Updated last on 9/27/96--Roughly 193 signers.

SIGNATORIES FOR THE WCASA CENSORS ANDREA DWORKIN Letter.

Chris Grussendorf--Feminist activist.

Nikki Craft--Feminist activist in the anti-sexual violence
movement since 1974. Founder of the Kitty Genovese Women's
Project, Women Armed for Self-Protection, Preying Mantis
Women's Brigade, the ICONoclast newsjournal (editor), Santa Cruz
actions against Hustler magazine, National Rampage Against
Penthouse Actions, Cross Your Heart Support Network, NOPE,
Myth California Organizing Committee, and Always Causing Legal
Unrest (ACLU). Arrested 49 times for political acts of civil
disobedience. Web Manager of several anti-sexual violence websites
(listed at the end of this e-mail).

Rita Smith--Executive Director of the National Coalition Against
Domestic Violence. She wrote to us: "The NCADV would be happy
to sign on in support of Andrea Dworkin. She has truly been an
active and strong voice to end violence against women, and it is
unfathomable how this man got on the WCASA Board, much less
in a power position. The rest of the Board should take a close look at
the mission statement they are bound to implement, and their
ethics and courage in the face of such blatant sexism."

Diana E. H. Russell Ph.D.--Professor Emerita of Sociology at Mills
College, Oakland, CA; researcher, writer, speaker, and consultant.
Author, editor, or co-editor of 13 books, and currently completing
her fourteenth, on incest in South Africa.
http://www.mills.edu/PEOPLE/ug.pages/eyeball.public.html/diana
.html

Catharine A. MacKinnon--Professor of Law, University of Michigan
Law School.

Tammy Bruce-- President, Women's Progress Alliance (a national,
nonprofit, nonpartisan women's and children's rights organization,
founded with Denise Brown); Los Angeles County Commissioner,
Los Angeles County Commission for Women; Radio talk show host
on KFI-AM 640 in Los Angeles "The Tammy Bruce Show;" Board of
Directors, Los Angeles chapter of NOW; immediate past president,
Los Angeles chapter of the National Organization for Women; past
national board member, National Organization for Women;
profiled in New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Time Magazine,
George Magazine; looked to for commentary on women's and
children's issues by broadcast outlets ranging from Nightline to
Rivera Live on CNBC.

Gloria Steinem--Writer; activist; consulting editor to Ms. Magazine;
president of Voters for Choice.

Linnea W. Smith, M.D.--Psychiatrist, Board member Childhood
Trust for UNC Hospitals Clinical Program on Childhood Trauma
and Maltreatment; advisory board local Rape Crisis Center; NC
Committee on Child Abuse and Neglect which is currently
formulating position statement on the sexualization of children in
media; feminist activist on issues of sexual victimization and
pornography since mid-l980's - shortly after hearing Andrea
Dworkin deliver keynote address at Pornography Awareness
sponsored conference in N.C.

Hannah Bennett--Former co-president of Seattle NOW; member of
Ending Violence Against Women Task Force; founder of
ACTNOW, an activist zap group; volunteer for the Andrea
Dworkin website.

Susan Hunter--Founder and Executive Director of the Council for
Prostitution Alternatives, Portland, Oregon, for 11 years.
International educator and activist on issues of prostitution and
pornography. Currently, Coordinator of Community Resources for
Reynolds School District, Troutdale, Oregon.

Peggy R. Sanday--Professor of Anthropology, U of Pennsylvania;
author of Fraternity Gang Rape and A Woman Scorned:
Acquaintance Rape on Trial; Philadelphia, PA.

Barbara Hart--Georgetown, ME.

Dane County Advocates for Battered Women, Madison, WI.

Laura Alexander--Director of Services at Dane County Advocates for
Battered Women; Madison, WI.

Jennifer Every--Legal Advocate at Dane County Advocates for
Battered Women; Madison, WI.

Mary Pat Rice--Children's Advocate at Dane County Advocates for
Battered Women; Madison, WI.

Brenda Majerein--Legal Advocate at Dane County Advocates for
Battered Women; Madison, WI.

Lisa Senson--Legal Advocate at Dane County Advocates for Battered
Women; Madison, WI.

Carroll Martin--Neighborhood Outreach at Dane County Advocates
for Battered Women; Madison, WI.

Kathy White--Bookeeper at Dane County Advocates for Battered
Women; Madison, WI.

Margaret Landreth--Office Manager at Dane County Advocates for
Battered Women; Madison, WI.

Lora L. Friedrichs--Outreach at Dane County Advocates for Battered
Women; Madison, WI.

Deb Spangler--Outreach at Dane County Advocates for Battered
Women; Madison, WI.

Lisa Reynolds--NCASA member, and NCCASA secretary;
coordinator, sexual assault and domestic violence services at Family
Service in Gaston County, North Carolina (near Charlotte);
Gastonia, NC.

Joy Perkins Newmann, Associate Professor, School of Social Work,
UW-Madison

Margaret Baldwin--Law professor and anti-prostitution advocate;
Florida State University, College of Law; Tallahassee, FL.

Jan BenDor--Founder, 1971, Women's Crisis Center of Ann Arbor.
Co-Author, Michigan Criminal Sexual Conduct Statute of 1974.
Elected 1992 to Michigan Women's Hall of Fame. American Civil
Liberties Union member since 1969.

Patricia Barrera--M.A., Women's Studies; feminist activist; Always
Causing Legal Unrest member/volunteer since 1991; WHISPER
Action Group Volunteer (1993 to 1995); Dworkinista since 1986.

Susan McGee--Executive Director of Domestic Violence Project,
SAFE House, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Jeff Sutter--Staff member of RAVEN (Rape and Violence End Now),
St. Louis (1990-1996).

Janet Freeman--Counselor/Advocate at Battered Women's Support
Services; Board member, PACE (Prostitution Alternatives,
Counseling and Education); Vancouver BC Canada.

John Hokanson--End Violence Now.

D. A. Clarke--Contributor to _Transforming a Rape Culture_ and
_Unleashing Feminism_; essayist; one of the organizers of Santa
Cruz's first Take Back the Night marches; believes Andrea
Dworkin to be one of the most influential and important voices in
the effort against sexual violence.

Elizabeth Matz, PhD--Psychotherapist in private practice; free lance
educator; feminist therapist, educator, activist 14 years working with
adult survivors of child sexual trauma. Lectures and writes about
the social/cultural foundations of male perpetrated sexual
violations of girls and women.

Jack Straton, PhD--Founder, Eugene (Oregon) Men Against Rape,
DC Men Against Rape, Manhattan (Kansas) Women and Men
Against Rape.

Rita M. Haley, PhD--Clinical Psychologist, rape research.

John Stoltenberg--Feminist author and cofounder of Men Against
Pornography.

David Hayward--Stopping Violence Against Women; Sexual
Exploitation Education Project; Brother Peace.

Christina Lauridsen--Women Take Back The Night Coordinating
Committee member, 1996, Berkeley, CA. Coordinator, instructor,
Body Images class at UC Berkeley Public Health, 1995-96. Intern,
Advocate, San Francisco District Attorney's Office, Family Violence
Project, 1996.

Laura X--Founder/Director, Women's History Library (1968-);
National Clearinghouse on Marital and Date Rape (1978-); SF
Women's Centers Date/Marital Rape Educaton Project (1991-); Co-
coordinator, U of California Free Speech Movement 30th
Anniversary (1994); sucessfully campaigned to make marital,
cohabitant, and date rape a crime in all 50 states, Washington, DC,
U.S. federal and military law and in 20 other countries; Berkeley,
California.

Carol A. Plummer, M.S.W., A.C.S.W.--Co-founder of Kalamazoo,
MI Take Back the Night; co-founder Association of Sexual Abuse
Prevention; recipient of statewide Sexual Assault Information
Network Award; therapist, consultant, and trainer on issues of
sexual abuse and sexual assault, Ann Arbor, MI. Member of
Mayor's committee on Violence Against Women; co-founder of the
International Association for Sexual Abuse Prevention; member of
the mayor's task force on Violence Against Women, Ann Arbor,
MI; past member of NCASA; 'radical feminist extraordinare.'

Jeff Gauthier, Ph.D.--Sexual Exploitation Education Project (SEEP),
Portland Oregon; Professor of Philosophy and Peace Studies
Uinversity of Portland.

Jolanda Sallmann--MSW; feminist activist; Ph.D. student in Social
Welfare focussing on issues of violence against women.

Sharon Snow, B.S.W.--Grad student at Texas Woman's University;
writer; poet; feminist; mother of three daughters; volunteer rape
crisis counselor; Denton, Texas Kristin Hall--Battered women's
advocate; Los Angeles, CA.

Kim O'Kane--Twelve-year old stompin' activist who is MAD that
sexual violence exists.

Sherri Rickard--Anti-pornography activist.

Michael Lewis--Professional entertainer; transcriber, Althouse
College, University Of Western Ontario, London, Ontario;
supporter of feminist theory, therapy, and ideals; supporter of
Andrea Dworkin and all others like her who seek the true freedom
to speak truths which have been denied or hidden for far too long.

April Elliott--Founder and President, OutSpoken Productions;
Executive Committee, National Coalition of Students Against
Sexual Violence (SpeakOut); Peer Sexuality Educator 1992-1995;
Rape Services consultant 1993-1995; Men Against Rape 1993-1995;
Anti-Rape Activist 1992-Present; writer and philosopher on Social
and Gender Problems.

Jynne Dilling--Second-year women's studies major at the
University of Virginia.

Anne Betzner--WHISPER volunteer (1993-1996), former WHISPER
Public Policy Organizer; anti-pornography/prostitution activist
1990-present; Minneapolis, MN.

Elizabethe G Plante--Director of the Sexual Harassment and Rape
Prevention Program, University of New Hampshire.

Anne Mayne--Founder member of Rape Crisis and the first Battered
Women's Shelter in Cape Town, South Africa; Co-ordinator of the
Campaign Against Pornography, London; steering committee of the
Coalition Against Trafficking in Women (CATW)-London; activist
in the movement against violence against women since 1973.

Mary Steel--Management collective of Campaign Against
Pornography and Coalition Against Trafficking in Women; radical
feminist, activist and activists against anti Irish racism, writer and
artist; London England.

Shirley Nelson--Co-ordinator of National Women's Network for
International Solidarity, London; Management collective of
Campaign Against Pornography and Coalition Against Trafficking
in Women; steering committee of International Conference,
Violence, Abuse & Women's Citizenship Brighton, UK.

Svenja Schaper--Management collective of Campaign Against
Pornography and Coalition Against Trafficking in Women; Lesbian
Line Collective; London, England.

Andrea Alexandra--Founder member of Women of Colour Against
Pornography; feminist activist; writer; London, England.

Leah Abramsohn--Founder Member of Battered Women's Shelter,
Cape Town, South Africa; Management collective of Campaign
Against Pornography; London, England.

Teboho Maitse, Ph.D.--African National Congress (ANC) activist;
feminist human rights activist; University of Bradford; Yorkshire,
Britain.

Nancy Nelson--Editor, Feminist Voices, 1990-1996; Development
Director at WORT/FM in Madison, WI.

Jan Levine Thal--Writer, Feminist Voices; talk show host at
WORT/FM in Madison, WI.

Kathy Miriam--Graduate student; Women's Studies instructor;
feminist writer.

Melissa Farley, PhD--Research and clinical psychologist, San
Francisco.

Harvey Taylor--Poet, musician, and community activist.

diana Mackin--Sister-founder of SAFFIR, Seattle NOW's body
image task force.

Thalia Syracopoulos--Longtime peace and justice activist; Chair of
the Ending Violence Against Women Task Force (Seattle NOW)

Avra Doria--Graduate Student; member of RI NOW.

Carl G. Hagstrom--MSW, Ann Arbor, MI.

Ellie Larson--Anti-sexual violence activist; co-owner of DSH Farms,
Vice President of Badger Feed Services.

Cindy Rosner--MSSW; specializes in work with survivors of
prostitution and pornography.

Sue Goldwomon--Long time Rape Crisis donor, Madison, WI.

Z Budapest--Feminist author and witch; balancing writing with
activism on the streets. Mother of the Goddess Movement; Crone.

Sharon Zohar--Computer consultant; part-time MBA student; on-
line activist.

Tara Baxter--Accused -and proud of it- Dworkinite; contributor to
_Making Violence Sexy: Feminist Views on Pornography_; Ex jail-
inmate for reading "American Psycho" out-loud in a shopping mall
at age 18; official Always Causing Legal Unrest ButtonMaker;
computer retail manager; Northampton, MA.

Victoria Sudo--Dworkinista by nature.

Carl Seele--Pro-Feminist Andrea Dworkin groupie.

Charlie Jones--Pro-Feminist Andrea Dworkin groupie.

Sally Owen--Co-founder, Judith's Room, New York's women's
bookstore; Book Review Editor, _On The Issues: The Progessive
Woman's Quarterly_.

Steven Hill--Activist; union organizer; Radical Pro-Feminist,
Member, SEIU Local 790; West Coast Director, Center for Voting
and Democracy; journalist whose work has appeared in the Los
Angeles Times, Christian Science Monitor, San Francisco
Chronicle, Seattle Times, Cleveland Plains Dealer, Oakland
Tribune, the Nation, Z, In These Times, Ms. (this month's issue)
and many others; San Francisco, CA.

Lucy Colvin--Body Image activist; Radical Feminist, San Francisco,
CA.

Chris Gaston--Former Seattle NOW president and long-time
feminist activist.

Melissa K. Dean--J.D., Court Advocate for Victims of Domestic
Violence Lakewood, Ohio; Internet Activist; Radical Dworkinista.

Jane Ann White R.N.--Co-director of The Downtown Women's
Center, Portland, Oregon for 12 years; President of the Board of
Directors of SEEP (Sexual Exploitation Education Project); Board of
Directors CPA (Council for Prostitution Alternatives), Portland;
Women's Crisis Line volunteer.

Winifred Bonney--White-middle-class-female-who-is-mad-as- hell-
and-won't-take-it-anymore; 62-year-old, divorced, mother of five;
out-of-the-closet and aware feminist since 1970; editor; civil rights
and anti-Vietnam activist since 1964; member of NOW and assorted
other "liberal" orgs., Old Lyme, CT.

Beth Ribet--Coalition of Campus Organizations Addressing Rape
(CCOAR).

Edie Eberhardt--lesbian/feminist/artist.

Anne Mayne--Citizen's Against Pornography, England.

Erin McKenna--The Sexual Exploitation Education Project, and
activist who has Andrea Dworkin to thank for much of my
consciousness coming into the anti-violence movement, Portland,
OR.

Craig Smith--The Sexual Exploitation Education Project, and activist
who also has Andrea Dworkin to thank for much of my
consciousness coming into the anti-violence movement, Portland,
OR.

Michelle J. Anderson--Civil rights attorney; women's self defense
instructor; feminist writer and activist.

Rebecca D. Barson--Coordinator of Williams College Feminist
Alliance; member of the Williams rape and sexual assault hotline;
per diem counselor/advocate at a women's shelter in Middlesex,
County, NJ.

Becky Parfitt--Longtime feminist; counselor, domestic violence
program.

Jodie Tonia--Feminist activist; Board member, The Surrey
Women's Centre (provides specialized support services to women
who have experienced violence).

Susan Marine--M.A.; rape educator; activist; feminist; ready-to-
rumble. Member of NCASA or WCASA: ___x_ YES

Kathleen Ready--Feminist, cyberactivist; mother of two daughters.
I'm a mom working in the home who wants her daughters to grow
up in a safe and sane world free of violence.

Mark H. Sandel--LMSW, Pro-feminist man; social worker; educator;
Director of the Battering Intervention Program at the Family Place,
Dallas, Tx; Selected as Texas Social Worker of the Year, 1994.

Sandi Allen Harrington--Feminist activist; writer; among 400
delegates to 1st National Poor Women's Survival Summit; Mills
College alumna; former Associate Editor of _American Fitness
Magazine_; rape victim @ age 19 (who had to choose silence in 1972
due to not choosing to be raped again in court). No justice, no peace!

Rose Garrity--Member, NCASA; former board member, New York
State CASA; current board member of NYSCADV; feminist activist;
anti-oppressions trainer; battered women's/rape crisis movement
activist for over 20 years.

Amie Vanderford--B.A., International Relations with a
concentration in Peace and Conflict Resolution.

Karl Schaffer--Math teacher at De Anza College and a
dancer/choreographer. Profeminist.

Krista Jacob--MadisonWCASA member; Youth Program
Coordinator, Dane County Rape Crisis Center, Madison, WI;
Advocate/Counselor for children and teen survivors of sexual
violence; Board of Directors, Advocates For Battered Women;
Feminist Activist and Educator; Formerly worked as a Anti-Sexual
Violence Educator at the Rape Victim Advocacy Program in Iowa
City, IA; active member of the anti-sexual violence movement for
the past five years.

Stephanie Dallam, RN, MSN--Family Nurse Practitioner; 10 years of
clinical work with children; author of two books being published
this fall on trauma and memory educator, speaker, and consultant
on issues related to the sexual abuse of children; Olathe, KS.

Lynne Moss-Sharman--Spokesperson, The Stone Angels, trauma
survivors; worker, women's transition shelter; Co-chair, ACHES-
MC (Advocacy Committee for Human Experimentation Survivors -
Mind Control) in Canada & U.S.A.; artist & videomaker; Thunder
Bay, Ontario.

Linda R. Taylor--Registered Victim Advocate working with all
victims of crime, specifically victims of domestic violence and child
sexual abuse; Bryan, OH.

Laura S. Brown, Ph.D.--Clinical Psychologist and Clinical Professor
of Psychology, U. of Washington; President Division of Psychology
of Women of the APA; writer in the field of feminist therapy
theory and ethics.

Vietta Helmle--Former Director, Mid Valley Women's Crisis
Service, Salem, Oregon for 15 years; women's advocate.

Joseph Schultz--Writer; chef, and owner of India Joze resturant in
Santa Cruz, CA.

Roxana Suszynska-Bliss--Feminist activist; Toyota mechanic.

Jolanda Suszynska-Bliss--Feminist activist; women's studies
student.

Lori Turner--Feminist activist,writer, student.

Ann J. Simonton--Feminist activist, writer, national lecturer, video
producer ("Warning The Media May Be Hazardous To Your
Health," and "Don't Be a TV: Television Victim"); Founder and
Director of Media Watch,1984, editor of quarterly (of the same
name) since 1987; active in the anti-rape movement since early 80's.

Kathy Lewis--MA; secondary school teacher; Vice Chair, Board of
Directors, Sexual Assault Centre London (Ontario); organizer of
April 19, 1996 workshop with Andrea Dworkin and members of
London's anti-violence movement (workshop entitled THE
MORAL LIFE OF ASSAULTED WOMEN, focussing on Karla
Homolka, former spouse of Ontario rapist/serial killer Paul
Bernardo).

Kathy Robertson--Writer; amateur singer/public speaker; graduate
student in community counseling; certified high school social
studies teacher; Ponchatoula LA.

Jim Cronin--Psychotherapist treating trauma survivors;
investigative journalist who has published several articles exposing
the FMSF in Z Magazine and Treating Abuse Today.

Jason Schultz--San Francisco CA, Co-Founder and Coordinator,
Duke Men's Project (Campus male violence prevention
programming), 1993 - 1995; volunteer, Rape Crisis of Durham,
North Carolina (1992-1995); co-Founder Men Acting for Change
(Pro-feminist men's group), Duke University 1990.

Elizabeth Paton-Simpson--Lecturer in Law and Gender, University
of Auckland, New Zealand; Faculty of Law, University of Auckland,
New Zealand.

Martha Leslie Allen, Ph.D.--Director, Women's Institute for
Freedom of the Press; edited the annual Directory of Women's
Media for 15 years (devoted to making sure that women's voices are
heard, most critically those working in anti-violence movements);
participant in women's self-defense activities since the early 1970s.

Donna Allen--President, Women's Institute for Freedom of the
Press; founder of WIFP and publisher/editor for the first 15 years of
its Media Report to Women (reporting and helping to expand the
progress made by women against violence during those years).

Jonathan Zeitlin, M.S.W.--Psychotherapist; Associate of Women's
Institute for Freedom of the Press; media technology consultant;
Washington, DC.

Merritt McKeon--M.A., J.D.--Law Professor; researcher; writer;
activist.

Debbie Mahoney--Child abuse activist; mother of survivor of child
sexual abuse; major contributor to the passage of the '900' number
in CA (the child molester hotline); Founder of SOC-UM; developer
of children's safety videos; public speaker and internet activist on
children's issues.

Jeralyn Mason--Riot Grrrl; student at Salem High School; fights and
writes alot about against sexism/racsism/classism/etc., Salem, NH.

Craig Jones--Homemaker; feminist; domestic violence activist, in
association with Family Violence Center (Brown Co.); Violence
Intervention Project (Kewaunee Co.); HELP of Door County;
Member, Wisconsin Library Association Intellectual Freedom
Roundtable, Green Bay, WI.

Eric Kofi Acree--Former member and founder of Action Against
Rape & Misogyny (AARM), Cornell University; Ithaca, New York.

Ronnie Falcao--Advocate of free speech,; midwife (who has seen too
many times how sexual assault compromises a woman's ability to
give birth), Mountain View, CA.

Francesca Dixon-Moses--Member Battered Women's Task Force
(Santa Cruz, CA), an advocacy group comprised of survivors of
domestic violence.

Stephen Purton--Profeminist activist; volunteer on the Andrea
Dworkin web site.

Jill Ginghofer--Director of Education and Development at Women's
Crisis Support, Santa Cruz, CA.

Ray Ginghofer--Artist.

Karen Howenstein--Feminist, Fairfax, VA.

Mark Ragg, M.S.W., Ph.D (cand)--Supervisor in a Children's Mental
Health Centre; researcher in the area of Domestic Violence,
Chatham, Ontario, Canada.

Deborah Elaine Busler--Founder SARAH (Sexual Assault and Rape
Action Hotline), Washington University in St. Louis; graduate
student in social work; employed at Weinman Center for Battered
Women and their Children; survivor; Clayton, MO.

Rose Marie Marchand--Survivor of incest and of domestic violence;
"Clothesline Project", volunteer; Worc. Mass.

Vanessa Kelly M.A.--Current member of NCASA and the APA
(Div. of Women); Clinical Psych doctoral candidate in San Francisco
Bay Area; 16 year history of working in the movement to stop
violence against women; former Executive Director of the Boulder
County Rape Crisis Team (Boulder CO), former chair of Colorado
Coalition Against Sexual Assault; co-producer of the documentary
"From Victim to Survivor;" recipient of the Colorado Victim
Advocate of the Year award from COVA (1990); feminist therapist;
currently doing dissertation research regarding post graduate
education in area of Interpersonal Violence.

Louise Hara--Co-ordinator at the Port Coquitlam Area Women's
Centre, since 1992; co-initiated, the first Vigil in Port Coquitlam to
commemorate the massacre of the Montreal engineering students
(now an annual event); member, Tri-Cities Advisory Committee on
Relationship Violence.

Haneef Mohamed--Volunteer with the Center for Battered
Women, Teen Dating Violence Prevention Program; volunteer,
Board member, Saheli: an Indian women's outreach group;
Engineer; Austin, Texas.

David Garvin, M.S.W., C.S.W.--Program Director and founder of
Alternatives to Domestic Aggression (ADA) Ann Arbor, Michigan
co-founder of the Domestic Violence Institute of Michigan (DVIM);
co-founder of the Batterer Intervention Services Coalition (BISC),
Michigan.

Kate Sholl--Editor, Sonoma County Women's Voices; currently
suing Santa Rosa City Schools under Title IX, in Federal Court, for
allowing sexist and abusive behavior by male students, Oona R.S. vs
Santa Rosa Schools.

Laura Wittmann--Feminist activist; Executive Director of SPAN
(Student Parents Advocacy Network); past facilitator for "Coalition
For Justice;" researcher for "The Women and Poverty Public
Education Initiative"; Milwaukee, WI.

Carolyn Gage, lesbian-feminist playwright.

Jami Porter-Lara--Radical feminist activist; Albuquerque, NM.

Mylene DiPent--Conference Co-ordination: Nova Scotia Youth
Voices 94, Youth Solutions for Youth Issues 95, Nova Scotia Beijing
Youth Project 95; Founding member, Generation of Grrls Against
Professionalism; Online Publicist, Andrea Dworkin Online Library;
Student Caucus Co-chair, US National Women's Studies
Association; Crisis line worker and community ed volunteer,
Avalon Sexual Assault Centre; YWCA Young Woman of
Distinction 1996; Participatory theatre designer: Nova Scotia Youth
Voices Theatre Project; Friends of the Christmas Mountains;
Member: World University Service Canada, Student
Commonwealth Canada, Inter Pares, Association of Popular
Educators Nova Scotia, Saint Mary's University Environmentally
Concerned Students Society, Canadian Unified Student
Environment Network, Youth for Habitat II; Alumna: Student
Commonwealth Canada, Model United Nations Canada, Caretakers
of the Environment International, York University Women's
Rights are Human Rights International; Nova Scotia, Canada.

Patti Thistle-- Feminist, active union member, mother of two and a
wife; Paradise, Newfoundland, Canada.

George (Rick) Heidrich--President of Global Pharma Services Inc.;
Founding Editor of Journal of Pain and Symptom Management.

Kathryn Ripp--MSSW, CACD III; works with chemical addiction
and trauma, including sexual trauma.

Sandi Stein, MA--Women's educational counselor and learning
specialist; Sonoma County, CA.

Nadia Telsey--Activist in anti-violence movement since 1971. Self
defense instructor, co-founder Brooklyn Women's Martial Arts
(The Center for Anti-Violence Education); Eugene, OR. 97402.

Madhavi Dandu-- Medical student, University of Michigan;
feminist working on issues of sexual assault; Ann Arbor, MI.

Patricia Moynagh--teacher, Women's Studies Program at the
University of Wisconsin; Madison, WI.

Peter Qualliotine--Project director of SEEP ( the Sexual Exploitation
Education Project); volunteer for the Portland (Oregon) Women's
Crisis Line and the Council for Prostitution Alternatives; Men's
Caucus of Stopping Violence Against Women.

Lori Penkin--Counselor-advocate for participants at the Council for
Prostitution Alternatives of Portland, Oregon; member of Stopping
Violence Against Women, and facilitator for SEEP's "john"
program.

Paddy Lazar--Counselor-advocate for participants at the Council for
Prostitution Alternatives, (Portland, Oregon) and feminist activist.

Barbara Mickey--Counselor-advocate for the Council for
Prostitution Alternatives, Portland, Oregon.

Jill Simons--Children's advocate at the Council for Prostitution
Alternatives, Portland, Oregon.

Michelle Marychild--Children's advocate at the Council for
Prostitution Alternatives, Portland, Oregon; co-founder of Stopping
Violence Against Women.

Patricia McGaff--Ob.Gyn; board member of SEEP (Sexual
Exploitation Education Project), Portland, Oregon.

List #2

Lisa Vaughn--Co-founder of Stopping Violence Against Women,
co-founder of SEEP (Sexual Exploitation Education Project).

Kyla Ratliff-- Young feminist activist; Member of the Cincinnati
Feminist Coalition and a Freedom Fall '96 Stop Prop 209 intern;
Perry Ohio.

April Citizen Kane--Activist, writer; Minneapolis, MN.

Alissa Stoehr--Volunteer Coordinator and Educator, Mankato State
University Women's Center; Mankato, MN 56001

Frances Wasserlein--Feminist; Community activist; Lesbian, and
proud; Rape Crisis Centre, nine years; One of founders of Battered
Women's Support Services [1978] and Women Against Violence
Against Women/Rape Crisis Centre [WAVAW/RCC] [1982];
Coordinator of Women's Studies Program, Langara College;
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

Judy Gottshall--Feminist; librarian.
Jacki Fitzpatrick--Rape survivor; feminist.
Jacques Saintonge--Montreal Men Against Sexism.
Nicolas Doyon--Montreal Men Against Sexism.
James Douglas--Montreal Men Against Sexism.
Sylvain Cote--Member, Montreal Men Against Sexism.
Cindy Obletz--Milw WI.
Bernice Soohoo Lee--Oakland, California
Etas Carria--Madison, WI.
Lynda Finn--Madison, WI.
Virginia Link--Madison, WI.
Jennie Hearnden--Australia
Karen R. Shevet Dinah--Madison, WI.
Normajean Bunton--Madison, WI.
Tara Ayres--Madison, WI..
Gregg A. Miller--Milwaukee, WI.
Lyn Levy--Madison, WI.
Mary Pierce--Madison, WI.
Catherine Odette--Madison, WI.
Amy Hauber--Madison, WI.
Meribeth Ratzel
Kate Moran
Lisa A. Mertzman
Carole Thompson
J. Gottshall
Deborah Anderson
Laura J. Anderson
Todd Larson

Women's Progress Alliance--Andrea Dworkin is one of this
nation's most eloquent and visionary theorist on issues that affect
all of our lives. She has shown time and time again that she is not
intimidated by those in power who are threatened by women who
dare to speak the truth. Attempts to silence Dworkin only expose
the hypocrisy of those who, in the name of the first amendment,
would censor another individual and misrepresent their ideas. The
Women's Progress Alliance supports Andrea Dworkin and calls
upon the insightful members of the WCASA to rectify this blatant
act of censorship and discrimination by an individual from whom,
it appears, thinks freedom of expression belongs only to people he
approves of.

END OF SIGNATORIES

Thanks very much, nikki craft

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