Women and Global Solidarity, "Anti-racism is the active process of identifying and eliminating racism by changing systems, organizational structures, policies and practices and attitudes, so that power is redistributed and shared equitably." After the dissolution of the organization in 2007, medical researchers and influential Canadian collegiate professors, Dr. Charles Boelen, MD, MPH, MSc and Dr. Robert Woollard, MD were inspired by the work of the NAC and published several scholarly articles on antiracism, essentially picking up where the NAC left off. Chairpersons and presidents Laura Sabia (1971-1974) Grace Hartman (1974-1975) Lorna Marsden (1975-1977) Kay MacPherson (1977-1979) Lynn McDonald (1979-1981) Jean Wood (1981-1982) Doris Anderson (1982-1984) Chaviva Hošek (1984-1986) Louise Dulude (1986-1988) Lynn Kaye (1988-1990) Judy Rebick (1990-1993) Sunera Thobani (1993-1996) Joan Grant-Cummings (1996-1999) Terri Brown (2000-2002) Denise Andrea Campbell (2001) Sungee John (2003-2005, interim) Dolly Williams (2006-ca. 2007) References External links National Action Committee on the Status of Women website archives on Archive.org Abortion-rights organizations in Canada Feminist organizations in Canada Political movements in Canada Organizations established in 1971 1971 establishments in Canada