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Conscientious Objector Re-Engineers Her Life

By Chris Lombardi ● Crime & Law ● August 7, 2006

Army National Guard Private Katherine Jashinski completed a 47-day prison sentence last month for refusing to serve in Afghanistan. During her imprisonment she talked about winding up in the brig at age 23 and where she goes from here.

Women’s Equality Day Poll Finds Support for ERA

By Chris Lombardi ● Uncategorized ● July 12, 2003

U.S. Representative Carolyn Maloney, a Democrat from New York, announced poll results on the 82nd anniversary of women gaining the right to vote that indicate, she said, widespread support for an Equal Rights Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

Lesbians Face Unique Set of AIDS Risks

By Chris Lombardi ● Arts & Culture ● March 13, 2003

Two new studies shed partial light on the obscured image of lesbians with AIDS. In order to meet these women’s needs, clinicians and scientists may have to redefine the word “lesbian.”

Afghan Women’s Liberty Remains in Peril

By Chris Lombardi ● Uncategorized ● September 8, 2002

The Senate is scheduled to vote at the end of September on a $2 billion reconstruction package for Afghanistan, with specific allocations for the Women’s Ministry and a Human Rights Commission, as well as a call for additional peacekeepers.

Couple Rides the Road for Lesbians’ Civil Rights

By Chris Lombardi ● Uncategorized ● July 23, 2002

A couple has launched a nationwide crusade to educate gay and lesbian couples about the need to prepare wills and other legal documents protecting the rights of their partners. Also: President Bush denies funding to U.N. reproductive health agency.

Steinem, Smeal Imagine a Future for Ms.

By Chris Lombardi ● Uncategorized ● March 29, 2002

In our final piece for Women’s History Month, Women’s Enews features the meeting of two major figures in the women’s movement for the past 30 years who are launching a new venture to take them into the next decade.

Five to Recall How 1972 Changed So Much, So Little

By Chris Lombardi ● Arts & Culture ● March 3, 2002

In recognition of Women’s History Month, Women’s Enews will distribute and post a special series of essays by five women whose ideas and activism three decades ago were cornerstones of a widespread national movement for women’s rights.

Partners of Sept. 11 Victims Denied Compensation

By Chris Lombardi ● Arts & Culture ● January 20, 2002

Since the death of Peggy Neff’s partner in the terrorist attack on the Pentagon, Neff and other gay partners of victims have found themselves fighting for recognition and compensation.

Four in Congress Seek Aid for Afghan Women

By Chris Lombardi ● Uncategorized ● January 10, 2002

Two bipartisan efforts are underway to require all U.S. post-war aid to Afghanistan address women’s needs and include women in decision-making. Bush administration has concerns about provision of comprehensive reproductive health services.

Seven Who Make Their Voices Heard for All of Us

By Chris Lombardi ● Uncategorized ● January 4, 2002

Author Gail Evans, Health Activist Jessica Halem, Organizer Elizabeth Martinez, Lobbyist Dina Merrill, Educator Dr. Rose Marie Robertson, Media Activist Wanda Rapaczynski, Religious Independent Christine Vladimiroff.

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