Small group process: Learning from women

The small group is the primary process and structure of the international feminist movement. However, traditional academic researchers have shown little interest in female groups, apparently considering them subordinate or marginal to men's groups. Women are beginning to examine women's groups and their findings call into question the traditional models of group dynamics. This is a review of information compiled from a variety of sources ranging from personal accounts to empirical studies. Through pooling the knowledge and insights gained from these records and studies we hope to further the development of feminist group process and point the way for future study.