The NAC, the largest feminist organization in Canada, is composed of more than 600 member groups. The organization is dedicated to mobilizing its membership and the public on issues of concern to women.

Originally prepared for the 1997 federal election, the NAC Voters' Guide is designed to create awareness of key issues to women--childcare, employment, violence against women, immigration and refugees, healthcare--and to assess the chief parties' response to them.

The NAC Voters' Guide remains a useful analysis of where women think government should be going, and a resource for evaluating how governments act on women's concerns.

Nandita Sharma is an activist-scholar whose work focuses on shifting border regimes under neoliberal globalization. She has been active in No Borders movements for many years, and she also teaches sociology at the University of Hawai’i. Sharma’s writing and research have focused on the politics of global labour migration and the state regulation of people’s lives through national border regimes.

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