Women's rights--United States
Found in 141 Collections and/or Records:
Papers of Ann Scott, 1932?-1976
Correspondence, photographs, financial records, etc., of Ann London Scott, vice-president for legislation of the National Organization for Women and a founder of the Buffalo, New York, chapter of NOW.
Papers of NOW officer Faith Seidenberg, 1969-1977
Papers of National Organization for Women officer Faith Seidenberg, NOW's Legal Vice President.
Additional records of the Society for Humane Abortion, 1961-2016 (inclusive), 1964-1972 (bulk)
Records of the Society of Humane Abortion; its sister organization, the Association to Repeal Abortion Laws; and papers of its founders and members, Patricia Maginnis, Lana Clarke Phelan, and Rowena Gurner.
Papers of Edna Lamprey Stantial, 1836-1985 (inclusive), 1900-1955 (bulk)
Papers of suffragist and women's history advocate Edna Lamprey Stantial, including documents relating to and of Maud Wood Park, Alice Stone Blackwell, the Blackwell family, and Carrie Chapman Catt.
Records of That Takes Ovaries, 2002-2010
Posters, programs, photographs, correspondence, and memorabilia related to the book, play, and open-mic movement That Takes Ovaries.
Records of Transition House, 1975-1991
Newsletters, programs, audiovisual materials, etc., of Transition House, a refuge for battered women and their children in Massachusetts.
Records of the Tully-Crenshaw Feminist Oral History Project, 1961-2001 (inclusive), 1990-1993 (bulk)
A collection of interviews conducted by and with past officers and members of the National Organization for Women (NOW) regarding the formation of NOW and their roles in the organization. All participants in the project were active in NOW during the late 1960s and 1970s.
Videotape and motion picture collection of the National Women's Political Caucus, 1981-2003
Collection includes motion pictures or videotapes of Caucus activities such as committee meetings, luncheons, convention proceedings and speeches, candidate training sessions and critiques, and television appearances featuring the National Women's Political Caucus or its representatives and founders. Also included is a sample of entries by National Women's Political Caucus's media award (EMMA) winners.
Videotape collection of the National Organization for Women, 1977-1988
Videotapes of interviews, marches, press conferences, etc., of the National Organization for Women, the largest feminist organization in the United States.
Papers of Carmen Delgado Votaw, 1972-2014
Professional correspondence, minutes, bylaws, reports, speeches, conference materials, clippings, fact sheets, etc., of Puerto Rico-born feminist, Carmen Delgado Votaw.
Papers of Marilyn Webb, 1968-2006
Drafts, notes, interviews, publicity materials, and other materials relating to writer and feminist, Marilyn Webb's book, The Good Death: The New American Search to Reshape the End of Life, and audiotapes, correspondence, and other materials documenting her feminist activities.
Papers of Linda J. Wharton, 1987-1997
Correspondence, notes, press releases, pleadings, briefs, testimonies, printed material, and other materials relating to the abortion rights lawsuits Roe v. Operation Rescue, Planned Parenthood v. Casey, and Elizabeth Blackwell Health Center for Women v. Knoll.
Woman Alive! Collection, 1974-1977
Videotapes and program books of "Woman Alive!," a collaboration between Ms. Magazine and public television.
Woman to Woman Videotape collection, 1983-1984
Videotapes of "Woman to Woman," a nationally syndicated television talk show with Pat Mitchell, creator, host, and co-producer.
Women's newsletter and periodical collection, 1923-2011 (inclusive), 1970-1995 (bulk)
Collection of women's newsletters and periodicals for which the Schlesinger Library holds three or fewer issues.
Papers of Kristen R. Yount, 1980-2004 (inclusive), 1980-1983 (bulk)
Audiocassettes and transcripts of oral history interviews with female and male coal miners in Colorado and Utah, conducted by Kristen R. Yount, sociologist and environmental policy consultant.