Full A-Z list of video titles

Century of Women, A. A three-part series 1994. Work and Family (:95) deals with women trying to have it all, balancing labor and the necessity to work with the demands of motherhood. Image and Popular Culture (:95) Explores the changing concepts of “ideal beauty” and how women see themselves. Sexuality and Social Justice (:95) takes a look at women’s efforts to shape their own destinies and establish a system of justice for all Americans.

Invisible Line in Health Care, The, 1994. Discussion-starting vignettes explore sexual harassment in clinical and academic medicine environments.

Killing Us Softly 3: Advertising’s Image of Women (:34), 2000. Jean Kilbourne continues her studies of gender representation in advertising with this analysis of images of women from over 160 ads and commercials from the last 20 years.

One Woman, One Vote (2:00), 1995. The program brings to light the remarkably unknown story of the struggle for a Constitutional amendment that declared simply: "the right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or any state on account of sex.” One Woman, One Vote highlights moments in seventy-two years of the suffrage movement, beginning with the first women’s rights convention in 1848 and climaxing in passage of the Nineteenth Amendment in 1920. It is a thrilling story of women determinedly working generation after generation to win the rights of full American citizenship and of those women and men who fought against woman suffrage.

Stop It! Students Speak Out about Sexual Harassment (17:00), 1994. Video highlights high school students as they struggle to define sexual harassment and find solutions to end it.

Sexual Harassment Claims: What the Law Demands. An interactive CD-ROM. Five forms of sexual harassment are addressed through scenarios including: employee to supervisor, faculty to student, supervisor to employee, same sex and peer to peer. Also includes: historical development of the law, the Cole-Hustoles protocol for “How to Investigate a Sexual Harassment Claim,” pertinent case law, expert commentaries on all scenarios, how to manage administrative issues and hot links to related information.

Sexual Harassment on Campus: Current Concerns and Considerations (2:00). In this program panelists discuss how to confront sexual harassment on campus through three segments: examining the big picture of sexual harassment, assessing the campus environment, and developing a campus action plan.

Subtle Sexual Harassment—Two-part series: The Issue Is Respect, Management‘s New Responsibilities (:57), 1992. Vignettes and commentary on the effects of sexual harassment in the workplace.

Wrong Idea, The, 1990. Produced by the University of Minnesota. A cross-cultural training program about sexual harassment. Using vignettes as a tool, the video clearly illustrates examples of a variety of inappropriate behaviors that might be found on a college campus, particularly among students and faculty/staff.