Sheroes Womyn Warriors Calendar 2009 - front cover
Sheroes Womyn Warriors Calendar 2009 - back cover

Sheroes Womyn Warriors 2009 Calendar

The Gustavus Myers Center for the Study of Bigotry and Human Rights, an independent national center (www.myerscenter.org), is now selling this popular education resource portraying a bevy of women, one for each day of the month, who took risks for greater than their own private purpose.

We welcome suggestions on womyn rebels who should be included in the 2010 calendar. Email us at lorewill@myerscenter.org.

Thanks - for in the struggle for justice is the hope!

 

$15, plus $3 for shipping/handling for a single copy.
$162, plus $12 for shipping/handling for a dozen copies.


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WHO ARE WE?

Do you recognize these three women? They accomplished so much, yet their stories are often forgotten.

Roll your mouse over each photo to discover the answer!

Answer: Rosa Bonheur
Celebrated the earth and draft animals in her paintings.
Answer: Maria Martinez
A master potter known as the "Mother of the Pueblo".
Answer: Isadora Duncan
Radical and innovative choreographer/dancer.
Answer: Ingrid Washinawatok el-Issa
Worked to revitalize usage of indigenous language.
Answer: Mary Dann
Refused to concede her tribe's ancestral land.
Answer: Ruth First
Anti-apartheid activist who devoted her life to uncovering and reporting injustices.
Answer: Bella Abzug
One of the first congresspersons to support gay rights.
Answer: Florynce Rae Kennedy
Co-founded the Feminist Party.
Answer: Vijaya Pandit
Fought the repression of British rule and was imprisoned three times.
Answer: Nannie Burroughs
School motto was: We specialize in the wholly impossible.
Answer: Nabawiyya Musa
Founded two private girls' schools in Egypt.
Answer: Maria Baldwin
One of the first African American Women to be a school principal.
Answer: Molly Ivins
Legendary for her dissenting wit and down-home homilies.
Answer: Duygu Asena
Founded the first women's magazine in Turkey.
Answer: Jovita de Juarez
A constant voice for social justice and equality for Chicanos.