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VFA PIONEER HISTORIES PROJECT: JOAN CASAMOadmin2022-05-03T08:00:38-04:00

THE VFA PIONEER HISTORIES PROJECT

Joan Casamo

“My Activism is Very Personal.”

A feminist singer/songwriter and book editor.  Founding member of the board of the Poughkeepsie Women’s Center (1971 – 1973). Member of Kate Millett’s writers and artists colony at Millett’s farm in Poughkeepsie, NY.

Interviewed by Rebecca Lubetkin, Legacy, August 2021

Photo 1. Joan Casamo and Kate Millett. Photo 2. Joan and Linda Clarke.

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More About Joan:

  • Veteran Feminists of America
    • Kate Millett Memorial Service, November 9, 2017
      • “Farm Song” Performed By Joan Casamo
    • Kate Millett Festival, June 24, 2012 
      • Eleanor Pam introduces Joan Casamo, Kate’s Song, Bread & Roses, The Farm Song, Alix Dobkin and Joan Casamo 
    • Gloria Steinem introduces Linda Clarke and Joan Casamo at the Celebrating Kate Millet event, November 7, 1998
  • Our Last Days with Dolores Alexander, Linda Clarke and Joan Casamo, 2008
  • As referenced in Joan’s interview, Finding A Woman’s Place: The Story of a 1970s Feminist Collective in the Adirondacks by Veteran Feminists of America, Lorraine Duvall
  • Cited in Barbara Love’s book, Feminists Who Changed America, page 76

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