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The article focuses on the development of a needs assessment project by the U.S. research team and the Al Akhawayne University for the establishment of the Azrou Centre, a women's health and education facility located in the Middle Atlas Mountains of Morocco. The facility was established by Prince Abdul Aziz Ibn Fahd of Saudi Arabia, in cooperation with the university, the Association of the Friends of Al Akhawayn University in Saudi Arabia and the King Fahd Program for Middle Eastern Studies at the University of Arkansas. In addition, it was built to offer educational and health services and support to women, youth, and children in the region. The assessment project was designed to determine the local women's barriers and to identify priorities for services to be offered.

Presents views generated from the experience of four individuals reflecting on the ideological power of otherness as it is lived from various locations. Documentation of a symposium called `Working Across Our Differences', presented at the 1992 conference of the Canadian Association for Studies in Education; Perspectives of Catherine Brooks, Zunade Dharsey, Margot Francis and Terry Mitchell.