National Organization for Women

Papers of National Organization for Women officer Lucy Komisar, NOW's Vice President of Public Relations.

Papers of National Organization for Women officer Lynne Darcy, coordinator of NOW's Task Force on Compliance and Enforcement.

Papers of National Organization for Women officer, Mary Jean Collins, Midwest Regional Director, National Board member, and Action Vice President.

Papers of National Organization for Women board member Mordeca Jane Pollock.

Papers of National Organization for Women officer Muriel Fox, coordinator of NOW's Eastern Region.

Papers of Patricia Ireland, feminist activist, lawyer, and former president of the National Organization for Women, include correspondence, reports, legal case files, notes, and other research and printed materials regarding NOW's work for women's rights and social justice.

Papers of National Organization for Women officer Shirley Bernard, coordinator of NOW's Western Region.

Correspondence, research papers, clippings, etc., of Patricia Gold, feminist and nurse.

Papers of Sally Hacker, sociologist, professor, and feminist.

Personal and professional papers, including correspondence, appointment calendars, photograph/scrapbook albums and other photographs, writings, notes, research and printed materials, audiocassettes etc., of feminists and National Organization for Women officers Toni Carabillo and Judith Meuli, who were politically active in California and nationally.

Black and white photographs of women in the United States, most of whom are involved in politics, by Diana Mara Henry, photographer.

Correspondence, minutes, notes, printed material, etc., documenting Judith Ann Pickering's work as a member of the board of directors of the National Organization for Women (NOW) and as an ERA activist.

Records of the Massachusetts Chapter of the National Organization for Women (NOW) document its efforts on behalf of women's rights and an end to violence against women through lobbying the state legislature, advocating before government agencies, and organizing public demonstrations.

Correspondence, memos, notes, etc., of the Committee on the Status of Women at Harvard, created in 1970 to study the status of Harvard’s women students and faculty members.

Minutes, reports, correspondence, budgets, notes, schedules, and contracts related to the planning, organizing, and executing of the March for Women's Lives, held in Washington, DC, on April 25, 2004.

Records of the National Organization for Women Legal Defense & Education Fund (NOW LDEF), founded in 1970 to fight gender inequality in the United States through litigation and public policy advocacy.

Records of the Veteran Feminists of America, an organization devoted to celebrating and documenting the achievements of the modern American feminist movement.

Addenda to the records of the Women's Equity Action League (WEAL), a national membership organization with state affiliates, founded in 1968 and dedicated to improving the status and lives of all women primarily through education, litigation, and legislation.

Collection contains audiotapes and transcripts of interviews conducted by Rupp and Taylor with women who played significant roles in the American women's rights movement.

Audiotapes of talks by speakers featured in the Schlesinger Library Luncheon Series, 1979-1987. Most of the speakers are donors of manuscript collections housed at the library.

Correspondence, photographs, financial records, etc., of Ann London Scott, vice-president for legislation of the National Organization for Women and a founder of the Buffalo, New York, chapter of NOW.

Papers of National Organization for Women officer Faith Seidenberg, NOW's Legal Vice President.

A collection of interviews conducted by and with past officers and members of the National Organization for Women (NOW) regarding the formation of NOW and their roles in the organization. All participants in the project were active in NOW during the late 1960s and 1970s.

Coverage of women's issues through television talk shows and news programs, interviews, public service announcements, and footage of conferences relating to women

Professional correspondence, minutes, bylaws, reports, speeches, conference materials, clippings, fact sheets, etc., of Puerto Rico-born feminist, Carmen Delgado Votaw.