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GWA-DC Event Calendar April 1989 through June 1989
Event calendar for April through June 1989 for the Gay Women's Alternative of DC.
Oral History with Paula Morris and Deb Hyman (CJM)
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Oral History with Jocelyn Kaplan (CJM)
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Oral History with Deb Hyman (CJM)
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Oral History with Monique Meadows (Queer Capital-Genny Beemyn)
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The Ladder
The Ladder was a periodical published between 1956 and 1972 by the Daughters of Bilitis (DOB), a homophile organization based in San Francisco with chapters around the country. Co-edited by Phyllis Lyon (under the pseudonym Ann Ferguson) and Del…
Oral History Interview with Ebone F. Bell, 1981-
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Tracks DC Women's Events Flyers
Several flyers for Womens events held at Tracks club.
Oral History Interview with Christina Cauterucci, 1987 -
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Oral History Interview With Denise Bump, 1971-
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Oral history interview with Louise E. Gant
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Willie Tyson and Meg Christian in Concert [advertisement]
Concert sponsored by WAFT: Washington Area Feminist Theatre
Interview with Meg Christian
Carol Edelson and Fran Pollner interview Meg Christian about Women's Music, Christian's origins, and her performances at Sophie's Parlor in the DC Women's Center and at Mr. Henry's.
Musica, issue number 6
Native Washingtonian Indra "Indy' Allen performed as a songwriter, guitarist and singer in her own right. In 1973 she released one of the earliest feminist record albums, Loner, produced by Cell 16. In the early Spring of 1974, about the time that…
Musica, issue number 5
Native Washingtonian Indra "Indy' Allen performed as a songwriter, guitarist and singer in her own right. In 1973 she released one of the earliest feminist record albums, Loner, produced by Cell 16. In the early Spring of 1974, about the time that…
Musica, issue number 4
Native Washingtonian Indra "Indy' Allen performed as a songwriter, guitarist and singer in her own right. In 1973 she released one of the earliest feminist record albums, Loner, produced by Cell 16. In the early Spring of 1974, about the time that…
Musica, issue number 3
Native Washingtonian Indra "Indy' Allen performed as a songwriter, guitarist and singer in her own right. In 1973 she released one of the earliest feminist record albums, Loner, produced by Cell 16. In the early Spring of 1974, about the time that…
Musica, issue number 2
Native Washingtonian Indra "Indy' Allen performed as a songwriter, guitarist and singer in her own right. In 1973 she released one of the earliest feminist record albums, Loner, produced by Cell 16. In the early Spring of 1974, about the time that…
Musica, issue number 1
Native Washingtonian Indra "Indy' Allen performed as a songwriter, guitarist and singer in her own right. In 1973 she released one of the earliest feminist record albums, Loner, produced by Cell 16. In the early Spring of 1974, about the time that…
