Box 1
Contains 13 Results:
Union Carbide interviews. Anmoore, West Virginia. February 28 - March 2, 1974. "OCAW 3-276 [Oil, Chemical, and Atomic Workers, Local 3-276] on Working Conditions at Union Carbide." Digital
Stellman's recorded conversations between a male interviewer and various workers in the Union Carbide plant on working conditions and related health problems. For related materials, see MC 657, #15.3.
Union Carbide interviews. Anmoore, West Virginia. February 28 - March 2, 1974. "Union Carbide – Carbon Products." Digital
Stellman's recorded conversations between a male interviewer and various workers in the Union Carbide plant on working conditions and related health problems. For related materials, see MC 657, #15.3.
"Dr. Stellman." Milwaukee, Wisconsin. February 13, 1981.
Stellman addresses the Industrial Relations Research Association--Wisconsin Chapter meeting, on the topic of reproductive hazards (for both women and men), rights in the workplace, and proposed improvements. Questions from the audience follow. For possibly related materials, see MC 657, #2.17-2.20.
Women's Studies: Its Impact on Society, Technology, and the Arts conference. University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee. October 29-31, 1981. "Conceptions and Misconceptions of Women, Work, and Occupational Health."
Stellman discusses how gender and protectionism have helped to advance occupational health measures, such as minimum wage, but have also helped exclude women based on their reproductive capabilities. For possibly related materials, see MC 657, #2.17-2.20.
Women's Studies: Its Impact on Society, Technology, and the Arts conference. University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee. October 29-31, 1981. "Panel Discussion of Session II: Impact of Women's Studies on Technology."
During the open discussion period, panelist Stellman questions fellow speakers' comments on science and gender difference. Includes panelist Carolyn Keith, who was a member of the "Women in the Community" project sponsored by the Schlesinger Library, and others. For possibly related materials, see MC 657, #2.17-2.20.
"WABC Talk Radio." WABC, New York City. March 11, 1983.
Stellman and Mary Sue Henifin discuss ways to achieve a healthier workplace, ergonomics, indoor air and noise pollution, Muzak, etc. Calls from listeners follow.
"Hospital Work Can Be Hazardous to Your Health." Hospital Employee Health Conference. Chicago, Illinois. July 17-19, 1983.
Stellman discusses three types of hazards and preventative measures.
The Brian Lehrer Show. "Cancer in the Workplace." WNYC, New York City. October 1983.
The program deals with, among other toxins, occupational asbestos exposure, and includes a quote by Stellman on union organizing for workplace health.
Public Affairs. WWDJ, New York City. January 1989.
Stellman discusses her research on current occupational conditions in the workplace.
Community Focus. WNTR, Washington, DC. February 1, 1989.
Interview with Stellman on some recent minimal improvements in workplace safety, noise pollution, nerve stress, fires in the workplace, etc. Calls from listeners follow.
New York and Company. WNYC, New York City. 1980s.
Interview with Stellman on environmental issues in the workplace, computer terminals, etc. Questions from callers follow.
Interview with truck driver Clyde Cottrell by Jeanne Stellman. Undated.
A conversation about the demands on long-haul truckers, and Cottrell's particular case.
Practice tape for Stellman's slide-show presentation on how lungs function, asbestos poisoning, black lung, and other topics. Undated.
Collection contains radio interviews with Jeanne Mager Stellman, often on issues of workplace safety, as well as talks given at conferences on related topics specifically pertaining to women. Also included are research interviews conducted by, or on behalf of, Stellman with industrial workers and a long-haul truck driver. Items are listed in chronological order. Format is audiocassette.