Durda Knezevic, Zenska infoteka (Women's Infoteka) - Women's Resource and INDOC Centre Varsavska 16/1, 10000 Zagreb ph +385 1 4830557 fax 4830552 zinfo@zamir.net, www.zinfo.hr Zenska infoteka is Women's INDOC and resource center, the only of the kind in Croatia. Founded in 1992 as the first of the sort in Croatia nad Eastern Europe. Our goal is to create organized system of information and data as a service for women's groups, individuals, researchers, policy makers and similar and by this to achieve global and true equality in all fields of human endeavor and support to all of the attempts to make women and their achievements more visible and valued by the society. Zenska infoteka has the on-line library with close to 3000 books and archive of 12.000 documents. Zenska infoteka is also publishing books and quarterly magazine Kruh i Ruze (Bread and Roses) and also conducting various researches. For seven years already ZI is organizing annual international seminar "Women and Politics" in Dubrovnik and during the last two years ZI created, organized and coordinate REWIND NET (Regional Women's INDOC's Network - 14 countries mostly countries from Eastern and South Europe and Middle East). Biljana Kasic, Ph.D. - Program Coordinator c/o Centre for Women's Studies Berislaviceva 12, 10 000 Zagreb Croatia Tel/fax: + 385 1487 2406 E-mail: zenstud@zamir.net www.zenstud.hr The Centre for Women's Studies, Croatia The Centre's mission is to provide comprehensive education in Women's Studies issues in Croatia by connecting feminist theory, art and activism through interdisciplinary educational activities as well as to promote research and publishing by covering cross-cultural issues from a women-centred perspective. The Centre offers basic insights into feminist epistemology, women within cultural theories, theories of identities, and women's self awareness by creating critical and fresh models of education and communicating knowledge. Within a wider public scope the Centre strengthens the politics of sex/gender equality through advocating Women's Studies curricula within the university, through expertise concerning Women's Studies issues, leadership training programs for political activists, and empowering women in general. In our program we are guided by the principle of respecting diversity, which encompasses gender, ethnicity and/or national origin, religion, socio-economic status, age, and sexual orientation.