The 12th Annual Women of Color Film and Video Festival: "Disrupting Borders: Seeing Silences and Imagining Trans-Formations"

Fri-Sun, April 22-24, 2005

This year's film festival will explore the possibilities of seeing silences and imagining trans-formations as a disruption of borders--borders of the family, violence, survival, race and nationality, history and memory, immigration and queerness.

http://www.dominantfiction.com/mayday.htm

Sisyphe website delivers cutting edge analysis of women's condition and of other important issues, notably prostitution.

Focus on histories and present formations of the intersection of anarchism and feminism, interview with Kate of the Anarcha.org oral history project. Four segments, one half-hour each

Wednesday, March 23, 2005—Santa Cruz, California…. The Santa Cruz AIDS Project’s (SCAP) HIV Resource Drop In Center (HIV-DIC) has been a topic of much discussion as of late. In the midst of repair from the December 2004 fire that drastically slowed down center programming, HIV Resource Drop In Center staff reported two acts of property damage last week. In addition to the smoke and water damage, the building owner and occupants must now deal with graffiti and a broken window. Susan Pratte, SCAP’s Harm Reduction Program Coordinator and HIV-DIC point person, is not deterred. “We are taking quick steps to deal with this small set back.“