Financial records

Records of the non-profit Center for New Words, including administrative files, financial records, event and program files, promotional materials, memorabilia, audiovisual materials, and electronic records.

Records of Midlife: Options for Women, a resource and support center for middle-aged women, which sponsored discussion groups and seminars and published a newsletter.

Records of lesbian S/M magazine Outrageous Women contain submissions, letters from subscribers, and business records.

Founding correspondence and documents; administrative files; fundraising letters and correspondence; Board of Trustee minutes and files; financial ledgers; deceased beneficiary files; and photographs of the Annie Tinker Association for Women, which promotes the financial security and well-being of women in retirement.

Records of the Fishermen's Wives of Gloucester (Association), activists for the New England fishing industry, fishermen, and their families.

Minutes, annual reports, correspondence, etc., of the Fragment Society (Boston, Mass.), a philanthropic organization and the oldest continuous sewing circle in Boston.

Records of the Harvard-Radcliffe Program in Business Administration document the evolution of a small-scale course into a graduate business administration program.

Correspondence, financial records, project files, conference files, audiotapes, publications, etc., of the Institute for Women's Policy Research, a women-focused, policy-oriented research organization.

By-laws, correspondence, financial records, membership records and directories, minutes, phone logs, reports, tax records, conference material, programs and projects, press releases, speeches, memorabilia, audiovisual material, photographs, etc., of the International Alliance for Women, a global umbrella organization that unites, supports and promotes professional women and their networks.

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.

Records of the National Organization for Women Legal Defense & Education Fund (NOW LDEF), founded in 1970 to fight gender inequality in the United States through litigation and public policy advocacy.

Correspondence, speeches, minutes, annual reports, deeds, programs, financial records, newsletters and other publications, press releases, photographs, a videotape, and clippings, etc., of the South Boston Neighborhood House.

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.

Records, including by-laws, minutes, correspondence, and legal documents, of the Women's Bar Association of Massachusetts, an organization founded to promote the advancement of women in the legal profession and the interests of women in society.

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.

By-laws, correspondence, financial records, minutes, reports, conference material, grants, programs and projects, publications, photographs, etc., of the Women's Resource & Education Institute, an independent nonprofit organization providing information, research, and policy analysis to members of Congress and state and local officials.

Minutes, annual reports, financial records, legislative campaign material, membership records, training materials, publications, photographs, memorabilia, audiovisual material, and clippings of the Women's State-Wide Legislative Network of Massachusetts, a grassroots advocacy organization for women.

Correspondence, reports, programming materials, and other records of the Renew Network, an organization of evangelical women and men within the United Methodist Church.

Records of Rockport Lodge, a vacation resort for low-income women.

This collection includes the meeting minutes, correspondence, and financial records of the Boston Committee of Sauvegarde de l'art Français ("Protection of French Art") from the years 1925-1938. Also included are maps, floor plans, publicity and notes of the French town of Larressingle, which this committee raised money to purchase and restore.

Collection includes correspondence, speeches, drafts, grant materials, conference proceedings, subject files, clippings, photographs, audiotapes, and videotapes of Susan Schechter, domestic violence activist and social worker.

Correspondence, diaries, photographs, etc., of the Stark family of Dorchester, Massachusetts; the Bellamy family of Cleveland, Ohio; and the Crouter family which lived in the Philippines and Cleveland, Ohio, and was interned in a Japanese prisoner of war camp in the Philippines during World War II.

Personal and professional papers of Doris Stevens, suffragist and international women's rights advocate.