Immigrants--United States

Correspondence and other writings of members of the Carlyle-Brown-Dublin family.

Oral history interviews with women of Chinese lineage, including audio recordings and transcripts.

Correspondence, transcripts of speeches and other writings, articles and clippings, and notes of attorney, women's rights activist, writer, and public speaker, Sonia Pressman Fuentes.

Biographical material, speeches, correspondence, etc., of Tove Gertrud Mueller Gerson, teacher, physical therapist, YWCA administrator, and activist for peace and civil rights.

Correspondence, writings, speeches, appointment books, meeting minutes, audiocassettes, DVDs, and electronic records of Vilma Hunt, dentist, scientist, researcher, writer, environmental activist, and feminist. Some material related to her husband, Edward Eyre Hunt, and his family, is also included.

Papers of Fran Leeper Buss include writings, correspondence, clippings, and printed materials, which document her life as a wife and mother, oral historian, teacher, and activist. Also included are notes and transcripts of oral history interviews.

Photographs and personal and professional correspondence of Gertrude Neumark Rothschild, advocate for women in science, and professor of material sciences and engineering at Columbia University.

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

Scrapbooks of Cuban professor of medicine Pedro A. Castillo after his emigration to the United States.

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

Minutes, correspondence, financial records, printed material, photographs, memorabilia, etc., from the Senior and Junior chapters of the Lebanese Syrian Ladies' Aid Society in Boston, Massachusetts.

Correspondence, financial records, minutes, etc., of the Window Shop (Cambridge, Mass.), established to offer employment to and raise money for refugees from Germany and Austria during World War II.

Audiocassettes, transcripts, field notes, etc., generated by Fran Leeper Buss as part of her oral history project, Work and Family: Low Income and Minority Women Talk about Their Lives.