Radio programs

Collection consists of printed material about Jennifer Abod and the International Women's Radio Exchange which she founded in 1985 and 1 audiotape entitled, "Hard Times: Cotton Mill Girls."

Additional audiotapes of the National Organization for Women (NOW), the largest feminist organization in the United States.

Correspondence, programming schedules for Omnibus, radio scripts, and writings of Mary Ahern, Radcliffe College alumna and producer of radio and television programs. Material related to Leonard Bernstein's television appearances is also included.

The audio collection of June Jordan, poet, author, activist, and professor.

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

Research, talks, and interviews with research scientist Jeanne Mager Stellman regarding the Women's Occupational Health Resource Center and the field of occupational health and safety.

Audiotape recordings of speaking engagements by and interviews with Sattareh Farman-Farmaian, pioneer in social work in Iran.

Audiotapes by or pertaining to the research of author and sex educator Shere Hite.

Collection includes radio and conference appearances by Collective members, a benefit, board meeting proceedings, and a variety of materials on topics relating to women's health, etc.

Collection includes radio appearances or speeches by Ellen Bravo, PSAs (Public Service Announcements) for 9 to 5, and interviews with other members.

Audiotape collection of the Women's Educational and Industrial Union, a non-profit social and educational agency in Boston, Massachusetts, including recordings of award ceremonies and radio interviews.

Collection consists of music, memoir and other readings, conversations, etc. captured in audiovisual formats by pioneer in cognitive neuroscience, feminist, and author Naomi Weisstein.

Audio recordings, phone logs and programming books, promotional material, budgets, flyers, etc. of Boston Women's Community Radio.

Writings and related, correspondence, clippings, work files, and television and radio interviews of psychologist, feminist, and author, Paula Caplan.

Collection includes radio interviews with Julia Child and Simone Beck, public speaking engagements, musical performances in Child's honor, and Public Service Announcements.

The papers of Irene Davall, feminist writer, lecturer, and political activist.

Audiovisual collection of Ariel Dougherty, filmmaker, arts administrator, and co-founder of Women Make Movies.

Audio collection of Betty Friedan, feminist, activist, teacher, and author includes radio broadcasts, speeches, etc.

Author, lecturer, educator, poet, and activist, Blu Greenberg helped bridge the gap between feminism and Orthodox Judaism.

Recordings of speeches, talks, radio interviews, and campaign advertisements, etc., of Elizabeth Holtzman, lawyer and politician.

Biographical and personal papers, correspondence, theatrical activities, writings, photographs and other papers of actress, director, and playwright June Brenner Judson.

Recordings of interviews and conference proceedings of, and educational materials produced in conjunction with the League of Women Voters of Massachusetts, an advocacy group for citizen participation in government.

Audio- and videotape collection of Eve Merriam, poet, playwright, director, lyricist, and feminist.

Correspondence, diaries, writings, etc., of Clara Savage Littledale, author, editor, and expert on child rearing.

Radio scripts, program outlines, etc., of Eva Elise Vom Baur Hansl, program supervisor for "Women in the Making of America" and "Gallant American Women."