Women--Social conditions

Addenda to the papers of educator, sociologist, feminist, and activist Ann Hunter Popkin.

Addenda to the papers of Charlotte Bunch, educator, lesbian feminist, writer, and activist.

Correspondence, teaching papers, writings, photographs, etc., of feminist historian Rosalyn Baxandall.

Essays, speeches, printed material, and bibliographies related to women and labor, standards of beauty, health, the environment, sexuality, and feminism; also member lists for Boston-based women's liberation group Bread and Roses.

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.

Mimeographed memoir by Bulkley, describing the lives of her grandmother and mother, and her life in St. Louis and encounters with settlement workers, including Roger Baldwin, and social reformers; this copy annotated by Baldwin.

Collection of Sally Fox, independent picture researcher, editor, writer, and collector of visual images of women.

Diaries of Mary Augusta Carr Cumings, mother and homemaker.

Typed draft of Lois W. Banner's book, Elizabeth Cady Stanton: A Radical for Woman's Rights.

Correspondence, diaries, writings, and photographs of Katherine Pollak Ellickson, labor economist, assistant director of the AFL-CIO's Social Security department, and executive secretary of the President's Commission on the Status of Women. Correspondence of members of Ellickson's extended family, including her husband, parents, and sister is also included in the collection, along with genealogical material such as family trees.

Correspondence, writings, notes, projects, and master's thesis of Donna Finn, Boston-based activist and co-founder of the Dorchester Women's Committee.

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

Writings, correspondence, and notes by feminist writer and social critic Susan Griffin.

Correspondence, reports, speeches, etc., by League of Women Voters President Ruth Hinerfeld.

Dissertation, "Intimate Acquaintance": Courtship and the Transition to Marriage in America, 1770-1900, by Ellen K. Rothman.

Letters to the editor of Ms. magazine.

Audio- and videotape collection of Eve Merriam, poet, playwright, director, lyricist, and feminist.

Correspondence, writings, photographs, etc., of Pauli Murray, lawyer, activist, and first African-American woman ordained as an Episcopal priest.

Correspondence, drafts research notes, etc., documenting the preparation of volume four of Notable American Women, The Modern Period, a biographical dictionary of American women.

Commissioned studies, interviews, legislation, national outreach programs, research projects, reports, speeches and photographs of Ann Bookman, social policy expert on women's issues, work-family balance, and community engagement.

Essays, position papers, publicity, etc., of Bread and Roses, Cell 16, and other women's liberation organizations collected by Annie Popkin, founding member of Bread and Roses, activist and educator.

Correspondence, speeches, diaries, photographs, etc., of librarian Anna Spicer Gladding, and penologist Miriam Van Waters.

Correspondence, diaries, photographs, scrapbooks, etc., of Annie Ware Winsor Allen, educator and founder of the Roger Ascham School in White Plains, New York.

Correspondence, writings, etc., of Barbara Deming, feminist lesbian author and activist.

Papers of writer Charlotte Perkins Gilman.