Harriet Ellenberger
Harriet Ellenberger was an activist in the U.S. civil rights and anti-Vietnam War
movements and a founding member of the Charlotte (North Carolina) Women's Center
(1971). She founded and edited the lesbian feminist journal Sinister Wisdom with
Catherine Nicholson (1976-81), was a founding member of the bilingual feminist
bookstore L'Essentielle in Montreal (1987), published a small feminist journal on the
web called She Is Still Burning (2000-2003), and co-edited with Lise Weil several issues
of Trivia: Voices of Feminism (2004-8). She lives in rural New Brunswick, where she and her partner are renovating an old farmhouse.
movements and a founding member of the Charlotte (North Carolina) Women's Center
(1971). She founded and edited the lesbian feminist journal Sinister Wisdom with
Catherine Nicholson (1976-81), was a founding member of the bilingual feminist
bookstore L'Essentielle in Montreal (1987), published a small feminist journal on the
web called She Is Still Burning (2000-2003), and co-edited with Lise Weil several issues
of Trivia: Voices of Feminism (2004-8). She lives in rural New Brunswick, where she and her partner are renovating an old farmhouse.
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