Let's Learn about Sex, Bay-bee!

'Wonder Woman' Ariel Federow bean at u.washington.edu
Tue Nov 9 19:17:07 PST 1999


So, okay. Gillian, I am getting credit for an idea that was yours. (By the
way, I don't think I know who you are, or if I do I apologize profusely
for not remembering.)  But re: sex week:

SusieBrightSusieBrightSusieBrightYeahYeahYeahYeahYeah!

or something like that.  Other interesting speakers might be:
--the Toys in Babeland folks (who I have seen speak before and who rock my
world) 
--people who have made movies about this (no one comes to mind, but they
exist)
--sexual historians -- I am /sure/ these people exist, and this would make
it a fabulous focus for Women in History month. 

So. How shall we structure this badass series? What shall we do? What
shall we create?  How much should be history and how much should be
education? (the difference between "the comprehensive history of the
vibrator" and "how to use a vibrator" might not be so great, but it would
change the speaker, perhaps.)  Hmm? Hmm? 

rocking the email casbah,
--Ariel Federow: http://students.washington.edu/bean/
"She didn't care if the words were weird, indulgent, pretentious, or
honestly free.  Sometimes Lila just let herself look at a lot of ordinary
things in a magnificent way."
	--Sarah Schulman

On Tue, 9 Nov 1999, ASUW Womens Action Coalition wrote:

> Okay, grab your notepads, becasue I have info just about falling out
> my..well, let's not get into it.
> 
> 1) I have decreased the number of general meetings to ONE per month.  This
> is not because I don't want to see y'all, but because I have pity for your
> free time.
> So what will happen is the FIRST meeting of the month will be general, and
> the others will either be planning-specific or a discussion/info group.  
> 
> 2) Everything, and I do mean everything, will be sent to you guys.  All
> announcements, all notes of the previous meetings, all opinions,
> everything, will be sent via the listserv.
> 
> 3) The following topics were suggested as possible disucssion topics.
> What I would like is for you to pick your top three and email me by next
> Tuesday (that's the 16th):
> 	a) childcare access
> 	b) abortion
> 	c) birth control
> 	d) equality issues in relationships
> 	e) economic issues
> 
> If you have any other ideas for discussion topics let me know.
> 
> 4) A planning meeting for Roe will be happening Friday (the 12th) 
> afternoon at 3:30.
> This means that I will be in my office from 3:00 to 6:00; if you are interested in Roe come at 3:30 and we'll officially
> meet.  If you can't make the meeting but want to be involved, please
> CONTACT ME BY FRIDAY. On
> Saturday I will post a list of decisions reached or ones that need input
> and you all can weigh in on those.
> 
> 5) I am looking into speakers for History of Women's Sexuality event.  My
> favorite right now is Susie Bright, but I have no idea if this is
> possible.  PLease let me know the names of anyone you feel would be a good
> speaker for this event.
> 
> 6) For the Roe event, I'm looking for people who would be good
> facilitators/leaders for the discussion groups on the second night.  This
> will involve being able to lead the discussions and keep them perking
> along nicely.  If you know of anyone who would be good for this, let me
> know.
> 
> 7)  Also for Roe, I'm looking for speakers for the first night's forum.
> Let me know if you know of someone good.
> 
> 8) It was suggested at today's meeting that the Roe event focus on
> education as well as the forum/discussion.  This is a great idea and I'd
> like to talk to anyone who wants to table outside the HUB or otherwise
> hand out AB info.  Also would like info on what you think would be a
> useful way to go about this.
> 
> 9) I would just like to close by saying that I, too, worship at the church
> of Gillian.
> 
> Thanks,
> Meghan Eagen
> Director
> 
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> ASUW Women's Action Coalition
> University of Washington
> Husky Union Building Rm.201
> SAO 17 Box 352238
> Seattle, WA 98195			
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> Phone: 206.543.1817	Fax: 206.685.4310
> http://depts.washington.edu/~asuwomn
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