Chains of Production, Chains of Protest: Women's Peace Camps, 1981-2000Main MenuWomen's Peace Camps: A Transnational Network, 1981-2000Place-Based ActivismTransnational Map of Women's Peace CampsIndividualsBiographical analysis is a key aspect of peace history. This page displays the individuals included in this projectBibliographyShelley E. Rose899f26ea27e47423914e03411e55dede6a7342b9Shelley E. Rose
Women's Pentagon Action (WPA)
12023-10-26T18:51:22-07:00Shelley E. Rose899f26ea27e47423914e03411e55dede6a7342b9438442Activist organization which was a cofounder of the Seneca Women's Encampment for the Future of Peace and Justiceplain2023-10-26T18:52:08-07:00Shelley E. Rose899f26ea27e47423914e03411e55dede6a7342b9Activist organization which was a cofounder of the Seneca Women's Encampment for the Future of Peace and Justice
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12023-10-25T18:54:14-07:00Shelley E. Rose899f26ea27e47423914e03411e55dede6a7342b9Grace PaleyShelley E. Rose2December 11, 1922 – August 22, 2007plain2023-10-25T18:54:40-07:00Shelley E. Rose899f26ea27e47423914e03411e55dede6a7342b9
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