Patricia
Ireland
" Equal Rights: Are We
There Yet?"
Join
Oakland University in welcoming Patricia Ireland to
campus. Ireland will be presenting
a lecture entitled Equal Rights: Are We
There Yet? on March 31, 2005,
noon - 1:00 pm in Banquet Room A of the Oakland
Center (campus
map). This program is free and open to the public,
and is being co-sponsored by the College of Arts and
Sciences Distinguished
Program
Fund; Women's Studies; Rhetoric, Communication and
Journalism; Art and Art History; Sociology and Anthropology,
Modern Languages, PHL, Women's Issues Form, Student
For the Advancement of the GSC, Young Dems and the
GSA. For more information, call the Oakland
University Women's Studies Program (248) 370-3221.
Patricia Ireland is the most recognized face of feminism
in the United States today. Chosen one of Vanity Fair's
Most Influential Women in America in 1998, Ms. Ireland
is an upbeat and motivating speaker who captivates
her audience, challenges them to find their passion,
and motivates them to get involved in the issues of
the day. |
Articles about Patricia Ireland*:
- NOW Biography
- Conniff, Ruth (1999) An Interview
with Patricia Ireland .
The Progressive. August 1999 6(8) p35
Articles about Women's Rights*:
- Epstein, Barbara (2002). The successes and failures
of feminism.
Journal of Women's History Summer 14(2): 118(9)
- Becerra, Lidia (2003). Women's rights: taking stock.
(Human rights: unfinished business). Women's Health Collection Annual
7: 10(5)
- Morris, Bonnie (2002). When I was a teenage E.R.A.
activist.
NWSA Journal 14(2): 161(10)
- Bird, Sharon et al (2004). Creating status of women
reports: institutional housekeeping as "women's work". NWSA Journal 16(1):
194(13)
Books at Kresge Library:
- Ireland, Patricia (1996). What
Women Want.
- Ireland, Patricia (2003). "Progress
versus equality: are we there yet?" in The
difference "difference" makes
: women and leadership. Rhode, Deborah (ed).
- Rowland, Debran (2004).The
boundaries of her body : the troubling history of women's rights in America.
- Cobble, Dorothy (2004). The
other women's movement : workplace
justice and social rights in modern
America.
*Access to some full text
resources from off campus is limited to current Oakland students,
staff, and faculty. |