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Examines how women in low-income situations have resisted traditional stereotyping to become a force for social action. Activists for social change at Wentworth Gardens - a low-rise public housing development in Chicago - share success stories on lifestyle improvements they have realized as a result of social action. Advice and organizational tactics are offered. Interviews: Activists at Wentworth Gardens, Chicago: Hallie Amey, President of the Resident Management Council; Beatrice Harris, President of the Local Advisory Council and Board Member of the Resident Management Council; Andrea Henley, Director of the Boys and Girls Club; and Susan Stall, Assistant Professor of Sociology and Women's Studies (Northeastern Illinois University).
Board of Governors Universities in cooperation with Governors State University ; a production of Communications Services.
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