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• ↓ Gloria Steinem: A Personal Remembrance by Beth Bartlett
• ↓ Notes from the ‘Field’ in August 2026, part 2 by Sara Wright
• ↓ The Legacy of Carol P. Christ: Are We Living in a Rape Culture?
• ↓ SheSpeaks! Women of the Bible Have Their Say by Janet Rudolph
• ↓ The Divine Feminine App
• ↓ Iranian Women Trapped by War, Poverty, and Domestic Abuse by WNCRI
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"I was only in my 20s, a kid really, when I first heard Gloria Steinem speak to a small gathering in a church in Little Falls, Minnesota. I don’t remember a word she said. I only know that that day she changed my life forever. I left that meeting knowing that that was what I wanted to do with my life. I wanted to become like her — an activist, a mover and shaker for the feminist movement. I was already writing my PhD thesis on 19th century feminism – the First Wave of feminism in the US, but here was the Second Wave right in front of me and I wanted to dive in. I’d found my passion."

"A month or two later, I left Little Falls for Duluth, Minnesota. Little did I know that I was moving to one of the most significant hubs of feminist activism in the country at just the right time.[i] Within my first week here I connected with a group of women at the university who were in the process of trying to start a Women’s Studies minor and was quickly recruited to join them in their efforts. I spent the next year very involved in what would be a successful effort and was lucky enough to teach the first Intro to Women’s Studies ever offered at UMD a year later."

"Because of such poor air quality Coalie and I walk in the morning when the air is clear or isn’t as toxic as it will be by afternoon. For the last two years the ozone level has skyrocketed due to unchecked deforestation, and the ever- worsening particulates burn my eyes.  Headaches strike as soon as the air begins to thicken. As a result, summers have become another challenging season with me prioritizing clean air over outdoor time. My Coalie has a small set of lungs and mine are aging."

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Gloria Steinem: A Personal Remembrance by Beth Bartlett

Notes from the ‘Field’ in August 2026, part 2 by Sara Wright

The Legacy of Carol P. Christ: Are We Living in a Rape Culture?

SheSpeaks! Women of the Bible Have Their Say by Janet Rudolph

The Divine Feminine App

Iranian Women Trapped by War, Poverty, and Domestic Abuse by WNCRI