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		<title>Melissa Potter&#8217;s film project, Ammunition for the Virgin, received fund from the Ministry of Culture of Serbia!</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Melissa Potter&#8217;s film project, Ammunition for the Virgin has been awarded generous support from the Ministry of Culture, Serbia. Ammunition for the Virgin is a 20-minute video animation project in progress focusing on diverse young women in FR Yugoslavia and their choices today in contrast with Stana Cerovic, the reported “last sworn virgin” in Montenegro. [...]]]></description>
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<p>Melissa Potter&#8217;s film project, <em>Ammunition for the Virgin</em> has been awarded generous support from the Ministry of Culture, Serbia. Ammunition for the Virgin is a 20-minute video animation project in progress focusing on diverse young women in FR Yugoslavia and their choices today in contrast with Stana Cerovic, the reported “last sworn virgin” in Montenegro.</p>
<p>In a rare Balkan tradition, Stana Cerovic took an oath to be raised as a boy and forsake marriage in order to inherit family property. Interviews with women have been conducted the Youth Initiative for Human Rights, former students from the Fine Arts Academy, a graffiti artist, and the Roma community. For further information, please contact Melissa Potter at <a href="mailto:mpotter@colum.edu?subject=Ammunition_for_the_Virgin_Blog">mpotter@colum.edu</a>.</p>
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		<title>Jennifer Musawwir&#8217;s article in N. Paradoxa!</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>We are pleased to let you know that Jennifer Musawwir&#8217;s article on Feminist Art Journals in the US, in the 1970s and 80s, <em>I&#8217;d Like to Be a Subscriber!</em> is in the current issue of N. Paradoxa.</p>
<p>You can read it here:</p>
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