Non Pacifica Programming

Supermarket stories / produced by Ira Glass.

Series exploring the economic, political and social forces which shape food production and distribution around the world. Each of the 10 modules begins in a supermarket, and then traces a topic back to its origins.

r.1. The Secret wars between store brands and name brands (10 min.) ; Can broccoli biz saves Guatemala's peasants (10 min.) ; Chicken farmer vs. chicken processors (10 min.) -- r.2. Meat vs. corn in Latin America (9 min.) ; Name brand vegetables (9 min.) ; US junk food in the Third World (9 min.) -- r.3.

Special reports : women around the world.

Independent reports fround about the world examining the condition of women|SPECIAL REPORTS : WOMEN AROUND THE WORLD - SERIES: Family of Women| no. 6. - Independent reports exploring the condition of women around the world. - CONTENTS: Pt.1.

pt.1. The international debt crisis -- pt.2. Israeli-Palestinian dialogue -- pt.3. South African women in exile -- pt.4. Depo-Provera -- pt.5. Women's development projects in an African village.

Women's Reproductive Rights / produced by Adi Gevins.

This program is about women's health care, reproductive freedom, and family planning programs, including the practical and political impact of new reproductive technologies. - RECORDED: 1986. Award winning.

"This program is on the volatile topic of women's health care, reproductive freedom, and family planning programs, including the practice and political impact of new reproductive technologies. " on box

Women as peacemakers : Song of the Woman Warrior / produced by Helene Rosenbluth.

In this program, women discuss how woman's historic role as peacemaker and warrior translates to present day efforts toward global peace. Discussion focuses on regional, national and international networking. Guests talks about the different tactics they are using to work and fight for peace around the world.

"How has woman's historic role as peacemaker and warrior translated to present day efforts toward global peace? Focusing on regional, national and international networking. Recorded on location in Nairobi, Kenya 1985, from conversations and performances recorded at the U.N. World conference on women." on box.

Third World women and marriage / produced by Judi Moore Smith.

On the growing conflict between the rising status of women and the commitment of marriage, which continues to be the most important legal institution effecting the lives of women, especially in Third World countries.|THIRD WORLD WOMEN AND MARRIAGE / produced by Judi Moore Smith. - SERIES: Family of Women| no. 3.

Women and work / produced by Karen Michel McPherson.

This program examines what has constituted "women's work" as defined by custom, religion, and statute. This program also examines how education and access to credit are altering the kinds of work women are allowed to perform.|WOMEN AND WORK / produced by Karen Michel McPherson. - SERIES: Family of Women| no. 2.

Women and politics / produced by Elisabeth Perez Luna.

This program examines how women become involved in politics, some traditional and innovative ways for women to become involved in politics, and how access to political participation has altered the balance of power.|WOMEN AND POLITICS / produced by Elisabeth Perez Luna. - SERIES: Family of Women| no. 1.

PROFILES OF MOVEMENT ACTIVISTS : part 2 / produced by Iemanja Sibanye.

E.D. Nixon, a movment leader in Montogomery, Alabama, chronicles the behind the scenes activities that sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott. Dorothy Cotton then recalls the Citizenship Education Class organizing efforts. Fannie Lou Hamer talks about the first time she registered to vote.

Profiles of movement activists : part 1 / produced by Iemanja Sibanye.

Seven Civil Rights activists reflect on their experiences growing up in the segregated South, attending their first mass meetings, organizing campus demonstrations, and going through their first experiences in jail. Also includes Civil Rights Freedom Songs written to document their experiences.|PROFILES OF MOVEMENT ACTIVISTS, PART I / produced by Iemanja Sibanye.

The Force in question : a town and its police / produced by Julia Randall.

Documentary exploring race-related police violence in Richmond, California, focussing upon a group of white officers who killed six Black men over a three year period. Includes interviews with polece, city leaders, and community activists.

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