Childbirth

Additional papers of Dorothy Kirchwey Brown, Democratic Party activist and social reformer, include files on Massachusetts child welfare organizations, League of Women Voters material, and personal and family correspondence

Collection includes radio and conference appearances by Collective members, a benefit, board meeting proceedings, and a variety of materials on topics relating to women's health, etc.

Additional records of the Boston Women's Health Book Collective, a non-profit women's health education, advocacy and consulting organization, including administrative records; founder's files; engagements and project files; material relating to the publication, revision, and adaptation of several versions of Our Bodies, Ourselves; memorabilia; audiovisual material; and electronic records.

Photographs, correspondence, and clippings of the Curtis family from Boston, Massachusetts.

Correspondence and other papers of members of the Dreier family, mostly merchants and pastors in northern Germany and businessmen in the United States and their wives.

Half-hour interviews aired on Focus on Women, a television show featuring women of achievement.

Correspondence, mostly by19th century American women, compiled by Richard James Hooker of Chicago, Illinois.

Correspondence, writings, etc., of physician Mary Putnam Jacobi.

Letters to the editor of Ms. magazine.

Correspondence, photographs, articles, etc., of Eliza T. Ransom, physician and founder of the first Twilight Sleep Hospital in America.

Journals and letters of Freda M. De Pillis, social worker.

Papers of Lottie Kerr Tubbs, a Methodist Episcopal missionary who served in Mexico and Argentina.

Correspondence of Patricia Frazer Lamb and Kathryn Hohlwein, teachers and writers.

Correspondence, accounts, photographs, etc., of the Huntting and Rudd families of Sag Harbor, New York.

Records of the Boston Women's Health Book Collective, a non-profit women's health education, advocacy and consulting organization that grew out of a small discussion group in 1969, and first became known for their pioneering handbook, Our Bodies, Ourselves.

Papers of Adrienne Cecile Rich, poet, author, feminist, and teacher.