Aquelarre : A magazine for Latin American women revista de la mujer Latinoamericana. - Collectivo Aquelarre Collective (Vancouver, B.C. Aquelarre Latin American Women's Cultural Society, 1989)
Spanish and English generally presented side-by-side. Profusely illustrated with photographs, drawings and graphics. Aquelarre translates roughly as "meeting of the witches".
Holdings No 1, 10/11, 14, 16/17, 18
Issue 10/11 focus First Nations Women of the Americas: 500 Years of Resistance; Issue 14 Globalization of the Economy or of Poverty?; Issue 16/17 Violence Against Women; Issue 18 When History Hurts. Subjects include Indigenous and Native women of Canada, Latin American Women from North, South and Central America. Interviews, essays, poems, art. Includes topics on violence against women, immigration, biography, case studies.
Subtitle seen from issue 10: Latin American Women's Magazine Revista de la Mujer Latinoamericana. Issue 14 with letter inserted about lapse in publication, funding and future plans.
Produced in Canada, coverage includes a wide range of countries includes North, South and Central America and lands of First Nations and Indigenous peoples.
In Spanish and English, dual language publication.
Keywords: Women -- Periodicals -- Latin America; Colonization -- Periodicals; Emigration and Immigration -- Periodicals