Bibliographies

Papers of sociology professor Margaret L. Anderson, including a letter from Alice Rossi to Andersen (1978) in which she comments on her well-known article in the journal Daedalus, Rossi's guidelines for life history interviews and a bibliography, and several syllabi from sociology of gender classes taught by Andersen.

Copy of an index of "civic organizations" in the Boston, Massachusetts, area, compiled by humanitarian and pacifist Emily Green Balch.

Correspondence, administrative and financial records; printed material including advertising postcards, catalogs, and flyers regarding sex and sexuality; event files, including pledge and release forms of the Center for Sex and Culture. Some material related to Good Vibrations and the Jon Sims Center for the Arts is also included.

Feminist flyers, pamphlets, directories, statements, bibliographies, and other printed materials.

This collection contains Levine’s original writings and research materials pertaining to prehistoric art. The collection includes Levine’s original manuscripts, translations, papers and book chapters collected by him, as well as photographs and card files.

Records of the women's bookstore New Words, including correspondence, financial records, printed material from feminist presses, memorabilia, and videotapes.

Papers of Frances Arick Kolb, educational consultant, historian, and Eastern Regional Director and board member of the National Organization for Women.

Bibliography, correspondence, and research files of Frances Hope Kerr Holway, bibliographer, who worked on early women teachers and missionaries in southern and western United States.

Papers of artist, feminist, and writer Judy Chicago.

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.

Papers of National Organization for Women officer Shirley Bernard, coordinator of NOW's Western Region.

Correspondence, drafts, research notes, etc., documenting the preparation of the first three volumes of Notable American Women, a biographical dictionary of American women.

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.

Papers of writer, feminist philosopher, and lesbian activist Joyce Trebilcot contain school papers; correspondence; writings on philosophy, feminism, and lesbianism; class lecture notes, syllabi, reviews of teaching; and presentations and lectures.