Electronic records

Papers of Kay Dickersin, professor of epidemiology, advocate for breast cancer survivors and increased funding for breast cancer research; also includes the papers of fellow activists Patricia Barr, Annette Drummond, and Mary Jo Kahn.

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

Papers of Mark Ethan Smith, a biological female who lives as a person without regard to sex, include legal files relating to Smith's discrimination case against the United States Navy Department and related legal actions, correspondence, published and unpublished writings, photographs, memorabilia, and the Foundation for Role Equity Education web site.

Meeting and project files, writing-related material, records for the Institute for Intercultural Studies, and professional correspondence of writer and cultural anthropologist Mary Catherine Bateson.

Correspondence, diaries, writings, photographs, and oral history of Maurine Rothschild, philanthropist, art collector, and women's rights advocate.

Correspondence, photographs, contact sheets, and negatives of Mima Cataldo, artist, photographer, visual sociologist, and feminist who participated in and edited a book on the Women's Encampment for a Future of Peace and Justice.

Writings and correspondence of Nancy Wainer, midwife and health care activist, and articles re: childbirth methods.

Correspondence, speeches, writings, and teaching materials of Ruth S. Morgenthau, professor of international relations at Brandeis University and expert on African studies and world food issues.

Papers of author and sex educator Shere Hite, including biographical material, correspondence, reader letters, sex questionnaires, drafts, project files, clippings, notes, photographs, audiovisual material, memorabilia, and electronic records.

Grant applications, financial records, theater festival programs, clippings, audio- and videotapes of Sophie Parker, director of the Women in Theatre festival in Boston, Massachusetts.

Papers of feminist, activist, and writer Susan Brownmiller.

Correspondence, teaching syllabi, research notes, and writings of Susan Moller Okin, professor of political science, known for establishing the research field of gender and political science.

Personal and professional papers, including correspondence, appointment calendars, photograph/scrapbook albums and other photographs, writings, notes, research and printed materials, audiocassettes etc., of feminists and National Organization for Women officers Toni Carabillo and Judith Meuli, who were politically active in California and nationally.

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

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.

Screenplays, scripts, movie and television treatments and proposals; articles and interview transcripts; children's books, poetry, and short fiction; correspondence; video- and reel-to-reel tapes; and 2 archived web sites of feminist writer and editor Lynn Phillips.

Black and white photographs of women in the United States, most of whom are involved in politics, by Diana Mara Henry, photographer.

Poems, editorials, correspondence, scrapbooks, speeches, diplomas, photographs, and electronic records of poet, editor, publisher, and Armenian American activist Helene Pilibosian.

Collection consists of family correspondence, diaries, legal and financial records, photographs, etc., of the Poor family of Andover, Maine; the Pierce family of Brookline, Massachusetts; the Fox family of Ledyard and Plainfield, Connecticut, and Dorchester, Massachusetts; and the Chandler family of Wilmington, Delaware, and Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Records (including correspondence, publications, meeting notes, government testimonies, and research files) of the Project on the Status and Education of Women, a project of the Association of American Colleges focusing on improving access to and achieving equity in higher education for women.

Minutes, reports, correspondence, grant proposals, photographs, and memorabilia related to the Project on Women and Disability.

Grant applications; minutes, newsletters, flyers and other printed materials; clippings; correspondence; etc. of members of the Queer Pacific Alliance and earlier iterations, as well as other gay and lesbian groups.

Correspondence, minutes, surveys, etc., of 9 to 5, National Association of Working Women .

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.