Artisanal and Small-Scale Gold Mining: Women and Health
2017 Issue 98/99

• Women Lead the Fight Against the Largest Mining Plant in Russia
• Mercury Justice Now: Update from Grassy Narrows
• Building an Indigenous Response to Environmental Violence

Ethical Engagement in an Age of "Sustainable Consumerism"
2016 Issue 96/97

• Doing Good and Looking Good: Women in "Fast Fashion" Activism
• Healthy Nail Salon Network (Toronto)
• Who Consumes What? Recycling, Ethics and Social Difference

Women and Work in a Warming World
2015 Issue 94/95

• Opportunities and Constraints for Women in the Renewable Energy Sector in India
• Gender and Government Actions on Climate Change and Work
• Gender Justice and Climate Justice

Gender and Social Movements
2013 Issue 92/93

• "Women Must do it for themselves"
• Women and the Arab Spring
• It's bigger than bling bling and the  banks
• Social Movements and Feminism
• Pat Noonan doc lively because Noonan always is

Asbestos & Women's Health
2012 Issue 90/91

• Asbestos: Still Legal and Lethal in North America
• The Female Face of Britain's Asbestos Catastrophe
• Canada at a Crossroads with Asbestos Production
• The Tragic Legacy of Sarnia's White Death

Gender & Food Security
2012 Issue 88/89

• Beyond Gender and Food Security
• Harvesting Hope in Northern Manitoba
• Alleviating the Double Burden
• Price Hikes and The Feminization of Food Insecurity
• When Mother's Love is Not Enough

Women and Labour
2011 Issue 86/87

• The Impact of Austerity on Women in Greece
• First Nations Women Rising
• Women's Work, Health, and the Environment in a Small-Scale Mining Site in Northeastern Ghana

Aging, Poverty & Other Constraints
2011 Issue 84/85

• African/Canadian Grandmother Power
• Long-Term Care Homes Legislation and Women
• Women and Aging: an Interview with Laura Sky
• Sexuality in Long-Term Care
• Age-Friendly Communities - A Women's Issue

Women and Water
2010 Issue 82/83

• The Anishinabe Kweag
• Skeena Sister: Fighting to Save a Sacred River System
• Women & Water in the Age of Globalization: Protecting Our Most Vital Resource
• Lest the Creek Run Dry