Includes bibliographical references.

"If I can't sing, I don't want to belong to your revolution": teaching feminist theory through music / C. Lesley Biggs -- Negotiating power in the classroom: the examples of group work / Linda Briskin -- Nation, empire, colony: historicizing gender and race / Ruth Roach Pierson -- Rou Garous / Maria Campbell -- Talkin' 'bout whose generation? / Candis Steenbergen -- The singer / Margaret Atwood -- E-mail: I want to be a woman -- "Mrs. Slob's" manifesto: a case study in critical reading of Chatelaine Magazine / Valerie J. Korinek -- The work of fashion in the age of mechanical reproduction / Nicholas Packwood -- "Special K" advertisement -- Music and gender / Virginia Caputo -- E-mail: the princess and the frog -- Perils of the past and strong women: contemporary challenges and promises for the future of aboriginal women / C. Tawnye Plewes and Pamela J. Downe -- Excerpts from the Indian Act of Canada / edited by Pamela J. Downe -- For and by men: colony, gender and aboriginal self-government / Anna Hunter -- "Walking the hyphen": discourses of immigration and gendered racism / Yasmin Jiwawni -- Women and poverty / Denise Spitzer - Understanding men: gender sociology and the new international research on masculinities / R. W. Connell -- Coffee boys / Duncan Campbell -- "The best I could say was that it was like bliss": thinking about the circuit, pleasure and the subject / Russell Westhaver -- Shelley's story: a narrative of pregnancy loss / Jacquelyne Luce -- We're talking vulva! / Shawna Dempsey -- Tales of selling sex / Pamela J. Downe -- Talking about "us": racialized girls, cultural citizenship and growing up under whiteness / Jo-Anne Lee -- Another girl: an atypical story about a typical adolescent / Stephen Gaetz -- Ann Harbuz: Playing with convention / Joan Borsa -- Cyborgs, flower ladies and horse women: the changing face of menopause / Pat Kaufert -- E-mail: menopause Barbie -- Gender and employment relations in the information economy: call centre work / Bob Russell -- Immigrant garment workers as the embodiment of gender, race and class relations / Roxana Ng -- Sites of struggle/vehicles of resistance: unions of women workers / Linda Briskin -- Female home health care employees: lower status, higher risk / Allison WIlliams, P. Susan Wagner and Monic Buettner -- Gender among the "Guys": reflections on work, family life and retention of women in engineering / Gillian Ranson -- Without the law / Mary Nyquist - Feminist perspectives on mothering and motherhood: power and oppression / Andrea O'Reilly -- Becoming a lesbian mother / Fiona Nelson -- Daycare and "other than mother" dilemmas / Susan Prentice -- Family bed / Frances Robson -- Dancing with disability and mothering: examining identity and expectations / Heather Kuttai -- E-mail: the origins of Mother's Day -- Her/s / Elizabeth MacKenzie -- My father's dying / David Carpenter -- In appreciation of the goose: the relationship between of food, gender and respect among the liyiyu'ch of Great Whale, Quebec / Naomi Adelson -- First the chores and then the dishes / Aritha Van Herk -- Stories from field to table: women in the global food system / Deborah Barndt -- Breastfeeding at night / Susan Eisenberg -- The Newfoundland Fishery" :no place for a woman?" / Nicole Gerarda Power -- Cheerleader practice / Susan Ioannou -- Hunger / Carrie Smith -- I eat kids: yum yum! / Dennis Lee -- It all began with eve / Morny Joy -- In da name of da fadder / Louise Halfe -- "I didn't know you were Jewish": and other things not to say when you find out / Ivan Kalmar -- Once upon my mind / Tereigh Ewert-Bauer -- Historical perspectives of health and body image over the life course / Pam Wakewich -- The fat lady's dance / Lorna Crozier -- Bread rising / Mary Pratt -- Connecting our lives with yours: why disability is every woman's issue / Vera Chouinard - Quality: Simone Weil, 1909-1943 / Stephanie Strickland -- Are boys better than girls at math? / Paula J. Caplan and Jeremy B. Caplan -- Primatology is an equal-opportunity science: women, minority groups and third world students are particularly encouraged to apply / Linda Marie Fedigan -- Feminist ecology is the answer / Vandana Shiva -- Women and indigenous technology / Anoja Wickramasinghe -- Computer, male or female? -- The all-girl online revolution / Krista Scott-Dixon -- Critical autobiography in integrative anti-racist pedagogy / Carol Schick and Verna St. Denis -- Globalization and women / Elaine Coburn -- War frenzy / Sunera Thobani -- Husbands' wives and other myths of activism by Forestry-town women / Maureen G. Reed -- The courage to act as a male in a democratic society: an examination of the limits placed on men by patriarchy / Gerry Coulter -- Revolutionary Tea Party / Lillian Allen -