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Defines and personalizes the terms social action and social change . The Studio Class explores the connection between personal agendas and social action, the value of examining every-woman issues, and the need for a framework in which to ground empowerment challenges. Interviews: Irene Campos Carr, Coordinator, Women s Studies Program (Northeaster Illinois University); Helen Um, Coordinator, Women s Program, Korean Self-Help Center (Chicago); Andrea Smith, Women of All Red Nations (Chicago); Elaine Stocker, Student, IMPACT: Self-Defense for Women (Chicago); Jean Lachowitz, Executive Director of Genesis House (Chicago); Paulette Patterson, Information and Referral Specialist, Council for Disability Rights (Chicago); Marlene Jackson, Hopi Tribe (Keams Canyon, AZ); Judy Panko Reis, Health Resource Center for Women with Disabilities (Chicago).
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