Peace Women
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Year Published: 1977
Creator: Columbia Broadcasting System
Format: 16mm
Sound: sound
Description: Documents the origins and growth of the Peace People movement in Northern Ireland. Includes interviews with Betty Williams, founder of the movement, who discusses her abhorrence of violence, the present dangers to her children, her desire for Northern Ireland's independence and her decision to someday leave Ireland if peace is not achieved.
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