by Tom Kerr In a new book anthology, Birthed from Scorched Hearts: Women Respond to War (Fulcrum Books 2008), the phenomenon of war is insightfully explored by
by Elisa Slattery Fifty-nine thousand women die every year from pregnancy-related causes in Nigeria, a number second only to that of India. One Nigerian professor
by Nada Ali The news of the opening of a hospital-based crisis center in Kabwe, Zambia, to address the complex needs of women survivors of
by Merle Hoffman It was interesting to open the Sunday New York Times and see that Nicholas Kristof had discovered the differing meaning of terrorism
by Jennifer Baumgardner I was finishing a writing and film project breaking through the contemporary silences about abortion experiences when a photographer acquaintance said, “You
By Loretta Ross I have spoken on many campuses in the wake of the “Genocide Awareness Project,” which displays posters at colleges to create controversy
By Annie Sprinkle In 2003 Green River Killer Gary Ridgeway confessed to having strangled ninety women to death and having sex with their dead bodies.
By Malika Zouba Years of terror at the hands of religious fundamentalists have left bruises beyond remedy for women in Algeria , even as women
By Ellen Snortland Women are terrorism experts. Females all over the world, in developed and developing countries, deal with the possible threat of male-on-female violence
By Merle Hoffman In the midst of my elation, shared with so many others, over the election of Barack Obama — the transcendence of the
On The Issues Magazine Online is a successor to the progressive, feminist quarterly print publication from 1983 to 1999.
© 2024 On The Issues Magazine
Website & SEO By: MI Digital Solution