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[Janine Cavicchia <>]

Dear Colleagues:

We are seeking input on resources for the development of our
University's  "Now is the Time...Social Justice" web page.  The current
webpage (www.time.wiu.edu) is focused on this year's campus-wide theme
of Civility and while some of that information will remain, we want to
expand the web page with resources on social justice.

Social Justice covers many areas and we would like to provide lists of
books (both fiction and non-fiction), authors, plays, music, and
electronic links by topic area.   I am specifically seeking resources
pertaining to women and "women's issues" (which we all know are really
human issues), but anything you may have as it relates to sexual
orientation, race, class, ethnicity, nationality, ability, etc. would be
welcome.

There has also been a strong suggestion to identify issues and
resources specifically associated with our county, region, state and so
forth.  It may be easier for individuals to utilize the Social Justice
resources if they connect directly to county, region, the State of
Illinois or have a more global appeal.  Again, your suggestions and
recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

Our committee is meeting this Wednesday at 9 a.m., so anything you
could email my way in the next day or two would be much appreciated.  We
meet again next Wednesday, May 7, so if you don't have time to get
something to me by this week, then by next week would be great.

Thanks, in advance, for your assistance!

Janine

Janine Cavicchia, Director
Women's Center
Western Illinois University
1 Univeristy Circle
Macomb, IL  61455
(309) 298-2242
(309) 298-2433 (FAX)

 
www.wc.wiu.edu 



 
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The Association of American Colleges & Universities is co-sponsoring an
online discussion titled "Young Men As Allies In Preventing Violence:
Building Effective Partnerships With Schools."

Join with many others in North America and around the world by participating
in an email discussion series about increasing men's involvement in ending
sexual and domestic violence.  The facilitated online discussions will be
held from May through July, 2003 and will feature short papers written by
pioneers in the field that are intended to spark discussion about successes
and challenges and to explore emerging strategies for building healthy
relationships and communities.  AAC&U is co-sponsoring the fourth online
discussion to be held July 7-18.

If you would like to participate in any of these online dialogues, please
pre-register at: http://endabuse.org/bpi/

Full Discussion Schedule:

Building A Big Tent Approach To Working With Men
With Jackson Katz of MVP Strategies (Mentors in Violence Prevention)
May 5th - 16th 2003

Innovation Within Batterer Intervention Programs: Community Based
Approaches To Enhancing Safety And Accountability
With Fernando Mederos of the National Latino Alliance to End Domestic
Violence and Julia Perilla of Georgia State University
May 26th - June 6th 2003

Building Bridges Between Responsible Fatherhood Programs And Programs
Working To End Men's Violence
With Oliver Williams of the Institute on Domestic Violence in the
African American Community, Jacquie Boggess of the Center for Fathers,
Families and Public Policy and Jerry Tello of the National Latino
Fatherhood and Family Institute
June 16th - 27th 2003

Young Men As Allies In Preventing Violence: Building Effective
Partnerships With Schools
With Peter Jaffe of the London Family Court Clinic, and Barri Rosenbluth
of SafePlace in Austin, Texas and activists Alan Berkowitz, Carole Sousa
& Dean Peacock.
July 7th - 18th 2003

To Join, Please Visit www.endabuse.org/bpi

This online discussion series is part of the Building Partnerships
Initiative to End Men's Violence, a project of the Family Violence
Prevention Fund in collaboration with the Centers for Disease Control, the
Institute on Domestic Violence in the African American Community, the Asian
Pacific Islander Institute on Domestic Violence, the National Network to End
Domestic Violence, the National Sexual Violence Resource Center, Men Can
Stop Rape, the Minnesota Center Against Violence and Abuse (MINCAVA) and
Prevention Institute. This initiative is funded by the Office on Violence
Against Women within the United States Department
of Justice.