Sex discrimination against women--Law and legislation--United States

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

The papers of Florynce Kennedy, lawyer, political activist, civil rights advocate, lecturer and feminist.

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 consists of newsletters and printed ephemera from affiliates of the National Women's Political Caucus.

Collection includes audiotapes of Caucus activities such as committee meetings, luncheons, convention proceedings and speeches, candidate training sessions and critiques, and radio and live appearances featuring the NWPC or its representatives and founders. Also included are campaign strategy slide shows with accompanying audio.

Commissioned studies, interviews, legislation, national outreach programs, research projects, reports, speeches and photographs of Ann Bookman, social policy expert on women's issues, work-family balance, and community engagement.

Papers of Dorothy Shipley Granger, suffragist, women's rights activist, radio producer, and Baltimore civic leader.

Correspondence, notes, printed material of Jean Satterthwaite Faust, first president of the New York City chapter of the National Organization for Women and national NOW board member and legislative co-chair.

Correspondence, minutes, memos, etc., of Mary O. Eastwood, lawyer and feminist.

Journal, photographs, scrapbooks, writings, etc., of Maud Wood Park, suffragist, civic reformer, and writer. These papers are part of the Woman's Rights Collection.

Audiotaped interviews by Janet K. Boles with state legislators and groups of supporters and opponents in Texas, Illinois, and Georgia.

Records of PEER, a project of the National Organization for Women Legal Defense & Education Fund (NOW LDEF), established in 1974 to monitor the government's progress in enforcing federal laws against sex discrimination in the public schools.

Records of the National Association of Women Judges, an organization that was founded in 1979 to address legal, educational, social, and ethical issues facing women judges and to increase the number of women judges in the judiciary.

Awards, correspondence, calendars, educational material, speeches, writings, photographs, memorabilia, audiovisual material, etc., of Lynn Hecht Schafran, attorney, women's rights activist, and judicial educator.

Correspondence, educational material, writings, photographs, etc., of feminist psychotherapist and social worker Rachel J. Siegel

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.

Coverage of women's issues through television talk shows and news programs, interviews, public service announcements, and footage of conferences relating to women