Women--Legal status, laws, etc.--United States

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

Additional papers of Betty Friedan, feminist, activist, and author.

Additional records of Wider Opportunities for Women, Inc., which include administrative and financial records; membership records; minutes; training materials; publications; clippings; and photographs.

Additional records documenting local and national programs of Wider Opportunities for Women, Inc., which worked to expand employment opportunities for women through information, employment training, and advocacy.

Audiotape recordings of speeches and lectures by, and interviews with, radical feminist writer, speaker, and activist Andrea Dworkin.

Speeches by and interviews with lawyer and feminist Marguerite Rawalt on a variety of topics, including women and the law, women and business, women's rights, and the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA).

Audiotape collection of recordings from the National Women's Conference, held November 18-21, 1977, in Houston, Texas.

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

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

Papers of Margaret Dunkle, advocate for women's equality in sports, education, and the delivery of health services.

Videotape recordings of Andrea Dworkin's speaking engagements, television appearances, examples of pornography, and source tapes for the production of the program Omnibus that featured Dworkin.

Papers of government official and feminist activist Catherine East

Writings, correspondence, and papers collected and created by theologian, feminist, animal rights advocate, and social justice activist Elizabeth Farians.

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.

Correspondence, mailings, clippings, notes, speeches, printed material, and other materials documenting Judy Goldsmith's participation in the National Organization for Women as Wisconsin NOW president and national NOW board member, executive vice president, and president.

Papers of Wilma Scott Heide, sociologist and chair and president of the National Organization for Women.

Biographical and personal material; organizational files; campaign records; speeches; conference and membership materials; writings; photographs; memorabilia; and audiovisual material of Mildred Jefferson, surgeon and nationally recognized spokesperson of the right-to-life movement.

Audio and video recordings and transcriptions of interviews Cyd Jenefsky conducted with Andrea Dworkin, as well as notes on the interviews, biographical information on Dworkin, and writings by Dworkin and Jenefsky.

Papers of Shelah Gilbert Leader document her work as recording secretary for the United States National Commission on the Observance of International Women's Year; and include Leader's writings on women.

Papers and audiovisual material of writer, scholar, lawyer, anti-pornography and women's rights activist Catharine A. MacKinnon contain school papers, correspondence, writing and research, teaching material, and legal client files.

Collection of papers and memorabilia acquired by Mary Earhart Dillon from women leaders who were active in temperance, women's suffrage, and related movements.

Papers of Cambridge, Massachusetts, political activist Priscilla Chase Matsumiya contain material from her work as Coordinator for the Cambridge Committee to Ratify the Equal Rights Amendment, Cambridge League of Women Voters, and as a staff member of Massachusetts State Senator Michael LoPresti, Jr.

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.

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