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Uses the metaphor of the two-way street to describe the problems encountered in trying to develop a constructive discourse between feminism & education on the Bates Coll (Lewiston, ME) campus. The goals were to include feminist perspectives in science courses & encompass scientific material in women's studies courses as a way to both enrich women's studies & develop a "self-conscious science" that was aware of its own assumptions, historical background, & social context. The project was approached "one lane at a time" by first addressing scientists, & then the women's studies faculty, in an effort to alleviate the fear each group had of the other. The numerous barriers to opening a two-way discussion are related, including significant problems related to language differences between scientists & feminists. By the second year, women's studies faculty members were willing to consider the importance of including scientific content in their courses, & members of both groups were beginning to talk "to," rather than past, each other. The urgent need to develop communication between different discourse communities is discussed. 22 References. J. Lindroth

History and foundations of sport for development and peace / Robert E. Baker -- Sociological perspectives on sport for development and peace / Scott Jedlicka -- Sport development : a sheep in wolf's clothing? / B. Christine Green and Edward Horne -- Inclusion and diversity in sport for development and peace / Pamela H. Baker and Morgan Strimel -- Sport, conflict resolution, and diplomacy / Stuart Murray and Shinae Haidley -- Sport's economic utility : the essential place of economic development in sport for development programs / Laurence Chalip -- Corporate social responsibility (CSR) in sport for development and peace : new media, communication, and engagement for greater impact / Kathy Babiak and Javier Abuín-Penas -- Linking sport events with sport participation and development / Marijke Taks and Georgia Teare -- Evaluation and analytics in sport for development and peace / Bill Gerrard and Robert E. Baker -- Governments and sport for development / Carrie LeCrom and Per Svensson -- Discoveries from an intimate view into sport programs as a catalyst for change / Soolmaz Abooali -- For-profit's involvement in sport for development and peace / Caig Esherick -- Current trends and future directions for sport for development and peace / Jon Welty-Peachey and Nico Schulenkorf.