Women in the Sanctuary Movement

Acknowledgments 1. Introduction Sanctuary as a Women's Movement Sanctuary as a Political Process 2. A Natural History of the Chicago Movement Origins and Development Stages of Involvement 3. Ideological Splits Tucson and Chicago Leaders Local Men and Women Laywomen and Women Religious 4. Patterns and Conflicts in Women's Activities Leadership Outreach Translating Civil Disobedience Travel to Central America Caretaking The Impact of Background on Activism 5. Stages in Activist Women's Lives Humanitarian Path Religious Path Political Path Integration of Paths 6. The Effects of Life Structure Family Conflict and Support Women's Views of Liberation 7. Conclusion Women in Social Movements The Future of Sanctuary Appendix Notes Index

Aesthetics · Art · Movement (music) · Political science · Sociology · American Constitutional Law and Politics · Gender Studies · Latin American and Latino Studies · Race, History, and American Society

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  Open Access•Kelli Lyon-Johnson•Latino Studies•2005

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• Promised Land? Immigration, Religiosity, and Space in Southern California

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• Gender differences in religious practices, spiritual experiences and health

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• Familial Moralities

  Open Access•Alejandro Márquez•Humanity & Society•2021

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• Proxy citizenship and transnational advocacy

  Open Access•Winifred Tate•American Ethnologist•2013

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• Weber's missing mystics

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• The Reparative Politics of Central America Solidarity Movement Culture

  Open Access•Patricia Stuelke•American Quarterly•2014

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• Rethinking Sanctuary

  Open Access•Randy K Lippert, Randy Lippert•International Migration Review•2005

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• The Ethnography of Transnational Social Activism

  Open Access•Hilary Cunningham•American Ethnologist•1999

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• Activism and the American Novel

  Channette Romero•Activism and the American Novel•2012

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• The religious construction of sanctuary provision in two congregations

  Kristin Park•Sociological Spectrum•1998

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• Sanctuaryscapes in the North American Southwest

  Aimee Villarreal•Radical History Review•2019

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• The Sanctuary Movement and Central American Activism in Los Angeles

  Open Access•Norma Stoltz Chinchilla, Nora Hamilton et al.•Latin American Perspectives•2009

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