Bio Women In Focus Society (WIFS) (1974-1992) was originally created as a project of the University of British Columbia’s Women’s Office Collective. WIF trained women in audio-visual production and created a community cable series that covered a broad range of topics reflecting women’s experiences and contemporary feminist discourse. They are noted for being Vancouver’s first feminist media access centre for women only. Works A Respectable Lie 1980 Women in Focus Society (WIFS), Wendy Falconer, Penny Thompson Women discuss the ubiquity of pornography and the effect it has on women’s self-identification process. Gene Errington Lecture 1975 Women in Focus Society (WIFS) Errington’s full lecture on misogyny, violence against women, pornography, and sexual harassment in the workplace, summarizes the discussions within the Vancouver women’s liberation movement at the time. Gene Errington Lecture (Excerpt) 1975 Women in Focus Society (WIFS) Errington’s full lecture on misogyny, violence against women, pornography, and sexual harassment in the workplace, summarizes the discussions within the Vancouver women’s liberation movement at the time. This excerpt focuses on pornography, culture, and the struggle for gender equality.