Women political activists--United States

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.

Letters to the editor of Ms. magazine, including photographs, clippings, manuscripts, audiotapes, newsletters, printed material, and ephemera.

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

The papers of June Jordan, poet, author, outspoken activist, champion of equal rights for African Americans and women, and professor.

Correspondence, photograph, fliers, reports, etc., of Molly Dewson, suffragist and reformer. These papers are part of the Woman's Rights Collection.

Correspondence, writings, and work files of civil rights, peace, feminist and lesbian activist, Vicki Gabriner.

The papers of poet Pat Parker include journals; personal and professional correspondence; drafts; published and unpublished writings; reviews; articles; photographs; flyers, programs; publicity; periodicals; audiovisual material; and electronic records.

Records of the Massachusetts Chapter of the National Organization for Women (NOW) document its efforts on behalf of women's rights and an end to violence against women through lobbying the state legislature, advocating before government agencies, and organizing public demonstrations.

Records of the National Women's Education Fund, a non-partisan, national training and information service for women and public leadership.

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

Audiotapes of Cynthia Rich and Barbara Macdonald, writers, and activists in anti-ageism and lesbian feminist politics.

Correspondence, photographs, writings, etc., of Barbara Macdonald, social worker, lesbian feminist activist, author, and Cynthia Rich, teacher, lesbian feminist activist, and author.

Collection contains audiotapes and transcripts of interviews conducted by Rupp and Taylor with women who played significant roles in the American women's rights movement.

Correspondence, flyers, notes, audiovisual material, photographs, legal documents, publicity, and clippings documenting actions organized by the Grassroots Group of Second Class Citizens and Women Rising in Resistance.

Audiotapes of talks by speakers featured in the Schlesinger Library Luncheon Series, 1979-1987. Most of the speakers are donors of manuscript collections housed at the library.

Records of the feminist newspaper Sojourner, including correspondence, administrative records, photographs, and promotional materials.

Newsletters, programs, audiovisual materials, etc., of Transition House, a refuge for battered women and their children in Massachusetts.

Videotapes of interviews, marches, press conferences, etc., of the National Organization for Women, the largest feminist organization in the United States.

Videotapes and program books of "Woman Alive!," a collaboration between Ms. Magazine and public television.