Chicago Women’s
Liberation Union records, 1954, 1967-1978
Descriptive
Inventory for the Collection at Chicago History Museum, Research Center
By Kimberly
Jacobsen, September 1994
© 2000 Copyright
Chicago Historical Society, 1601 North Clark St., Chicago, IL 60614-6038
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Main entry: Chicago Women’s Liberation Union
Title:
Inclusive dates: 1954, 1967-1978
Size: 18 linear feet (43 Hollinger boxes)
Accession
numbers: 1978.0029; 1982, 1988, 1989
Restrictions: Boxes
42-43 are closed to researchers.
Accession
2015.0065.1 is unprocessed. Contact research@chicagohistory.org for access to
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This descriptive
inventory includes:
Brief history;
Description of the
collection;
Description of some
related materials;
List of online
catalog entries;
Provenance
statement;
Storage designation;
Container
list of box/folder numbers and titles.
Brief history:
The CWLU was founded
in 1969 as an explicitly radical, anti-capitalist, feminist, city-wide
organization committed to building an autonomous, multi-issue women’s
liberation movement. The CWLU was formed
at a conference in Palatine, Illinois, which was called for radical women in
the fall of 1969. The CWLU’s principles,
as stated at the founding conference, see the women’s movement as a
revolutionary struggle that is closely linked to the struggles against racism,
capitalism, and imperialism, as well as an open democratic organization.
The CWLU consisted
of work groups for specific issues and chapters (political study groups and/or
rap groups). Each of these groups sent
representatives to the CWLU steering committee that decided the direction and
programs of the CWLU.
The CWLU developed a
number of programs. The Liberation
School for Women helped women develop political analysis, introduced them to
women’s liberation, and taught them skills necessary to survive in
society. Womankind was a newspaper published by the CWLU concerning women’s
issues. The Health Project was involved
in both service programs, such as pregnancy testing, and in direct action
around women’s health issues, such as lobbying for safe abortions. A program called DARE (Direct Action for
Rights in Employment) fought for equal job treatment and wages for women,
especially in city jobs. The CWLU
sponsored a Legal Clinic that provided legal services and advice for
women. The Chicago Women’s Liberation
Rock Band and the Women’s Graphics Collective spread information about women’s
liberation and the CWLU.
At some point, the
CWLU included many of the leading feminists in Chicago. The women participating in CWLU included:
Heather Booth, Vivian Rothstein, Naomi Weisstein, Estelle Carol, and Diane
Horowitz.
The CWLU struggled
with factionalism and divisiveness from its inception. The problems often stemmed from a lack of
structure in the CWLU and probably trying to include too many personal
agendas. In 1976, a final crisis tore
the CWLU apart. Two groups in particular
contributed to the demise f the CWLU: the Two-Line paper authors and the Asian
Women’s Group. The CWLU purged these
people following their statement papers.
On April 24, 1977, the remaining members of the CWLU voted to end its
existence, after declining membership and remaining factionalism made clear
that the CWLU would never achieve its original goal of uniting women.
Description of
the collection
The records of the
CWLU contain pamphlets, calendars, summaries, scripts, agendas, minutes, notes,
programs, papers, informational handouts, correspondence, attendance sheets, newsletters,
newspapers, and news clippings which demonstrate the CWLU’s principle of
building an autonomous, multi-issue women’s liberation movement based in
Chicago.
The records of the
CWLU are arranged by function into seven series:
Series
1. Background information 1968-1978
Series
2. Administrative files 1968-1977
Series
3. Conferences 1969-1977
Series
4. Projects 1969-1977
Series
5. Publications 1954, 1967-1977
Series
6. Topical files 1968-1976
Series
7. Regional files 1968-1976
Series
1. Background information, 1968-1978, contains
pamphlets, calendars, statements of purpose, descriptions, papers, notes,
ballots, and summaries of the CWLU. This
series contains information and summaries on the CWLU’s dissolution due to a
split within its membership.
Series 2,
Administrative files, 1968-1977, contains scripts (annotated), pamphlets,
fliers, correspondence, agendas, minutes, and notes. This series contains the materials from the
CWLU’s committees on media, membership, steering, and planning in addition to
correspondence from the CWLU.
Series
3. Conferences,
1969-1977, contains notes, correspondence, agendas, programs,
registrations, pamphlets, and fliers.
These files include materials from conferences both sponsored by the
CWLU and attended by members of the CWLU.
Of special interest in this series is the rather complete information on
the CWLU-sponsored Socialist Feminist Conference in 1975.
Series 4, Projects, 1969-1977,
contains papers, notes, informational handouts, fact sheets, correspondence
(form letters), attendance sheets, agendas, background readings, pamphlets, and
fliers. These files contain material on the CWLU's projects,
including the Liberation School, D.A.R.E. (Direct Action for Rights in
Employment), the Alice Hamilton Women’s Health Center, and the Speakers
Bureau. Also included in these files are
materials received from and concerning chapters of the CWLU.
Series 5,
Publications, 1954, `967-77, contains newsletters, newspapers, articles,
published informational booklets, and pamphlet materials. This series contains publications created by
the CWLU, including the CWLU Newsletter and
Womankind. In addition to the CWLU-created publications,
this series also contains publications which the CWLU purchased and sold in its
office.
Series 6, Topical
files, 1968-1976, contains pamphlets, fliers, fact sheets, news clippings,
papers, articles, non-CWLU newsletters, published informational booklets, and
form letters. These files were compiled
by the CWLU on topics of interest such as abortion, daycare, family-related
issues, labor unions, law, pollution, rape, and the women’s liberation
movement.
Series 7, Regional
files, 1968-1976, contains some correspondence, but the major component of this
series is newsletters and pamphlets from similar organizations around the
nation. These newsletters and pamphlets
were received by the CWLU and maintained in files by state.
Description of
some related materials:
Related materials at
Chicago History Museum, Research Center, include the Chicago Women's Liberation
Union photographs (1978.0029); Chicago Women's Graphics Collective posters (1986.0371);
the essay: "Something real: Jane and me," by Linnea Johnson;
Interviews with former members of Chicago Women's Liberation Union, by Margaret
Strobel; the Estelle Carol materials on the Chicago Women's Liberation Union;
and publications by Chicago Women's Liberation Union members, cataloged
separately.
List of online
catalog headings:
The following
headings for this collection were entered in the online catalog:
Main entry: Chicago Women’s Liberation Union
Subject headings:
Chicago Women’s
Liberation Union
United States. Constitution. Equal Rights Amendment.
Abortion--Illinois--Chicago.
Feminism--Illinois--Chicago.
Lesbians--Illinois--Chicago.
Women--Societies and
clubs--Illinois--Chicago.
Women
in politics--Illinois--Chicago.
Chicago (Ill.)--Politics
and government
Illinois--Politics
and government
United States--Politics
and government
Form/genre headings:
Agendas.
Articles
(for publication).
Audio
tapes.
Minutes.
Newsletters.
Provenance
statement:
These records were
donated to Chicago Historical Society by various members of the CWLU.
The donors are Chris
Rudio (1978), Margaret Strobel (1988), Estelle Carol
(1989).
Restrictions:
Boxes 42-43 are
closed to the public because of personal privacy concerns.
Collections: Chicago
Women’s Liberation Union records
Sound Recordings:
Chicago Women's Liberation Union
Processing
information:
Processed by Theresa McGill and Kim Jacobsen. This descriptive inventory
by Kimberly Jacobsen, September
1994
Container list of
box/folder numbers and titles:
Series 1. Background information 1968-1978
Box 1
Folders:
1 General information 1970-1974
2 History of the CWLU 1968-1976, n.d.
3. Pre-CWLU material 1968, n.d.
4 Articles of incorporation/By-laws
5 Political principles, n.d.
Position papers:
6 Re. CWLU organizational structure/strategies 1972-1975
7 by the CWLU--re: Socialist Feminism 1972
8 by the CWLU-various topics 1969-1972
9 Structure/program/project proposals 1969, n.d.
Dissolution:
10 Background information 1975-1976
11 Ballots on political split 1976
Box 2
Folders:
1 City-wide Strategy Meeting June 6, 1976
2-3 City-wide Strategy Meeting June 6, 1976
4 Correspondence Mar. 1976-June 1977
5 Criticism/Self0criticism, n.d.
6-7 Evaluation/History of the CWLU (from
Estelle Carol) 1978
8 Paper by Bob Simpson, n.d.
9-11 Position papers re political split, n.d.
Box 3
Folders:
1 Thursday Night Strategy Group July-Aug. 1976
Series 2. Administrative files 1968-1977
Box 3 continued:
Folders:
2 Chapters and Work Groups 1970-1973, n.d.
Committees:
4 Administrative 1975(?)
Media and women’s film Co-op:
5 1970-1972, n.d.
Media resources:
6 Film & video 1969-1977, n.d.
7 Performers 1972, n.d.
8 Plays 1970, n.d.
9 Poems, n.d.
10 Press Releases 1971-1976, n.d.
Box 4
Folders:
1 Radio plays,
n.d.
2 Songs 1972, n.d.
3 Theatre 1973-1976
4 Women’s Liberation Traveling Media Show 1969
5 Miscellaneous 1970-1975
Membership:
6 1970-1976, n.d.
7 City-wide meetings 1969-1977
8 General information,
forms, n.d.
9 Rosters 1972
10 Organizing 1972
Planning:
11 1973-1975, n.d.
12 “Planning Committee
Ideology”, n.d.
13 Program 1972-1973, n.d.
Steering:
14 Jan.-Dec. 1970
Box 5
Folders:
1 Jan. 1971-Dec. 1972
2 Jan.-Dec. 1973
3 Jan. 1974-Dec. 1975
4 Jan. 1976-Mar. 1977
5 n.d.
6 ‘Women’s Universal Project 1973-1974
Correspondence:
7 Form letters, n.d.
General:
8 Dec. 1969-July 1971
9 Aug.-Dec. 1971
Box 6
Folders:
1 Jan. 1972-June 1973
2 July-Dec. 1973
3 1974
4 1975-1977, n.d.
5 Libraries & universities 1970-1972
Fund raising:
6 1971-1977
7 General information 1973-1976
8 General 1974-1974, n.d.
9 “How to Understand the Files”
1973
Box 7
Folders:
Office log:
1 Aug.-Nov. 1972
2 May 28, 1973 & May 25-July 26,
1974
3 July-Dec. 1974
4 Office procedures, n.d.
5 Staff/Co-chair meetings Sept. 1971-Jan.
1975
6 Staff reports 1970-1974, n.d.
Series 3. Conferences 1969-1977
Box 7 continued
Folders:
7 1969 Radical Women’s Conference
(Palatine, IL)
8 1970 National Congress on Optimum
Population and Environment
9-10 1971
CWLU Membership Conference
Box 8
Folders:
1972:
1-2 CWLU Membership Conference
3 Radical Women Conference
1973:
4-6 CWLU Membership conference
7 Men’s Conference Group
8 Women’s Universe Expo
9 Various
1974
10 CWLU Membership Conference
11 Coalition of Labor Union Women/First
National Conference
12 Various
1975:
13 CWLU Membership Conference
Box 9
Folders:
1 National Hard time Conference
2 Socialist Feminist Conference (Ohio)
Socialist Feminist
Conference--Registration forms:
3 A
4 B
5 C
6 D
7 E-F
8 G
Box 10
Folders:
1 H
2 I-K
3 L
4 M
5 N-P
Box 11
Folders:
1 Q-R
2 S
3 T-V
4 W-Z
1976:
5 American Personnel Guidance
Association Conference
6 CWLU Membership Conference
7 1977 Various
8,
n.d. CWLU Membership Conference(s)
9,
n.d. Various
Series 4. Projects 1969-1977
Box 12
Folders:
1 Abortion Task Force 1970, 1975, n.d.
2 “Alice Doesn’t Day”, n.d.
3 Anti-imperialist Committee 1970-1971,
1976, n.d.
4 Asian Women’s Group 1976-1976, n.d.
5 Chicago Comic book, n.d.
6 Chicago Schools Project, n.d.
7 China Group—Correspondence 1972
8 Community Work, n.d.
Connecting Link
9 1972-1973, n.d.
10 Minutes November 1972-August 1973
11 Consciousness
Raising discussion Group
1973
12 Craft Fairs 1085-76
D.A.R.E.
(Direct Action for Rights in Employment):
13 1972-1976
14-15 n.d.
16 Correspondence
17 Minutes April-July 1974
Box 13
Folders:
1 Newsclippings 1972 n.d.
MPW vs. City of Chicago, Class
Action—Discrimination in Employment
(Janitresses’ case):
2 June 29, 1972-Dec. 2, 1973
3 Feb. 1, 1974-May 17, 1977
and n.d.
4 Newsclippings June 1972-June 1977
5 Edgewater Women’s Group 1972
6 Film festivals and showings 1977,
n.d.
Gay/Lesbian Group:
7 1969-1976
8 n.d.
9 Newsclippings/articles 1969-1975, n.d.
10 Alice Hamilton Women’s Health Center
1970, n.d.
Health Project:
11 1969-1972, n.d.
12 Newsclippings/articles 1970-1976, n.d.
Box 14
Folders:
1 China Trip 1973
2 H.E.R.S. (Health Evaluation and Referral Service), n.d.
3 High School and Junior College organizing Project, n.d.
4 Hyde Park Chapter, n.d.
International
Women’s Day/Year:
5 1971-1976
6 n.d.
7 Lakeview X Chapter, n.d.
8 Legal Clinic 1971-1976, n.d.
Liberation School:
Background information:
9 1971-1976
10 n.d.
11 Child care group, n.d.
12 Class listings 1971-1974
13 Conferences 1971-1974, n.d.
14 “Conveners” information 1971-1976, n.d.
Correspondence:
15 1970-1974 n.d.
16 re: Criminal Justice Project December 1974
Box 15
Folders:
Course evaluations
(students’):
1 July 1972
2 1972, n.d.
Course material:
1971:
3 “Understanding Marxism”
4 April--“Family II”
5 April--“Lesbian Plot”
6 June--“Prepared Childbirth/Free
Children”
7 Summer--“Women and Their Bodies”
8 December 1971-Feb. 1972--“Rape”
1972:
9 “Political History of the Chicago
Women’s Liberation Union”
10 Spring--“Women’s Liberation is a Lesbian
Plot”
11 Summer--“Political Trends in Women’s
Liberation”
12 December--“Marxism As
a Way of Thinking”
14 Spring 1973 “Rape”
Box 16
Folders:
1 Spring 1974 “China Today”
2 n.d.
“Being Single”
3 n.d.
Various classes
Course outlines/evaluations:
4 1971-1973
5 1974
6 1975
Course proposals:
7 1971-1974
8 n.d.
9 Course schedules Spring 1971-Spring 1976, n.d.
10 Financial material 1973, n.d.
Minutes/notes of
meetings
11 Nov. 1970-May 1972
12 May 1972-Apr. 1973
13 1974-1975
Box 17
Folders:
1 Notes--miscellaneous 1972-1973, n.d.
2 Study guides--miscellaneous, n.d.
3 Work Study Programs 1973, n.d.
4 Work
Group membership lists Feb. 1971-Nov. 1974, n.d.
5 Miscellaneous 1975, n.d.
6 Mental Health Group 1969, 1975, n.d.
7 Music
8 Music, Holly Near in concert 1975, 1976
9 National Outreach
National Outreach Incoming
Correspondence:
10 Mar.-Dec. 1973
11 Jan.-Dec. 1974, n.d.
12 Pregnancy Testing, 1971-1974, n.d.
13 Prison Project 1973-1974, n.d.
14 Rock Band 1972, 1974, n.d.
15 “Secret Storm” n.d.
16 Self defense, n.d.
17 Sister’s Center and Rape Crisis Line 1972-1974,
n.d.
18 South Chicago, Liberation Movement, n.d.
Box 18
Folders:
1 Southside Dance workshop, n.d.
2 Southside Women’s Liberation Center 1970
Speakers Bureau:
3 1970-1974, n.d.
4 Mailing list
Speakers request
forms:
5-6 1970
7 1971-1972
8 1974
9 1975-1976
Study groups:
10 Labor/History of the Left 1977, n.d.
11 Marxist Analysis of Women, n.d.
12 University of Chicago Chapter, n.d.
13 Women’s Graphics Collective 1974, n.d.
14 Women’s Prison Project, n.d.
15 Workshops--various, n.d.
Series 5. Publications 1954, 1967-1977
Publications
produced by the CWLU:
Newsletters:
CWLU Newsletter:
Box 19
Folders:
1 Background information
1971
2 Press releases/articles 1975-1976,
n.d.
3 1969 (?)--Dec. 1970
4 Jan.-Dec. 15, 1971
5 Jan.-Dec. 20, 1972
6 Jan. 5-Dec. 1973
7 Jan.-Dec. 1974
8 Jan.-Dec. 1975
9 Feb.-Oct. 1976
10 Jan1977, n.d.
Box 20
Folders:
Blazing Star:
1 Background information/correspondence 1976-1977,
n.d.
2 June 1976 & Mar. 1977
Secret Storm
3 Background informant/correspondence 1975,
n.d.
4 Nov. 1973-Jan. 1975, n.d.
Newspapers/periodicals:
Womankind (CWLU):
5 Advertising/distribution 1972
6 Articles, various 1972, n.d.
7 Background information, n.d.
8 Bank statements 1971-1972
9 Correspondence July 1971-Apr. 1973, n.d.
10-11 Minutes Sept. 1971-July 1972
12 July 1972-Jan. 1973
13 Feb.-Sept. 1973
14 Pamphlet, Chicago Women’s Liberation
Union, n.d.
Publications
purchased and sold by the CWLU:
Box 21
Folders:
1 CLUW Literature Orders 1971-1972
2 1973-1974
3 Bibliographies for Women’s Liberation Movement 196971
4 Notes & correspondence 1969
Publications sold a the offices:
5 A-B 1969-1972
6 C-E 1967-1971
7 F-G 1969-1974
8 M-P 1954
9 R 1967-1971
Box 22
Folders:
1 S-V 1971-1973
2 W-Z, n.d.
3 Periodicals sold at the office 1974
4 Publications, Miscellaneous, n.d.
Series 6. Topical files 1968-1976
Box 22 continued
Folders:
5 Abortion 1968-1970
6 Abortion 1968-1973
7 Abortion 1971
Box 23
Folders:
1-2 Abortion 1972
3-4 Abortion 1973-1974
5 Abortion, n.d.
6 Association to Repeal Abortion Laws, n.d.
7 Abortion Coalition 1967-1971
8 Abortion Coalition, n.d.
9 Angola 1975-1976, n.d.
10 Arts/music clippings 1971-1972
11 Birth control 1973
12 Black Panther Party 1972
13 Black women, n.d.
14 Chile, n.d.
15 China 1969-1971
16 Churches, Women and the 1970-1971, n.d.
17 College Women 1970-1971
18 Consumes (National Consumers’ Union) 1969-1971
19 Cuba 1976
20 Daycare 1970-1972, n.d.
Box 24
Folders:
1 Action Committee for Decent childcare 1970-1975,
n.d.
2 Divorce 1971-1974, n.d.
3 Education 1972-1975,
n.d.
4 Elections 1972-1973,
n.d.
Equal rights Amendment:
5 1972-1974
6 1975-1977
7 n.d.
8 Pamphlets
9 Farm Boycott 1974, 1976, n.d.
10 Gay/Lesbian Rights 1971
Health:
11 1970-1973
12 1974-1977
13 n.d.
14 Newsclippings,
1973, n.d.
15 Pamphlets, n.d.
Box 25
Folders:
History, women in:
2 1970-1976
2 n.d.
3 Impeach President Nixon 1973-1974, n.d.
4 Jewish women, n.d.
5 1968-1971
6 1972-1976
7 n.d.
8 Newsclippings 1973, n.d.
Pamphlets:
9 1968-1971
10 1972-1974, n.d.
11 Laos 1968
Box 26
Folders:
1 Law and the Arts 1976
Law, women and the:
2 1970-1972
3 1974-1976, n.d.
Lesbianism:
4 1970-1976
5 n.d.
Newsclippings on various issues:
6 1973, n.s.
7 1974, n.d.
Philippines 1975
Playboy:
9 “The Playboy Philosophy” parts 1-4 1962-1965
10 Various articles/notes 1970-1971, n.d.
11 Poetry, n.d.
Pollution:
12 First National Congress on Optimum
Population & Environment
1970
13 1970-1972, n.d.
14 Prisoners, political and other (women) 1969-1975
Box 27
Folders:
1 Prisoners, Political and other (women), n.d.
2 Puerto Rico 1972-1974
3 Racism, n.d.
4 Radical groups, various 1968-1975, n.d.
Rape:
5 1971-1975, n.d.
6 Inez Garcia case 1974, n.d.
7 Bi-lingual Rape Forums 1976
8 Newsclippings 1973, n.d.
9 Repression, Alliance to End 1974-1976, n.d.
10 Religious Groups--Grace
church and various groups
1972, n.d.
11 Self defense, n.d.
12 Sex 1968-1973
13-14 Socialist Feminism,
n.d.
15 Soviet Union 1969
16 Sports, n.d.
17 Symbionese Liberation Army (SLA) 1974, n.d.
18 Tanzania, n.d.
19 Third World Women 1966-1976
Box 28
Folders:
1 Third World Women, n.d.
Vietnam:
2 1970-1977
3 n.d.
4 Welfare 1969-1971, n.d.
5 Women’s Abuse Coalition 1975-1976, n.d.
Women’s Liberation
Movement:
Articles (alphabetical
by author):
6 A-C
7 Dixon, Marlene
8 D
9 F-I
10 J-K
11 L-N
Box 29
Folders:
1 P-R
2 S-Z
3 Background information, n.d.
4 Bibliography 1968-1972
5 History 1969-1974
6 Miscellaneous articles/fliers 1968-1974
Box 30
Folders:
Newsclippings:
1-2 1969-1973
2 Miscellaneous, n.d.
4 Miscellaneous, n.d.
5 Notes
on Women’s Liberation 1970
Women’s Studies:
Course Descriptions:
6 Radical feminist classes 1971-1975, n.d.
7 Various syllabi/reading lists 1970-1972, n.d.
8 Miscellaneous, n.d.
Newsletters:
9 Center for Women’s Studies & Services Sept. 1973-Jan.
1975
10 Various, n.d.
Box 31
Folders:
1 Publications, various 1971-1973, n.d.
Schools, United States:
2 B-C 1970-1974, n.d.
3 G-I 1975, 1984, n.d.
4 L-O 1970-1977, n.d.
5 S-Z 1970-1972, n.d.
6 Schools, foreign 1974
7 Wounded Knee Committee 1974
Series 7. Regional files 1968-1976
Box 32
Folders:
1 Alabama 1972
2 Arizona, n.d.
3 California 1969-1970
4 1971
5 Jan.-Aug. 1972
6 Oct.-Dec. ;1972
7 1973
8 Berkeley/Oakland Women’s’ Union 1974
9 Center for Women’s Studies and
Services at San Diego 1973-1974
Box 33
Folders:
1-2 Miscellaneous women’s groups publications 1970-1976
3 Chicago 1971-1976
4 Chicago Women Against Rape 1970-1975
5 Women’s Liberation groups 1969
6 Colorado 1971-1972
7 Connecticut 1969-1972
8 Miscellaneous Women’s groups 1973-1975
9 New Haven Liberation newsletter 1973-1976
Box 34
Folders:
1 Florida 1973
2 Georgia, n.d.
3 Hawaii 1972
4 Idaho 1974
5 Illinois 1974
6 Indiana 1970-1972
7 1973-1974
8 Iowa 1971-1973
9 Kentucky 1971
10 Louisiana 1972-1973
Box 35
Folders:
1 Maryland 1970-1973
2 n.d.
3 Massachusetts 1968-May
1972
4 June-Dec. 1972
5 1973
6 1974-1975, n.d.
Box 36
Folders:
1 Michigan 1970-1973
2 Minnesota 1970-1975
3 n.d.
4 Coop Movement--Twin Cities 1976
5 The Exchange 1973-1974
6 Lesbian Resource Center 1973-1975
7 New American Movement Apr. 1972-May 1973
8 June-Dec. 1973
9 Jan. 1974-July 1975
Box 37
Folders:
1 New American Movement, n.d.
2 Twin Cities Women’s Union 1975, n.d.
3 Newsletters 1972-July 1974
4 August 1974-1976
5 Miscellaneous, n.d.
6 Missouri 1970-1974
7 New Hampshire 1971
8 New Jersey 1971-1974
Box 38
Folders:
1 New Mexico 1971-1973
2 New York 1970-1971
3 Jan.-Aug. 1972
4 Sept.-Nov. 1972
5 1973
6 1974-1976, n.d.
7 New York Women’s Health & Abortion
Project 1971
8 Quash 1974-1975
9 Venceremos 1974-1975
10 Women’s Liberations Center of Nassau
County-“The Liberated Grapevine” 1973-1976
Box 39
Folders:
1 North Carolina 1971-1975
2 Ohio 1970-1973
3 Dayton Women’s Liberation 1973-1975
4 The Peacemaker 1972
5 Oregon 1973-1974
6 Pennsylvania
1970-July 1971
7 Dec. 1971-73
8 1974, n.d.
9 Rhode Island 1971
10 South Carolina, n.d.
11 South Dakota 1972
12 Tennessee 1973-1974
13 Texas 1971
14 Vermont 1972
15 Virginia 1971-1973
16 Washington, D. C.
1969-1971
17 1972
Box 40
Folders:
1 Washington, D.C. 1973
2 1974-1976, n.d.
3 Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)--EPA
Citizens’ Bulletin Sept. 1971-Nov. 1972
4 Environmental News (Pamphlets included)
May-June 1972
5 National Organization of Women 1971
6 Project on the Status & Education
of Women 1973-1976
7 Washington 1970-1974
8
Box 41
Folders:
March 1972-1974,
n.d.
International:
2 Canada 1968-1973
3 England 1970-1972
4 Ireland 1972
5 Italy 1970-1971
6 Miscellaneous, n.d.
Boxes 42-43 are CLOSED TO RESEARCHERS
Box 42 Mailing Lists
Box 43 Staff
applications:
1 1970-1973
2 1974-1976
3,
n.d.