| Equity Links
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AAUW works in California and resources available from
California sources. AAUW of California has no
responsibility for content of these sites.
If you know of additional sources that would be useful
for this list, please contact: AAUW California
Director of Communications.
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| Gender Equity in Education
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AAUW Educational
Foundation AAUW's Foundation continues to fund research in
issues related to Gender Equity in Education. Three studies published in
2001 focused on: sexual harassment in school, gender identity and
differences, and sex discrimination as Title IX reaches it's 30th
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(05/23/04)
Teachers/activists: Connect to
http://www.aauw.org/K-12 to order your FREE AAUW Packets to help
your schools and communities. Supplies ARE limited:
Tech-Savvy: video, resource guide, and research report OR
Harassment-Free Hallways: action guide for students,
parents, and schools; Hostile Hallways research report and bookmarks
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Association for Gender Equity Leadership
in Education This group works to provide leadership in
the identification and infusion of gender equity in all educational
programs and processes and within parallel equity concerns including,
but not limited to age, disability, ethnicity, national origin, race,
religion, sexual orientation and socio-economic status. |
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| Gender Equity in the Workplace
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AAUW Legal Advocacy
Fund supports women in academia facing discrimination and
harassment. Read the LAF page on our website
about recent cases with litigants vs. California higher education
institutions and learn how to receive funding and support. |
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Equal Rights Advocates
Located in San Francisco, this organization works on behalf of women’s
equality, focusing on the priority areas of sex discrimination, work and
family, sexual harassment, sweatshops, affirmative action, and welfare
reform. They counsel callers from around the nation. |
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The Gender Equity Program
of the Legal Aid Society‘s Employment Law Center, located in San
Francisco. Legal information
fact sheetsare available online. |
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The Resource List
from the Legal Aid Society Gender Equity Program. Extensive and current,
it provides links to a variety of local (San Francisco), California, and
Federal resources dealing with discrimination/harassment, wage and
hour/COBRA violations, unemployment/disability insurance, workers
compensation, health and safety, and MORE.
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