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Somos Hermanas : embracing our sisters in solidarity / produced by Kris Welch, Katherine Davenport, and Cindy Madron.

Actuality from the first West Coast Conference on Women in Central America. Examines how women's oppression in El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras are laced with high infant mortality, illiteracy, hunger, unemployment, marginalized economic existence, torture, rape, and political oppression. Also examines the limited advances in Nicarauga.

r.1. Opening remarks / Carmen Vazques (53 min.) -- r.2. Keynote speakers from Nicaragua and El Salvador (39 min.) -- r.3. South African women and apartheird / Julianne Malveaux (25 min.) -- r.4. Panel / Digna Sancez, Eva Jefferson Patterson, Miriam Louie (54 min.) -- r.5. Panel conclusion (31 min.) -- r.6.

Bishop Desmond Tutu : address to the California Legislature, May 1985.

Nobel laureate speaks on how apartheid disenfranchises Black South Africans, his view on non-violent social change and its ineffectiveness in South Africa owing to government violence, how violence and international pressure are the only available alternatives, and the only responsibility of the U.S.

Grenada, 1985 : observations a year and a half after the invasion / produced by Sue Supriano.

Documentary from interviews which uncover the conditions on the Island of Grenada 1 1/2 year after the 1983 United States invasion order by President Ronald Reagan.

The Atlantic Coast of Nicaragua : the achilles heal of the revolution / produced by Carlos Davidson.

Documentary from interviews with Norman Bent, a Miskito Indian, and Father Augustine Sambola, a Garifano Indian. Discussed are the resettlement of Miskito villages, the arrest of Indian leader Steadman Fagoth, the U.S.

The Economics of divestment : three perspectives / John Harrington, Gay Seidman, and Walter Turner.

John Harrington discusses his work as President of an alternative investment house, Gay Seidman discusses her experiences in South Africa, and Walter Tuner discusses his view and activities as a member of the Africa Resource Center.|THE ECONOMICS OF DIVESTMENT: THREE PERSPECTIVES / John Harrington, Gay Seidman, and Walter Turner.

Letters from Beirut / produced by Nadia Yaqub.

Presentation of the Lebanese perspective about the Iraeli invasion of their country in 1982. Produced from interviews with readings of letters by Beirut inhabitants.

The Drums of Monimbo / produced by Louise Billotte.

Docudrama based upon Cesar Arias' book Los Tamboures de Monimbo, which was drawn from interviews with the indigenouse people in a barrio near Masaya, Nicaragua. Masaya bas the base for the Nicaraguan revolution.

Belize : where's that? / Pablo Lombay ; interviewed by Patricia Vattuone and Pedro Noguera ; produced by Sue Supriano.

Trade union activist Pablo Lombay dicusses the culture, economy and politics of the Central American nation of Belize, formerly known as British Honduras.

Interview with Matthew Chandevengerwa / interviewed by Sue Supriano.

Sue Supriano interviews Matthew Chandevengerwa who is from Zimbabwe. The interview took place during Supriano's visit to Zimbabwe in 1983. They talk about the racial situation since the country has had a black majority government, what it was like during the war, land, and more.|INTERVIEW WITH MATTHEW CHANDEVENGERWA / interviewed by Sue Supriano.

Interview with Dr. Carlos Belli-Bello / interviewed by Sue Supriano.

Sue Supriano interviewed Dr. Carlos Belli-Bello when he was in the U.S. in the summer of 1984. He is from Angola, has a Ph.D. in economics and political science, and works and travels in Africa. Supriano and Belli-Bello discuss South Africa, Angola, development, consumer societies consciousness, African spirituality, environmental issues, and more.|INTERVIEW WITH DR.

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