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Additional records documenting local and national programs of Wider Opportunities for Women, Inc., which worked to expand employment opportunities for women through information, employment training, and advocacy.

Records, primarily newsletters, of the Association of American Women in Europe, an organization focused on bilingual education, citizenship rights, and social support.

Scripts, reviews, flyers, posters, writings, and production notes of feminist playwright, theater director, and co-founder of the Caravan Theatre Bobbi Ausubel.

Speeches, conference materials, and writings of psychologist and professor Rosalind C. Barnett.

Journals, correspondence, and appointment books of artist Lynn Beldner.

Records of the Berkshire Conference of Women Historians, including correspondence, administrative records, conference files, photographs, and t-shirts.

Fan correspondence, journal, wrestling ephemera, photographs, videotapes, and DVDs of Deanna Booher, wrestler, roller derby player, and fetish performer.

Papers of writer and transgender activist Jennifer Finney Boylan, including professional and personal correspondence, writings, audiotapes, and photographs.

Correspondence, administrative and financial records; printed material including advertising postcards, catalogs, and flyers regarding sex and sexuality; event files, including pledge and release forms of the Center for Sex and Culture. Some material related to Good Vibrations and the Jon Sims Center for the Arts is also included.

Writings, correspondence, and documentation of LGBTQ rights protests and marches from political activist and journalist Kelly Cogswell.

Board records, research questionnaires, flyers, pamphlets, audio and videotapes, electronic records, etc., of Concerned United Birthparents Inc., a birthparent support and adoption reform organization.

Family papers primarily documenting the family life of African American seamstress and boarding house matron Goldie Glover Bruce and her three children.

Letters written by Sally Faith Dorfman to her parents while she was a student at Radcliffe College, Dorfman's curriculum vitae, clippings about Dorfman, and Dorfman's Radcliffe College class biographies.

Correspondence, financial records, class reunion material, memorabilia, yearbooks, and photographs related to the history of Girls' Latin School / Boston Latin Academy and the Girls' Latin School / Boston Latin Academy Association.

Professional correspondence, writings, photographs, and reports of political scientist and social activist Jean V. Hardisty.

Correspondence, writings, notes, photographs, and other materials acquired or created by J. Ari Kane-DeMaios, transgender activist, counselor, and executive director of the Outreach Institute of Gender Studies.

Writings and correspondence by ecofeminist and scholar Marti Kheel.

Records of the League of Women Voters of Boston, a non-partisan organization committed to opening government to all of Boston's citizens.

Collection consists of official documents of Boston Chapter of Links, Inc., photographs, financial material, and committee files.

By-laws, minutes, conference materials, financial and membership records, photographs, and audiovisual material of the National Association of Women Judges, a non-partisan, charitable and educational organization.

The papers of Gloria Feman Orenstein contain papers, speeches, and lectures by Orenstein on feminist art and artists; surreal art and artists, most notably Leonora Carrington; Sami shamanism; and ecofeminism.

Papers of playwright, novelist, and lesbian activist Ana María Simo.

Correspondence, NOW national conference files, memorabilia, etc., of NOW activist and staff member Barbara Hays.

Correspondence, writings, testimonies, speeches, subject files, photographs, and audiovisual material of Bernice Resnick Sandler, feminist and activist specializing in educational equity for women, gender issues in higher education, and other issues of women's rights and equality.

Family documents and draft writings of African American psychologist Dorothy L. Frauenhofer.