Williams, Agnes


  • Native American women : a Thanksgiving day special (Part 1 of 2)

    Reel 1 of 2. Native American Women : A Thanksgiving Day Special / produced by Nancy Delaney. View of contemporary Native American women’s activities. Includes highlights of Women’s Indigenous Network reception in October, 1984, focusing on the need to organize; examination of the Six Nations political system which was partially adopted into the American Federal…


  • Native American women : a Thanksgiving day special (Part 2 of 2)

    Reel 2 of 2. Native American Women : A Thanksgiving Day Special / produced by Nancy Delaney. View of contemporary Native American women’s activities. Includes highlights of Women’s Indigenous Network reception in October, 1984, focusing on the need to organize; examination of the Six Nations political system which was partially adopted into the American Federal…


  • Indigenous women’s world view / produced by Pat Collins.

    Tamika Watu (All-African Peoples Revolutionary Party), Fay Graes (National Island Women’s Association), Andrea Carmen (La Raza Unido Partido), Beatriz Rosales (PESCO), Patricia Serpas (AMES), and Agnes Williams (Women of All Red Nations), discuss how indigenous women are taking a lead in fighting Euramerican “development,” the forces of greed, and cultural genocide.


  • In the beginning : a Native American woman’s view / Agnes Williams ; interviewed by Nancy Delaney.

    Seneca, from the Cataraugus Reservation in New York, discusses how life came to this land, and how life continues for the original people. She explores the impact of classism, sexual oppression, and industrial disregard for natural resources.|IN THE BEGINNING : A NATIVE AMERICAN WOMAN’S VIEW / Agnes Williams| interviewed by Nancy Delaney. – A Seneca,…


  • Native American women : a Thanksgiving day special

    View of contemporary Native American women’s activities. Includes highlights of Women’s Indigenous Network reception at the First Unitarian Church of San Francisco in October, 1984, focusing on the need to organize; examination of the Six Nations political system which was partially adopted into the American Federal government; and songs of solidarity between Arab and Native…