A 2010 Calendar : Featuring Your 2010 Women Athletes

As a Vancouver-based organization, The Antigone Foundation wanted to do something special to commemorate the historic 2010 year and to honour Canadian and U.S. female athletes competing in our city. This calendar was also made using soy-based inks and Forest Stewardship Council certified 10% recycled paper in order to minimize its environmental impact. The 2010 Dreams for Women calendar features original postcard art created by athletes about their dreams for women. Support equality!

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Athletes featured in the calendar:

Rachel Armstrong, Canada Womens Volleyball
Julia Clukey, U.S. Womens Luge
First Nations Snowboard Team
Erin Hamlin, U.S. Womens Luge
Kirsten Manley-Casimir, Canada Womens Volleyball
Cathy Priestner Allinger, Canada Womens Speed Skating
Sara Renner, Canada Womens Cross Country
Michelle Roark, U.S. Womens Freestyle Skiing
Angela Ruggiero, U.S. Womens Hockey
Robbi Weldon, Canada Womens Para-Nordic Skiing
Ashley Wagner, U.S. Womens Figure Skating
Katie Willis, Canada Womens Ski Jumpers
Nicole Maurer, nine-year-old Ski jumper

About Dreams for Women:

The Dreams for Women postcard art project has attracted worldwide attention and interest, garnering media attention and submissions from as far away as Japan, Germany, Brazil, France and Los Angeles. The Dreams for Women art project asks women and men of all ages to tell us what their dreams are for women by making postcards.

About The Antigone Foundation:

The Antigone Foundation is an organization that seeks to encourage young women aged 10-35 to become politically and civically engaged. We are interested in inspiring young women to get involved in leadership, politics, activism and feminism.

Photo Credits:
Chung Sung-Jun/Getty Images AsiaPac; IIHF-HHOF Images-USA Hockey; Jonathan Hayward/The Canadian Press; Justin D. Henry (flickr: zappowbang); Trinity Western University (flickr: marshillonline); Mike King (flickr: mike_king); Harry How/Getty Images North America; Matthew Stockman/Getty Images North America; Jed Jacobsohn/Getty Images North America; Michael Thomas/Getty Images AsiaPac; Doug Pensinger/Getty Images North America; Agence Zoom/Getty Images Europe; Richard Heathcote/Getty Images Europe; Jonathan Ferrey/Getty Images; Cameron Spencer/Getty Images AsiaPac; Jamie Squire/Getty Images North America; Alpine Canada Alpin.

Music Disclaimer: The track in this video is "Fire to Me (vs. Hyper)" by The Crystal Method, released by Reincarnate Music, 2006.

Samples used from Freesound.org:

By daveincamas (http://www.freesound.org/usersViewSingle.php?id=111413) VolleyballTournament.wav (http://www.freesound.org/samplesViewSingle.php?id=62081)

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