#15-, 16- and 17-24 The Second Coming of Joan of Arc … a 3-part radio drama (replay)
Joan of Arc led an army to victory at seventeen. At eighteen, she arranged the coronation of a king. At
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Joan of Arc led an army to victory at seventeen. At eighteen, she arranged the coronation of a king. At
Read MoreHistorian, archivist and archaeomythologist Max Dashu collects and analyzes texts and images to learn about what women have done –
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Read MoreMax Dashu founded the Suppressed Histories Archives in 1970 to research and document women’s history from an international perspective. She
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Read MoreThe international 16 Days Against Gender-Based Violence began November 25 and ends on December 10. Canada also marks December 6
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