Honrar las vidas de las líderes feministas haitianas que murieron en el terremoto del 12 de enero pasado, será el énfasis del Día Internacional de la Mujer este 8 de marzo del 2010, fecha en la que se cumple el centenario de esta celebración.
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UNESCO launches Women Make the News 2010 On this occasion of International Women’s Day (8 March), UNESCO join forces with international and regional media organizations to launch the annual Women Make the News (WMN) initiative. Under the theme, "Towards Gender Sensitive Indicators for Media: Best practices for gender perspective in media and in media content", WMN 2010 is intended to initiate a global exchange on the importance and the need for gender sensitive indicators for media organizations.
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• Maria Suarez, from FIRE
• FIRE is involved with the Feminist International Solidarity Camp Myriam Merlet, Anne-Marie Coriolan and Magali Marcelin. This interview was done for a fundraiser to collect money for this initiative. By Sophie Toupin
  
  18 min 28 sec
  
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• Women expose clerical child abuse
• How Irish women exposed clerical child abuse. The story is told through singing and story telling. The Goddess Bridget is remembered and given her rightful place in Celtic spirituality.
  
  Produced by Radio Pirate Woman (Ireland)- 26 min
  
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• Intergenerational Lesbian Panel Discussion - Guelph, ON, Canada'''
  
• The following selections are taken from a multi-part intergenerational panel discussion series recorded at CFRU 93.3FM, a campus-community radio station in Guelph, Ontario, Canada. The discussions bring together lesbian and queer-identified women spanning from their early 20s to late 60s, to discuss their experiences and perspectives. This panel strives to be a part of creating dialogue across generations, of honoring the activism and struggle of those who came before us, and the ongoing commitment of younger generations fighting oppression. This series originally aired on CFRU’s Earful of Queer and was recorded by Sarah Mangle, moderated by Tara-Michelle Ziniuk and produced by Carly Forbes and Veronica Majewski. Contact: programming@cfru.ca
  
  Part 1 - 23:31 min
  
  Part 2 - 13:53 min
  
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• Caribbean Association for Feminist Research and Action (CAFRA)
  
• Preeti Mangala Shekar from the Global Fund for Women interviewed feminist activist Flavia Cherry from the Caribbean Association for Feminist Research and Action (CAFRA) about how the Feminist International Solidarity Camp which is enabling Haitian women and girls to access critical resources.
  
  Produced by KPFA, 94.1 FM, Berkeley, California. - 19:43 min.
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