SFU AtoM

This file consists of correspondence and statements by the Doukhobor women relating to arson and imprisonment mostly between 1972 and 1986. Authors and subject of the documents include: Tanya Ostrikoff, Mary Malakoff, Mary Astoforoff, Tina Zmaeff, Vera Posnikoff, Polly Chernoff, Mary Braun. This file also includes telegram (1929) from S. F. Tolmie to Prime Minster McKenzie King regarding disruptions caused by the Doukhobors and their imprisonment.

[Women statements and clipping]

MsC-121-0-3-4-0-12
File
1960-1977

Part of Doukhobor collection

This file consists of women’s statements and clipping regarding arson and imprisonment mostly between 1960 and 1977.

[Women standing on the road, tents in the background]

MsC-121-0-3-9-0-11-809
Item
1963

Part of Doukhobor collection

Women Speak Institute at Douglas College - Daphne Marlatt, poet/novelist - "Telling It Like It Is"

MsC 142.970
Item
February 27, 1997

Part of Daphne Marlatt Fonds

Women shoppers prefer online warmth

Item
July 24, 2006

Part of University Communications and Marketing fonds

Women scientists and part time work

Part of Society for Canadian Women in Science and Technology fonds

Women Rally for Action

F-111-7-2-0-36
File
1976

Part of Women's Bookstore collection

Women Rally for Action

F-134-6-4-0-177
File
1976

Part of Press Gang Printers fonds

[Women protesting on the road begin to disrobe]

MsC-121-0-3-9-0-7-764
Item
1979

Part of Doukhobor collection

[Women protesting children being incarcerated in New Denver]

MsC-121-0-3-9-0-9-779
Item
[195-]

Part of Doukhobor collection

[Women praying over the coffin in the hall]

MsC-121-6-2-0-0-2-597
Item
1978

Part of Doukhobor collection

Women of Distinction awards honor SFU trio

Item
May 30, 2007

Part of University Communications and Marketing fonds

Women of distinction

Part of Society for Canadian Women in Science and Technology fonds

Women of “Opening doors”: Herstory café event Sept/13

MsC-142a-0-7-1-0-4
File
2013

Part of Daphne Marlatt Fonds

File consists of correspondence and notes relating an event held at the Vancouver Archives on September 12, 2013, entitled “Herstory Café presents: The Women of Opening Doors in Vancouver’s East End: Strathcona,” presented by Marlatt and Carole Itter.

Women Now! (magazine)