ONE SUMMER AT SENECA /6 

FIRST STRIKE FOR PEACE/ 12 

THE NEW YORK EIGHT/ 19 

DOAN KET DANCE COLLECTIVE / 24 

LILLIAN WALD: AT HOME ON HENRY STREET/ 31 

RELIABLE SOURCES / 39 

SISTERS IN SUPPORT OF SISTERS IN SOUTH AFRICA 

ART AGAINST APARTHEID / 45 

BELFAST CONTROL ZONE /51 

JUNE BEER'S STORY / 54 

OPTIMISM/PESSIMISM CONSTRUCTING A LIFE / 59 

PIECE BY PEACE/ 60 

WOMEN'S PEACE CAMPS AND RESOURCES /64 

A POLITIC TO PUBLIC ART / 66 

IN THE MIDST OF PLENTY/ 72 

INTELLECTUALS AND POLITICAL ACTION /78 

ANONYMOUS WITNESS / 84 

THE SHADOW PROJECT / 86 



Judith McDaniel 

Lucy Lippard 

Joan Harmon 

Gloria Nazario 

Clare Coss 

Train- ed Poets 

/42 Blanche Wiesen Cook 

Susan Ortega 

Bonnie Donahue/Werner Wada 

Betty LaDuke 

Martha Rosier 

Carol Jacobsen 

Gwyn Kirk 

Jenny Dixon 

an interview with Kathy Goldman 

Cam Gendel Ryan 

Holly Metz 

Donna Grund Slepack 



QUESTIONNAIRES 



QUESTION 1/4 
QUESTION 2/16 
QUESTION 3/20 
QUESTION 4/39 
QUESTION 5/48 
QUESTION 6 /58 
QUESTION 7/68 
QUESTION 8/82 
QUESTION 9/94 

POETRY 



What led to your activism? 

How have your political ideas evolved? 

What books/traditions/role models influenced you? 

Has your attitude toward non-activists changed? 

When have you been most effective? What is your criteria for success? 

What are your greatest pleasures in activism? 

What frustrations have you experienced? 

What have racial, sexual, class, religious, or age differences meant? 

What do you find ironic in everday contradictions of activism? 



OUR FATHER WHO DROWNS THE BIRDS /ll 
SKULLS IN NEAT ROWS /65 
GUATEMALA/ RAVENNA /71 
GROUND ZERO /90 



Barbara Kingsolver 

Victoria Garton 

Marithelma Costa 

Sharon Doubiago 



SPEAK UP 



DIRECT ACTION AGAINST SEXISM IN ADS /22 

JABBERWOCKY /29 

FEMINIST TAX RESISTANCE /41 

INTERVIEWS: STEPHANIE WOOLHANDLER AND FLO KENNEDY / 70 

FIGHTING GENTRIFICAT10N/81 



Carole McCabe 

Elain Christensen 

Joanie Fritz 

Susan Woolhandler 

Melanie 'Harm