates two areas-gender and media. As a project about gender

164. South Dakota Muslim Women's Network A place for individuals interested in issues important to South Dakota Muslim women. http://www.geocities.com/south_dakota_muslim_women

To contact us: President: Sister Ayah Email: ayah_haque_20@hotmail.com South Dakota Muslim Women's Network c/o Islamic Society of Brookings 11th St. Brookings,SD 57006 Greetings... We pray that someday, all governments will be willing to put the Billions of dollars they swiftly have available for war, into food, shelter and education. Only through kindness, gentleness and compassion for others will our world truly become a "Developed" world. We ask our fellow Americans to take the time to talk with people of other faiths and to learn for yourself what they believe. Don't depend on the propaganda machines of the media. [even the internet or printed materials provided to you by faith-based or political organizations] Do something truly Brave; stop and talk to someone who lives perhaps next door or who worships around the corner. Find out if what you have heard through the grapevine or on tv or radio is truly what they are about. Our organization offers English speaking speakers to groups in the region and are more than happy to help facilitate such events for the betterment of us all. God willing. Let us promote the American Dream, not the nightmares of xenophobia. We ask all who read this to speak up against stereotyping of ethnic and religious groups that may, on the surface, appear to be the same as those cowards who committed the crimes againt humanity. Let us remember that several hundred who died on 9-11 where NOT American, but of other nations. It was not an attack on a faith, but an attack on innocence.

165. Places Where Women Made History: A National Register Of Historic Places Travel I The National Park Service has developed a travel itinerary featuring 74 different properties from the National Register of Historic places in New York and Massachusetts. The itinerary includes interactive maps, descriptions of each place's significance in women's history, photographs, information on public accessibility, essays on women's achievements in American history, and links to other pertinent Web sites. http://www.cr.nps.gov/nr/travel/pwwmh/

one = new Image(206,50) one.src = "splashmenu1on.jpg" two = new Image(206,24) two.src = "spalshmenu2on.jpg" three = new Image(206,24) three.src = "splashmenu3on.jpg" four = new Image(206,24) four.src = "splashmenu4on.jpg" five = new Image(206,24) five.src = "splashmenu5on.jpg" six = new Image(206,35) six.src = "splashmenu6on.jpg" travelers, researchers, historians, preservationists, and anyone interested in American history to the wide range of historic places associated with the many varied aspects of women's history. The itinerary highlights 74 historic properties in Massachusetts and New York that are listed in the National Register, America's official list of places important in our history and worthy of preservation. The itinerary includes interactive maps, descriptions of each place's significance in women's history, photographs, information on public accessibility, essays on women's achievements in American history, and links to other pertinent Web sites.

166. Honolulu Star-Bulletin Features By Burl Burlingame. Honolulu StarBulletin http://starbulletin.com/96/07/11/features/story3.html

June Foray, inset, provides the voice for Bullwinkle's sidekick Rocky, left, as well as for Boris' companion Natasha, right. Women find place in humor's boys' club By Burl Burlingame Star-Bulletin Women who make fun isn't the same thing as making fun of women. The latter is no joke, pal. But the former opens up a whole new world of humor. The University of Hawaii Summer Session this year has a focus on "The Comic in the Culture," and that includes a look at how women have tickled the national funnybone. Two of the visiting dignitaries are June Foray, a voice-over legend in the animation industry, and Trina Robbins, one of the most respected female cartoonists in America. Both are giving free weekend lectures. You might know Foray best as the voice of Rocky the Flying Squirrel - she can't travel without "some guy walking up and talking to me in a Bullwinkle voice. I automatically answer in Rocky's voice!" she said from her Los Angeles home. She started in radio drama at age 15 in the '50s, graduating to Capitol comedy albums with the likes of Stan Freberg and Mel Blanc when radio was blindsided by TV. Luckily, the Disney studios discovered her vocal abilities and cast her as the cat in "Cinderella," her first animated role. Foray continued on-camera work - 13 weeks with Johnny Carson, a reoccurring role as "a little Mexican girl on 'Green Acres'" - but eventually decided she'd had it with make-up, wardrobe, hairstylists and the rest of the visual end of show biz. She wanted to do vocal work only. Did that decision pay off?

167. National Employment Law Project Initiatives Between a Rock and a Hard place Confronting the Failure of State UI Systems to Serve women and Working Families. (July http://www.nelp.org/ui/initiatives/family/between.cfm

Federal Material Specific Worker Initiatives State Material UI Publications by Type Unemployment Insurance Specific Worker Initiatives Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Confronting the Failure of State UI Systems to Serve Women and Working Families (July 2003) by Rebecca Smith, Rick McHugh and Andrew Stettner, National Employment Law Project click here In addition, the report finds: Only 13 states have specific provisions that allow a woman to quit her job because of sexual or other personal harassment and receive UI benefits. Almost half of all women will suffer sexual harassment at least once in their work life. Of these, nine percent will quit a job to avoid harassment, with as little as 20 percent filing a formal complaint regarding the harassment. Women who leave their jobs under these circumstances should be covered by the UI system. States should adopt policies that close the "gender gap" in their UI systems. Because the states operate their own UI systems with little oversight by the federal government, they are also free to address these issues in state legislation. States can provide for general rules that "personal compelling" reasons justify an individual leaving his or her job. Or they can enact general rules relating to domestic circumstances. Finally, they can enact specific statutes that provide that it is "good cause" to leave a job due to child care conflicts, care-giving responsibilities, illness, sexual harassment and domestic violence. These are essential steps towards restoring gender and family balance to the UI system.

168. The Gift Place, Online Gifts, Gift Baskets, Travel Accessories, Luggage And Excl Gifts for men, women, teenagers, kids and pets. http://www.thegiftplace.co.uk/

Welcome to The Gift Place, your premier source for online gifts, gift baskets, travel accessories, luggage and exclusive gift items. Please click here to enter The Gift Place (if your browser does not automatically redirect you): Enter The Gift Place

169. The Christian Science Monitor | Csmonitor.com Discusses Shirin Ebadi, an Iranian women's rights lawyer and Iran's first woman judge before the revolution. Christian Science Monitor http://www.csmonitor.com/durable/1999/10/15/p1s4.htm

WORLD USA COMMENTARY LEARNING ... Text Edition Search: Archive Packages Collections of articles on specific topics. Most-viewed stories: (for 06/11/04) Remembering Reagan from the Beltway The rise of mourning in America Even as economy recovers, undecideds tilt toward Kerry Already a Sovereign in Iraq ... The newest prison contraband: cellphones WORLD, SOCIAL CHANGE from the October 15, 1999 edition Editor's note The Christian Science Monitor archive includes stories dating back to 1980. Some early articles lack sufficient formatting, and will appear as one long column without paragraph breaks. We apologize for the aesthetics and hope that the information will still be of value to you. A tough place to be a woman with a cause Michael Theodoulou, Special to The Christian Science Monitor TEHRAN, IRAN - She is accused by some hard-line ayatollahs of trying single-handedly to undermine Iran's Islamic revolution. Petite and soft-spoken, she looks no match for her bearded detractors. But Shirin Ebadi is made of steel. "Any person who pursues human rights in Iran must live with fear from birth to death, but I have learned to overcome my fear," she says.

170. No Safe Place No Safe place offers resources and insights into the origins and possible solutions to violence against women. (Public Broadcasting System) http://www.pbs.org/kued/nosafeplace/index.html

Premiering on PBS Friday, March 27, 1998, at 9 PM EST (check local listings). Produced by KUED Made possible by the Albert and Elaine Borchard Foundation and the Dr. Ezekiel R. and Edna Wattis Dumke Foundation

171. MY SISTER'S PLACE Provides confidential shelter, programs, education and advocacy for battered women and their children. Includes volunteer opportunities, projects and resources. http://www.mysistersplacedc.org/

172. Addiction Therapy Eating Disorders Sexual Trauma - Treatment For Women Pia's place is a ninetyday extended care facility operated by women for women. Treatment for alcoholism, drug addiction, PTSD, sexual trauma, dual diagnosis, sexual addiction, and related problems. Located in Prescott, AZ. http://www.piasplace.com/

Pia's Place is a state licensed ninety-day extended care treatment facility operated by women for women who want to take control of their lives. We offer treatment for: Alcoholism/Other Drug Addiction Eating Disorders PTSD/Sexual Trauma Codependence Dual Diagnosis Love/Sex Addiction Depression/Anxiety Located in beautiful Prescott, Arizona, Pia's Place is staffed by caring professionals whose goal is to aid women in the healing process. E-MAIL US Additional Professional Resources Sober Recovery Sober.com

173. Canadian Women's Internet Association A resource centre and meeting place for Canadian women. Topics include feminism, motherhood, health and spirituality. http://www.herplace.org/

Providing a Community on the Internet for Canadian Women Note: This site is moving to herplace.org . Please change your bookmarks. The Canadian Women's Internet Association was founded to give all women both a voice and a place of their own in Cyberspace. We are here to ensure that women feel welcome and comfortable on the Internet. This Web site serves as a resource centre and meeting place for Canadian women. Our Information Resource Centre contains hundreds of links to sites relevant to women, with a special focus on Canadian content. Our interactive guestbook allows you to meet other women or speak your mind on the Web. We also have mailing lists that we use to stay in touch with each other, and to express our many unique ideas and perceptions of the world. Don't be shy to check us out. We look forward to hearing from you! Non-Tables Version Advocacy Canadian Resources for Women Internet Help for Women ... CLW Page accessed at local time: First Modified: Sunday, 04-Feb-96 13:58:32 PST Last Modified:

174. Hooster.net - Worlds Cheapest Domain Names, Including .biz And .info place for Muslim sisters to exchange ideas, discussions on Islam. Channel guide and rules. Links to Islamic sites useful for women. http://muslimahs.8m.com

175. Network West, Dumfries & Galloway For women in business, and all women looking for a place to gather free resources, business, sales and marketing tips, home business ideas, an online community for women. http://www.networkwest.co.uk

Although Network West has a business focus, it also provides an important social and supportive role. The Healthy Club continues to thrive..... The Therapists have had several guest speakers.... The Art group held a very successful exhibition in the Langholm Town hall gallery which resulted in the sale of some 20 paintings We are optimistic that our activities will continue to grow and we will contribute positively to the plan of putting Langholm back on the map. Network WEST - Women of Eskdale Skills Team - was started in 1998 as a Groundbase Project to encourage and support rural women to develop skills, build confidence, undertake training and share resources to develop economic activity in a mutually supportive way.

176. ChildFun Chat A safe meeting place for parents, families and women to chat. Scheduled chats include breastfeeding, daycare providers and homeschooling. http://childfun.com/chat

177. Alcotts And Orchard House A virtual tour of Orchard House, Alcott's childhood home and the place where she is believed to have written Little women. http://www.louisamayalcott.org/alcottorchard.html

Learn About the Alcotts and Orchard House Amos Bronson Alcott originally purchased two houses, both dating to the early 1700’s. He moved the smaller tenant house and joined it to the rear of the main structure, making many improvements to the main house, as he explains in his journal entries of 1857-58. At that time, the site encompassed 12 acres of apple orchards, probably appealing to Mr. Alcott who considered apples the most perfect food. It is not surprising that he should name his home "The Orchard House." Orchard House was the Alcott family's most permanent home (from 1858 to 1877). Louisa May Alcott wrote her classic work, Little Women , here in 1868 at a "shelf" desk built by her father especially for her. She also set Little Women in this home, causing guests to comment that "a visit to Orchard House is like walking through the book!" There have been no major structural changes to the site since the Alcotts’ time of residence. Approximately 75% of the furnishings were owned by the Alcotts, and the rooms look very much as they did when the family lived there. A tour of Orchard House introduces visitors both to objects which were important to the family and to the family members themselves: Amos Bronson Alcott , a transcendental philosopher and teacher;

178. Status Of Women In Islam A variety of articles that deal with issues surrounding the role and place of women in models of Muslim belief. http://www.geocities.com/WestHollywood/Park/6443/women/

Status of Woman in Islam Women in Islamic Law - Abdur Rahman I. Doi The Status of Woman in Islam - Jamal A. Badawi ... Shattering Illusions: Western Conceptions of Muslim Women See Also: Sister Huma's Homepage Muslim Women League Status of women in Hinduism Circumcision ... Latest News about Islam and Muslims You are visitor number We are Muslims Against DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Site Owned By: YOUR NAME Next Previous Next 5 Sites ... Join Support the Campaign!

179. Guild Of Women Gamers, The (GWG) An organization to band women gamers together in the world of online gaming. The guild is here as a meeting place and support site for women gamers all over the net. http://members.tripod.com/lafemme_2/ggamers.html

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180. Women's National Team women's National Team Discussion Forum is a place WNT fans can talk about their favorite team. New York PowerFan's Discussion Board. http://pub42.ezboard.com/fnypowerfrm3

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