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The photograph shows a general view of audience in the University of Toronto's Convocation Hall attending the 1978 International Women's Day (IWD) rally, in Toronto.

The binding consists of parchment on boards, with the parchment having been painted in brown ink to simulate a marbling effect. The spine label is of yellow morocco, with title tooled in gold (partially illegible due to remnants of a former label…

The pages that serve to form the inner boards of this work are actually composed of printer’s waste (printed sheets that could not be used by the printer or binder in a final copy). Boards of this nature were created by gluing several sheets of paper…

This example of mottled paper, a very classic design, displays much more modern colours, with its tones of burgundy, black and cream.

This work displays the printer’s device of Simon de Colines. De Colines (ca. 1475-1546) was active in Paris from about 1520 until his death in 1546. De Colines had actually collaborated with printer Henri Estienne (1528-1598), continuing printing…

This brief was prepared by WWIW to the Committee and focuses on immigration policies, the rights of immigrants, racism present in Canadian immigration policies, the Equality clause (Section 15 of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms) and the protection…

This is a herstory account of International Women's Day.