Devil's Oven
Funded in part by the Ohio Humanities Council and the George Gund Foundation, this documentary focuses on the "Boom-Bust" era of the Hocking Valley Coal mines in South East Ohio, and the mine fire, known as Devil's Oven, set during a mining dispute in 1884.

The fire is still burning today.

Environmental hazzards from this phenonemon and abandoned mines, social decline, and economic hardships in the area are being addressed in innovative ways by several local and regional groups.

The documentary explores those methods which can serve as models of restoration techniques for other similarly affected regions.


Individual Price: $35.00

Academic Price: $125.00

Campaign ERA
In December of 1981, a group of women in Champaign County, Illinois formed the Grassroots Group of Second Class Citizens to plan a series of direct actions in support of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) to the U.S. Constitution.

Using archival footage and present day interviews the documentary will look back at those actions which began with a chain-in at the doors of the Illinois Senate that extended to a four-day occupation of the State Capitol.

Other daily actions included twice disrupting the legislature and taking over the floor of the House of Representatives, chaining themselves to the Governor's office door, and, following the defeat of the ERA, writing the names of anti-ERA legislators in blood on the senate floor.

An explaination of the significance of the ERA and it defeat will also be explored.

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Who Owns
a Woman?
The 28-minute documentary traces the continuing effects of Operation Rescue's mammoth protests on the Wichita community Following the 1991 "Summer of Mercy" abortion protest.

Using archival and recent footage, and interviews with "clinic defenders" and "patient escorts," the documentay raises awareness of the continuing and ever present siege on women's clinics that occurs daily throughout the country.

Wichita is a microcosm of Middle America, and the front line in the battle to maintain women's reproductive rights is at the clinic door.

"A well made film that sparked student interest and lively class discussion."
– Dr. Shirley C. Parry, Director of Women's Studies and The Women's Institute
Anne Arundel Community College

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A portion of the sales goes to the Wichita Clinic Defence Alliance.
Trinity Commons Dedication
The construction progress, captured in stages through still photograph montages, is weaved into the dedication and consecration service and ceremony of Trinty Cathedral's newest extention, Trinity Commons, in Cleveland Ohio.


For Generations
For Generations: Making a Plaza of Heroines at Wichita State University
A documentary chronically the planning, fundraising, construction, and dedication for a Plaza of Heroines to honor everyday women who are heroines in people's lives. The project took three years to complete and raised over 3/4 of a million dollars during that time.
Funds continue to be raised and are used for academic programming and activities at the Center for Women at WSU.

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Price $35.00