Help Keep the Movement Alive
Our mission is to publish books about the women's movement in Canada between 1960 and 2010, books written by the very participants in the movement. The content of the books will reflect the diversity and dynamism, strength and spirit of the movement.
For an annual membership fee of $100, you will receive our hardcover book of the year. You will also receive a charitable receipt for $30, the portion of the fee that supports our non-profit publishing operation. More information
Our Books
Feminism à la Québécoise
A sparkling history by Micheline Dumont the pre-eminent and very engaging historian of secondwave feminism in Québec. Nicole Kennedy brings her experience as a feminist organizer to bear in this translation for English-speaking readers.
Writing the Revolution
September 2011
Revisiting what her columns chronicled about the second wave of the women's movement in Canada, Michele reflects on the characteristics, successes and failures of this movement over its 50 years. With her trademark blend of kindness, toughness, bluntness and humour, she writes about where we have been and where we should go.
Feminist Journeys/Voies féministes
March 2010
Marguerite Andersen
In response to an open call, women from all parts of Canada tell how they made the connection between their girlhood or womanhood, and what was happening in their lives.
