Herizons Magazine

Jane Rules: Reflections on Living and on Loving By: Joanne Bealy Jane Rule was born in Plainfield, New Jersey, on March 28, 1931. After spending time in England, she moved to Canada in 1956 to teach at the University of British Columbia. MORE >	Rwanda's Rape Victims Speak Out By: S. Ka Hon Chu, A.M. de Brouwer In the 100 days of genocide that ravaged the small Central African nation of Rwanda from April until July 1994, about one million Tutsi and Hutu people were killed, and an estimated 250,000 to 500... MORE >
Is Their Room for Men in the Women's Movement? By: Mandy Van Deven During my five years as a community organizer at Girls for Gender Equality in Brooklyn, I was frequently asked to recommend a program for young men that could help th MORE >	Lesbian Infertility a Feminist Issue By: Elizabeth Ruth Illustration: Jaime Drew I know something of missed opportunities, stunted and miswoven cells, futures undone. I know relentless, raging optimisms, babies not yet wished into being... MORE >
On Guard Against Gardasil By: Dawn Rae Downtown Several years ago, I oversaw Planned Parenthood British Columbia’s 40 public health clinics. MORE >	Maude Barlow Cautions Canada By: Penni Mitchell Since September 11, 2001, the U.S. administration under George Bush has defined security in the narrowest of possible terms. MORE >