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Key moments and achievements from Paula Doress-Worters's life.
Paula was born
· Redwood City, California, USA
Achievement
Paula's participation in the women's health movement began at the first 'Women and Their Bodies' workshop at the Female Liberation Conference at Emanuel College in 1969, a pivotal moment that launched the Our Bodies Ourselves movement.
Achievement
Paula's participation in the women's health movement began at the first 'Women and Their Bodies' workshop at the Female Liberation Conference at Emanuel College in 1969, a pivotal moment that launched the Our Bodies Ourselves movement.
Achievement
As a founding member and co-author, Doress-Worters contributed to the first newsprint edition of 'Our Bodies, Ourselves' in 1971, a revolutionary women's health guide that would eventually be published in 31 languages and sell millions of copies.
Achievement
As a founding member and co-author, Doress-Worters contributed to the first newsprint edition of 'Our Bodies, Ourselves' in 1971, a revolutionary women's health guide that would eventually be published in 31 languages and sell millions of copies.
Achievement
Doress-Worters co-authored 'Ourselves and Our Children' in 1978, expanding the Our Bodies Ourselves collective's work to address parenting, family life, and the ways communities could better support new mothers.
Achievement
Doress-Worters co-authored 'Ourselves and Our Children' in 1978, expanding the Our Bodies Ourselves collective's work to address parenting, family life, and the ways communities could better support new mothers.
Achievement
Paula served as senior editor of 'The New Ourselves Growing Older: Women Aging with Knowledge and Power' (1987, revised 1994), pioneering the discussion of women's aging as a feminist and public health issue.
Achievement
Paula served as senior editor of 'The New Ourselves Growing Older: Women Aging with Knowledge and Power' (1987, revised 1994), pioneering the discussion of women's aging as a feminist and public health issue.
Achievement
Doress-Worters contributed to 'Our Bodies, Ourselves for the New Century' (1998), maintaining her involvement with the groundbreaking women's health publication across nearly three decades of editions.
Achievement
Doress-Worters contributed to 'Our Bodies, Ourselves for the New Century' (1998), maintaining her involvement with the groundbreaking women's health publication across nearly three decades of editions.
Paula Doress-Worters passed away
