Loretta J. Ross Papers, 1956-2005
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Biographical Note Loretta June Ross was born in Temple, Texas, August 16, 1953, the sixth of eight children in a blended family. Her mother, who brought five older children to her marriage with Ross, had been owner of a music store and a domestic worker; she was a housewife as Loretta was growing up. Loretta's father, who hailed from Jamaica, was an Army weapons specialist and drill sergeant. After retiring from the military in 1963, he worked for the Post Office and often held additional jobs to support the family. Loretta attended integrated schools - Army schools through second grade, then public schools. She was double-promoted in elementary grades and was an honors student in high school. When Loretta was 11 years old, a stranger beat and raped her. At age 15 she was the victim of incest by a distant relative; she gave birth to a son, Howard, in April, 1969. Because she chose to keep her child, she lost a scholarship to Radcliffe College. Loretta Ross, 1987 Soon after enrolling at Howard University in 1970, Ross became involved in black nationalist politics and tenant organizing in Washington, D.C. She joined the D.C. Study Group, a Marxist-Leninist discussion group, and the South Africa Support Project. She became a founder of the National Black United Front and an officer of the City Wide Housing Coalition (1974-80). The murder of her friend and political colleague Yulanda Ward in November 1980, which she considers a political assassination, is a turning point in her life. Sterilized by use of the Dalkon Shield at the age of 23, Ross found her way to reproductive rights and anti-violence activism. She became one of the first women to win a suit against A.H. Robins, manufacturer of the device. In 1979 she became director of the D.C. Rape Crisis Center, the only center at the time run primarily by and for women of color. In that capacity she organized the first National Conference on Third World Women and Violence in 1980. While serving as Director of Women of Color Programs for the National Organization for Women (1985-89), she organized women of color delegations for the pro-choice marches NOW sponsored in 1986 and 1989, and organized the first national conference on Women of Color and Reproductive Rights in 1987. In response to the Supreme Court's Webster decision in 1989, Ross co-coordinated production of the pathbreaking statement "We Remember: African American Women Are For Reproductive Freedom." As Program Director for the National Black Women's Health Project (1989-90), she coordinated the first national conference of African American women for reproductive rights. From 1980 to 1988, she was a member of the D.C. Commission on Women. From 1991 to 1995, Ross was National Program Research Director for the Center for Democratic Renewal (formerly the National Anti-Klan Network), where she directed projects on right-wing organizations in South Africa, Klan and neo-Nazi involvement in anti-abortion violence, and human rights education in the U.S. In 1996 she created the National Center for Human Rights Education, a training and resource center for grassroots activists aimed at applying a human rights analysis to injustices in the U.S. Active internationally, Ross is a founding member of the International Council of African Women and of the Network of East-West Women. She has been a regular participant in International Women and Health Meetings and helped organize the delegation of 1100 African American women to the International Conference on Population and Development in Cairo in 1984. She attended United Nations Women's Conferences in Copenhagen, Nairobi, and Beijing. Ross has served on numerous boards (including National Women's Health Network, SisterLove Women's AIDS Project, Men Stopping Violence) and testifies on women's health and civil rights issues before Congress and the UN as well as via such national media as the Donahue Show and Pacifica News Service. She publishes on the history of abortion in the black community and is co-author of Undivided Rights: Women of Color Organize for Reproductive Justice (2004). Ross is completing a bachelor's degree at Agnes Scott College. Ross was co-director for women of color for the April 2004 March for Women's Lives. In January 2005, she became National Coordinator of the SisterSong Women of Color Reproductive Health Collective, a growing network of Native American, Latina, African American, Asian American and other women of color groups. SisterSong's mission is to connect reproductive rights to human rights. SisterSong promotes reproductive justice through a combination of the Self-Help approach to internalized oppression and the human rights approach to structural inequity. See also an oral history of Loretta Ross in the Sophia Smith Collection's "Voices of Feminism Oral History Project."
Scope and Contents of the Collection The Loretta J. Ross Papers contain speeches, writings, correspondence, organization and conference files, subject files, periodicals, memorabilia and audiovisual materials. The papers pertain primarily to her activism for reproductive justice rights for women of color, anti-violence, and international human rights work. The collection is particularly strong in issues related to black women's health. Other topics include abortion, women's health, teenage pregnancy, housing, socialism, South Africa, and national political activities. Organization files include printed material, board meeting documents, correspondence, memorabilia and notes that document the numerous organizations that Ross founded and was active in, as well as related organizations on which she collected information. They include the Center for Democratic Renewal, National Black Women's Health Project, National Women Health Network, National Center for Human Rights Education, National Organization for Women, Religious Coalition for Abortion Rights, American Friends Service Committee, International Council of African Women, and Women's Global Network on Reproductive Rights.
Abortion--Political aspects--History--Sources
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African American women--Biography--Sources
African American women health reformers--History--20th century--Sources
African American women--Health and hygiene--History--20th century--Sources
African American women--Social conditions--History--20th century
African Americans--Civil rights--History--20th century--Sources
Birth control--Law and legislation--History--Sources
Feminists--United States--Biography--Sources
Health care reform--History--20th century--Sources
Human rights--United States--History--20th century--Sources
Women's health services--United States--History--20th century--Sources
Ross, Loretta J.
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Center for Democratic Renewal (Atlanta, GA)
National Black Women's Health Project
National Center for Human Rights Education
National Women's Health Network (U.S.)
series
SERIES I. BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIALS AND PHOTOGRAPHS (1956-2004),
This series consists of articles and clippings, biographical sketches, interviews, calendars and date books, diary and notes from Ross's Philippine trips (1988, 1990), notes, and miscellaneous biographical material. Also included in the series are personal, family, and professional photographs (1956-94).
SERIES II. CORRESPONDENCE (1956-2005),
The CORRESPONDENCE series is arranged by date and consists of letters and greeting cards received and sent by Ross.
SERIES III. WRITINGS AND SPEECHES (1956-2005),
WRITINGS AND SPEECHES consists of typed and printed material, notes, flyers and posters advertising speeches, and related correspondence. The writings are arranged by title. In the cases where she wrote for a specific organization or conference, there may be duplicates in the related files in SERIES IV. ORGANIZATION FILES and SERIES V. CONFERENCES AND EVENTS series. There is also related material in SERIES VII. AUDIOVISUAL MATERIALS.
[see also SERIES VII. AUDIOVISUAL MATERIALS]
SERIES IV. ORGANIZATION FILES (1938-2002),
ORGANIZATION FILES consists of printed material, board meeting documents, correspondence, memorabilia and notes. It is arranged alphabetically by organization title and includes organizations that Ross founded, was active in, as well as miscellaneous organizations on which she collected information. There are multiple organizations in most folders. They range from Church Women United to Anarchist Black Cross and cover a wide spectrum of subjects including reproductive rights, foundations, housing, socialism, and national political parties. Conferences and events sponsored by the larger organizations (National Black Women's Health Project, National Women's Health Network, and National Organization for Women) are located in this series. Ross's writings for these organizations have, when possible, been duplicated in SERIES III. WRITINGS AND SPEECHES. Of particular interest are Center for Democratic Renewal, National Black Women's Health Project, National Women Health Network, National Center for Human Rights Education, and National Organization for Women. There is also substantial amounts of material on The Religious Coalition for Abortion Rights, American Friends Service Committee, International Council of African Women, and Women's Global Network on Reproductive Rights. There is related material in SERIES VII. AUDIOVISUAL MATERIALS
SERIES V. CONFERENCES AND EVENTS, (1986-2003),
This series is arranged alphabetically by title and contains correspondence, printed material and memorabilia. It includes conferences and events that Ross attended, organized, and was principle speaker for, as well as miscellaneous flyers she received. Dates for this series reflect the date of the conference not necessarily the dates in the folders. There is also related audiovisual material in SERIES VII.
SERIES VI. SUBJECT FILES (1961-1997),
This series consists of printed material collected by Ross both personally and in connection with organizations and conferences with which she was involved. It is arranged alphabetically, and represents a wide variety of issues. There is similar material in SERIES IV., particularly in the National Organization for Women, National Women's Health Network, and Center for Democratic Renewal. There is substantial material on abortion, birth control, countries and regions (especially South Africa and the Philippines), reproductive health, reproductive rights, teenage pregnancy, Yulanda Ward.
SERIES VII. AUDIOVISUAL MATERIALS, (1983-2001),
This series contains 109 audiotapes and 31 videotapes. These include 31 numbered audiotapes on various subjects, audio-videotapes from conferences, including speeches and interviews.
[NOTE: Originals closed. Copies must be made for research use]
SERIES VIII. MEMORABILIA, (1982-94),
This series contains awards, buttons, rolodex and address cards, phone messages and business cards, as well as miscellaneous items.
SERIES IX. PERIODICALS (1978-1999),
This series consists of miscellaneous periodicals which are arranged alphabetically by title. There are also two folders of single issues.
SERIES X. POSTERS
There are 45 posters located in Flat File drawer 33.
SERIES I. BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIALS AND PHOTOGRAPHS
Biographical materials
Articles, clippings, 1969, 1990-2000, n.d.
Awards
Biographical sketches and publications lists 1988-2004, n.d.
Interviews
Stanlie M. James, 2004
[CLOSED until 2010]
Miscellaneous, 1989-98
Family material, 1992, n.d.
Calendars and books, 1989-2002
Charles Bannermann Memorial Fellowship Application, 1991, n.d.
Diary and notes from Philippine trips, 1988, 1990
Notes
Phone messages and miscellaneous memos
Things to do lists, 1988-2001, n.d.
Miscellaneous, 1985-95, n.d.
University of Wisconsin Activist in Residence, 1991-92
Photographs, 1956-94, n.d.
SERIES II. CORRESPONDENCE
SERIES III. WRITINGS AND SPEECHES
Writings
"ABCs of Feminism" proposal 1994
"Abortion Terrorists: Guerrillas in the Midst" in Front Line Feminism 1994
"African American History and Abortion: A Neglected History" in the Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved 1992
"African American Women and Abortion 1800-1970"
"African American Women's Activism in the Global Arena" in Still Lifting Still Climbing: Contemporary African American Women's Activism. Ed. Kimberly Springer, NYU Press 1999
"African Americans, Hate Groups and the First Amendment" 1994
"The Assassination of Yulanda Ward: The Connections are Clear" draft 1981
"Believers in the Georgia Flag" 1993
"Black Women and Abortion" 1992
"Black Women Challenge the Women's Movement" 1985
"Black Women Speak Out on Abortion" report from "Between Our Selves" forumFebruary 8, 1986
"Black Women: Why Feminism?" 1981
"Black Women's Abortion Experiences Across Cultures"n.d.
"Blacks and Feminists: A Long, Tentative Partnership" in Point of View 1988
"Breaking the Conspiracy of Silence, Preaching the Gospel of Sisterhood" draftn.d.
"Bridging a Short Gap to the Caribbean" in National NOW Times 1989
"Bringing Human Rights Home: Human Rights Education for the 21st Century" in Social Education 1998
"Building a Movement Against Racism" draft 1988
"Dangerous Intersections: Feminist Perspectives on Population, Immigration and the Environment" Conference Report, Union Theological SeminaryOctober 25-26, 1996
"A Distinct Consciousness: The History of Black Women and Abortion"n.d.
"Domestic Violence and the Black Community," c. 1980-81
"Family Planning Assistance in Africa: Futurists, Feminists, and Fundamentalists" in Critical Social Issues 1987
"Fascism's Comeback in Eastern Europe" 1991
"Faye Wattleton: A Life on the Line"n.d.
"Filipino Women Challenge Status Quo" in National NOW Times 1988
"The Global Women's Movement" at the University of Wisconsin at MadisonFebruary 7, 1998
"Hate Groups, African Americans, and the First Amendment" in "The Price We Pay: The Case Against Racist Speech, Hate Propaganda, and Pornography." Eds. Laura Lederer and Richard Delgado 1995
"Holding Faith with the Sun: Women, Health and Justice" 1993
"How to Get the Goods on the Right: A Tactical and Strategic Guide" in On the Issues 1997
"Human Rights Education in the United States" 1995
"Human Rights Education to Counter the Right"n.d.
"Image and Reality: The Hidden Agenda of the Anti-Choice Movement" 1992
"The Impact of Webster on Women of Color" in National NOW Times 1989
"In Pursuit of Perfect Choice: Feminism and Reproductive Technology" in Health/PAC Bulletin 1992
"Just Choices: Women of Color, Reproductive Health and Human Rights" in "Policing the National Body: Race, Gender and Criminalization" eds. Jael Silliman and Anannya Bhattacharjee, 2002
"The Klan in Court" 1992
"Lesbians, Gays Must Be Active Participants in New Human Rights Paradigm" in La Voz de Esperanza 1998
"List of Qualities in a Feminist Leader" by Center for Human Rights Education1997
"Murder in Carroll County" 1993
"NOW and Women of Color" 1988
"NOW Opposes Apartheid" in National NOW Timesn.d.
"One Vote Cannot Erase South African History" in World-Herald, Omaha, Nebraska 1994
"Police Brutality or Police War?" in Peace & Freedom 1993
"The Politics of Attitude" n.d.
"The Politics of Color in the Feminist Movement" at 9th Annual Anti-Rape Week POWER PanelOctober 17, 1987
"Population, Consumption, and the Environment" response letter in Amicus Journal 1994
"Population Solutions Must Come From Below, Not on High" n.d.
"Practicing Freedom: Human Rights Education" in Sojourner: The Women's Forum 1996
"Raising Our Voices" in "From Abortion to Reproductive Freedom: Transforming a Movement" Ed. Marlene Gerber Fried 1990
"Rape and Third World Women" 1981
"Reading Ophelia Through a Gender Lens," presentation as student at Agnes Scott College, 2001
"Reproductive Choice and Technology" 1992
"Reproductive Freedom: Our Right to Decide" 1992
"Reproductive Health Policy and Africa: Control or Cooperation?" in TransAfrica Forum 1987
"Reproductive Rights and African American Women" 1993
"Response to 'Some Ideas on Conspiracy Theories for a New Historical Period' by Leonard Zeskind" in "Conspiracies: Real Grievances, Paranoia, and Mass Movements," ed. Eric K. Ward 1996
"RU-486: Are you Sure or RU Sure You Want It?" draftn.d.
"Salvadorean Women Endure Civil War, Strife, Poverty" in National NOW Times 1988
"The Secrets of the US Delegation to Nairobi" 1985
"The Shot Felt Around the World" in Essence 1989
"A Simple Human Right: The History of Black Women and Abortion" in On the Issues 1994
"Sisterhood in Sheets" book review of Kathleen M. Blee's "Women of the Klan" c1991
"The 'Sistersong Collective': Women of Color, Reproductive Health and Human Rights" in American Journal of Health Studies, 2001
"Some Tired of Fighting Civil War, Again, in 21st Century"n.d.
"Stop Talking and Finish Women's Treaty" in USA Today 1996
"The Struggle for Reproductive Freedom: 'Our Bodies, Our Lives, Our Right to Decide'" 1992
"Third World Women and Rape" report from the First National Conference on Third World Women and Violence 1980
"Third World Women and Violence" 1980
"Welfare, Scapegoating and Human Rights" speech given at Urban Justice Center, New YorkFebruary 26, 1997
"White Nationalism and Immigration Today" in Network News, 2001
"Why a Black Woman Fights for Abortion Rights" 1993
"Why Women of Color Can't Talk About Population" in The Amicus Journal 1994
"Women of Color: Population and the Environment" 1993
"Women of Color and the Feminization of Power" speech given at the National NOW Conference 1987
"Women of Color and the National Plan of Action workshop" at the 10th Anniversary Observance of the Spirit of Houston: A Decade of Achievement 1987
"Women of Color: An Invisible Decade of Growth" 1987
"Working with Minority Men Committing Violence Against Women" speech from the First National Conference on Third World Women and Violence 1980
Untitled
Notes 1982-92, n.d.
Correspondence 1984-96, n.d.
SERIES IV. ORGANIZATION FILES (1938-2002)
Adult Association for Black Youth -African American Women's Networking Club, 1986-93, n.d.
African Art Collective Project -Aid to Imprisoned Mothers, 1986-93, n.d.
Alan Guttmacher Institute, 1985-86, n.d.
All African People's Revolutionary Party - Alliance Against Women's Oppression, 1983-88, n.d.
American Association of Retired Persons, 1984, n.d.
American Civil Liberties Union, 1989-90, n.d.
American Friends Service Committee
Affirmative Action Program, 1987-90
"Call for a National Consultation on the Crisis in the African American Community," 1989-90
National Disarmament Program, 1989, n.d.
Nationwide Women's Program
Listen Real Loud, 1986-90
Meetings, memos and correspondence, 1987-90
"Women Poverty and Economic Power," 1990
Peace Education Program, 1987-89, n.d.
Third World Coalition, 1990, n.d.
Miscellaneous printed material, 1977-91
American Indian Women Against Domestic Violence - American Society for Training and Development Minority Network, 1984, n.d.
Americans for Indian Opportunity, 1982
Amnesty International, 1988-89
Anarchist Black Cross - Association of Black Women's Historians, 1980-93
Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now - Black Health Research Foundation, 1986-91, n.d.
Black Women Organized for Political Action - Black Women Together, 1985-88
Black Women's Agenda, 1987-88
Black Women's History Project - Black Women's Symposium Planning Committee, 1985-88
B'Nai B'rith Women - Boston Women's Health Book Collective, 1984-89
California Abortion Rights League-Catholics For Free Choice, 1984-93, n.d.
Center for Constitutional Rights - Center for Reproductive Law and Policy, 1987-91, n.d.
Center for Democratic Renewal
Board of Directors, 1991, 1994
Clippings, 1994
Correspondence
External, 1992-94
Internal, 1991-92, n.d.
Employment/personnel, 1990-92
Expenses and financial material, 1991-93
Georgia Project, n.d.
Grant proposals, n.d.
Mailing lists, n.d.
Miscellaneous
Notes, 1993-94, n.d.
Publications
Activist Update, 1995
The Monitor, 1990-95
Miscellaneous, 1987-93, n.d.
Subjects
Hate crimes
Ku Klux Klan, 1985, n.d.
Militia movement, 1995
Oklahoma City bombing, 1995
South Africa, 1993-94
Yearly reviews, 1992-94
Women's Watch, 1993
Center for Global Education
Filipino Women Speak on Debt and Development (Philippine Study Tour), 1987-88
Miscellaneous printed material, 1984-88
Center for Research on Women - Center for Self Help, 1982-89
Center for Women Policy Studies, 1986-89
Center for Women's Development - Centro de Salud Familair La Fe, 1986-95, n.d.
Child Welfare League of America - City Wide Housing Coalition, 1979-86, n.d.
Children's Defense Fund, 1982-90
Church Women United - Coalition of Women of Color for Reproductive Health, 1985-94, n.d.
Comite de Mujeres Puertorriquenas - Committee of 100, 1984-95
Committee on Women, Population, and the Environment - Cross Cultural Communication Center, 1983-94, n.d.
Delta Sigma Theta - Democratic Socialists of America, 1984-88, n.d.
D. C. Commission for Women
Agendas, meeting minutes, correspondence and miscellaneous printed material, 1984-89
Annual Reports, 1980-87
Case of A.C., 1987-88
Challenge of Nairobi, 1984
"D.C. Commission for Women" (newsletter), 1987-88
"Women's Rights to Women Leaders: The D.C. Commission for Women, Highlights and Legislative History, 1967-87," 1987
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission - For the Love of children, 1978-96
Ford Foundation, 1986
Foundation for a Compassionate Society, 1988-89
Foundation for African American Women, 1992-98
Fund for Black Women - Fund for Southern Communities, 1986-95, n.d.
Gabriela
Miscellaneous printed material, 1988-91
"Women's Update," 1987-89
Georgians For Choice - Grassroots International, 1986,1991 n.d.
Grassroots Unity conference, n.d.
Development Group for Alternative Policies - Health Policy Advisory Center, 1973-86, n.d.
Hispanic Health Council, 1987, n.d.
Ida B. Wells Collective - International Wages for Housework Campaign, 1988-94, n.d.
International Black Women's Congress - International Convention On The Elimination of Discrimination Against Women, 1985-88, n.d.
International Council of African Women
African Women Rising, 1985-89
A. C. case, 1988
Correspondence, 1985-88, n.d.
History and organization information, 1986-89, n.d.
Meetings, 1986-88, n.d.
Miscellaneous, 1985-88, n.d.
Conferences, events, programs, 1984-89, n.d.
International Council of Women - International League for the Rights and Liberation of the Peoples, 1985-89
International Resource Network of Women of African Descent, 1985
International Women's Health Coalition - Japanese American Citizen's League, 1983-89, n.d.
Justice Campaign, 1986, n.d.
Kitchen Table: Women of Color Press - League of United Latin American Citizens, 1980-2002, n.d.
Lutheran World Ministries - M & Y Associates, 1974-86
Madre, 1986-89
Men Stopping Violence, 1994
Metro D.C. Coalition for Choice - Mexican-American Legal and Defense Fund, 1989, n.d.
Mexican-American Women's National Association, 1983-86, n.d.
Michigan Women's Commission - Moscow Center for Gender Studies, 1983-93, n.d.
Ms. Foundation, 1986-89
Multicultural Alliance for Reproductive Freedom - National Abortion Rights Action League (NARAL), 1990-94, n.d.
National Alliance Against Racism and Political Repression - National Anti-Klan Network, 1981-86, n.d.
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 1987-88, n.d.
National Association of Colored Women's Clubs, 1979-81
National Association of Commissions for Women - National Black Coalition, 1938-85
National Black Independent Political Party- National Black Federation of Charities, 1984-87, n.d.
National Black United Front, 1987-88
Organizational material
Annual meetings, 1988-89
Articles and clippings, n.d.
Bylaws, n.d.
Correspondence, 1988-93
Finance Committee, 1988
Logos, vision and mission statement, chants and music, n.d.
Notes, 1993-94 n.d.
Promotional material, 1985-87, n.d.
Programs and events
AIDS
Aids Education Program, 1988-89
Black Women and AIDS Think Tank, 1989
From Cries and Whispers…To Action; Black Women and Aids, 1988
Conference report, follow up and related material, 1986-1989
Correspondence, 1988-89
Notes, 1989, n.d.
Participants and mailing lists, 1988
Miscellaneous, n.d.
Black and Female: What is the Reality?" 1988
Black Women's Health Issues (1st National Conference), 1983
Black Women's Health Issues (2nd National Conference), 1990
Black Women's Health Agenda (7th National Conference), 1993
Politics and Black Women's Health, n.d.
Racism: Unlearning Racism, 1986-89
Reproductive Rights
Between Ourselves: Reproductive Freedom in the Black Community, A Forum for Women of Color, 1986
"Black Women and Reproductive Freedom," 1989
Empowerment, Health, Reproductive Rights: An Agenda for Women of All Colors, 1990 (NY)
Miscellaneous, 1979-89, n.d.
Self Help
National Self Help Chapter Development Program, 1989
Roll Call: Sisters Wave Your Hands!, Self-Helpers Task Force, 1989
Self help developers, 1988, 1990, n.d.
"Self Help Booklet," 1985
"Self Help Manual," n.d.
Miscellaneous, 1989, n.d.
Sistereach, n.d.
Wellness
Black Women's Wellness Center, 1988
"Empowerment Through Wellness," 1989
"Rituals of Wellness," n.d.
Miscellaneous, 1986-90
Publications and films
"On Becoming A Woman: Mothers & Daughters Talking Together," 1987-88
Prenatal Caring: Training Manual for Outreach Workers Liaison," 1990
Vital Signs, 1987-94
Affiliates: District of Columbia, New York, Bay Area, Philadelphia, 1986-89, n.d.
National Black Women's Political Leadership Caucus, n.d.
National Campaign to Restore Abortion Funding, 1983-88
National Catholic Conference For Interracial Justice - National Caucus of Labor Committees, 1985, n.d.
Workshop/Presentation chronicles, "We Are Wonderful" Scrapbook, 1996
Workshop/Presentation chronicles, "We Are Wonderful" Scrapbook, 1997
Workshop/Presentation chronicles, Scrapbook, 1998
Workshop/Presentation chronicles, "We Are Wonderful" Scrapbook, 1999
Workshop/Presentation chronicles, "We Are Wonderful" Scrapbook, 2000
Workshop/Presentation chronicles, "We Are Wonderful" Scrapbook, 2001
Workshop/Presentation chronicles, "We Are Wonderful" Scrapbook, 2003
Untitled scrapbook, 2000-2003
National Coalition Against Censorship - National Coalition of Black Voter Participation, 1985-93
National Coalition of Black Lesbians and Gays, 1984-88
National Coalition of 100 Black Women - National Conference of Black Lawyers, 1982-91, n.d.
National Council of Negro Women, 1983-1991, n.d.
National Family Planning and Reproductive Health Association, 1986-88, n.d.
National Gay and Lesbian Task Force Policy Institute, 1991
National Institute for Women of Color, 1984-89, n.d.
National Latina Health Organization- National Organization Responding to AIDS, 1984-88, n.d.
National Organization for Women
Affiliates, 1979-89
Articles and clippings, 1979-93
Conferences and events
It's a Man's World Unless Women Vote, 1983
March for Women's Equality and Women's Lives, 1989
March for Women's Lives, 1988
National NOW Conference, 1979
Women of Courage, Healing Hatred (National Now Conference), 1994
Correspondence, 1984-95
History
Miscellaneous historical information, 1966-71
20th Anniversary
25th Anniversary, 1992
Legal Defense and Education Fund, 1986, n.d.
Minority Women's Committee, 1971-82
Miscellaneous, 1983-89
Affirmative action, 1966-87
Apartheid, 1985-86, n.d.
Brenda Vaughan imprisonment, 1988
Civil rights, 1983, n.d.
Consciousness raising, n.d.
Equal education for girls, 1988
Equal Rights Amendment, 1981
Family and Medical Leave Act, 1987
Health care reform, 1994
Lesbian rights, 1988
Minimum wage, 1988
Native Americans, 1984-86
Prostitution, 1986
Reproductive rights
Abortion, 1986-89
Facts on Reproductive Rights, a Resource Manual, 1989
Reproduction Rights Resource Kit, 1983-87
Miscellaneous, 1987
Teen pregnancy, 1985-86
Sexual privacy, 1986
United Nations, 1974-79
Women and insurance, 1985
Women and poverty, n.d.
Women and the media, 1984
Women of Color
Calendar of Events, 1983-88
Correspondence, 1979-89
Mailing lists and labels, 1985-86
Miscellaneous, 1981-83
NOW March, 1989
Racism, 1979-89
Conferences
Between Ourselves, Reproductive Freedom in the Black Community, 1986
Between Ourselves, Women of Color and Reproductive Rights, 1987
Reproductive Rights Forum for Women of Color, 1986
Resource list, 1987
Video, 1988
Title X Women of Color Coalition, 1987-1988
National Pinochle Association, 1991
National Political Congress of Black Women, 1984-87
National Project on Ethnic America, 1973
National Rainbow Coalition, 1987-89
National Resource Center on Domestic Violence, 1994, n.d.
National Resource Center on Women and AIDS, 1988
National Task Force on Prostitution, 1986, n.d.
National Urban League, 1981-82
National Welfare rights Union - National Women's Conference Center, 1987-90, n.d.
National Women's Health Network
Organization
Board of directors
Meetings
June, 1988
November, 1988
March, 1989
July, 1989
October, 1989
February, 1990
June, 1991
November, 1991
Membership lists and nomination forms, 1990, n.d.
Miscellaneous correspondence and memoranda, 1988-90, n.d.
Correspondence and notes, 1988, n.d.
Executive Committee
August, 1988
December, 1989
Nominations and Elections, 1990
Personnel, 1992, n.d.
Programs and Events
Bright Ribbons Committee, 1995
Women and Health Meeting, 1988
Publications: Network News, 1988-93
Abortion, 1988-2005, n.d.
Breast cancer, 1988-89
Contraception
Depo provera, 1985-88, n.d.
Intrauterine devices (Dalkon Shield), 1988-89, n.d.
Norplant, 1989
Oral contraception, 1988-89, n.d.
Miscellaneous, 1988
Cosmetic surgery, 1989
Diethlstilbestrol (DES), 1981-89, n.d.
Female condom, 1988-90, n.d.
Health care reform, 1988-89
Hormone replacement therapy, 1988-90
Mammograms, 1989
Maternal and child health, 1988-90, n.d.
Nestlé Boycott, 1988
Pharmaceutical dumping, 1979
Reproductive technologies, 1986-87
Toxic shock syndrome, n.d.
Weight loss, 1988-89
National Women's Health Resource Center - National Women's Studies Association, 1988-89
Native American Community Health Board, 1987-88
Network of East-West Women, 1990-93, n.d.
New York Civil Liberties Union - Open Meadows Foundation, 1975-92, n.d.
Organizacion Mexicana de Mujeres, 1987-88
Organization for Black Struggle, 1987-89
Organization of Chinese American Women, 1983-86
Organization of Pan Asian American Women, 1983-89
Pacific Institute for Women's Health - Radical Women, 1985-97, n.d.
Ranos Institute, 1992-93, n.d.
Rape Crisis Center, 1980-93, n.d.
Religious Coalition for Abortion Rights
In Defense of Roe, 1989
Options, 1987-88
Women of Color Partnership
Common Ground, 1988-91
Conferences: Between Ourselves, A Reproductive Rights Forum, 1986-87
Miscellaneous, 1985-90
Miscellaneous, 1985-88
Religious Response Network - Rural Southern Voice for Peace, 1989-93, n.d.
Rutgers Reproductive Rights Project, 1986-87
Sandy Nelson Defense Committee - Sinew Juice Club, 1987, n.d.
Sister City Project - Sisterhood in Support of Sisters in South Africa, 1993-95, n.d.
SisterLove, 1990-94
SisterSong, n.d.
Sister to Sister Project - Trans Africa, 1984-91, n.d.
Trans Africa Forum, 1985-88, n.d.
Ujamaa Shule - United Black Fund of Greater Washington D.C. 1985-89
United Nations
Centre Against Apartheid, 1984
Development Fund for Women, 1985-87, n.d.
U.N. Decade for Women, 1984-85
Miscellaneous, 1987-88
United Neighborhood Centers of America - Western States Center, 1983-94, n.d.
Women Against Military Madness - Women and Minority Events Calendar, 1986-94, n.d.
Women Hurt In Systems of Prostitution Engaged in Revolt (WHISPER) - Women of All Red Nations, 1981-95, n.d.
Women of Color Access Project, 1987-88, n.d.
Women of Color Leadership Council - Women of Color Reproductive Health Forum, 1991, n.d.
Women of Color Reproductive Rights Network, 1988, n.d.
Women of Color Task Force - Women's Center of Osaka, 1984-91, n.d.
Women's Environment and Development Organization - Women's Equal Opportunity Council, 1983-95, n.d.
Women's Fund of Greater Washington, 1986-88, n.d.
Women's Global Network on Reproductive Rights
Newsletter, 1985-93
Miscellaneous, 1985-97, n.d.
Women's Health Institute - World Development Forum, 1987-94, n.d.
YMCA - Zero Population Growth, 1980-95, n.d.
SERIES V. CONFERENCES AND EVENTS (1986-2003)
Advocacy Video Conference and Screening, 1993
African American Women and Youth Conference, 1995
African American Women for Reproductive Choice, 1989
African Women's Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Conference, 2003
Anti Racism Leadership Training Seminar, n.d.
Arab American Anti Discrimination Committee Women's Conference, 1988
Black Families: Confronting the Challenges, 1986
Black Health Historical Perspectives and Current Problems Conference, 1990
Black History Month (Medgar Evers College), 1990
Black Solidarity Day (Medgar Evers College), 1986
Black Women and the Academy, 1993
Black Women Gathering, 1989
Black Women Leadership Conference, 1990
Brazilian Woman Confederation Founding Congress, 1988
Breast and Cervical Cancer Strategic Planning Group Workshop, 1990
Bringing Beijing Back: Local Action and Global Strategies, 1995
Bringing Cairo Home: Peace, Prosperity and Democracy, 1994
Building Black Unity: Where Do You Stand (8th National Convention), n.d.
Called to Care: Responding to Hate Groups, 1994
Canadian Association of Statutory Human Rights Agencies Conference, 1998
Celebrating Differences, Exploring Commonalities and Building Alliances, 1988
Changing California, Exploring New Challenges for Race and Race Relations, 1995
Colorado Women's Agenda Conference, 1987
Communications Conference (9th Annual), 1980
Conference of Latin American Feminists, 1987
Conference on Networking Together, Minority Women, 1980
Conspiracies: Real Grievances, Paranoia, and Mass Movements, 1985
Continental Women's Conference (3rd), 1988
Cross Cultural Black Women's Studies Summer Institute, 1986, 1988
Dangerous Intersections: Feminist Perspectives on Population, Immigration and the Environment, 1996
Day of Action Against the Contract With America, 1995
Decade of Achievement, National Women's Conference Committee, 1987
Democracy Under Siege, 1994
Democratic Leadership: The Women Who Ran the '88 Campaign, 1989
Democratic National Convention, 1988
Ebony and Ivory: History and Shared Vision, 1989
Encuentro Continental de Mujeres, 1988
Equal Position for Women Roundtable, 1988
Equity by 2000: Meeting the Nairobi Challenge, 1986
Feminist Update: A Conference on Racism and Sexism, 1979
Fight For Reproductive Freedom, 1988, 1989, 1991
Global Gathering '93, 1993
Grant Makers in Health Workshop on Maternal and Child Health, 1992
Holocaust Studies: Highlighting the First Amendment, 1992
International AIDS Conference (5th), 1989
International Conference on Population and Development, 1994
International Conference Reinforcing Reproductive Rights, 1993
International Development Conference, 1987
International Health Conference, 1994
International Interdisciplinary Congress on Women, 1987, 1990
International Meeting of Women and Health
5th, and 6th, Costa Rica and Philippines, 1987, 1990
7th, Uganda, 1993
International Safe Motherhood Conference, 1987
International Women's Day, 1988, 1989
Linking the International and Domestic Dimensions of Women's Issues, 1994
Marcus Garvey Centennial, 1987
Martin Luther King Jr. Symposium, 1986, 1987, 1988
Meeting of Black Women in the Americas, 1888
Ministry in the Midst of Hate and Violence, 1995
Minnesota Pro-choice Rally, 1989
Mobilize For Women's Lives, 1989
National Conference on Family Violence, 1989
National Conference on Women and HIV Infections, 1990
National Conference on Race and Ethnicity in American Higher Education, 1995
National Conference on Women and the Law
18th and 20th, 1987, 1989
National Hispanic Women's Conference, 1980
National Policy Institute, 1988
National State of the Race Conference, 1994
National Women's Conference, Houston, 1977
National Women's History Week, 1983
National Women's Music Festival, 1993
Parallels and Intersection: National Conference Against Racism, 1989
People and the Planet, 1994
Reproductive Laws for the 1990's, n.d.
Resurrection '81: Dare to Attempt, Dare to Accomplish, 1980
Rosie Jiminez Commemoration, 1987
Schumer Summit on Paramilitary Extremist Groups, 1995
Sex Panic: Women Censorship and Pornography, 1993
Solidarity and Diversity: A Conference On Current Issues In the Women's Movement, 1991
Southwest Center for Human Relations Studies Annual Conference on Race and Ethnicity in Higher Education, 1995
Speech, Equality and Harm, 1993
Spellman College Inauguration, 1988
Strategy for Peace Conference, 1994
Strengthening the African American Family, 1989
Suffering In Silence: A Conference on Elder Abuse, 1983
Teens Taking Charge, 1986
Town Meetings on World Population and Sustainable Development, 1994
Tribunal Winnie Mandela, 1899
20th Anniversary of the March on Washington, 1983
Unfinished Agenda: Women's Future Under the Constitution, 1987
U.N. World Conference of the U.N. Decade for Women, 1980
Unlearning Racism Workshops, n.d.
Voices in Action, 1986
Wise Use Leadership Conference, 1993
Woman to Woman: Single Parenting From a Global Perspective, 1987
Women Against Racism Conference, 1988
Women and the Civil Rights Movement, 1988
Women in D.C. Government Week, 1985
Women in Today's Africa Conference, 1989
Women of Color Taking Control: Mind, Body and Soul, 1989
Women Taking Charge, 1989
Women Thinking Globally… Acting Locally, 1994
Women's Agenda, 1988, 1989
Women's Bodies: Sexuality and Reproduction, 1989
Women's Global Perspective: Bridging the Gaps in Their Constitutions, 1987
Women's History and Public Policy Conference, 1989
Women's History Outreach Conference, 1994
Women's International Solidarity Affair in the Philippines, 1988
Women's Policy Research Conference, 1989
Women's Way Conference, 1987
Women's World Conference for the Elimination of Nuclear, Chemical and Bacteriological Weapons, 1984
Work and Family Policies, 1989
Working Women Count, 1995
World Conference to Review and Appraise the Achievements of the UN Decade for Women, 1985
World Conference on Women, 1995
World Peace Conference, 1986
World Women's Congress for a Healthy Planet, 1991
SERIES VI. SUBJECT FILES (1961-1997)
Abortion
Articles, 1981-92, n.d.
Black women, 1986-89
Clinics, 1987-93, n.d.
Clippings, 1985-92
Labor and abortion rights, 1985, n.d.
Right to Life and Operation Rescue, 1987-94, n.d.
RU-486
Reproductive Health Technologies Project, 1989-90, n.d.
Clippings, 1986-93
Miscellaneous printed material, 1987-89, n.d.
Webster vs. Reproductive Health Services, 1988
With A Vengeance: Pioneers of the Abortion Rights Movement, 1961-1973, n.d.
Miscellaneous printed material, 1976-97, n.d.
Articles and clippings, 1987-90
Pamphlets and flyers, 1986-88, n.d.
Miscellaneous printed material, 1986-97, n.d.
Anti-Semitism, 1993-94
Arts, 1981-90, n.d.
Biography
Birth control
Black women, 1984-87
Methods
Cervical cap, 1988, n.d.
Condoms, 1983, n.d.
Depo-Provera, 1984-89, n.d.
Intrauterine device (Dalkon Shield), 1983-89, n.d.
Natural family planning, 1982-93
Norplant, n.d.
Oral contraceptives, 1985-87, n.d.
Miscellaneous printed material, 1985-93, n.d.
Black men, 1980-90
Black Women's Bibliography, 1987
Christian right, 1992
Civil rights, 1980-95, n.d.
Coalition building, 1988, n.d.
Countries and regions
Africa, 1984-98, n.d.
Angola, 1988
Belize, 1988, n.d.
Brazil, 1986-90, n.d.
Burkina Faso, 1985-88, n.d.
Canada, 1983-88
Central America, 1987, n.d.
Chile, n.d.
Cuba, 1988-89, n.d.
Egypt, 1988, n.d.
El Salvador, 1985-89, n.d.
Eritrea, 1986-88
Ghana, 1984-85
Granada, 1983, n.d.
Guatemala, 1980-86, n.d.
Guyana, n.d.
India, 1988, n.d.
Iran, 1979-89, n.d.
Korea, 1988-89
Latin America, 1985-90
Mexico, n.d.
Middle East, 1979-88
Morocco, 1985
Mozambique, 1986-89, n.d.
Namibia, 1986-89
New Caledonia, 1985
Nicaragua, 1984-88
Nigeria, 1987
Pakistan, 1988
Philippines
Articles, 1987-89, n.d.
Clippings, 1988-89
National Commission on the Role of Filipino Women, 1985-86
"NEPA Perspectives," 1987-88
"Philippine Witness," 1988-90
Miscellaneous printed material, 1983-89, n.d.
Puerto Rico, n.d.
Sarawak Republic, 1987
Saudi Arabia, 1985
Senegal, 1986
Somalia, 1988
South Africa
American Committee on Africa, 1985-87
Children in South Africa, 1985-89, n.d.
Clippings, 1984-88, n.d.
Council of Unions of South Africa, 1986
Project South Africa, 1986, n.d.
Sanctions and divestment
Shell Boycott, 1986-88
Miscellaneous, 1985-87, n.d.
South Africa and the U.S. right, 1993-94, n.d.
South African Women's Day, 1989, n.d.
South Africa Working Group, 1987-88, n.d.
Southern Africa Support Project, 1986-87, n.d.
Transafrica, 1985-87
United Nations, 1981-85
United States Congress, 1985-88
Washington Office on Africa, 1985-87, n.d.
Washington Office on Africa Educational Fund, 1986-87, n.d.
Miscellaneous, 1985-89, n.d.
Virgin Islands, 1979-80, n.d.
West Indies, 1987
Zimbabwe, 1986-88
Disabilities, 1988-90
Drugs, 1974-90
Economics, 1974-93, n.d.
Education, 1984-92, n.d.
Hair braids, 1987-88, n.d.
Health care, 1978-91
Health care reform, 1987-94, n.d.
Hispanics, 1980-86, n.d.
Housing, 1976-89, n.d.
Human rights, 1985-95, n.d.
Immigration
Simpson-Mazzoli Act, 1977-84
Ku Klux Klan, 1980-94, n.d.
Labor, 1992-93
Mailing lists, 1988-95
Media, 1986-93, n.d.
Minorities, 1981-83
Muslim women, 1981-92
Native Americans, 1978-99
Peace, 1967-92
Population
Articles, 1981-94
Clippings, 1986-94, n.d.
Population and development, 1984-94
"Population and Environment, Religion, Foreign Policy," 1993
"Women and Population Policies," 1993
"World Population Trends, Population and Development, Interrelations and Population Policies," 1985
Miscellaneous printed material, 1984-95, n.d.
Pornography, 1982-94, n.d.
Racism, 1979-96
Rainbow Coalition
Refugees, 1980-85
Reproductive health
Hysterectomies, 1982-88, n.d.
Infertility, 1986-88
Pregnancy and prenatal care, 1985-89
Surrogacy, 1987-89
Miscellaneous printed material, 1987-90, n.d.
Articles and clippings, 1986-91, n.d.
"Reproductive Laws for the 1990s," 1988
Right wing, 1989-94
Teenage pregnancy
"Adolescent Pregnancy in Ontario," 1986
Alan Guttmacher Institute, 1984-88
"American Teens Speak: Sex, Myths, TV and Birth Control," 1986
Children's Defense Fund, 1986-88, n.d.
Clippings, 1982-92
Mayor's Blue Ribbon Panel for the Prevention of Teenage Pregnancy, 1984
Planned Parenthood Federation of America, 1986
"Public Attitudes toward Teenage Pregnancy, Sex, and Birth Control," 1988
School based clinics, 1985-86
Violence against women, n.d.
Welfare reform, 1986-95, n.d.
Women and development, 1984-95, n.d.
Women in the ministry, 1985-86
Women's history, 1983-90, n.d.
Women's rights, 1974-88, n.d.
Yulanda Ward
Clippings, 1980-81
Court documents, 1980
Funeral service, 1980
Howard University and the Black United Front, 1980
Memorial Fund, 1980-81
Reports, 1980-81
SERIES VII. AUDIOVISUAL MATERIALS, (1983-2001)
Audiotapes
School-based health clinics
Teenagers and sex
Right wing attack on R.R. (Reproductive rights)
Organizing women of color on reproductive rights
Legislating for Reproductive rights
Coalition building across race and class
Overcoming isolation in women's organizations (2)
Obtaining the facts and stats on women of color
Men working on reproductive rights
Combating infant mortality
21st century technology
Abortion vs. genocide
Population control vs. family planning
Violence against women
Religion and reproductive rights
[missing #16]
International reproductive issues
Contraceptives
Midwives and naturopathic (naturopathy?)
Who controls your body?
Women's movement
ERA
Unions and reproductive rights
Women of color organizations
AIDS and women of color
Lesbian rights
Child care issues
Political priorities
Economic issues and reproductive rights
Medical reproductive problems
Talking to teens
Midwives
National Organization For Women
Women of Color Reproductive Rights Forum, Philadelphia, June 1986 (3)
Women of Color Reproductive Rights Forum, Chicago, October 1986 (4)
Reproductive Rights for Women of Color, 1987 (5)
NOW March
National Black Women's Health Project: Black Women and AIDS, 1988 (5)
Minority Women's Conference (NOW?), n.d. Aileen C. Hernandez (3)
International Council of African Women, Conference, 1986
National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, Rape and Abortion Forum, 1986
Conference, 1994 (session: "Backlash")
National Center for Human Rights Education, Retreat, 1997 (7)
Human Rights Institute, n.d. (3)
African- American Initiative Meeting 1996 (4)
Arab-American Women: Challenges and Triumphs, n.d. (2)
Dora Maria Tellez, 1986
Same event?
International Protection for Women, Panel, n.d.
Plenary III, Chisolm - Fedders-Huerta
Mobilizing Women of Color/Legislative Action, Panel, n.d.
Medical Abuses of Women of Color, Panel
Tuning into Life (AARP), n.d.
Eternal Vigilance: Women in the Struggle for Reproductive Rights, narrated by Polly Bergen, n.d.
Families and Work Conference, Helping Battered Women, 1983
The Military II, n.d.
Role Models Unlimited, 1990
Poverty Gap and the U.S. Women's Movement, Nairobi, 1985
"African American Women and Abortion," Loretta Ross, Cornell University, 1994
"Hate Crimes," Loretta Ross and Dave Berkman, 1994
NCASA, Luncheon and Keynote Address, Loretta Ross, 1990
"The Global Women's Movement," Loretta Ross, n.d.
Loretta Ross in Sacramento, 1995
Loretta Ross, 1998
St. Louis, n.d. (session 2, Afternoon Panel)
CEDAW Training, 1996 (2)
WSCADV 10th Annual Conference, 2001 (Loretta Ross Sunday Keynote speech)
"Welfare and Human Rights," Loretta Ross, 1997
"Bringing Human Rights Home," Loretta Ross (First Congregational Church UCC, Atlanta GA) 2003 (2)
Loretta Ross, University of Wisconsin, Madison, 1998
Loretta Ross reproductive rights lecture (with Adltoun Illumoka and Bella Abzug), 1991 (2)
Lillie Allen Interview, 2003
Second Opinion, Loretta Ross n.d.
"White Supremacy vs. Human Rights," Loretta Ross, 1998
History of Medicine, 1990
Loretta Ross Radio Show, 2000
Unidentified (6)
Videotapes
International Reproductive Rights, closing plenary, 1987
American Humanist Association, San Diego, 1998
Speaking Out For Reproductive Freedom, 1991 (2)
Feminist Expo 2000, General Assembly III,
"Women in America," Loretta Ross, Simpson College, Indianola IA, 1996
Color of Violence, 2000
Rights and Wrongs Show #302-Children, 1995
Reflections of a Partnership, WHARP
Camp Sister Spirit, Loretta Ross, 1996
Loretta Ross, Workshop #1 and 2, 1996
Southern Human Rights Organizing Conference, (CHRE), 1996
NOW Reproductive Rights Conference, (Summary) 1987
Legislating for Reproductive Rights/workshop #2, Right wing attacks against reproductive freedom, 1987
NCAAS Day, 1989 (4)
Loretta Ross, Ithaca College, 1998
Donahue Show, Black Women and Feminism, (Loretta Ross, Byllye Avery, Paula Giddings, and Barbara Smith), 1989 (2)
Newstalk Television, afternoon segment, 1995
"Ageism and battering for women of color," Loretta Ross, BIHA Women in Action, 1989
Face the Hate (TV program) (also has "Batman" on it)
"Christian Identity" (pro-lifer) and Randall Terry visit, 1993
Ship of Friends, Beijing Women's Conf, 1995
Global Village or Global Pillage Narrated by Ed Asner, n.d.
Odyssey Weekly, Show #2041, 2001
Narrowcasting: Technology and the Rise of the Christian Right, 1996
When Love Hurts, 1993 (2)
The Leader, His Driver and the Driver's Wife, 1991
Abortion for Survival, n.d.
"The 90s" (What watching TV does to us), n.d.
"Bring Human Rights Home," Loretta Ross, Making a Difference Conference, 2001
NOW: Celebrating 20 Years, 1986
SERIES VIII. MEMORABILIA
Awards, 1982-94
Buttons
Miscellaneous, 1987, n.d.
Rolodex and address cards, n.d.
Phone messages and business cards
SERIES IX. PERIODICALS
Aegis, 1978-86
Africa News, 1989-90
Africa USA, 1989
African Commentary, 1989-99
Amicus Journal, 1992-94
Black Issues in Higher Education, 1995
Black Scholar, 1979-84
Bottom Fish Blues, 1987
CARE Briefs, n.d.
Catholic League Newsletter, 1991-92
Communigu'Elles, 1986-88
Conscience, 1992-93
Drumbeat, 1988
Echo, 1986-87
Emerge, 1990-93
Essence, 1985-86
Feminist Alliance Against Rape, FAAR News. 1976-78
Focus, 1985-89
Focus on the Family, 1993-94
Health/PAC Bulletin, 1991-92
Friends for Jamaica Newsletter, 1984
Insurgent, 1986-87
Militant, 1979-87
Nation, 1995
National Alliance, 1987
New Directions for Women, 1987-88
Off Our Backs, 1986-93
On The Issues, 1993-94
Out Write, 1986-88
People's Perspective, 1993
Policy Focus, 1984-86
Sage, 1984-87
Seeds, 1980
Sisterlife, 1987-88
Sojourner, 1988-95
Southern Exposure, 1980-90
Spotlight, 1994
Unity, 1987
Upfront, 1986-89
Witness, 1986-89
Women of the World, 1988
WREE View of Women for Racial and Economic Equality, 1983-88
Miscellaneous, A-Y
See miscellaneous posters located in Flat File