Women-owned business enterprises--United States

These audiotapes were culled from the records of the Women's Equity Action League and include board meetings from both WEAL and WEAL Fund, conferences, and recordings from programs on women in the military, and women and employment, among other topics.

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

Papers of lesbian singer, songwriter, and activist Alix Dobkin include fan mail, business correspondence, t-shirts, and material about the Michigan Womyn's Music Festival.

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

Greeting cards, postcards, bumper stickers, photographs, and other ephemera of Moonyean Grosch, former owner of Womansplace Bookstore in Phoenix, Arizona.

Audio interviews by Suzanne Snider with founders and heads of radical feminist presses and print shops.

Collection consists of letters to Carrie Jacobs-Bond's shop assistant, MaBel Lampman Bond; a concert program and other printed material promoting Jacobs-Bond's work and music; and photographs of her son and of MaBel Lampman Bond.

Business correspondence, artwork, published cartoons, correspondence, family memorabilia, and Little Lulu-themed commercial products of Marjorie Henderson Buell, cartoonist and creator of Little Lulu.

Promotional material advertising products offered by Modelle Miller and seeking agents to buy and sell her products.

Correspondence and photographs of Antoinette N. Spruyt, rancher and farmer.

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

Papers of Jane Barton include documents relating to her service with the Navy WAVES during World War II and subsequent service in the United States Naval Reserve. Other material relates to her civilian life as a publicity agent for radio performers in the 1940s, and as a program director for the New York State Radio-Television-Motion Picture Bureau.

Papers of feminist architect and planner, Joan Forrester Sprague.

Correspondence, project notes, writings, survey data, and telecommuting projects of Joanne Henderson Pratt, consultant and futurist.

The papers of Kim Chernin, author, poet, psychological consultant, writing consultant, feminist, and lesbian, include correspondence, journals, draft manuscripts, and family papers.

Business and personal papers of Ruth Handler, founder of Mattel, Inc., and creator of Barbie

Correspondence, diaries, research and teaching materials, etc., of sociologist and professor, Sarah Thomas Curwood.

Correspondence, writings, photography, and memorabilia of Tia Cross, photographer, anti-racism activist, and feminist.

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

Correspondence, manuscript drafts, scrapbooks, clippings, menus, recipes, research materials, photographs, DVDs, and videotapes of Zarela Martinez, Mexican cookbook author, chef, and restaurateur.

Records of Bass and Howes, Inc., a public policy consulting and lobbying firm founded in 1986, include administrative, financial, client, and subject files; photographs; audiotapes; videotapes; and memorabilia.

Photographs, camp uniforms, song books, campers' letters, DVD, and memorabilia of Camp Walden, a girls' camp established in 1916.

Records of lesbian S/M magazine Outrageous Women contain submissions, letters from subscribers, and business records.

Articles, minutes, correspondence, business and financial records, retreat materials, audiotapes, t-shirts, and banners of Quest: A Feminist Quarterly

Addenda to the records of the Women's Equity Action League (WEAL), a national membership organization with state affiliates, founded in 1968 and dedicated to improving the status and lives of all women primarily through education, litigation, and legislation.