Videotapes

Papers of Betty Friedan, feminist, activist, and author.

Additional papers of Betty Friedan, feminist, activist, and author.

Reports, meeting minutes, incorporation papers, by-laws, correspondence, memos, grant applications, publications, financial records, photographs, video and audio recordings, press releases, and financial records of the Boston Women's Fund. Grant applications include pamphlets, brochures, flyers, and other publications from Boston-based grassroots community organizations for women.

Writings, correspondence, and papers collected and created by theologian, feminist, animal rights advocate, and social justice activist Elizabeth Farians.

Papers of Betty Friedan, feminist, activist, and author.

Correspondence, transcripts of speeches and other writings, articles and clippings, and notes of attorney, women's rights activist, writer, and public speaker, Sonia Pressman Fuentes.

Videotapes, motion pictures, and DVDs documenting the National Organization for Women's (NOW) conferences, marches and rallies, and political activism, as well as its role as plaintiff in NOW v. Scheidler.

Additional records of the National Organization for Women (NOW), the largest feminist organization in the United States.

Correspondence, professional and autobiographical writings, datebooks, photographs, and audiovisual material of Alice S. Rossi, sociologist, feminist, and a founder of the National Organization for Women and Sociologists for Women in Society.

Papers of Marguerite Rawalt, attorney and officer in the National Federation of Business and Professional Women, National Organization for Women, and Women's Equity Action League.

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.

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.

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