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Women of the Philippines
Speech by Clemencia Lopez at the annual meeting of the New England Woman's Suffrage Association, May 29, 1902, highlighting American and Filipino women's mutual desire to participate in their nation's political affairs.
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American Women's Club of the Philippines
FAWCO. Activities, meetings, social opportunities for families and children, registry for domestic help, and club history.
www.awcphilippines.org/

Poor Clares Aritao Philippines
Website of Poor Clare Sisters In Aritao, Nueve Viscaya, Philippines
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Asia's power women:Indonesia's Megawati and the Philippines' Arroyo
[CNN]
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Philippine Women's University
Includes mission statement, history, affiliate service organizations, programs, and courses.
www.pwu.edu.ph/

Dominican Sisters of the Most Holy Rosary of the Philippines - Hawaii Region
Dominican Sisters of the Most Holy Rosary of the Philippines. (also known as Molo Sisters) Were founded in the 1920's in the Philippines as a strictly contemplative order. Following WWII, they perceived the need to become involved in their communities and indeed have started to take on missions all over the Pacific area. History and vocational information available.
www.dominicansistershawaii.org/

Gender, Nation, Colonialism: Lessons From The Philippines
Essay by Delia D. Aguilar on the Philippine progressive movement's refusal or inability to acknowledge the significance of feminist insights in the articulation of transformational politics.
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From Clinic to Court: The Making of a Feminist Physician in the Philippines
Dr. Sylvia de la Paz interviewed by Delia D. Aguilar about her experiences of human rights abuses during the Marcos regime, her medical career, and emergence as a feminist leader.
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Women's History Month
Infoplease.com celebrates Women's History Month with special features, quizzes, biographies, and timelines.
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Women Leaders Online/Women Organizing for Change
WLO is building a network of one million women and men to empower women in politics, society, the economy, the media, and cyberspace, to achieve full equality and improve women's lives.
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