National Congress of Neighborhood Women Records, 1974-1999
144 boxes (58 linear ft.)
Collection number: MS 322
Terms of Access and Use:
The processed portion of the records is open to research according to the regulations of the Sophia Smith Collection, with the following restriction: Researchers must sign an Access Agreement Form agreeing to not identify individuals who are still living without their written permission.
Unprocessed accessions are closed.
The Sophia Smith Collection owns copyright to the records of NCNW. Copyright to materials created by others may be owned by those individuals or their heirs or assigns. It is the responsibility of the researcher to identify and satisfy the holders of all copyrights. Permission must be obtained from the Sophia Smith Collection to publish reproductions or quotations beyond "fair use."
Neighborhood scene in Brooklyn, New York, circa 1980.
Photograph by Janie Eisenberg.
The National Congress of Neighborhood Women (NCNW) is a support network for grassroots women's organizations and community leaders dedicated to empowering, and providing a voice for, poor and working-class women working to improve their communities and their own status in low-income urban and rural areas on local, national, and international levels. The history of NCNW begins with the remarkable vision and energy of Jan Peterson, co-founder and long-time director of NCNW, as well as the spirit and commitment of the neighborhood women in the Williamsburg-Greenpoint area of Brooklyn, New York.
Jan Peterson had recently arrived in New York City in 1969 when she joined the Conselyea Street Block Association with neighborhood women of Williamsburg-Greenpoint, a predominantly working-class and mixed ethnic (Italian, Polish, Irish, Hispanic, and African American) area of Brooklyn. Inspired by the community activists of the civil rights movement she had worked with as a volunteer for CORE (Congress of Racial Equality) in Harlem, as well as the burgeoning anti-poverty and feminist movements, she had a vision of creating an inter-racial, multi-ethnic community organization within a poor and working-class neighborhood, similar to the one in which she'd grown up in Wisconsin.
In 1973, at a meeting sponsored by the National Center for Urban Ethnic Affairs, Jan Peterson got together with other grassroots leaders and professional women to plan a national conference of working-class women in Washington D.C. for 1974. It was at their second conference in 1975, that "the first national federation of blue collar, neighborhood women" (National Committee letter, 1977) was founded, with an office established in Williamsburg-Greenpoint. The Brooklyn office would administer both national and local programs in Williamsburg-Greenpoint, serving as a "laboratory" and model for other community organizations. Their primary goal was to empower poor and working-class women to become community leaders -- to give them a voice, and to raise their consciousness of their own power so they would be better able to define and solve problems facing their communities. They aimed to accomplish this through education, as well as job skills and leadership training, always with an emphasis on preserving family and community cohesiveness. In addition, NCNW had a vision of developing a national network of grassroots women to share resources, experiences, and knowledge.
NCNW's flagship program was their community-based higher education program, begun in 1975. Developed in collaboration with local community colleges and with input from the students, courses were designed especially for mature women, most already active in their communities, who had a desire to develop the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective community leaders. Closely tied to NCNW's first employment program, Project Open Doors, courses were supplemented by apprenticeship experience in women's and community organizations throughout New York City. In the 1980s, NCNW expanded its education program to include pre-College adult education courses in literacy, math, English as a second language, and preparation for the high school equivalency degree (G.E.D.). In 1986, NCNW opened the "You Can" Community School, an alternative education, pre-employment and leadership training program for youth.
Another one of NCNW's core programs is the Leadership Training and Support Program, of which an integral part is the Leadership Support Process (LSP) developed by Lisel Burns. Begun as part of the College Program, leadership training and support groups were soon offered as workshops in regional and national conferences, and incorporated into affiliated organizations across the country. The support groups include consciousness-raising to allow neighborhood women to develop an awareness of how oppression based on class, ethnicity, race or gender might impede their sense of empowerment as leaders. For more information on NCNW's programs, see "Series Descriptions" below.
In the early and mid-1980s, NCNW underwent restructuring of its organization in order to expand its national program and lend more support to grassroots women leaders around the country. In 1986, the Neighborhood Women of Williamsburg/Greenpoint (NWWG), an independent but affiliated organization was created to administer the local programs including the education programs, employment training, leadership support, and public housing tenant training and organizing. The national office continued to network with, and offer training and technical support to, other grassroots women's organizations ("affiliates") across the country, in urban as well as rural areas, including Appalachia, the Pacific Northwest, and the Dakota Nation. Members exchange information and experiences including tenant organizing, the formation of rural land trusts, reforming public schools, and creating leadership support groups.
In 1985, NCNW members attended the UN Third World Conference on Women in Kenya, where they noticed a lack of involvement by poor and working-class women. With other grassroots women from developed and developing countries, they created a network called GROOTS International (Grassroots Organizations Operating Together in Sisterhood). NCNW is the North American representative. GROOTS was successful at bringing grassroots women's representation to the UN's Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing in 1995. NCNW also has gained consultative status with the United Nations and has opened an office there, enabling them to more easily disseminate information and resources to policy makers and grassroots community leaders and to ensure that low-income women have a voice in community development policies around the world.
The National Congress of Neighborhood Women Records consist of 58 linear feet, dating from 1974-1999, and document the early history of the organization, the growth of its local and national programs, and the development of a national and international network of poor and working-class grassroots women over a 20 year period.
Types of material include correspondence, memoranda, records of the administrative boards and committees, annual reports, material from national conferences and planning meetings, funding proposals, program descriptions and reports, writings on the history and programs of NCNW, publications, articles, research papers, files on affiliated organizations, printed material, photographs, and audiovisual materials.
Since this is a continuing collection of an existing organization, it is necessarily incomplete, with many gaps in the records, particularly those documenting programs still active. The bulk of the material in this processed portion dates from 1975 to 1990. Focusing on the years before the split between the national and local administrations, these records document the formation of core programs in education, employment, and leadership support, as well as the development of a national community development agenda. Also well represented are local housing and tenant programs of the 1980s, the Resource Center, and networking and involvement in the early years of the international women and development movement. In SERIES I. ADMINISTRATION, there is only a small amount of documentation of NCNW's local affiliate, the Neighborhood Women of Williamsburg/Greenpoint. However, their involvement in local programs from 1986 to the early 1990s is represented within SERIES II. PROGRAMS.
It offers a rich source of material on the formation of a successful national organization based on feminist principles and with a grassroots, working-class base. It also offers a fascinating view of its inner workings, with all of the personal and political dynamics that come with incorporating a feminist consciousness into an organization, and where issues of class, race and ethnicity are acknowledged and openly discussed. Through personal stories, shared in workshops, support groups, conferences, meetings, and writings, we are offered a unique perspective on the women's movement.
In addition, there is a treasure trove of subject files on women's issues, grassroots organizing, and community development. Included are numerous published and unpublished writings by NCNW members and others on topics such as class, working-class feminism, ethnicity, female poverty, and women and community development. There are also files on women's and community activist organizations, many in the New York City area, as well as NCNW affiliates nationwide, and international organizations.
This collection is organized into five series:
The inter-relatedness and continuing evolution of the NCNW programs creates a challenge in attempting to organize the records in our typical hierarchical arrangement. The programs of NCNW are best viewed as a web, not distinct projects. The community and economic development vision/agenda of NCNW, for example, influenced projects in many program areas, including leadership and employment training, housing projects, and of course, international programs in community development. Identifying where one project ends and another begins can be problematic, changes in funding often affected the name of the project, as well as its staffing and scope. Wherever possible, the original organization of records has been retained. For example, in SERIES I. ADMINISTRATION, the Central Chronological File and the Development files have been kept intact. But for the most part, records were received in various states of order, in which case the archivist imposed an organization that seemed to be consistent with the original provenance of the records.
The processed portion of the records is open to research according to the regulations of the Sophia Smith Collection, with the following restriction: Researchers must sign an Access Agreement Form agreeing to not identify individuals who are still living without their written permission.
Unprocessed accessions are closed.
The Sophia Smith Collection owns copyright to the records of NCNW. Copyright to materials created by others may be owned by those individuals or their heirs or assigns. It is the responsibility of the researcher to identify and satisfy the holders of all copyrights. Permission must be obtained from the Sophia Smith Collection to publish reproductions or quotations beyond "fair use."
Please use the following format when citing materials from this collection:
National Congress of Neighborhood Women Records, Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College, Northampton, Mass.
Selections from the National Congress of Neighborhood Women Records can be viewed in the Web exhibit Agents of Social Change: New Resources on 20th-century Women's Activism .
The National Congress of Neighborhood Women began donating its records to the Sophia Smith Collection in 1986.
Recent additions to this collection are unprocessed and are not reflected in the finding aid.
Periodic additions to collection are expected and are not reflected in this record.
Processed by Margaret Jessup, 2000.
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A number of articles have been published on the history of NCNW and its programs and many are included in this collection. Below are a few of the more comprehensive articles:
Belenky, Mary F., "The National Congress of Neighborhood Women," in A Tradition That Has No Name (NY: BasicBooks, 1997)
Haywoode, Terry L., "Neighborhood Women Keeping it Together," City Limits, April 1985
Haywoode, Terry L. and Laura Polla Scanlon, "World of Our Mothers: College for Neighborhood Women," Women's Studies Quarterly 1993: 3&4, pp. 133-141.
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(1974-1996)
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| Arrangement: This series is arranged in 16 subseries: General; Corporate Board of Directors; National Advisory Board; National Steering Committee; Task forces; National meetings and conferences; National meetings and conferences; Local; Staff; Individuals; Buildings; Public relations; Membership; Central chronological file; General correspondence; Subject files; and Development. This series documents the founding and early planning of NCNW; funding of its programs; as well as the inner workings and interpersonal relations within the organization. Since its founding in 1975, the national programs have been administered by NCNW's Corporate Board of Directors and National Advisory Board; later the National Steering Committee (which replaced the NAB in 1982). These bodies are made up of members representing affiliated organizations across the country. Jan Peterson has been Executive Director of the National office in Brooklyn since the founding, except from October 1977 to January 1980 when Christine Noschese took over, and from 1983 to 1985 when Alice Quinn and Jan Peterson served as co-Directors. A Local Advisory Board and Local Director administer the Brooklyn programs (under the Neighborhood Women of Williamsburg/Greenpoint since 1986). The General files include official documents; records documenting the NCNW's organizational structure, including the re-structuring in 1982, and the separation of local and national operations in 1985-86; and annual reports, circa 1975-84. For additional reports, see the Executive Directors' reports under Individuals; Corporate Board of Directors; and reports on programs in SERIES II. The records of these national administrative bodies (the Corporate Board of Directors; National Advisory Board; and the National Steering Committee) include correspondence; meeting minutes; biographical information on members; reports; and committee files. These records offer valuable insight into the founding, planning, and development of NCNW. Notable Board members and Steering Committee members represented here include Maryland Congresswoman Barbara Mikulski; St. Louis Housing activist, Bertha Gilkey [see also SERIES II. PROGRAMS-Housing and tenants]; Eleanor Holmes Norton; Crystal Lee Sutton (the "real Norma Rae"); author Nancy Seifer; Rona Feit, founder of the National Women's Political Caucus; and Marie Cirillo, founder of the Woodland Community Trust in Tennessee. For more information on these and other members, see Individuals. The National meetings and conferences subseries includes the first planning meetings held in Washington, 1974-75, as well as NCNW-sponsored national conferences and conventions held thereafter. These files include additional material on several Board and Steering Committee meetings that took place at the national conferences. Types of material include correspondence, programs, agendas, minutes, membership information, notes, and printed material [see also SERIES. IV. PHOTOGRAPHS, and SERIES V. AUDIOVISUAL]. For other conferences sponsored by NCNW, see SERIES II. PROGRAMS - Miscellaneous projects and events; and conferences under specific programs. With the restructuring of operations in 1986, the local affiliate, Neighborhood Women of Williamsburg/Greenpoint, was created to administer the programs in Brooklyn. The subseries Local - NWW/G includes documentation of the early planning before the split [see also General-Restructuring]; administrative correspondence; the Local Advisory Board records; and funding material. Of particular interest is a detailed interview of NWW/G staff by author Mary Belenky done in 1992. These are administrative records only. Records on specific local programs are filed in SERIES II. The Staff subseries includes staff logs, meetings, files on training, office procedures, personnel policies, and other documents related to the inner workings of the Brooklyn office. Sensitive personnel material such as evaluations and salary information has been removed and is closed to research. The Individuals subseries contains files on staff, administrators, members, and others affiliated with NCNW. These include biographical information as well as working files on a variety of projects and topics. Types of material include correspondence, reports, papers, drafts, notes, clippings and printed material. There is a substantial amount of material for each of the Executive Directors (Jan Peterson, Christine Noschese, and Alice Quinn) as well as for Lisel Burns, Leadership coordinator. Additional working files for individuals are filed under specific programs in SERIES II. PROGRAMS. Additional biographical information can be found in this series under Membership, National Corporate Board, National Advisory Board, and National Steering Committee. Public relations includes administrative files of the PR coordinator; press releases, clippings, and other publicity by and about NCNW; files related to the production of NCNW's newsletter, and other publications; and general descriptions of NCNW, primarily untitled excerpts that were probably used for funding proposals and reports. [See also SERIES II. PROGRAMS-Resource Center which includes records on outreach and networking efforts through "Project Interchange."] For more writings about NCNW and its programs, see Development-Proposals; and SERIES II. PROGRAMS-publicity, reports, papers, and proposals under each program. Additional documentation of NCNW's networking can be found in the Membership subseries which includes lists and completed membership forms of NCNW affiliates, providing interesting background information on community activists and organizations. Additional material on NCNW affiliates can be found in SERIES III. ORGANIZATIONS. The Central chronological file dates from 1973 to 1989 and include most of the outgoing correspondence, publicity, minutes, agendas, internal memoranda, reports, and papers, produced by the NCNW national office during that period. Much of the material here is duplicated elsewhere in the collection, but this file provides the most comprehensive overview of the organization and its day-to-day administration. Of particular interest is the internal memoranda which reveal the inner workings of the NCNW office, the interpersonal relations, as well as the infinite challenges and constraints involved in running a grassroots organization. The General correspondence contains incoming correspondence, dating from 1976 to 1985. Additional administrative correspondence can be found in the Subject files that include administrative correspondence, minutes, draft reports, printed material, and notes. Topics include local, state, and national political contacts; meetings with local community leaders; and legal matters. Additional administrative files can be found under Individuals and in SERIES III. ORGANIZATIONS. The Development subseries documents the history of funding efforts for NCNW and includes administrative files, proposals for general operational funding; and files on funding agencies arranged alphabetically. This section includes important material on many of NCNW's programs. Additional funding information for specific projects can be found in SERIES II. PROGRAMS, but since funds from one source were often shared by more than one project, those files are found here under the funding agency. For instance, under New York City-Department of Employment, is material related to CETA (Comprehensive Employment Training Act) funding for several of NCNW's employment programs. Included are records on the legal battle which ensued when the city tried to cut the programs' funding. [See also SERIES II. PROGRAMS - Employment - Project Open Doors; and SERIES IV. PHOTOGRAPHS.] Files related to the funding for curriculum development for the education program as well as for leadership training are under the Women's Education Equity Act Program (WEEA). |
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These series documents local, national and international programs administered by NCNW. It is arranged alphabetically (after Support services) by program area, as defined by NCNW for the most part, although some projects are filed together under areas created by the archivist (such as the Community and economic development, International, and Youth). Under each program area, individual projects are arranged chronologically from date of inception. Many NCNW projects are interrelated as changes in funding often required shifting program parameters and staffing. These relationships are explained in the descriptions below, and cross-references appear throughout the folder list. Types of material include program descriptions and publicity; administrative records such as correspondence, reports, proposals, minutes, and funding information [see also SERIES I. ADMINISTRATION-Development]; surveys; training materials; conference materials; resource files including articles and papers by NCNW members; and files on participating organizations and individuals. Some Program participants' files containing sensitive personal information have been removed and are currently closed to research. These include counselors' intake forms; applications; questionnaires; student evaluations, and some personal correspondence. The Support services subseries includes administrative records on the childcare, counseling and referral services which NCNW offered to participants in most of their local programs. Although sensitive material has been removed, there are interesting discussions on counseling sessions in the counselor's meeting minutes and social work interns' reports where the subjects are not named. Related counseling material can be found in under Education-College program, and in the job counseling files under Employment-Job development. There is also related material on support groups and the Leadership Support Process (LSP) filed under Leadership. Related material on childcare services can be found under Employment-World of Work-Childcare training and Youth programs which offered childcare instruction and services for teenage mothers. The Community and economic development subseries documents NCNW projects which aimed to create a network with other grassroots leaders to research and dialogue on issues of female poverty and community development, and to formulate a cohesive strategy to influence public policy at state and national levels. The projects documented here are central to the principles and vision of NCNW and overarch of most other programs. Material related to a survey conducted for the Women in Neighborhoods Project (1979-80), NCNW's first project with a national scope, is included in this section. Its survey of thirty neighborhood organizations was an effort to analyze the role of women in community activism. Results showed that although neighborhood women initiated many community development projects, once funding was received, women were usually excluded from the planning and execution of the programs. The survey solicited important information from a geographically, racially, and ethnically diverse population of low-income women. The records include the published report of the project, Neighborhood Women: Putting it Together. Other projects documented here include the Women in Poverty Project (1980-82) which identified community resources benefiting impoverished women through a series of questionnaires, and conducted leadership training sessions held throughout the region [see also Leadership]; the National Resource and Policy Analysis Center in Washington, D.C. (1981-82) which aimed to collect information on federal programs and policies affecting poor and working-class women and to disseminate that information to women leaders and organizations. The Dialogues on Community Development and Female Poverty (1983-) as well as NCNW's annual Community Development Institute (1990-) have served to bring together a diverse group of grassroots activists and scholars for networking and strategizing. The 1986 conference on "Women in Community Development: Forging a National Alliance with International Linkages," co-sponsored by the Overseas Education Fund, reflects NCNW's beginnings in the growing international Women and Development Movement [see also International]. The Subject files at end of this subseries include articles and papers that outline NCNW's community and economic development agenda. The Education subseries documents its flagship projects, the community-based College Program, as well as its adult education program. The College Program (1975- ), originally funded by the Rockefeller Brothers Foundation, was started to provide "interdisciplinary course work augmented with apprenticeship in the community" for women in Williamsburg-Greenpoint. In collaboration with area community colleges, courses leading toward an Associates degree focused on neighborhood studies and community development and gave students the necessary knowledge and skills to become more effective leaders in their communities. In 1982, a Bachelor's degree program was added. As the first program of its kind, the College program has served as model for similar programs elsewhere in the country. Materials included here document the administrative and planning of the program, and curriculum development. Also included are papers written by students, publicity, and conference material. Recognizing that many single mothers and other low-income women lacked sufficient education to enter their College program and job training programs, NCNW, in conjunction with New York City's Board of Education, introduced pre-College adult education courses in the 1980s. These include classes in literacy, math, English as a second language, and preparation for the high school equivalency degree (G.E.D.). Classes were also offered for women at public housing sites, in conjunction with employment and leadership training [see also Housing and tenants], and in 1986, NCNW opened the "You Can" Community School, an alternative program for young high school dropouts. [See also Youth.] The Employment subseries documents NCNW's local projects that provide job skills training, job development, counseling and job placement for low-income women. After the General administrative files, the projects are arranged chronologically from the date of inception. The first, Project Open Doors (P.O.D.) was started by the Women's Funding Coalition of over thirty community and women's organizations in New York City, and funded by New York's Department of Employment under the Comprehensive Employment Training Act (CETA). [See also SERIES I. ADMINISTRATION-Development.] NCNW was the administrator of the project and provided support services through its Job Development program. Hundreds of low-income women were placed in apprenticeship positions with the participating organizations which included women's shelters, health clinics, rape crisis centers, and other community agencies. [For additional files on these organizations, including the Women's Funding Coalition, see SERIES III. ORGANIZATIONS]. The Job Development Program, concurrent with P.O.D., offered career counseling, skills assessment and referrals to jobs and remedial education courses. [See also Education program.] In addition, NCNW offered workshops in resume preparation, job searching, networking, and work place issues such as stress management, sexual harassment, childcare, and unions. Included here are questionnaires and a report from a neighborhood "job analysis" done by NCNW. Based on this employment needs assessment NCNW developed a more intensive Employment and Training program in 1982, offering job skills training in computer repair, programming, and word processing. Beginning in 1985, NCNW also offered an employment orientation course, "World of Work," with workshops on interviewing techniques, resume writing, and job search skills. Additional material on World of Work and job training can be found under Women's Public Works, Housing and tenants, and Youth. The Housing and tenant subseries is arranged in two sections: the first focuses on grassroots efforts to create affordable housing for women on local, national and international levels; and second documents NCNW's training and support programs for public housing tenants in the New York City area. The Housing section includes a project of the Greenpoint Renaissance Enterprise Corporation (GREC), co-founded by NCNW, to convert an abandoned hospital complex into affordable inter-generational housing designed by a feminist architectural firm in the 1980s. [See also SERIES III. ORGANIZATIONS-St. Nicholas Neighborhood Preservation Corporation; and the Williamsburg-Greenpoint Community Planning Board.] This section also includes material on the international conference, "Housing Options for Women" organized by NCNW and U.N. HABITAT, as part of the United Nations International Year of the Shelter for the Homeless (IYSH) in 1987. At the end of the Housing section are subject files that include writings by NCNW members and others on women and housing. NCNW's comprehensive education and employment training program for public housing tenants provided job orientation, skills training and job placement, leadership training, and adult education. It also offered support and technical assistance to newly formed tenant associations. Once established, the tenant associations joined the Williamsburg/Greenpoint Federation of Public Housing Developments, coordinated by NCNW's local affiliate, Neighborhood Women of Williamsburg/Greenpoint. Records of the public housing tenant program include general administration files of the New York City Housing Authority and the Community Service Society, which provided both funding and administrative assistance to the tenant training program [see also SERIES I. ADMINISTRATION-Development]; and the files of Bertha Gilkey, NCNW National Steering Committee member who helped develop NCNW's tenant program, based on her highly successful work organizing tenants at Cochran Gardens, a public housing development in St. Louis. Also included are the administrative files of the Williamsburg/Greenpoint Federation of Public Housing Developments; and files on various tenant associations the New York City area. The International subseries documents NCNW's participation in the international Women and Community Development movement. In 1985, NCNW and other grassroots women leaders formed the international grassroots network, GROOTS (Grassroots Organizations Operating Together in Sisterhood), for which NCNW is the North American representative. The section on GROOTS in this subseries includes correspondence, minutes, conference material and publicity for the the early organizing of GROOTS, as well as their efforts to ensure grassroots women's participation in several international women's conferences, including the U.N.'s Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing in 1995. In the late 1980s, NCNW achieved consultative status with the United Nations' Economic and Social Council (UNESCO). As an official Non-governmental organization (NGO), NCNW recently opened an office at the United Nations where it works to provide practical assistance and advocates for low-income women around the world who are working to improve their communities. The United Nations files document NCNW's and GROOTS' participation in the international conferences on women sponsored by the U.N. Other organizations and projects represented in this subseries include HABITAT International [see also Housing and tenants], the Overseas Education Fund, which funds economic development projects for poor women (Jan Peterson was elected to serve on Board of O.E.F. in 1985); and the German Marshall Fund, a supporter of research projects on community women's leadership. [See also SERIES I. ADMINISTRATION-Development.] The Leadership program is another core program of NCNW that aims to develop and support leadership qualities among women active in their communities. IT offers leadership training at national and regional conferences, and in conjunction with its local Employment, Education, and Tenant training programs. Support groups are integral to the Leadership Program and include consciousness-raising sessions to allow neighborhood women to develop an awareness of how oppression based on class, ethnicity, race or gender might impede their sense of empowerment as leaders. This sub-series is divided into five sections: Administration, Local training, Support groups, National training, and Subject files. For related material, see SERIES I. ADMINISTRATION-Individuals-Lisel Burns (Leadership coordinator). NCNW's Resource Center, located at the Brooklyn office, serves as an information and referral center for individuals and grassroots organizations. The Resource Center has provided, at various times, technical assistance, education and training materials, a Speaker's Bureau, and workshops on a variety of topics. [See also Miscellaneous projects, and conferences or events.] In the late 1970's, the Resource Center was part of "Proje-ct Interchange," a program designed to encompass all of NCNW's outreach and networking activities, as well as administering research and documentation projects in the community. Eventually the public relations, networking, and membership activities were allocated to other administrative areas. [See also SERIES I. ADMINISTRATION-Membership; and Public relations.] This subseries includes administrative files of the Resource Center, such as project descriptions, proposals, meeting minutes, correspondence, and reports, as well as documentation on the early planning and implementation of Project Interchange. Also included here are files on NCNW's documentation projects, the Cultural Exchange Project, which involved oral histories of poor and working-class women of Williamsburg-Greenpoint in community leadership roles, and the production of the film "Metropolitan Avenue: Community Women in a Changing Urban Neighborhood," which documented NCNW's activities in Brooklyn. Both projects were administered by Christine Noschese. [See also SERIES I. ADMINISTRATION-Individuals-Christine Noschese; SERIES IV. PHOTOGRAPHS; and SERIES V. AUDIOVISUAL.] Finally, the Resource Center library includes directories of local services, bulletin board notices, and subject files. The subject files include unpublished papers, many written by NCNW members, as well as articles, pamphlets, clippings, and other printed material. Topics include class, ethnicity, women's health, local history, grassroots organizing, women's rights, and NCNW itself. Note that the subject files were reconstructed by the archivist and may include files not originally from the Resource Center. There may also by files located in other series that were part of the Resource Center such as papers and articles on specific NCNW programs that can be found under those programs and files on organizations that are under SERIES III. ORGANIZATIONS. The Women's Public Works (WPW) project was also referred to as the Neighborhood Women's Mother Self-help Program, or the Minority Female Single Parent Program. A five-year program funded by the Rockefeller Foundation, WPW targeted low-income minority women heads of household, many of whom were receiving welfare benefits. Eligible women participated in NCNW's World of Work job orientation program then, depending on their education and job training needs, were referred to the education and/or employment training programs. These records include administrative files for the most part, such as publicity, proposals, reports, funding files, and correspondence. Since the participants took part in various NCNW programs, including Employment, Education, Leadership, and Support services, related material can be found under each of those programs. Women's Survival Space (also called the Center for the Elimination of Violence in the Family) was a joint project of NCNW, the Mayor's Task Force on Rape, and the Brooklyn YWCA to provide shelter to abused women and their children, as well as to conduct research and provide community education on the issue of violence in the family. Opened in 1976, it was the first battered women's shelter in New York State and became a national prototype for developing safe space for women. The shelter was soon operating independently of NCNW, although NCNW program participants helped staff the shelter as interns. The records include early planning meetings, correspondence, funding files, project descriptions, reports, and resource files. The Youth subseries includes records of NCNW's "You Can Stand on Your Own Two Feet" Community School which opened in 1986. Still in existence, the school offers an education and job-training alternative for high school dropouts, ages 16 to 21. The comprehensive program offers a basic curriculum leading towards a high school equivalency degree (G.E.D.), job preparation (through the "World of Work" course), job skills training, and personal development including leadership training, individual and peer counseling, and theater workshop. The "Four-Step Program" is a component of the school for young women, which includes pregnancy prevention education and childcare training. Other projects represented here include a Summer Youth Program of the mid-1970s that combined recreation and employment opportunities. The subseries on Miscellaneous projects, conferences, and events include a few projects unrelated to any of the above programs. There is a small amount of material on the Brooklyn "Legal project" of the 1970s, which proposed a Neighborhood Law Center to fill gaps in existing legal services, including a law library, and workshops for community women on legal issues. It is not clear from the records whether this project was ever funded and implemented. There is material related to local women-run businesses sponsored by NCNW such as "The Corner Store" and the Cooperative for the Production of Hand-Woven Fabrics. Conferences sponsored by NCNW but not directly related to any program are also filed here. [See also SERIES I. ADMINISTRATION-National meetings and conferences; and conferences under specific programs.] Conferences not sponsored by NCNW are in SERIES III. ORGANIZATIONS. There is documentation of workshops on topics such as classism, self-improvement, and anti-rape. Some or all of these may have been workshops offered through the Resource Center. The miscellaneous events include fundraisers, film showings, "Neighborhood speak-outs," awards nights, and NCNW's open house and tenth anniversary. |
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| Arrangement: The series is arranged alphabetically by name of organization or conference. This series consists of records of NCNW affiliates and resource files on many other local and national community and grassroots organizations. Files on conferences sponsored by other organizations are also included. There is a substantial amount of material on organizations with which NCNW worked closely or to which it belonged, such as the Williamsburg-Greenpoint Community Planning Board, the National Association of Neighborhoods, and the St. Nicholas Neighborhood Preservation Project. The material on the Community Planning Board, a branch of the New York City's Area Policy Boards, documents neighborhood development projects such as the Williamsburg Coalition for Quality Housing, an innovative solution to deal the city's lack of affordable housing and severe homeless problem. Numerous women's grassroots organizations represented in this series document the women's movement, including the planning committee for International Women's Year, the Summer Institute in Women's History, the Brooklyn College Women's Center, the Women's Action Alliance, the New York Women's Funding Coalition, Women of Many Voices, and Carroll Gardens Neighborhood Women. Additional material on affiliated organizations can be found under SERIES II. PROGRAMS, in particular the organizations which participated in Project Open Doors filed under Employment; and tenant associations filed under Housing and tenants. Some international organizations are filed under SERIES II. PROGRAMS-International. For lists of NCNW affiliates, see SERIES I. ADMINISTRATION-Membership. |
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| Scope and content: This series contains photographic prints, color photocopies of images, contact sheets, negatives, and slides documenting local, national and international NCNW events, conferences, and workshops, as well as neighborhood scenes, individuals and groups. Included are many images used in NCNW publications and in publicity for programs. [See also SERIES I. ADMINISTRATION-Public relations] There are also photographs of the women's march on New York's City Hall to protest cuts in CETA funding in 1980. [See also SERIES I. ADMINISTRATION - Development.] |
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(circa 1976-1990s)
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1 linear ft.
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| Scope and content: There are thirteen Audiotapes, including oral history interviews, discussion groups, and meetings of NCNW members. Most are recorded interviews and planning meetings for the Ethnic Heritage Film Project produced by Christine Noschese, circa 1979 [see also SERIES II. PROGRAMS--Resource Center] and are a unique source of "raw material," including discussions on topics such as ethnicity, class, women's leadership, Brooklyn history, and early NCNW history. Four Videotapes document NCNW activities and the stories of women in affiliated organizations in East Harlem, New York and in the Northwest, including the documentary on NCNW produced by Christine Noschese, Metropolitan Avenue: Community Women in a Changing Urban Neighborhood. [See also SERIES I. ADMINISTRATION-Individuals-Christine Noschese.] For more information on NCNW film projects, see SERIES II. PROGRAMS-Resource Center. |
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SERIES I. ADMINISTRATION
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(1974-1996)
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General
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Documents: By-laws, Certificate of
incorporation,
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1974-79, n.d.
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Box 1: folder 1-2
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Organization structure and
planning
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Organization charts,
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1979-80, n.d.
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Box 1: folder 3
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Structure outlines,
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1982-85
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Box 1: folder 4-6
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Goals, "Objectives and principles,"
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n.d.
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Box 1: folder 7-8
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Consultants,
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1980, n.d.
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Box 1: folder 9
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Restructuring,
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1979-82
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Membership and Structure Committee:
report,
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1981
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Box 1: folder 10
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Task Force on Structure,
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1979-82
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Box 1: folder 11-13
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Staff meeting on structure,
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1979
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Box 1: folder 14
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Restructuring,
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1986
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Board decision and letter of agreement,
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1986
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Box 1: folder 15
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National meetings,
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1986
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Box 1: folder 16
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Structure Committee,
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1986
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Box 1: folder 17
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Transition Task Force: report,
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1986-87
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Box 1: folder 18
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Unit heads: meeting and questionnaire,
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1986
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Box 1: folder 19
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Reports,
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1975-84, n.d.
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Box 1: folder 20-28
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National Corporate Board of
Directors
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General
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Box 2: folder 1
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Correspondence,
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1975-85
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Box 2: folder 2-5
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Meetings,
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1975-87, 1992
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Box 2: folder 6-18
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Members: biographical information and lists,
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1976, 1992
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Box 3: folder 1-4
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Reports
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Box 3: folder 5-7
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| Note: [See also General; Individuals (Directors); and SERIES II. PROGRAMS-projects] |
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Miscellaneous
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Box 3
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"Dialogue on the organization, goals, and
needs of the NCNW" (interview of Director, Christine
Noschese, by Board members): transcript,
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1978
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Box 3: folder 8
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Unidentified drafts and notes,
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1977-81
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Box 3: folder 9
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National Advisory Board
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General: organization and resolutions,
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1982
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Box 3: folder 10-11
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Correspondence,
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1981
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Box 3: folder 12
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Meetings: minutes, agendas, notes, and printed
material,
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1978-82
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Box 3: folder 13-14
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Members: lists,
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n.d.
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Box 3: folder 15
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Task forces
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General: list,
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1981
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Box 3: folder 16
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Communication,
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1981
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Box 3: folder 17
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Economic development
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Box 3: folder 18
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National Steering Committee
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Correspondence,
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1979-87
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Box 3: folder 19-23
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Meetings: minutes, agendas, notes, and printed
material,
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1974-87, n.d.
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Box 4: folder 1-10
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Subjects
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Budgets in pending proposals: memorandum,
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1980
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Box 4: folder 11
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"Monthly check-in" form,
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n.d.
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Box 4: folder 12
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Personnel and salaries: printed material,
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1979, n.d.
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Box 4: folder 13-14
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Miscellaneous: notes and printed material,
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1980, n.d.
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Box 4: folder 15
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National committee: memoranda, minutes, reports,
and printed material,
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1976-79
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Box 4: folder 16-18
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Miscellaneous task forces: list,
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1984
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Box 4: folder 19
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National meetings and conferences
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Planning meeting (founding),
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1975
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Box 4: folder 20
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| Note: | |||
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"Neighborhood Women: A Call to Action,"
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1976
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Box 4: folder 21
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"NCNW: A Working Conference,"
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1978
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Box 4: folder 22
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National planning conferences,
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1979-80
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Box 5: folder 1
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National convention,
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1982
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Box 5: folder 2
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Regional conference, Las Vegas,
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1983
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Box 5: folder 3
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National planning conference,
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1986
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Box 5: folder 4
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National planning meetings,
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1987-88
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Box 5: folder 5
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Local - Neighborhood Women of
Williamsburg/Greenpoint (NWWG)
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General: brochure, and letterhead, letter of
agreement with NCNW,
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1986, n.d.
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Box 5: folder 6
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Chronological files
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1987-88
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Box 5: folder 7-13
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1989-92
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Box 6: folder 1-2
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Board of Directors
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General,
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1989-94, n.d.
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Box 6: folder 3
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Minutes and agendas,
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1991, 1994
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Box 6: folder 4
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By-laws: drafts and final version,
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1988, n.d.
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Box 6: folder 5
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Consultants
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Community Resource Exchange,
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1992-96
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Box 6: folder 6
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Jan Peterson,
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1990-91, n.d.
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Box 6: folder 7
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Contract contacts: lists and correspondence,
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1989-93
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Box 6: folder 8
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Financial,
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1989-95, n.d.
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Box 6: folder 9
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Mailing lists,
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1988-94, n.d.
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Box 6: folder 10
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Local Advisory Board
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General,
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1981-87, n.d.
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Box 6: folder 11-13
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Membership list,
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n.d.
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Box 6: folder 14
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Task Forces,
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1983-85, n.d.
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Box 6: folder 15-17
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Local Planning Committee,
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1986, n.d.
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Box 7: folder 1
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Neighborhood Women's Renaissance,
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1990-93, n.d.
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Box 7: folder 2-3
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Policies and procedures,
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1983, n.d.
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Box 7: folder 4
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Publicity contacts,
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1986, 1993, n.d.
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Box 7: folder 5
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Staff,
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circa 1986-92, n.d.
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Box 7: folder 6
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Training, Institute of Cultural Affairs,
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1984, n.d.
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Box 7: folder 7
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Programs
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General,
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1989-94, n.d.
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Box 7: folder 8
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Job Training Partnership Act (JTPA) Program,
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1989-94
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Box 7: folder 9-14
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WEEA: application,
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1991
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Box 7: folder 15
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Resources: lists,
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1986-92, n.d.
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Box 8: folder 1
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| Note: | |||
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Miscellaneous,
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1983-93, n.d.
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Incoming correspondence and printed
material,
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1984-94, n.d.
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Box 8: folder 2-3
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Interviews with NWWG staff by Mary Belenky:
transcript,
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1992
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Box 8: folder 4
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Unidentified notes,
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1983-94, n.d.
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Box 8: folder 5
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Staff
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Lists and biographical profiles
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Box 8: folder 6-9
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Correspondence and memoranda: general,
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1978-88 n.d.
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Box 8: folder 10
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| Note: [See also General chronological file] |
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Logs and reports,
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1979-80
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Box 8: folder 11-19
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Meetings
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Administrative,
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1977-87, n.d.
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Box 9: folder 1-5
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Coordinators,
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1978-80
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Box 9: folder 6-7
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General assembly,
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1978
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Box 9: folder 8
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Staff meetings,
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1975-88, n.d.
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Box 9: folder 9-17
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Staff retreats,
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1976-87
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Box 9: folder 18-22
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Miscellaneous
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Box 9: folder 23
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Office procedures,
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1980-86
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Box 9: folder 24
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Personnel
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Job descriptions
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Box 10: folder 1
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Personnel policies: minutes, memoranda,
drafts, notes, and printed material
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Box 10: folder 2-11
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| Note: | |||
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Salaries and benefits
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Box 10: folder 12-15
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Staff newsletter
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Box 11: folder 1
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Staff support group
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Box 11: folder 2
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| Note: | |||
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Training and development workshops
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Box 11: folder 3-7
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Individuals
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Amigo, Lanny
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Box 11: folder 8
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Austermiller, Judy
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Box 11: folder 9
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Belenky, Mary
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Box 11: folder 10
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| Note: | |||
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Burns, Lisel (Leadership Coordinator)
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Subject files
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Baltimore consultation
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Box 11: folder 11
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"Bringing HABITAT Home"
campaign
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Box 11: folder 12
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Cambridge, MA
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Box 11: folder 13
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Chicago WES (Women for Economic Security)
Conference
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Box 11: folder 14
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Cirillo, Marie
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Box 11: folder 15
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Citiworks meeting
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Box 11: folder 16
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Dissertation proposal
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Box 11: folder 17
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ECCO-Training resources
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Box 11: folder 18
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Florida
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Box 11: folder 19
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Ford project,
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1991
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Box 11: folder 20
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Forums Set 1 1989-National
Report
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Box 11: folder 21
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Fundraisers
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Box 11: folder 22
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Grailville
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Box 11: folder 23
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HERG overview
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Box 11: folder 24
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H.O.M.E.
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Box 11: folder 25
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Housing Options for Women
(conference)
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Box 11: folder 26-27
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| Note: | |||
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Institute for Living Democracy
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Box 11: folder 28
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International
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| Note: | |||
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Brooklyn Women's Speakout
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Box 12: folder 1
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Forging a National Alliance with
International Linkages
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Box 12: folder 2
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Grameen Bank-USA-"Reciprocal
Responsibility"
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Box 12: folder 3
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GROOTS - Owen
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Box 12: folder 4
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In Another Way
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Box 12: folder 5
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ICA materials
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Box 12: folder 6
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ICA Portugal trip-
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1991
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Box 12: folder 7
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Ied Guinee
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Box 12: folder 8
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RREMA GOPALAN
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Box 12: folder 9
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Yolaine Armand-Haiti
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Box 12: folder 10
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Miscellaneous
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Box 12: folder 11
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Leadership training
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| Note: | |||
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General: correspondence, meetings, and
notes
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Box 12: folder 12-16
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Training materials
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Box 12: folder 17-23
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Training sessions,
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1988-96
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Box 13: folder 1-8
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Regional forums
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Box 13: folder 9-18
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Learning Alliance Forum
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Box 14: folder 1
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McLaughlin, Peggy
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Box 14: folder 2
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Martin, Terrence
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Box 14: folder 3
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Miscellaneous
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Box 14: folder 4-6
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Ms. Foundation
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Box 14: folder 7
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NCNW
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Events
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Box 14: folder 8
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National Planning Committee
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Box 14: folder 9
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Strategic plan
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Box 14: folder 10
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Miscellaneous
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Box 14: folder 11
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Northwest-Colorado
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Box 14: folder 12
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Staff meeting
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Box 14: folder 13
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Statistics USA,
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1989
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Box 14: folder 14
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Stoneman, Dorothy
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Box 14: folder 15
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Stony Pt. Institute Planning Retreat,
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1983
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Box 14: folder 16
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Unitarian Universalism
Partners
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Box 14: folder 17
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Washington Delegates Meeting,
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1989
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Box 14: folder 18
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Woman/Housing Conference
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Box 14: folder 19
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Women for Economic Security
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Box 14: folder 20
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Women's Community Development
Institute
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Box 14: folder 21
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Women's International Day
Platform
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Box 14: folder 22
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Woodland County Land Trust
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Box 14: folder 23
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Youthbuild Coalition
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Box 14: folder 24
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Charlop, Simone
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Box 15: folder 1
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Cincotta, Gail
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Box 15: folder 2
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Cirillo, Marie
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Box 15: folder 3-7
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Cooper, Lois
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Box 15: folder 8
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Edwards, Rita Morgan
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Box 15: folder 9
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Fava, Maria
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Box 15: folder 10
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Feit, Rona
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Box 15: folder 11
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Fisher, Sally
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Box 15: folder 12-16
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Frazier, Louise
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Box 15: folder 17
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Gilkey, Bertha
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Box 15: folder 18-20
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Giordano, Ann
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Box 15: folder 21-24
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Grey, Linda
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Box 16: folder 1-2
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Haywoode, Terry
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Box 16: folder 3
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Jonda, Judy
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Box 16: folder 4
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Jones¸Evelyn
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Box 16: folder 5
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Lowe, Sandy
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Box 16: folder 6
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Morelli, Gina
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Box 16: folder 7
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Moresco, Ginger
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Box 16: folder 8
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Mufson, Susan
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Box 16: folder 9
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Noschese, Christine, Executive Director,
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1977-79
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| Note: | |||
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Correspondence
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General
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Oct 1974 - June 1978
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Box 16: folder 10-19
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July 1978 - May 1980
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Box 17: folder 1-13
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Fundraising
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Box 17: folder 14-15
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Subject files
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Channel 13
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Box 18: folder 1
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Ethnicity
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"Ethnicity and the Media" by C.
Noschese
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Box 18: folder 2
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Conference on the Educational and
Occupational Needs of White Ethnic
Women
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Box 18: folder 3
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Ethnic Studies Program
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Box 18: folder 4
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Miscellaneous
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Box 18: folder 5
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Family Protection Agenda
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Box 18: folder 6
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"Goat Story" by C. Noschese
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Box 18: folder 7
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Interview with C. Noschese: transcript,
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1978
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Box 18: folder 8
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Italian-American Conference
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Box 18: folder 9
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Neighborhood Foundation
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Box 18: folder 10
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Newspaper
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Box 18: folder 11
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Miscellaneous: notes
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Box 18: folder 12-14
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Pennington, Ashley
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Box 18: folder 15
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Peterson, Jan, Executive Director,
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1975-77; 1980-
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Biographical information
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Box 18: folder 16
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Chronological file
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| Note: | |||
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1976 - Dec 1980
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Box 18: folder 17-21
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undated
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(circa 1980) -
Sep 1981
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Box 19: folder 1-8
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undated
1982
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(circa 1981)-
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Box 20: folder 1-9
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Jan 1983-14 Aug 1983
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Box 21: folder 1-9
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15 Aug 1983-18 Jan 1987
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Box 22: folder 1-8
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19 Jan 1987 - Oct 1990
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Box 23: folder 1-9
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| Note: (Jul 1987 - May 1989 missing) |
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Reports,
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1980-86
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Box 24: folder 1-4
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| Note: | |||
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Subjects
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| Note: | |||
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ACTION
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Box 24: folder 5
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Agenda for Dialogues
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Box 24: folder 6
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Battered women
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Box 24: folder 7
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Big Business Coalition
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Box 24: folder 8
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Bills - Vienna
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Box 24: folder 9
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Board and NSC
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Box 24: folder 10
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Calendar,
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1984-85
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Box 24: folder 11
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Co-host - National Conference on Women and
Housing
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Box 24: folder 12
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Columbia University
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Box 24: folder 13
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Community Gospel Church
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Box 24: folder 14
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Conselyea St. Block
Association
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Box 24: folder 15
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Consultants
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Box 24: folder 16
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Emergency work
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Box 24: folder 17
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FYI
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Box 24: folder 18
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Greenpoint Hospital
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Box 24: folder 19
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Group dynamics course
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Box 24: folder 20
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Human Resources Administration
(H.R.A.)
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Box 24: folder 21-22
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ICA
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Box 24: folder 23
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Miscellaneous
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Box 25: folder 1-4
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N.Y.C. Housing Authority
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Box 25: folder 5
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N.Y. State - Gail Shaffer
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Box 25: folder 6
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Needs assessments
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Box 25: folder 7
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Personal
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Box 25: folder 8-9
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Policy Advisory Council
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Box 25: folder 10
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Program goals - National
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Box 25: folder 11
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Program planning
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Box 25: folder 12
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Proposal
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Box 25: folder 13
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Receipts/records
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Box 25: folder 14
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Reports of staff
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Box 25: folder 15
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Speaking engagements,
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1980
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Box 25: folder 16
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Testimony - J.P. legal
correspondence
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Box 25: folder 17
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Travel arrangements
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Box 25: folder 18
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U.S. Department of Labor
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Box 25: folder 19
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Warwick Retreat
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Box 25: folder 20
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"Women on the Move in
Neighborhoods"
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Box 25: folder 21
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Quinn, Alice, co-Executive Director,
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1983-85
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Chronological file
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1977 - Apr 1983
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Box 25: folder 22-24
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May 1983 - Jul 1984
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Box 26: folder 1-3
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Miscellaneous
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Box 26: folder 4
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Reed, Rosemarie
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Box 26: folder 5
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Scanlon, Laura
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Box 26: folder 6
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Schilen, Sandy
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Box 26: folder 7-9
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Springer, Edith
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Box 26: folder 10
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Staton, Rebecca
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Box 26: folder 11
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Strickland, Sharon
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Box 26: folder 12
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Sutton, Crystal Lee
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Box 26: folder 13
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Williams, Dorothy
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Box 26: folder 14
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Wooten, Wanda
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Box 27: folder 1-5
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Building
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General
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Box 27: folder 6
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Engineer's report,
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1981-83
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Box 27: folder 7
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NY State Division of Housing and Urban
Renewal,
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1983
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Box 27: folder 8
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Heat policy/controversy,
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1978
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Box 27: folder 9-11
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Telephones,
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1978-79, 1986
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Box 27: folder 12
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Energy grants,
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1988-90
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Box 27: folder 13-14
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Energy grants,
(continued)
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1988-90
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Box 28: folder 1-5
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Public relations
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| Note: [See also SERIES II. PROGRAMS-Resource Center and publicity under specific programs] |
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Administration: correspondence and report,
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1977-81
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Box 28: folder 6-9
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Publicity
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Brochures and flyers
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Box 28: folder 10-11
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Articles
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Box 28: folder 12
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| Note: [See SERIES II. PROGRAMS - Resource Center - NCNW; also subject files under specific programs; and OVERSIZED MATERIAL] |
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Press releases
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Box 28: folder 13
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Radio
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Box 28: folder 14
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General descriptions of NCNW,
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1975-88, n.d.
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Box 28: folder 15-19
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Publications
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Newsletters (incomplete run)
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| Note: | |||
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General: correspondence, meetings,
proposals, and reports,
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1979-86
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Box 29: folder 1-3
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National Congress of Neighborhood Women
Quarterly,
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1976
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Box 29: folder 4
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Neighborhood Woman,
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1977
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Box 29: folder 5
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Neighborhood Women,
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1980
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Box 29: folder 6
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Neighborhood Women Network News,
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1980-81
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Box 29: folder 7-9
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National Congress of Neighborhood Women
Newsletter,
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1983, 1985-86
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Box 29: folder 10
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Neighborhood Woman,
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1990-91, 1995
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Box 29: folder 11
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Miscellaneous material for newsletters:
clippings, artwork, drafts, and notes
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Box 29: folder 12-17
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Miscellaneous publications
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Holiday letter,
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1995
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Box 29: folder 18
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"Remember
Williamsburg-Greenpoint"
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Box 29: folder 19
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Training Sourcebook: flyer
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Box 29: folder 20
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Mailing lists
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Box 29: folder 21-30
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Membership
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| Note: | |||
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Correspondence
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Box 30: folder 1
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Information packet and blank membership
forms
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Box 30: folder 2
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Lists
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Box 30: folder 3-5
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Membership forms, completed
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Box 30: folder 6-17
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Miscellaneous: notes and receipts
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Box 30: folder 18
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Central chronological file
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| Note: [See also Local; Individuals; and SERIES II. PROGRAMS-International] |
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1973 - Jun 1980
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Box 30: folder 31
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Jun 1980 - Jan 1984
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Box 30: folder 32
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Feb - Oct 1984
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Box 30: folder 33
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Nov 1984-11 Apr 1986
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Box 30: folder 34
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18 Apr - Aug 1986
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Box 30: folder 35
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Sep - Nov 1986
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Box 30: folder 36
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Dec 1986-19 Feb 1987
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Box 30: folder 37
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20 Feb-8 Mar 1987
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Box 30: folder 38
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9 Apr - May 1987
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Box 30: folder 39
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Jun 1987 - May 1989
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Box 30: folder 40
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Jun - Jul 1989, n.d.
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Box 41: folder 1-2
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General correspondence,
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1975-87, 1992
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Box 41: folder 3-12
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Subjects
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Advocacy
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Box 42: folder 1
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Assemblymen
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Box 42: folder 2-3
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Board of Education
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Box 42: folder 4
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Breakfast meetings
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Box 42: folder 5-6
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Brooklyn Legal Services
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Box 42: folder 7
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Brooklyn Union Gas Company
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Box 42: folder 8
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Bulk mailing
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Box 42: folder 9
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Calendars
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Box 42: folder 10
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Certificates
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Box 42: folder 11
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Church
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Box 42: folder 12
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Church women luncheon
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Box 42: folder 13-16
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Community creativity
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Box 42: folder 17
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Community organizations
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Box 42: folder 18
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CONEXUS
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Box 42: folder 19
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Corporation proposal
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Box 42: folder 20
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Directions to NCNW
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Box 42: folder 21
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Documentation
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Box 42: folder 22
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Domestic/family violence
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Box 42: folder 23-25
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Eastern district
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Box 42: folder 26
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"ERA and Beyond"
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Box 42: folder 27
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Form letters
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Box 42: folder 28-29
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Greenpoint YMCA
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Box 42: folder 30
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Information requests
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Box 42: folder 31
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Interns
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Box 42: folder 32
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Italian-American Civil Rights
League
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Box 42: folder 33
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J.P. Stevens
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Box 42: folder 34
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Koch goals
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Box 42: folder 35
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Local community issues
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Box 42: folder 36
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Local politicians
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Box 42: folder 37
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Miscellaneous
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Box 42: folder 38-40
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Miscellaneous meetings
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Box 42: folder 41
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National
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Box 42: folder 42
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National conference: Women organizers'
discussion group,
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1987
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Box 43: folder 1
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National Italian-American
Foundation
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Box 43: folder 2
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National organizing letters
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Box 43: folder 3
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National women leaders
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Box 43: folder 4
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Needs assessment questionnaire
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Box 43: folder 5
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Neighborhood development
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Box 43: folder 6
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New York City
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Box 43: folder 7
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New York State
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Box 43: folder 8-18
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"Next Step" awards
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Box 43: folder 19
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"Outstationed letters"
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Box 43: folder 20
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Policy Plus decision making
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Box 43: folder 21
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Political
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Box 43: folder 22-25
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Politician's letters
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Box 43: folder 26
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Regional offices
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Box 43: folder 27
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Rutgers University
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Box 43: folder 28
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School Board Election
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Box 44: folder 1
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School Settlement Association
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Box 44: folder 2
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Small business development
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Box 44: folder 3
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Smith College (Archives list)
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Box 44: folder 4
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Sperry
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Box 44: folder 5
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Thank you letters
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Box 44: folder 6
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U.S. Department of Labor
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Box 44: folder 7
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U.S. Department of Labor - National Women's
Bureau
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Box 44: folder 8
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United States Mission to the United
Nations
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Box 44: folder 9
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White House
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Box 44: folder 10-11
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Williamsburg/Greenpoint: statistics and
information
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Box 44: folder 12
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Williamsburg/Greenpoint Planning
Committee
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Box 44: folder 13
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Women in Politics (L.A.B. Task
Force)
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Box 44: folder 14
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Women torture victims
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Box 44: folder 15
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Women's delegation
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Box 44: folder 16
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Development
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| Note: | |||
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General
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Correspondence and memoranda
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Box 45: folder 1-4
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Fundraising
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Box 45: folder 5-8
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Reports,
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circa 1977-86
|
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Box 45: folder 9
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Funding history: lists of funding sources,
|
1975-88
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Box 45: folder 10-14
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Funding resources: lists and printed
material
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Box 45: folder 15
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Proposals
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Guidelines
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Box 45: folder 16
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Profiles for rejected proposals
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Box 45: folder 17-18
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General funding proposals
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|
1977-78
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Box 45: folder 19-21
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1979-81
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Box 46: folder 1-19
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|
1982-86, n.d.
|
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Box 47: folder 1-10
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Attachments for proposals: organization and
program descriptions, histories, reports, publicity, and
statistics
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Box 47: folder 11-18
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| Note: | |||
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Funding agencies
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Action
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Box 47: folder 19-21
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ACLU
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Box 48: folder 1
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| Note: | |||
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Apple Computer, Inc.
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Box 48: folder 2
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Aspen Institute
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Box 48: folder 3
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Association for Community Based
Education
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Box 48: folder 4
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Avon
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Box 48: folder 5
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BECA
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Box 48: folder 6
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Board of Global Ministries
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Box 48: folder 7
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Campaign for Human Development
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Box 48: folder 8-13
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Carnegie Foundation
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Box 48: folder 14
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CHAKRA Systems
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Box 48: folder 15
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Chemical Bank
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Box 48: folder 16
|
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Church Women United
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Box 48: folder 17
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City Project
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Box 48: folder 18
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Community Service Society
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Box 48: folder 19-25
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| Note: | |||
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Consumer Farmers Foundation
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Box 48: folder 26
|
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Control Data Corporation
|
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Box 48: folder 27
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Coro Foundation
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Box 48: folder 28
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Dorf and Stanton Foundation
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Box 48: folder 29
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Eastman Foundation
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Box 48: folder 30
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Edna McConnell Clark Foundation
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Box 48: folder 31
|
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Eisenhower Foundation for the Prevention of
Violence
|
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Box 48: folder 32
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Enterprise Foundation
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Box 48: folder 33
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Equitable Foundation
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Box 48: folder 34
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Environmental Education Project
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Box 49: folder 1
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Film Fund
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Box 49: folder 2
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Ford Foundation
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Box 49: folder 3-4
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Foundation Center
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Box 49: folder 5-6
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Fund for Human Dignity
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Box 49: folder 7
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Fund for the City of New York
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Box 49: folder 8
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Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary
Education (FIPSE)
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Box 49: folder 9-14
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Fund for the Improvement
(continued)
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Box 50: folder 1-4
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Gannett Foundation
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Box 50: folder 5
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German Marshall Fund
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Box 50: folder 6
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| Note: | |||
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Guggenheim Foundation
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Box 50: folder 7
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Hearst Foundation
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Box 50: folder 8
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Housing and Urban Development
(HUD)
|
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Box 50: folder 9-11
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Irvine Foundation
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Box 50: folder 12
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J.M. Kaplan Foundation
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Box 50: folder 13
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Johnson Foundation
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Box 50: folder 14
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Joint Foundation
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Box 50: folder 15
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Joyce Mertz-Gilmore Foundation
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Box 50: folder 16
|
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Levi Strauss
|
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Box 50: folder 17-18
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Lillia Babbitt Hyde Foundation
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Box 50: folder 19
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Metropolitan Life
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Box 50: folder 20
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Miller, Maya
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Box 50: folder 21
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Morris Goldseker Foundation of Maryland,
Inc.
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Box 50: folder 22
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Ms. Foundation for Women
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Box 50: folder 23
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National Child Labor Committee
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Box 50: folder 24
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National Community Funds
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Box 50: folder 25
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National Endowment for the
Humanities
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Box 51: folder 1
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National Women's Education Fund
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Box 51: folder 2
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New Jersey
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Box 51: folder 3
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New York City-Community Development
Agency
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Box 51: folder 4-23
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| Note: | |||
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New York City-Community Services
Administration
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Box 52: folder 1-16
|
| Note: | |||
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New York City-Department of
Employment-Comprehensive Employment Training Act
(CETA)
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| Note: | |||
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General
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|
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Correspondence
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|
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|
1977-81
|
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Box 52: folder 17-19
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|
1982-83, n.d.
|
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Box 53: folder 1
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Contract,
|
1978
|
|
Box 53: folder 2
|
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Proposals and applications
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|
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Box 53: folder 3-7
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Appeals,
|
1979
|
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Box 53: folder 8
|
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Meetings
|
|
|
|
|
Community Council of Greater New York:
correspondence, meetings, notes, and printed
material,
|
1977-82, n.d.
|
|
Box 53: folder 9-10
|
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NCNW task force on CETA legislation:
memorandum,
|
1978
|
|
Box 53: folder 11
|
|
Task Force on CETA-CBO Coalition
Building,
|
1980
|
|
Box 53: folder 12
|
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Conference on CBO's and CETA,
|
1980
|
|
Box 53: folder 13
|
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Reports
|
|
|
Box 53: folder 13-14
|
|
Miscellaneous
|
|
|
Box 54: folder 1-7
|
|
Legal cases
|
|
|
|
|
New York City Unemployment and Welfare
Council v. The NCNW and Project Open Doors,
|
1978-79
|
|
Box 54: folder 8
|
|
NCNW v. City of New York,
|
1979-80
|
|
|
| Note: | |||
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Correspondence
|
|
|
Box 54: folder 9-10
|
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Court documents,
|
1980-81
|
|
Box 55: folder 1-8
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|
Transcripts,
|
1979-80
|
|
Box 55: folder 9-10
|
|
Publicity,
|
1975-80, n.d.
|
|
Box 55: folder 11
|
|
Letters requesting support,
|
1979-81
|
|
Box 55: folder 12
|
|
Demonstration: memoranda, notes, flyers,
and songs,
|
1980
|
|
Box 55: folder 13
|
| Note: | |||
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Project Open Doors subcontractors:
meetings, program descriptions, and correspondence,
|
1980, n.d.
|
|
Box 55: folder 14-15
|
|
Miscellaneous: printed material,
|
1979-80, n.d.
|
|
Box 55: folder 16-17
|
|
Job Training Partnership Act
(JPTA)
|
|
|
|
|
General: correspondence, meetings, and
contracts,
(including material re: transition from
CETA)
|
1982-84
|
|
Box 56: folder 1-4
|
|
Legal case: correspondence, publicity, and
petition,
|
1987
|
|
Box 56: folder 5-6
|
|
Miscellaneous
|
|
|
|
|
Information Exchange workshop,
|
1984
|
|
Box 56: folder 7
|
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Conference on Welfare Reform,
|
1987
|
|
Box 56: folder 8
|
|
Discretionary funds,
|
1988-89
|
|
Box 56: folder 9-10
|
|
New York Community Trust
|
|
|
Box 56: folder 11
|
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New York Council for the
Humanities
|
|
|
Box 56: folder 12
|
|
New York State Community Action Program
(CAP)
|
|
|
Box 56: folder 13
|
|
New York State Council for the
Arts
|
|
|
Box 56: folder 14
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New York State CSBG
|
|
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Box 56: folder 15
|
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New York State-Department of Social Services
(DSS)
|
|
|
Box 56: folder 16-18
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|
New York State-DSS
|
|
|
Box 57: folder 1-3
|
|
New York Times Foundation
|
|
|
Box 57: folder 4
|
|
Norman Foundation
|
|
|
Box 57: folder 5
|
|
North Star
|
|
|
Box 57: folder 6
|
|
Office of Economic Opportunity
|
|
|
Box 57: folder 7
|
|
Pfizer Foundation
|
|
|
Box 57: folder 8
|
|
Playboy Foundation
|
|
|
Box 57: folder 9
|
|
Presbyterian Church
|
|
|
Box 57: folder 10
|
|
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
|
|
|
Box 57: folder 11
|
|
Rockefeller Foundation
|
|
|
Box 57: folder 12
|
| Note: | |||
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Satellite Program Development Fund
|
|
|
Box 57: folder 13
|
|
Scherman Foundation
|
|
|
Box 57: folder 14
|
|
Scientists' Institute for Public
Information
|
|
|
Box 57: folder 15
|
|
Skaggs Foundation
|
|
|
Box 57: folder 16
|
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Stern Foundation
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Box 57: folder 17
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United States Department of Labor
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Box 57: folder 18
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United Way Emergency Food and Shelter Program
(FEMA)
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Box 57: folder 19-26
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Urban Crime Prevention Program
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Box 57: folder 27
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Vincent Astor Foundation
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Box 58: folder 1
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VISTA
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Box 58: folder 2
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Volunteer Urban Consulting Group,
Inc.
|
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Box 58: folder 3
|
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Volunteer Demonstration Program
|
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Box 58: folder 4
|
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Windum Fund
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Box 58: folder 5
|
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Women's Education Equity Act Program (WEEA),
US Dept of HEW
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Box 58: folder 6-14
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SERIES II. PROGRAMS
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(1975-1996)
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Support services
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General: proposal,
|
1981
|
|
Box 59: folder 1
|
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Childcare
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|
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|
| Note: | |||
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General: correspondence, lists, and printed
material,
|
1980-87, n.d.
|
|
Box 59: folder 2
|
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Proposal (Neighborhood Child Care Network),
|
1982
|
|
Box 59: folder 3
|
|
Edu-Care Center: correspondence,
regulations, and form,
|
1991
|
|
Box 59: folder 4
|
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Tot lot,
|
1984
|
|
Box 59: folder 5
|
|
Resources
|
|
|
|
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NCNW Resource and Directory Guide,
|
1986
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|
Box 59: folder 6
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Childcare providers: lists
|
|
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Box 59: folder 7
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Child development and safety
|
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Box 59: folder 8
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Child abuse
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Box 59: folder 9
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Non-Sexist Child Development Project
(Women's Action Alliance project)
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Box 59: folder 10
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Play Streets
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Box 59: folder 11
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Counseling and referral
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|
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|
| Note: | |||
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General: descriptions, and proposal,
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n.d.
|
|
Box 59: folder 12-13
|
|
Correspondence and memoranda,
|
1987
|
|
Box 59: folder 14
|
|
Meetings,
|
1988
|
|
Box 59: folder 15
|
|
Report,
|
1986
|
|
Box 59: folder 16
|
|
Procedures
|
|
|
Box 59: folder 17-19
|
|
Social Work interns
|
|
|
|
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General
|
|
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Box 59: folder 20
|
|
Columbia University
|
|
|
Box 59: folder 21
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Fordham
|
|
|
Box 59: folder 22
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|
Hunter College
|
|
|
Box 59: folder 23
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New York University
|
|
|
Box 59: folder 24-26
|
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Stony Brook (SUNY)
|
|
|
Box 59: folder 27-29
|
|
Counselor training,
|
1979
|
|
Box 59: folder 30
|
|
Community and economic development
|
|
|
|
|
Women in Neighborhoods Project
|
|
|
|
|
General: correspondence, memoranda, minutes,
proposals, and printed material,
|
1979-87
|
|
Box 60: folder 1-2
|
|
Survey
|
|
|
|
|
Correspondence and notes
|
|
|
Box 60: folder 3
|
|
Questionnaires, forms, form letters, and
project descriptions
|
|
|
Box 60: folder 4
|
|
List of survey participants
|
|
|
Box 60: folder 5
|
|
Conference, Washington, D.C.,
|
1979
|
|
|
|
Planning
|
|
|
Box 60: folder 6-9
|
|
Conference packet: program, memoranda,
brochures, and printed material
|
|
|
Box 60: folder 10
|
|
Conference papers
|
|
|
Box 60: folder 11-13
|
|
Report ("Neighborhood Women: Putting It
Together"): published report, brochure, summary,
drafts, notes, and printed material,
|
1980
|
|
Box 60: folder 14-22
|
|
Women in Poverty Project
|
|
|
|
|
Administration
|
|
|
|
|
General: proposals, brochure, project
summaries, reports, timelines, and budget,
|
1980-82
|
|
Box 61: folder 1-5
|
|
Job descriptions
|
|
|
Box 61: folder 6
|
|
Correspondence,
|
1980-82, n.d.
|
|
Box 61: folder 7
|
|
Dutchess County primary contact list,
|
1980
|
|
Box 61: folder 8
|
|
Meetings: minutes,
|
1980-82, n.d.
|
|
Box 61: folder 9
|
|
Advisory board
|
|
|
Box 61: folder 10-11
|
|
Area policy board
|
|
|
Box 61: folder 12-13
|
|
Newspaper clippings,
|
1981
|
|
Box 61: folder 14
|
|
Reports,
|
1981
|
|
Box 61: folder 15
|
|
Articles,
|
n.d.
|
|
Box 61: folder 16
|
|
Miscellaneous printed material
|
|
|
Box 61: folder 17
|
|
Unidentified notes,
|
n.d.
|
|
Box 61: folder 18
|
|
Planning conferences: agendas,
correspondence, publicity, and notes,
|
1981-82
|
|
Box 61: folder 19-21
|
|
Dutchess County Exit Audit Conference:
minutes,
|
1980
|
|
Box 61: folder 22
|
|
Phase I (Information gathering)
|
|
|
|
|
Questionnaires
|
|
|
|
|
Community Action Agencies (CAA):
correspondence, drafts, and research
material
|
|
|
Box 61: folder 23
|
|
Community Action Programs (C.A.P.):
lists, correspondence, and responses
|
|
|
Box 61: folder 24-26
|
|
Training manual
|
|
|
Box 61: folder 27-28
|
|
Phase II (Training)
|
|
|
|
|
General: conference summaries, planning,
registration, and financial,
|
1982
|
|
Box 62: folder 1-4
|
|
Conferences: agendas, correspondence,
invitations, contacts, registration, financial,
lists, and notes,
|
1982
|
|
|
|
South Bronx
|
|
|
Box 62: folder 5-14
|
|
Rockland County
|
|
|
Box 62: folder 15-19
|
|
S.C.O.P.E., Glasboro College,
N.J.
|
|
|
Box 62: folder 20-27
|
|
P.E.A.C.E., Syracuse
|
|
|
Box 62: folder 28
|
|
Essex County
|
|
|
Box 62: folder 29-32
|
|
Puerto Rico
|
|
|
Box 62: folder 33-34
|
|
Virgin Islands
|
|
|
Box 62: folder 35
|
|
National Resource and Policy Analysis Center,
Washington, D.C.
|
|
|
|
| Note: | |||
|
General: histories, descriptions, and lease,
|
1980-81
|
|
Box 63: folder 1
|
|
Correspondence and memoranda,
|
1979-82
|
|
Box 63: folder 2-3
|
|
Planning: correspondence, meetings, notes,
and miscellaneous,
|
1979-80, n.d.
|
|
Box 63: folder 4-15
|
|
Proposals, applications, and correspondence,
|
1980-81
|
|
Box 63: folder 16-19
|
|
Reports
|
|
|
Box 64: folder 1
|
|
Staff logs,
|
n.d.
|
|
Box 64: folder 4
|
|
Workshop: flyer
|
|
|
Box 64: folder 5
|
|
Publications
|
|
|
Box 64: folder 6-8
|
|
Subjects
|
|
|
|
|
Beacon College
|
|
|
Box 64: folder 9
|
|
Housing Task Force: Memoranda and report,
|
1981
|
|
Box 64: folder 10
|
|
Resources: A Neighborhood Compendium,
|
1982
|
|
Box 64: folder 11
|
|
Miscellaneous
|
|
|
Box 64: folder 12-14
|
|
Community Development Institute
|
|
|
|
|
First Institute (Planning for
"Dialogue")
|
|
|
Box 64: folder 15-24
|
|
Annual Institute proposal and drafts,
|
1990, n.d.
|
|
Box 65: folder 1-3
|
|
Annual Summer Institutes on Women and
Community Development, Grailville, Ohio,
|
1992-95
|
|
Box 65: folder 4-12
|
|
Subject files: articles and printed
material
|
|
|
Box 65: folder 13
|
|
Dialogues on Community Development and Female
Poverty
|
|
|
|
|
General: proposals, summaries,
correspondence, printed material, and notes,
|
1983-84, n.d.
|
|
Box 65: folder 14-21
|
|
New York State Dialogues
|
|
|
|
|
Pawling: program, forms, background, and
follow-up correspondence,
|
1984
|
|
Box 66: folder 1-3
|
|
Syracuse: agenda, correspondence,
publicity, and background,
|
1984-88, n.d.
|
|
Box 66: folder 4-5
|
|
Planning meetings,
|
1983-84
|
|
Box 66: folder 6
|
|
Local programs (demonstration district):
correspondence, lists, and community objectives,
|
1985, n.d.
|
|
Box 66: folder 7
|
|
Community Services Block Grant Program,
|
1983-85
|
|
Box 66: folder 8
|
|
Feminization of Poverty Hearings,
|
1984
|
|
|
| Note: | |||
|
General: publicity, schedules, registration
material, correspondence, and minutes,
|
1984
|
|
Box 66: folder 11-13
|
|
Hearings: transcripts,
|
1984
|
|
Box 66: folder 14-16
|
|
Background
|
|
|
|
|
Writings by NCNW,
|
1983-84, n.d.
|
|
Box 66: folder 17
|
|
NY State: reports and statistics,
|
1984, n.d.
|
|
Box 66: folder 18-19
|
|
National: reports and statistics,
|
1981-84, n.d.
|
|
Box 66: folder 20
|
|
Legislation pertaining to women,
|
1978, 1983-84
|
|
Box 66: folder 21
|
|
General : papers, reports, articles,
clippings, printed material, and notes
|
|
|
Box 66: folder 22-25
|
|
Conference: "Women in Community Development:
Forging a National Alliance with International Linkages"
(co-sponsored by Overseas Education Fund),
|
1986
|
|
|
| Note: | |||
|
Overview
|
|
|
Box 67: folder 1
|
|
Planning: meetings and notes
|
|
|
Box 67: folder 2-3
|
|
Invitations: correspondence and mailing
lists
|
|
|
Box 67: folder 4
|
|
Conference packet
|
|
|
Box 67: folder 5
|
|
Evaluations
|
|
|
Box 67: folder 6
|
|
Subject files
|
|
|
|
|
Community development
|
|
|
|
|
General: printed material
|
|
|
Box 67: folder 7
|
|
Women in community development: printed
material
|
|
|
Box 67: folder 8
|
|
Articles and papers
|
|
|
|
|
"Community Development: Visions and
Strategies," by Susan Saegert
|
|
|
Box 67: folder 9
|
|
"The Emerging Women-in-Development
Movement," by Rona F. Feit
|
|
|
Box 67: folder 10
|
|
"Factors Which Enhance the Participation
of Women in Urban Neighborhood Social Life," by
Sandra Schoenberg and Irene Dabrowski
|
|
|
Box 67: folder 11
|
|
"Mapping Community Capacity," by John.
L. McKnight
|
|
|
Box 67: folder 12
|
|
"Organizing Women: Gender, Class and
Community Organizations," by Susana T.
Fried
|
|
|
Box 67: folder 13
|
|
"A Report of the Monitors: A Citizen's
Panel Looks at HUD's Community Development
Strategies Evaluation"
|
|
|
Box 67: folder 14
|
|
"Research Needs and Guidelines on
Women's Issues: Planning, Housing and Community
Development," by Jacqueline Leavitt
|
|
|
Box 67: folder 15
|
|
Economic development
|
|
|
|
|
General: printed material
|
|
|
Box 67: folder 16
|
|
Papers
|
|
|
|
|
"Economic Development as if Women
Mattered," by Sara Gould
|
|
|
Box 67: folder 17
|
|
"The Economic Justice Issue: The
Community Development Position of the
NCNW"
|
|
|
Box 67: folder 18
|
|
"The Impact of the World Economic Crisis
On Women in the U.S. Discussion Paper: The
Social-Cultural Sector," by Rona F.
Feit
|
|
|
Box 67: folder 19
|
|
"Neighborhood Women's Agenda for
Economic Development in New York State," by Ronnie
Feit
|
|
|
Box 67: folder 20
|
|
"Problems Poor and Working Class Women
Have with 'Economic Development," by Ronnie
Feit
|
|
|
Box 67: folder 21
|
|
"Recommendations for a Research Design
to Study the Underground Economic Activities of
Women in Williamsburg/Greenpoint," by Rachel B.
Pfeffer
|
|
|
Box 67: folder 22
|
|
"Sustainable Human Development and
Economic Growth," by Denis Benn
|
|
|
Box 67: folder 23
|
|
"Women and Enterprise," by June A.
Sekera
|
|
|
Box 67: folder 24
|
|
"Women: The Fifth World," by Elise
Boulding
|
|
|
Box 67: folder 25
|
|
Female poverty
|
|
|
|
|
Papers
|
|
|
|
|
"The Social Change Issue of Women and
Poverty," by Karen Vanderborgh
|
|
|
Box 67: folder 26
|
|
"Welfare and Self-Employment," by
Kathryn Keeley
|
|
|
Box 67: folder 27
|
|
"Welfare Mothers Earn Their Way," by
Theresa Funiciello
|
|
|
Box 67: folder 28
|
|
"Women, Faith, and Economic Justice,"
edited by Jackie M. Smith
|
|
|
Box 67: folder 29
|
|
"Women in Poverty: A Challenge To CED,"
by Sara Gould
|
|
|
Box 67: folder 30
|
|
Education
|
|
|
|
|
General
|
|
|
|
|
Publicity: flyers, articles, and
descriptions
|
|
|
Box 68: folder 1
|
|
Correspondence,
|
1978-88, n.d.
|
|
Box 68: folder 2-4
|
|
Education committee: correspondence,
memoranda, reports, minutes, and agenda materials,
|
1977-79, n.d.
|
|
Box 68: folder 5-8
|
|
Education Project Board: correspondence,
minutes, and notes,
|
1985
|
|
Box 68: folder 9
|
|
Coordinators,
|
1980-84, n.d.
|
|
Box 68: folder 10-11
|
|
Reports,
|
1975-86
|
|
Box 68: folder 12-14
|
|
Funding: correspondence, proposals, and
budget,
|
1975-86
|
|
Box 68: folder 15-25
|
|
Job descriptions and resumes
|
|
|
Box 69: folder 1-2
|
|
Miscellaneous: notes and printed
material
|
|
|
Box 69: folder 3
|
|
Curriculum development: correspondence,
proposals, papers, minutes, schedules, course
descriptions, and resources,
|
1975-87, n.d.
|
|
Box 69: folder 4-13
|
|
Course materials: syllabi, study guides,
reading lists, and handouts,
|
1974-77, n.d.
|
|
Box 69: folder 14-17
|
|
Course evaluations,
|
1985-87, n.d.
|
|
Box 69: folder 18
|
|
College Program
|
|
|
|
|
General
|
|
|
|
|
Publicity: flyers, articles, newsletter,
and miscellaneous descriptions,
|
1975-84, n.d.
|
|
Box 69: folder 19-22
|
|
Papers
|
|
|
|
|
"College for Neighborhood Women," by
Terry Haywoode,
|
n.d.
|
|
Box 69: folder 23
|
|
"College Model," by Jan Peterson,
|
n.d.
|
|
Box 69: folder 24
|
|
"College Program," by Laura Scanlon,
|
1977
|
|
Box 69: folder 25
|
|
"Planning to Meet the Needs of
Women...," by Haywoode & Scanlon,
|
n.d.
|
|
Box 69: folder 26
|
|
"Knowledge, Skill & Power:...," by
Staton, Haywoode, Giordana, and Peterson,
|
n.d.
|
|
Box 69: folder 27
|
|
Miscellaneous
|
|
|
Box 69: folder 28
|
|
Orientation
|
|
|
Box 69: folder 29
|
|
Schools and programs
|
|
|
|
|
Carroll Gardens College Program:
publicity, description, and questionnaire;
correspondence, meetings, reports, contract,
schedules, and notes,
|
1978-81, n.d.
|
|
Box 70: folder 1-11
|
| Note: | |||
|
Ridgewood/Bushwick: correspondence and
description,
|
1979-86, n.d.
|
|
Box 70: folder 12-13
|
|
Pittsburgh Sister School,
|
n.d.
|
|
Box 70: folder 14
|
|
Williamsburg-Greenpoint-Northside
Colloquium: proposals and descriptions,
|
n.d.
|
|
Box 70: folder 15
|
|
Women Studies College,
|
1974
|
|
Box 70: folder 16
|
|
Empire State College: correspondence, and
program descriptions
|
|
|
Box 70: folder 17
|
|
Hunter College,
|
1978
|
|
Box 70: folder 18
|
| Note: | |||
|
LaGuardia Community College
program
|
|
|
|
|
General: program descriptions and
printed material,
|
1977
|
|
Box 70: folder 19
|
|
Correspondence,
|
1978-79
|
|
Box 70: folder 20
|
|
Curriculum,
|
1976
|
|
Box 70: folder 21
|
|
Policies "battle": correspondence,
statements, and publicity,
|
1979
|
|
Box 70: folder 22
|
|
Meetings with coordinators of Off-Campus
Programs: minutes and course proposal,
|
1980
|
|
Box 70: folder 23
|
|
Brooklyn Public Library: survey, report,
and correspondence,
|
1979
|
|
Box 70: folder 24
|
|
Old Westbury (SUNY)
|
|
|
Box 70: folder 25
|
|
Association for Community Based Education
(ACBE): correspondence and conference material,
|
1986-87
|
|
Box 70: folder 26-27
|
|
Students: commencements, reunion, student
organizations, statistics, and lists,
|
1977-87
|
|
Box 71: folder 1-12
|
|
Adult Education
|
|
|
|
| Note: | |||
|
General: schedule,
|
1986
|
|
Box 71: folder 13
|
|
Board of Education: correspondence and
printed material,
|
1985-87
|
|
Box 71: folder 14
|
|
Programs
|
|
|
|
|
Adult literacy,
|
1986-87, n.d.
|
|
Box 71: folder 15
|
|
ESL students,
|
1988-89, n.d.
|
|
Box 71: folder 16
|
|
GED,
|
1984-85
|
|
Box 71: folder 17
|
|
Community Education Resource Center (CERC):
correspondence and printed material,
|
1985-87
|
|
Box 71: folder 18-19
|
|
Conferences
|
|
|
|
|
"Knowledge for Whom? Education as Culture
Shock,"
|
1976
|
|
Box 71: folder 20
|
|
National Training Institute
|
|
|
|
|
Correspondence and programs,
|
1979
|
|
Box 71: folder 21-22
|
|
Publicity, proposals, reports, lists,
financial, and planning materials,
|
1979
|
|
Box 72: folder 1-16
|
|
Resources and subject files
|
|
|
|
|
Area colleges
|
|
|
Box 72: folder 17
|
|
Community Education Project
|
|
|
Box 72: folder 18
|
|
Literacy
|
|
|
Box 72: folder 19
|
|
Miscellaneous education
resources
|
|
|
Box 73: folder 1
|
|
Training-writing
|
|
|
Box 73: folder 2
|
|
Training materials, general
|
|
|
Box 73: folder 3-8
|
|
Women in education
|
|
|
Box 73: folder 9
|
|
Employment
|
|
|
|
|
General
|
|
|
|
|
Meetings (early planning): minutes, notes,
(includes Employment, Leadership, Counseling, and
Education planning)
|
1976
|
|
Box 74: folder 1
|
|
Proposals
|
|
|
|
|
Community Job Assistance Project,
|
1982
|
|
Box 74: folder 2
|
|
Comprehensive Employment Opportunity
Support Center,
|
circa 1988
|
|
Box 74: folder 3
|
|
Women in Apprenticeship,
|
circa 1977
|
|
Box 74: folder 4
|
|
Miscellaneous
|
|
|
Box 74: folder 5
|
|
School Settlement Association:
correspondence, reports, subcontractors, personnel
practices, and notes,
|
1976-79, n.d.
|
|
Box 74: folder 6-14
|
|
Project Open Doors
|
|
|
|
| Note: | |||
|
General: contract, correspondence, and
financial,
|
1976-81
|
|
Box 74: folder 15-21
|
|
General (continued): meetings, reports,
staff, and procedures,
|
1978-81, n.d.
|
|
Box 75: folder 1-19
|
|
Publicity and publications: correspondence,
press statements, descriptions,brochure, articles,
newsletters, and manuscript ("Those Women")
|
|
|
Box 75: folder 20-26
|
|
Participating organizations
(subcontractors)
|
|
|
|
| Note: | |||
|
General: lists, evaluations, field
representatives, and form
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Box 76: folder 1-6
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Asian American Women's Communication
Network
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Box 76: folder 7
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Bronx Household Technicians
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Box 76: folder 8
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Brooklyn in Touch
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Box 76: folder 9
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Brooklyn Women's Martial Arts
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Box 76: folder 10
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Carroll Gardens Neighborhood
Women
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Box 76: folder 11
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| Note: | |||
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Committee to Aid Women in
Crisis
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Box 76: folder 12
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Community Cable Center of Washington
Heights, Inwood and Marble Hill
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Box 76: folder 13-15
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The Council of Asian American
Women
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Box 76: folder 16
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Creative Women's Collective
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Box 76: folder 17
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Downtown Welfare Advocacy
Center
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Box 76: folder 18
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Feminist Health Works
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Box 77: folder 1-2
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The Foundation for the Community of
Artists
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Box 77: folder 3-6
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Graphic Help Project
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Box 77: folder 7-8
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Health Right
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Box 77: folder 9
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Hope for Youth
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Box 77: folder 10
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Jane Addams Center
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Box 77: folder 11
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Midmarch Associates
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Box 77: folder 12
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NCNW
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Box 77: folder 13
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National Gay Task Force
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Box 77: folder 14
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National Organization for
Women
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Box 77: folder 15-19
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New York Feminist Federal Credit
Union
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Box 78: folder 1
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New York Women Against Rape
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Box 78: folder 2
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Project Greenhope
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Box 78: folder 3-6
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| Note: | |||
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Publishing Training Institute for Women
(Majority Report)
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Box 78: folder 7
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Scapegoat
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Box 78: folder 8
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Thirteenth Moon
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Box 78: folder 9
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Union Center for Women
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Box 78: folder 10
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Village Visiting Center
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Box 78: folder 11
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Women in the Trades
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Box 78: folder 12
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Women Make Movies
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Box 78: folder 13
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Women Office Workers
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Box 78: folder 14
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Women's Action Alliance
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Box 78: folder 15
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Women's Center, Brooklyn
College
|
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Box 78: folder 16
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Women's Experimental Theatre
|
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Box 78: folder 17
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Women's Interart Center
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Box 78: folder 18
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Women's Liberation Center of New
York
|
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Box 78: folder 19
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Women's Martial Arts Center
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Box 78: folder 20
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Women's Martial Arts Union
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Box 78: folder 21
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Women's Survival Space
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Box 79: folder 1
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| Note: | |||
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Youth Action Program
|
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Box 79: folder 2
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Workshops and events
|
|
|
|
|
Alternatives for Women conference: agenda,
publicity, correspondence, and evaluations,
|
1978-79
|
|
Box 79: folder 3-5
|
|
Job Assistance workshop: publicity,
|
1979
|
|
Box 79: folder 6
|
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Job Fair: agenda and publicity,
|
1979
|
|
Box 79: folder 7
|
|
Women's Funding Course: descriptions,
proposal, correspondence, registration, budget,
questionnaires, evaluations, and course material,
|
1980
|
|
Box 79: folder 8-17
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| Note: | |||
|
World of Work conference: agenda,
publicity, correspondence, and planning materials,
|
1980
|
|
Box 79: folder 18-21
|
|
World of Work conference (continued):
questionnaires, registration, publicity, budget,
handouts, and miscellaneous,
|
1980
|
|
Box 80: folder 1-5
|
|
P.O.D Reunion: publicity, budget, planning
materials,
|
1980
|
|
Box 80: folder 6
|
|
Miscellaneous: certificates of appreciation,
|
n.d.
|
|
Box 80: folder 7
|
|
Job Development Program
|
|
|
|
|
General
|
|
|
|
|
Correspondence,
|
1979-81
|
|
Box 80: folder 8-10
|
| Note: | |||
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CETA contract
|
|
|
Box 80: folder 11
|
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Financial: budget and expenses
|
|
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Box 80: folder 12
|
|
Meetings,
|
1980-81
|
|
Box 80: folder 13
|
|
Proposals
|
|
|
Box 80: folder 14-15
|
|
Publicity: articles, statement, drafts for
brochure and newsletter, business cards
|
|
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Box 81: folder 1
|
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Reports,
|
1980-81
|
|
Box 81: folder 2-3
|
|
Staff: lists, manual, and activity logs,
|
1979-81
|
|
Box 81: folder 4-23
|
|
Resources: forms, form letters, referrals,
and printed material
|
|
|
Box 81: folder 24-29
|
|
Projects and services
|
|
|
|
|
Job clubs (Self-initiative employment
project): proposals, correspondence, report, notes,
and article,
|
circa 1980-81
|
|
Box 81: folder 30-34
|
|
Non-traditional Employment for Women
(Women's Action Alliance program): proposal,
correspondence, newsletter, printed material,
workshop material, and resources,
|
1979-82, n.d.
|
|
Box 82: folder 1-9
|
|
VISTA Volunteers Recruitment Plan,
|
1979
|
|
Box 10
|
|
Research
|
|
|
|
|
Neighborhood analysis: correspondence,
memoranda, notes, publicity, report, questionnaires,
and background,
|
1978-80, n.d.
|
|
Box 82: folder 11-14
|
|
Job Market analysis: report, notes, and
statistics,
|
circa 1979-85
|
|
Box 82: folder 15-16
|
|
Workshops and courses
|
|
|
|
|
General: questionnaire
|
|
|
Box 83: folder 1
|
|
Career planning course ("How to get the
Job of your Dreams"),
|
1981
|
|
Box 83: folder 2
|
|
Census takers (recruitment and hiring),
|
1980-81
|
|
Box 83: folder 3-5
|
|
Fundraising workshop, Bank Street College,
|
1979
|
|
Box 83: folder 6
|
|
Fundraising workshop,
|
n.d.
|
|
Box 83: folder 7
|
|
Job factory
|
|
|
Box 83: folder 8
|
|
Job Finding and Holding workshop,
|
n.d.
|
|
Box 83: folder 9
|
|
Job Search workshop: correspondence,
questionnaire, evaluation form, course outlines,
handouts, forms, and notes,
|
1980-81
|
|
Box 83: folder 10-20
|
|
Postal workers training,
|
1981
|
|
Box 83: folder 21
|
|
Video workshop,
|
1981-82
|
|
Box 83: folder 22
|
|
Employment and Training Program
|
|
|
|
|
General: descriptions, correspondence,
meetings, planning material, funding material, and
reports,
|
1981-83, n.d.
|
|
Box 84: folder 1-14
|
| Note: | |||
|
Publicity: flyers
|
|
|
Box 84: folder 15
|
|
Bus Shelters (Project Greenhope):
correspondence and proposals,
|
1981-82
|
|
Box 84: folder 16-19
|
| Note: | |||
|
Training programs
|
|
|
|
|
Childcare provider training:
correspondence, proposals, notes, and course
materials
|
|
|
Box 85: folder 1-4
|
| Note: | |||
|
Control Data Institute: correspondence,
contract, proposal, policies, and printed
material
|
|
|
Box 85: folder 5-8
|
|
Taylor Business Institute: correspondence,
contract, policies, and printed material
|
|
|
Box 85: folder 9-10
|
|
World of Work
|
|
|
Box 85
|
| Note: | |||
|
General: publicity, descriptions,
correspondence, reports, staff, and miscellaneous
drafts and notes,
|
1985-87, n.d.
|
|
Box 85: folder 11-16
|
|
Course materials: agendas, forms, and
handouts,
|
1985-86
|
|
Box 85: folder 17-18
|
|
Trainings
|
|
|
|
|
Bank Street School,
|
1985
|
|
Box 85: folder 19-25
|
|
Public Housing districts,
|
1985-86
|
|
Box 85: folder 26-28
|
| Note: | |||
|
Resources
|
|
|
|
| Note: | |||
|
Job Club
|
|
|
Box 86: folder 1
|
|
Job development
|
|
|
Box 86: folder 2-4
|
|
N.O.W. NY
|
|
|
Box 86: folder 5
|
|
The Nuts and Bolts of N.T.O [
Non-Traditional Occupations]
|
|
|
Box 86: folder 6
|
|
N.Y.S. Department of Commerce
|
|
|
Box 86: folder 7
|
|
Recruitment and Training Program
(RTP)
|
|
|
Box 86: folder 8
|
|
S.U.N.Y.
|
|
|
Box 86: folder 9
|
|
TAP Centers (testing and
placement)
|
|
|
Box 86: folder 10
|
|
Training programs
|
|
|
Box 86: folder 11-12
|
|
United Neighborhood Houses - Job Development
Program
|
|
|
Box 86: folder 13
|
|
Women's employment programs
|
|
|
Box 86: folder 14
|
|
WomanSpace-Career Counseling
|
|
|
Box 86: folder 15
|
|
Work in America Institute
|
|
|
Box 86: folder 16
|
|
Miscellaneous
|
|
|
Box 87: folder 1-7
|
|
Training materials and manuals
|
|
|
Box 87: folder 8-10
|
|
Housing and tenants
|
|
|
|
|
Housing
|
|
|
|
|
Greenpoint Renaissance Enterprise
Corporation-Neighborhood Women's Inter-generational
Housing Project
|
|
|
|
| Note: | |||
|
Publicity
|
|
|
Box 88: folder 1
|
|
Administration: proposals, reports,
by-laws, contracts, finances, fundraising,
regulations,
|
1984-1993, n.d.
|
|
Box 88: folder 2-17
|
|
Planning: correspondence, meetings,
petitions, architects, construction, homeless,
miscellaneous notes and drafts,
|
1983-91, n.d.
|
|
Box 88: folder 18-25
|
| Note: | |||
|
Resources and miscellaneous,
|
1983-90, n.d.
|
|
Box 88: folder 26
|
|
Habitat for Humanity: printed material,
report, correspondence, meeting, and miscellaneous,
|
1985-86, n.d.
|
|
Box 88: folder 27-32
|
| Note: | |||
|
Conferences
|
|
|
|
|
Housing as a Tool for Economic
Development, St. Louis,
|
1983
|
|
Box 89: folder 1
|
| Note: | |||
|
Housing Options for Women (H.O.W.),
Camden, NJ,
|
1987
|
|
|
| Note: | |||
|
Planning
|
|
|
|
|
General: articles, reports, printed
material, and correspondence,
|
1986-87
|
|
Box 89: folder 2-3
|
|
National Planning Committee:
correspondence, meetings, finances, and
miscellaneous,
|
1986-87
|
|
Box 89: folder 4-16
|
|
Conference Advisory Boards,
|
1987
|
|
Box 90: folder 1-2
|
|
International Planning Committee,
correspondence, and meetings
|
1987:
|
|
Box 90: folder 3
|
|
Organizations
|
|
|
|
|
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban
Development (HUD): correspondence, proposal,
grant, and report
|
|
|
Box 90: folder 4-5
|
|
United Nations Center for Human
Settlements (Habitat) - HOW
|
|
|
Box 90: folder 6
|
|
Camden Urban Women's
Center
|
|
|
Box 90: folder 7
|
|
N. J. State Department of Community
Affairs Women's Division
|
|
|
Box 90: folder 8
|
|
Meetings by Design - Linda
Brouard
|
|
|
Box 90: folder 9
|
|
Participants: correspondence,
application, lists, and miscellaneous
information
|
|
|
Box 90: folder 10-12
|
|
Pre-conference mailing to
participants
|
|
|
Box 90: folder 13
|
|
Publicity: goals, brochure,
letterhead, and press releases
|
|
|
Box 90: folder 14-18
|
|
Publicity (continued): film plans, and
PR consultant
|
|
|
Box 91: folder 1-2
|
|
Co-Sponsors : correspondence and
application responses
|
|
|
Box 91: folder 3-5
|
|
Mailings: brochure, bio request, and
forms
|
|
|
Box 91: folder 6-8
|
|
Local arrangements
|
|
|
Box 91: folder 9-10
|
|
Miscellaneous
|
|
|
Box 91: folder 11-13
|
|
Conference
|
|
|
|
|
Conference packet
|
|
|
Box 91: folder 14
|
|
Keynote speakers
|
|
|
Box 91: folder 15
|
|
Entertainment: Sweet Honey in the
Rock
|
|
|
Box 91: folder 16
|
|
Registration cards
|
|
|
Box 92: folder 1-2
|
|
Follow-up
|
|
|
|
|
General: correspondence, meetings,
mailings, reports, and drafts,
|
1987-88
|
|
Box 92: folder 3-9
|
|
"Count me in" mailings: replies and
summary
|
|
|
Box 92: folder 10
|
|
Questionnaire
|
|
|
Box 92: folder 11
|
|
GROOTS: printed material and report,
|
1989
|
|
Box 92: folder 12-13
|
|
Film Documentary with Susan
Hamoritch
|
|
|
Box 92: folder 14
|
| Note: [See also Publicity] |
|||
|
Models
|
|
|
Box 92: folder 15
|
|
Financial: correspondence, receipts,
budgets, contributions, bills, and account
information
|
|
|
Box 92: folder 16-22
|
|
Subject files
|
|
|
|
|
Papers (by NCNW staff and
others)
|
|
|
|
|
"The Administration and the Older Tenant
in Continued Occupancy," by Melvin
Stepman
|
|
|
Box 93: folder 1
|
|
"At Home in the USA: Why Housing is
Every Woman's Issue," by Leslie Kanes
Weisman
|
|
|
Box 93: folder 2
|
|
"Background Paper on Single Parent
Family Proposal," by Sharon Lauer
|
|
|
Box 93: folder 3
|
|
"Housing Displacement and Women," by
Jean Peterman
|
|
|
Box 93: folder 4
|
|
"Housing, Business and Women's
Organizations," by Joan Forrester
Sprague
|
|
|
Box 93: folder 5
|
|
"Neighborhood Women Look at Housing," by
Ronnie Feit and Jan Peterson
|
|
|
Box 93: folder 6
|
|
"Neighborhood Women's Agenda for Housing
in New York State," by Ronnie Feit
|
|
|
Box 93: folder 7
|
|
"Neighborhood Women's Agenda for
Economic Development in New York State," by Ronnie
Feit
|
|
|
Box 93: folder 7
|
|
"Public Housing: What is Happening in
Public Housing in the United States Today," author
unknown
|
|
|
Box 93: folder 8
|
|
"Time for Action to Meet Women's Shelter
Needs," by Ied Guinee
|
|
|
Box 93: folder 9
|
|
"Woman-Made America: The Case of Early
Public Housing Policy," by Eugenie Ladder
Birch
|
|
|
Box 93: folder 10
|
|
Brochure: "Our Practices: Women, Homes,
and Community Super Coalition"
(photocopy)
|
|
|
Box 93: folder 11
|
|
McAuley Institute: correspondence and
printed material
|
|
|
Box 93: folder 12
|
|
Report: "Building and Dwelling on
Women's Terms"
|
|
|
Box 93: folder 13
|
|
Report: "Problems of Homeless
Women"
|
|
|
Box 93: folder 14
|
|
Summary: "Women and Housing: A Training
Programme"
|
|
|
Box 93: folder 15
|
|
Testimony: "Women and
Housing"
|
|
|
Box 93: folder 16
|
|
Clippings
|
|
|
Box 93: folder 17
|
|
Miscellaneous: printed material, and
statistics
|
|
|
Box 93: folder 18-20
|
|
Public housing tenant programs
|
|
|
|
|
Administration
|
|
|
|
|
Community Service Society: organization,
NCNW partnership, papers, printed material,
proposals, contracts, and reports,
|
1984-88, n.d.
|
|
Box 94: folder 1-17
|
|
Community Service Society (continued):
correspondence, meetings, finances, technical
assistance, resources, and miscellaneous,
|
1985-89, n.d.
|
|
Box 95: folder 1-20
|
|
New York City Housing Authority
|
|
|
|
|
General: history, status of projects,
report, NCNW agreement, proposal, reports,
correspondence, and financial,
|
1984-87, n.d.
|
|
Box 96: folder 1-10
|
|
Procedures and regulations,
|
1980-86, n.d.
|
|
Box 96: folder 11-15
|
|
Tenants and management: individual cases,
tenant patrol, and tenant participation training
manual
|
1983-87, n.d.
|
|
Box 96: folder 16-19
|
|
Miscellaneous,
|
1986-87, n.d.
|
|
Box 96: folder 20
|
|
Employment specialist, Jesus Lorenzo:
correspondence, memoranda, notes, publicity, and
miscellaneous,
|
1986-87, n.d.
|
|
Box 96: folder 21-22
|
|
Public housing reports,
|
1986
|
|
Box 96: folder 23
|
|
Tenant training and organizing
|
|
|
|
| Note: | |||
|
General: concept proposal, report,
|
1986, n.d.
|
|
Box 97: folder 1-2
|
|
Bertha Gilkey
|
|
|
|
|
General: correspondence and proposals,
|
1984-88, n.d.
|
|
Box 97: folder 3-5
|
|
Training model,
|
1985-86, n.d.
|
|
Box 97: folder 6
|
|
Model communities
|
|
|
|
|
Cochran Gardens (St. Louis),
|
1985, n.d.
|
|
Box 97: folder 7
|
|
Clarksdale (Louisville, Kentucky),
|
1985, n.d.
|
|
Box 97: folder 8
|
|
Lakeview Terrace (Ohio),
|
1984-85, n.d.
|
|
Box 97: folder 9
|
|
Miscellaneous notes,
|
n.d.
|
|
Box 97: folder 10
|
|
Training schedules,
|
1985-86
|
|
Box 97: folder 11
|
|
Meetings: agendas, attendance, minutes,
publicity, tenant association elections, training
sessions, leases, survey, evaluations, and
miscellaneous,
|
1984-85, n.d.
|
|
Box 97: folder 12-20
|
|
Public Housing Training Conference (Wash
D.C.),
|
1986
|
|
Box 97: folder 21
|
|
Resources: printed material,
|
1986, n.d.
|
|
Box 97: folder 22
|
|
Miscellaneous,
|
1984-86, n.d.
|
|
Box 97: folder 23
|
|
Mildred Johnson (?): miscellaneous
materials,
|
1983-85, n.d.
|
|
Box 98: folder 1
|
|
Education and job training (Education and
Employment Readiness Training program and (Jobs for
the Future),
|
1985-86, n.d.
|
|
Box 98: folder 2-4
|
|
Other trainings,
|
1984-86, n.d.
|
|
Box 98: folder 5-9
|
|
Williamsburg/Greenpoint Federation of Public
Housing Developments
|
|
|
|
|
General: correspondence, report, funding
application, and by-laws, consultant, job
descriptions, and memoranda,
|
1985-88, n.d.
|
|
Box 98: folder 10-16
|
|
Steering committee,
|
1985
|
|
Box 98: folder 17
|
|
Board of Directors,
|
1986
|
|
Box 98: folder 18
|
|
Melanie Beale (Coordinator):
correspondence, contact lists, forms, newsletter,
publicity, and notes,
|
1986-88, n.d.
|
|
Box 98: folder 19-24
|
|
Melanie Beale (continued): reports,
students' work, time sheets and schedules, subject
files, and miscellaneous,
|
1983-89, n.d.
|
|
Box 99: folder 1-15
|
|
Correspondence,
|
1985-88, n.d.
|
|
Box 99: folder 16
|
|
Events
|
|
|
|
|
Awards Dinner,
|
1986
|
|
Box 99: folder 17
|
|
"Voices of Wisdom" Celebration and
History of Five Black Women Leaders,
|
1988
|
|
Box 99: folder 18
|
|
Fundraising,
|
1987
|
|
Box 99: folder 19
|
|
Lists,
|
1986-88, n.d.
|
|
Box 99: folder 20
|
|
Meetings,
|
1985-88, n.d.
|
|
Box 100: folder 1-4
|
|
Politics
|
|
|
|
|
Area Policy Board elections,
|
1987-88
|
|
Box 100: folder 5
|
|
Getting involved politically,
|
n.d.
|
|
Box 100: folder 6
|
|
Legislation,
|
1986
|
|
Box 100: folder 7
|
|
Voter registration: correspondence,
lists, minutes, and Board of Elections
registrations,
|
1988
|
|
Box 100: folder 8-9
|
|
Tenant screening and NYCHA work requests,
|
1986-87, n.d.
|
|
Box 100: folder 10-11
|
|
Tenant associations
|
|
|
|
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Borinquen Plaza correspondence, lists,
minutes, notes, and petitions,
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1982-88, n.d.
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Box 101: folder 1-4
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Bushwick/Hylan,
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1986-88
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Box 101: folder 5
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Cooper Park
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Box 101
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General: map, newsletter, and clippings,
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1986-87, n.d.
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Box 101: folder 6-8
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Administration: proposal, constitution,
contracts, Executive Board, Advisory Committee, and
finances,
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1985-87, n.d.
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Box 101: folder 9-14
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Community Center,
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1988, n.d.
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Box 101: folder 15
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Correspondence,
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1983-88, n.d.
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Box 101: folder 16
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Employment,
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circa 1984
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Box 101: folder 17
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List,
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n.d.
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Box 101: folder 18
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Maintenance requests,
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1985-86
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Box 101: folder 19
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Meetings,
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1985-87
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Box 101: folder 20
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Petition,
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n.d.
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Box 101: folder 21
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Tenant Patrol and Welcome Wagon
Committee,
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1988, n.d.
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Box 101: folder 22
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Workshops
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General,
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1985-86
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Box 101: folder 23
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Crack and Parents on Crack,
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1988
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Box 101: folder 24
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Miscellaneous,
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n.d.
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Box 101: folder 25
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Independence House,
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1986-89
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Box 101: folder 26
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Williamsburg Houses,
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1982-88
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Box 101: folder 27
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East Harlem
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| Note: | |||
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East River,
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1985, n.d.
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Box 101: folder 28
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James Weldon Johnson,
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1984-86, n.d.
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Box 101: folder 29
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Wagner House,
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1986-87
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Box 101: folder 30
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Tenants Association Organization of East
Harlem
|
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General: project summary,
applications, proposals, correspondence, and
meetings,
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1993-96, n.d.
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Box 101: folder 31-39
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Recognition awards night,
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circa 1996
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Box 101: folder 40
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Subject files
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Community Outreach Partnership program,
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1994-96
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Box 102: folder 1
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Contacts and organizations,
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n.d.
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Box 102: folder 2
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Day Care,
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n.d.
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Box 102: folder 3
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Earned Income Disregards,
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1986
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Box 102: folder 4
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Form letters,
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1984
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Box 102: folder 5
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Health,
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1985
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Box 102: folder 6
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Housing court,
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1986, n.d.
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Box 102: folder 7
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Housing unit staff initiatives,
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n.d.
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Box 102: folder 8
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H.U.D.,
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1978, 1995, n.d.
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Box 102: folder 9-11
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Institution for Mediation and Conflict
Resolution
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Box 102: folder 12
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Newspaper clippings,
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n.d.
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Box 102: folder 13
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Office of Employment Services,
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1988
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Box 102: folder 14
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Ownership transfer project,
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1985
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Box 102: folder 15
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Proprietary lease,
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n.d.
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Box 102: folder 16
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Rent control,
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n.d.
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Box 102: folder 17
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Tenants rights,
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n.d.
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Box 102: folder 18
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Miscellaneous,
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1983-93, n.d.
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Box 102: folder 19-20
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International
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General: descriptions, publicity, and
correspondence,
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1982-87, n.d.
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Box 102: folder 21-22
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GROOTS (Grassroots Organizations Operating
Together in Sisterhood)
|
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Chronological file: correspondence,
memoranda, agendas, minutes, and notes,
|
1989-90
|
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Box 102: folder 23-24
|
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Publicity: newsletter, articles, flyers, and
memorabilia,
|
1989-96, n.d.
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Box 102: folder 25-26
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Reports,
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1989-90
|
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Box 102: folder 27
|
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Planning Committee,
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1989-90
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Box 102: folder 28
|
| Note: | |||
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GROOTS Task Force International (GTFI)
(includes International Planning Committee for Madras
conference)
|
|
|
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Meetings: agendas and minutes,
|
1988
|
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Box 102: folder 29
|
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Outreach: correspondence, questionnaires,
and mailing lists,
|
1988-90
|
|
Box 103: folder 1-2
|
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International Women's Conference, Madras,
India: publicity, report, correspondence, and planning
committee,
|
1985-90
|
|
Box 103: folder 3-6
|
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GROOTS "local country forums": reports,
publicity, drafts
|
|
|
|
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General
|
|
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Box 103: folder 7
|
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South Asia and South Pacific
|
|
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Box 103: folder 8
|
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Latin America
|
|
|
Box 103: folder 9
|
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Canada
|
|
|
Box 103: folder 10
|
|
Planning for Fourth World Conference on
Women, Beijing, China,
|
1995
|
|
Box 103
|
| Note: | |||
|
"Search for university"
|
|
|
Box 103: folder 11
|
|
"Platform for Action-USA GROOTS" (Caroline
Pezzulo),
|
1994
|
|
Box 103: folder 12
|
|
"Women, Homes, and Community Building"
(workshop),
|
1996
|
|
Box 103: folder 13
|
|
"Alt2-WID Meeting,"
|
1995
|
|
Box 103: folder 14
|
|
"Economic Reform and Gender Analysis"
(panel paper): correspondence, drafts, printed
material,
|
1995
|
|
Box 103: folder 15-16
|
|
"TCDC proposal,"
|
1994
|
|
Box 103: folder 17
|
|
Unidentified papers and drafts
|
|
|
Box 103: folder 18
|
|
United Nations
|
|
|
|
|
General
|
|
|
|
|
Chronological file: correspondence,
memoranda, and printed material,
|
1982-91, n.d.
|
|
Box 104: folder 1-2
|
|
Application for consultative status,
|
1984-86
|
|
Box 104: folder 3-5
|
|
UN Development Fund for Women
(UNIFEM)
|
|
|
Box 104: folder 6-7
|
|
UN Decade for Women
|
|
|
|
|
World Conference on the UN Decade for
Women,
|
1980
|
|
Box 104: folder 8
|
|
New York Regional Conference for Women,
|
1980
|
|
Box 104: folder 9
|
|
New York City Symposium on Women and
Development, Hunter College: program, background,
proposal, goals, correspondence, meetings,
registration and invitations, mailing lists, and
printed material,
|
1985
|
|
Box 104: folder 10-20
|
|
UN Decade for Women Conference, Nairobi,
Kenya,
|
1985-86
|
|
|
|
Pre-Nairobi Strategy Conference,
|
1984
|
|
Box 105: folder 1
|
|
Pre-Conference Consultation on the 1985
Conference: reports, and correspondence,
|
1984-86
|
|
Box 105: folder 2-3
|
|
Preparation materials,
|
1975, 1984-85, n.d.
|
|
Box 105: folder 4-5
|
|
Nairobi Forum: reports, applications,
publicity, applications, and miscellaneous,
|
1984-86
|
|
Box 105: folder 6-8
|
|
Conference follow-up
|
|
|
|
|
Beyond Nairobi (National Women's
Conference Committee),
|
1985
|
|
Box 105: folder 9
|
|
NCNW follow-up,
|
1986
|
|
Box 105: folder 10
|
|
Equity 2000: Meeting the Nairobi
Challenge,
|
1986
|
|
Box 105: folder 11
|
|
Miscellaneous
|
|
|
|
|
"International Women's Decade and Beyond
(meeting): printed material, notes, and
correspondence,
|
1984
|
|
Box 105: folder 12
|
|
UN Convention on the Elimination of all
Forms of Discrimination against Women: printed
material
|
|
|
Box 105: folder 13
|
|
Fourth World Conference on Women, Beijing,
China,
|
1995
|
|
|
|
General,
|
1995
|
|
Box 105: folder 14-15
|
|
NGO Planning Committee,
|
1994
|
|
Box 105: folder 16
|
|
Preparation materials,
|
1994
|
|
Box 105: folder 17-18
|
|
GROOTS and NCNW planning: general, task
force, report, tent, and miscellaneous,
|
1994-95, n.d.
|
|
Box 105: folder 19-23
|
| Note: | |||
|
HABITAT International
|
|
|
|
| Note: | |||
|
General: correspondence, reports, and
publicity,
|
1985-86
|
|
Box 106: folder 1-2
|
|
"Bringing HABITAT Home"
campaign
|
|
|
Box 106: folder 3
|
|
HABITAT II: report, and printed material,
|
circa 1995
|
|
Box 106: folder 4-6
|
|
International Year of the Shelter for the
Homeless,
|
1987
|
|
Box 106: folder 7
|
|
Miscellaneous meetings and
conferences
|
|
|
|
|
Women and Power (5th National Women in
Crisis Conference),
|
1984
|
|
Box 106: folder 8
|
|
Women and Shelter conference, Vienna,
|
1985
|
|
Box 106: folder 9-10
|
|
Women in Development meeting: notes, and
printed material,
|
n.d.
|
|
Box 106: folder 11
|
|
Miscellaneous printed material
|
|
|
Box 106: folder 12
|
|
Subjects
|
|
|
|
|
Africa
|
|
|
Box 106: folder 13
|
|
Boulding, Elise: article
|
|
|
Box 106: folder 14
|
|
European study trips (Italy, Poland,
Germany),
|
1980-84
|
|
Box 106: folder 15-17
|
|
German Marshall Fund
|
|
|
Box 107: folder 1-3
|
| Note: | |||
|
Grassroots Initiatives and Strategies (GRIS)
conference,
|
1982
|
|
Box 107: folder 4
|
|
India (includes Working Women's
Forum)
|
|
|
Box 107: folder 5-6
|
|
Israel
|
|
|
Box 107: folder 7-8
|
|
Japan
|
|
|
Box 107: folder 9
|
|
Latin America
|
|
|
Box 107: folder 10
|
|
Mobility International
|
|
|
Box 107: folder 11
|
|
National Conference on Women, The Economy
and Public Policy,
|
1984
|
|
Box 107: folder 12
|
|
Netherlands (includes Ied
Guinee)
|
|
|
Box 107: folder 13-16
|
|
Nicaragua
|
|
|
Box 107: folder 17
|
|
Operation Crossroads
|
|
|
Box 107: folder 18
|
|
Overseas Education Fund (OEF)
|
|
|
Box 107: folder 19
|
|
Percy Amendment
|
|
|
Box 107: folder 20
|
|
Philippines,
|
n.d.
|
|
Box 107: folder 21
|
|
Posters
|
|
|
Box 107: folder 22
|
| Note: | |||
|
Putamayo
|
|
|
Box 107: folder 23
|
|
Tree Project,
|
1983
|
|
Box 107: folder 24
|
|
Trickle Up Program, Inc.,
|
1983
|
|
Box 107: folder 25
|
|
Tunisia,
|
1984
|
|
Box 107: folder 26
|
|
"Women in the City" (OECD conference),
|
1994
|
|
Box 107: folder 27
|
|
World Bank/IMF ("Fifty Years is Enough"),
|
1994
|
|
Box 107: folder 28
|
|
Leadership
|
|
|
|
| Note: | |||
|
General
|
|
|
|
|
Goals and objectives,
|
1983-84, n.d.
|
|
Box 108: folder 1
|
|
Interview with Jan Peterson and Bertha
Gilkey,
|
1983
|
|
Box 108: folder 2
|
|
Publicity: printed material, drafts, and
notes,
|
1981-83, n.d.
|
|
Box 108: folder 3
|
|
Administration
|
|
|
|
|
Project abstracts and proposals,
|
1980-84, n.d.
|
|
Box 108: folder 4-13
|
|
Reports,
|
1981-87
|
|
Box 108: folder 14-22
|
|
Staff: job descriptions, profiles, meetings,
work plans, lists, memoranda, notes, and
questionnaires,
|
n.d.
|
|
Box 109: folder 1-9
|
|
Affiliate leaders,
|
1980-84, n.d.
|
|
Box 109: folder 10
|
|
Financial,
|
1981-83, n.d.
|
|
Box 109: folder 11
|
|
Training materials: models, manual,
guidelines, handouts, charts, drafts, printed material,
and notes,
|
1983-93, n.d.
|
|
Box 109: folder 12-18
|
| Note: | |||
|
Local training
|
|
|
|
|
Leadership Training Course, New York City,
|
1979
|
|
|
|
General: correspondence, minutes, and
memoranda
|
|
|
Box 110: folder 1
|
|
Workshops
|
|
|
Box 110: folder 2-10
|
|
Questionnaire
|
|
|
Box 110: folder 11-13
|