Vancouver Women’s Caucus

Minutes of an open meeting with Dana Janssen.

Printed leaflet advertising the Abortion Caravan to Ottawa, April 27-May 17, 1970, and a march on May 10, 1970 in Stanley Park, Vancouver, Canada.

Printed poster advertising the International Women's Day events, March 7-8, 1970, in Vancouver, Canada.

Handwritten paper placard likely for the Abortion Caravan of 1970, with strings attached to hang around the demonstrator's neck.

Typed document outlining the Vancouver Women's Caucus' plan for the abortion cavalcade to Ottawa scheduled for the spring of 1970.

Typed press release dated April 10 informing the press about the planned demonstration outside the College of Physicians and Surgeons in Vancouver, B.C., as part of the national campaign to repeal the abortion laws.

Typed document outlining the services and facilities offered by the Vancouver Women's Caucus and describing how women can participate in the Caucus.

Typed paper providing the Women's Caucus' position on the services provided by Canada Manpower Centre, a federal government agency. Accompanied by photocopy of advertisement by the Minister of Labour promoting sexual equality in employment.

Probably photocopy or mimeograph copy of typed essay on women's rights, liberation, and the sexual revolution.

Contains a handwritten poster announcing the General Women's Caucus Meeting on June 18th, 1969 and typewritten minutes of the General Women's Caucus Meeting on May 21st, 1969.

3 documents stapled together containing: newspaper clipping from The Peak issued February 5, 1969 of an interview of Pat Hoffer, a Women's Caucus member ; press release detailing the upcoming public meeting on June 18th, 1969 featuring Marlene Dixon, sociologist active in women's liberation movement in the United States and would join McGill University faculty in September 1969 ; and typed statement titled Article for The Georgia straight with the information on Marlene Dixon's visit to the Women's Caucus public meeting.

Typed document chronicling the history of Vancouver Women's Caucus from June 1968 to November 1970.

Typed draft of a history of the Women's Caucus.

Typed note produced between 1969 and 1970 by Women's Caucus to promote their service and activities.

Printed sheet containing an announcement to encourage boycotting of C.H. Hoskin, ltd., owned by Cunningham Drugs in solidarity with the Hoskin strikers.

Typed advertisement for a Special Meeting of Working Women to discuss the plight of temporary women workers to be held on March 20 1970 at the Women's Caucus office on West Pender Street.

Typed, letter-size poster with contact information for Vancouver Women's Caucus.