Guide to the Maryann Mahaffey Papers UP001514

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Table of Contents

Summary Information ...... 3 History ...... 4 Scope and Content ...... 7 Arrangement ...... 9 Administrative Information ...... 9 Related Materials ...... 10 Controlled Access Headings ...... 10 Collection Inventory ...... 11 Series I: Career ...... 11 Subseries A: Early career ...... 11 Subseries B: Detroit City Council ...... 12 Subseries C: Wayne State University, School of Social Work ...... 21 Series II: Elections and campaigns ...... 27 Series III: Miscellaneous files ...... 30 Series IV: Organizations and involvement ...... 32 Subseries A: Maryann Mahaffey ...... 32 Subseries B: Herman 'Hy' Dooha ...... 41 Series V: Personal files ...... 43 Series VI: Speeches, writings, and publications ...... 45 Subseries A: Speeches and testimony ...... 45 Subseries B: Writings ...... 51 Subseries C: Publications ...... 51 Series VII: Subject files ...... 54

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Summary Information

Repository: Walter P. Reuther Library Creator: Mahaffey, Maryann Title: Maryann Mahaffey Papers ID: UP001514 Date [inclusive]: 1944-2006 Physical Description: 76 Linear Feet (62 SB, 1 MB, 5 OS) Language of the English Material: Language of the Material entirely in English. Material: Abstract: Maryann Mahaffey was born on January 18, 1925 in Burlington, Iowa to Kent and Margaret 'Nell' [Widener] Mahaffey. Mahaffey's older brother was also named Kent. While she was attending Cornell College, she decided to spend the summer of 1945 working as a Recreation Director at Poston Internment Camp in Arizona. This work had a profound effect on Mahaffey in regard to fighting against discrimination and helping people in need. After obtaining masters degrees in social work from the University of Southern California, Mahaffey and her husband moved briefly in Indianapolis before moving to Detroit. Mahaffey worked with organizations like Young Woman's Christian Association (YWCA), Girl Scouts of America, Merrill Palmer Institute, and Brightmoor Community Center before becoming involved in local politics. After working as a consultant to the Mayor of Detroit on parks, recreation, and social services, Mahaffey initiated and chaired the Mayor's Task Force on Malnutrition and Hunger before running for Wayne County Commissioner in 1970. Though she did not win the election for this position, she did win a Michigan Supreme Court case setting a legal precedent for married women running for public office with their maiden name. In 1973, Mahaffey ran for Detroit City Council and won, she served on the city council until 2005. Active outside of her council work, Mahaffey also taught as a Professor at Wayne State University School of Social Work as well as participating in many social work and positive social force organizations. She played important roles in the Michigan Social Work Council, National Association of Social Workers (NASW) including being their first elected female President, and the International Federation of Social Workers (IFSW). Mahaffey also focused heavily on organization promoting peace, women in

- Page 3- Guide to the Maryann Mahaffey Papers UP001514 politics, health, and equality. Mahaffey was diagnosed with Leukemia in 2005 and passed away on July 27, 2006 due to health complications. This collection contains materials with a heavy emphasis on the city of Detroit, as well as social work and social service organizations. From Mahaffey's numerous decades on the Detroit City Council, there are detailed notes, correspondence, and reports relating to the daily work was involved in including city budget, casinos, an anti- surveillance ordinance, housing, and many other subjects of focus. This collection also contains materials related to her teaching at Wayne State University including detailed information on social service organizations in Metro Detroit. Other important elements of this collection relate to her experience working at Poston, the many organizations Mahaffey played an active role in running and organizing, and the speeches, testimony, and writing she did covering the broad range of her experience and interests.

Citation Style

"Maryann Mahaffey Papers, Box [#], Folder [#], Walter P. Reuther Library, Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs, Wayne State University"

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History

Maryann Mahaffey was born on January 18, 1925 in Burlington, Iowa to Kent and Margaret 'Nell' [Widener] Mahaffey. Mahaffey's older brother was also named Kent. While she was attending Cornell College, she decided to spend the summer of 1945 working as a Recreation Director at Poston Internment Camp in Arizona. This work was sponsored by the National Intercollegiate Christian Council and this experience had a profound effect on Mahaffey in regard to fighting against discrimination and helping people in need. After graduating college in 1946, Mahaffey moved to Seattle to work for the Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA) the first U.S. national organization to commit to end internal segregation and work towards ending racial injustice, which appealed to Mahaffey. She worked there as a Teenage Program Director.

In 1949, Mahaffey began graduate school in a social work program at the University of Southern California, specializing in group work. It was in this social work program that she met her husband, Herman "Hy" Dooha who she married in June 1950. Both Maryann and Hy graduated with a degree in Social Work in 1951 and moved first to Indianapolis for one year after she accepted a job with the Girl Scouts of America as a District and Training Director and also serving as a Field Work Instructor for a student attending the University of Indiana School of Social Work. As part of her work, she developed the first integrated Brownie troop and day camp in Indianapolis. Shortly thereafter, Hy and Maryann moved to Detroit where she continued to work with the Girl Scouts of America as Field Staff Supervisor, - Page 4- Guide to the Maryann Mahaffey Papers UP001514 but was removed from her position in 1954, due in part to issues arising from Maryann's use of her maiden name and concern with race relations, among other reasons. Over the next two years she worked with the Merrill-Palmer Institute with some time off when she her daughter Susan was born. In 1956 Maryann and Hy moved to Chicago and after a few months Mahaffey began work on a project with Erie Neighborhood House and United Cerebral Palsy Association to provide service to severely cerebral palsied adults. Returning to Detroit, Mahaffey began work with the Brightmoor Community Center as a program director in 1959, where she worked until 1963 to create a tenants' council and employed the first black professional staff, among other accomplishments. With a growing awareness and interest in foster care, Mahaffey worked at the Merrill Palmer Institute from 1963-1965 as Social Service Director for the Detroit Foster Home Project for Emotionally Disturbed Boys and continued to serve as an Administrative Consultant for this project from 1965-1967.

In 1965, Maryann Mahaffey also began teaching at Wayne State University in the School of Social Work. From 1965 until her retirement in 1990, she taught a variety of classes on topics including methodology, community work, community planning, policy development, and coordinated first-year community social work curriculum from 1966-1974 in which she supervised field placements at social work and social service organizations in the Metro Detroit area. In these years working for Wayne State, Mahaffey also was on the Faculty Council from 1970-1973 and served as School of Social Work Faculty Chairperson from 1968-1969. During the summer of 1968, she was appointed as a consultant to the Mayor of Detroit on parks, recreation, and social services. Mahaffey used this experience to initiate the creation of a Mayor's Task Force on Malnutrition and Hunger, which she also chaired.

Beginning her engagement with local politics, Mahaffey ran for Wayne County Commissioner in 1970, during the campaign her opponent questioned the legality of Mahaffey using her maiden name on the ballot rather than her married name. Though she did not end up winning this election, she did win a court case in the Michigan Supreme Court that set a legal precedent allowing women to use their maiden name in elections for public office. She did successfully win the election 3 years later when she ran for Detroit City Council (known as the Detroit Common Council at the time) in 1973. She continued to serve on the Council until 2005, including serving as President from 1990-1998 and 2002-2005. During her decades on Council Mahaffey focused on health care, poverty, children, housing, mental health, homelessness, among other important issues. Some of her accomplishments included creating the city's first rape crisis unit within the police department, expanding the city's healthcare benefits to include gay couples, ordinances on sexual harassment, homeless shelters, handgun safety training, banning smoking in city-owned buildings, opening the Detroit Athletic Club to women, creating an ordinance explaining and prohibiting sexual harassment of city employees, and chairing the Council's Housing Task Force. Closely linked to Mahaffey's service to Detroit as a member of the city council, she joined and was an active member of the National League of Cities, which she served on the board of from 1994-1996. Active outside of her city council duties, Mahaffey participated in a number of social work focused organizations. She was a member of the Michigan Social Work Council which merged with the National Association of Social Workers (NASW). She chaired the MSWC from 1965-1967, worked as a legislative lobbyist from 1965-1968, and helped create a graduate internship program, as well as worked to pass a social workers registration law. Mahaffey served on the Executive Committee from 1973-1977 and became the first female elected President of NASW from 1975-1977. During her Presidential tenure a conference was held on social workers in politics, she established the First Task Force on Gay Issues, instituted a Political Action for Candidate Election (PACE) Committee that endorsed and contributed financially to candidates who supported social work, and helped with the creation of an affirmative action policy. Mahaffey also began to actively participate with social workers internationally through the

- Page 5- Guide to the Maryann Mahaffey Papers UP001514 International Federation of Social Workers (IFSW). Some of her service to this organization included writing an international policy on women that was adopted in 1987 and acting as a representative of IFSW at events around the world. In this capacity Mahaffey attended a U.N. Conference on the Status of Women in Mexico (1975) and visited Chile to investigate the social service conditions under the reign of Pinochet (1978). Mahaffey co-chaired the 1984 IFSW Conference in Montreal and, in this same period Mahaffey served as President of the American Orthopsychiatry Association (AOA), another important organization that she was an active member in for many years. Another big contribution to the field of social work was the book Mahaffey co-edited entitled Practical Politics: Social Work and Political Responsibility published in 1982.

Over the course of her life, Mahaffey showed a long-term interest in health and nutrition. In addition to the Mayor's Task Force on Hunger and Malnutrition that she organized in the late 1960s, she also provided testimony on numerous occasions regarding mental health, physical health, and nutrition, became a member of a number of relevant organizations, and attended conferences on various health related subjects. The Coalition for Better Health Care was one of the groups she joined, and chaired, that focused on helping poor individuals retain access to health care. She also helped found, and chair, the Michigan Statewide Nutrition Commission which led to a Michigan law mandating school breakfast programs.

Mahaffey also showed a strong commitment to women and women in politics over the course of her career. When the Women's Political Caucus was founded in 1971, Mahaffey attended the founding convention as a Michigan delegate. She helped found Women in Social Welfare, and served as a steering committee member from 1972-1974. She was also a member of Women in Municipal Government, of which she served as President in 1995. This same year she chaired the Michigan delegation to the U.N. Conference on Women in Beijing. Mahaffey also served as a co-chair of the Detroit Women in AIDS Project. In addition to this involvement, Mahaffey attended multiple international conferences on the status of women.

Peace and ending discrimination were other important beliefs of Mahaffey and her husband as evidenced by the organizations and causes they supported. Mahaffey's drive for peace is evidence early by her participation in circulating a ban the bomb petition in Los Angeles during grad school. Mahaffey and her husband also both attended the World Assembly on Peace and Nuclear Disarmament in Prague in 1983. Stemming from her early experience at Poston Relocation Camp, Mahaffey maintained an interest in the rights of Japanese Americans over the course of her life and even was a life member of the Japanese American Citizens League. Always fighting for the rights of others, police arrested Mahaffey twice in her life for civil disobedience, once in 1985 while protesting apartheid outside of the South African Embassy in in Washington D.C. and the second time during the Detroit Newspaper Strike in 1996. In attempting to diminish discrimination, Mahaffey also worked at this issue from a political perspective as a Founding Committee and Executive Committee member for Urban Alliance which sought to endorse minority candidates for office from 1968-1970. For her work supporting gay rights, Mahaffey was made an honorary Board Member of Triangle Foundation (now Equality Michigan) a LGBTQ anti-violence and political advocacy organization. In these, and through many other efforts Mahaffey worked to support human rights, civil rights, and peace.

Maryann Mahaffey was diagnosed with Leukemia in 2005 and passed away due to health complications on July 27, 2006. Surviving her are her husband Hy and daughter Susan. Hy graduated with a Ph.D. in 1969 from University of Michigan School of Social Work with a discipline in economics. He worked for and volunteered with a number of social service organizations often utilizing his degrees in social work - Page 6- Guide to the Maryann Mahaffey Papers UP001514 and specialization in finance to handle finances as a controller or treasurer. This included organizations like Detroit Economic Growth Corporation, Citizens for Better Care (Board of Directors President), and New Detroit, Inc. Susan works as Executive Director of the Center for Independence of the Disabled, New York (CIDNY) an organization seeking to break down barriers for equal opportunity for people with disabilities.

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Scope and Content

The Maryann Mahaffey Papers contain materials from Mahaffey's college years through her death in 2006. The 7 series of these papers are organized by areas of focus in Mahaffey's life, namely:

Series 1: Career, 1946-2005 Subseries 1A: Early work Subseries 1B: Detroit City Council Subseries 1C: Wayne State University, School of Social Work Series 2: Elections and campaigns, 1968-2005 Series 3: Miscellaneous files, 1960-1993 Series 4: Organizations and involvement, 1963-2003 Subseries 4A: Maryann Mahaffey Subseries 4B: Herman 'Hy' Dooha Series 5: Personal files, 1944-2006 Series 6: Speeches, writings, and publications, 1945-2003 Subseries 6A: Speeches and testimony Subseries 6B: Writings Subseries 6C: Publications Series 7: Subject files, 1962-2001

The Career series covers Mahaffey's 59 year-long work career, beginning with working at the YWCA in Seattle, continuing with her first job, after obtaining her master's in social work degree, with the Girl Scouts of America in Indianapolis, her subsequent social work in Chicago and Detroit before becoming a Professor at Wayne State University School of Social Work and her election to the Detroit City Council. To better organize the records from this long career, this series contains three subseries: Early career; Detroit City Council; Wayne State University School of Social Work. The Early career subseries encompasses all Mahaffey's work before her election to Detroit City Council and her teaching at Wayne State University. During this time, she worked with Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA), Girl Scouts of America, Merrill Palmer, Erie Neighborhood House and United Cerebral Palsy, and Brightmoor Community Center. The Detroit City Council subseries contains files relating to Mahaffey's 32 years of work on the Detroit City Council and includes information on casinos, an anti-surveillance ordinance, the budget, Neighborhood Opportunity Fund, housing, events for Detroit and Toyota (Japan) as sister cities, among many other topics. Correspondence, detailed notes on meetings and phone calls including some transcripts, personal calendars, and resolutions are all present in this subseries. The Wayne State University, School of Social Work subseries contains Mahaffey's work as a WSU Professor from 1965-1990. Documents from this time show her influence on the social work curriculum, both at a program-wide level and through her class teaching materials. Papers in this subseries also include organizational analyses and detailed accounts of social service organizations located throughout Metro Detroit written by students completing field practicums.

The Elections and campaigns series contains files on Mahaffey's various political activity including her many campaigns for Detroit City Council, but also her run for U.S. Congress in 1982 against Sander Levin. There is a small amount of information on campaigns for other Michigan politicians Mahaffey knew including Carl Levin and Erma Henderson.

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The Miscellaneous files series is where folders reside that contain a mixture of information from all areas of Mahaffey's life and are too interfiled to feasibly separate. This includes topics found in all the other series in this collection.

The Organizations and involvement series is divided into two subseries: Maryann Mahaffey; Herman 'Hy' Dooha. The Maryann Mahaffey subseries includes the materials and records kept on Mahaffey's involvement outside of her work and paid career. Mahaffey was involved in many social work focused organizations including the American Orthopsychiatric Association (AOA), Michigan Social Work Council, National Association of Social Workers (NASW), and International Federation of Social Workers (IFSW). She held various elected office positions in all of these organizations and was responsible for shaping policy and furthering equality. Through her work with these groups she also traveled to annual meetings and conferences around the country and internationally. Outside of social work organizations Mahaffey was also involved in the National League of Cities, legislative conferences, attempts to create a citizens police trial board in Detroit in the late 1960s, Group Health Plan of Michigan, and Statewide Health Coordination Council. Mahaffey was also very involved in groups supporting peace and women's political caucuses, particularly in Michigan. The Herman 'Hy' Dooha subseries includes material on work and organizational involvement of Mahaffey's husband. Dooha worked for, and assisted, a number of non-profit and socially conscious groups, often helping with financial and treasury work. Some of these organizations are: Children's Orthogenic School, Community Help in Life Development (CHILD), the Detroit Teacher's Credit Union, Fund for Access to Integrated Residences (FAIR), Ferndale Co-op, Inc., Greater Detroit Memorial Society, New Detroit, Inc., Operation Friendship, the Urban Alliance, and SANE/Freeze. He was also involved in local Democratic political groups.

The Personal files series contains materials on the more personal areas of Mahaffey's life from family genealogy to birthday celebrations. This series also contains documents from Cornell College, graduate school at the University of Southern California, and correspondence. This correspondence shows great insight into Mahaffey's life over the years, particularly regarding her time working at a World War II internment camp – Poston Relocation Center and her life living in Seattle while working for the YWCA, after graduating from college. These years shaped a lot of Mahaffey's value of equality and strong determination to work towards ending discrimination. Scrapbooks and a collection of awards and honors bestowed on Mahaffey are also found in this series.

The Speeches, writings, publications series contains 3 subseries: Speeches and testimony; Writings; Publications. In the Speeches and testimony subseries, one will find the speeches and testimony Mahaffey provided for a variety of events and audiences ranging from college graduations ceremonies to U.S. Congress. Topics include politics and social work, Full Employment Act, women and politics, aging, food stamps, hunger and nutrition, labor, education, substance abuse, public service, U.S. policy towards Central America, domestic violence, Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), Soviet Union relations, homelessness, affirmative action, among many others. The Writings subseries contains papers, articles, and reports written by Mahaffey on topics of community centers, her visit to Chile during the reign of Pinochet, social work book introductions, a book she co-edited with John Hanks Practical Politics: Social work and political responsibility, and other social work-related works. The Publications subseries contains various collected publications Mahaffey subscribed to and read including Detroit newspapers, National Association of Social Workers newsletters, Pacific Citizen newspaper, Southern Patriot newspaper. This subseries also includes publications from Cornell College,

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The Subject files series contains files on topics of interest to Mahaffey. The materials in this series could closely related to her work and organizational involvement but the connections are not always clear, so they have been placed in their own series. The topics included in this series are largely focused on social work, Detroit, countries in social crisis like Chile and El Salvador, hunger and malnutrition, migrant workers, peace, politics, race, unions, women, youth, and welfare reform. The Detroit specific topics include Detroit City charter revision, poverty, recreation, and decentralizing Detroit Public Schools.

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Arrangement

Arranged in 7 series - Series 1 (Boxes 1-27), Series 2 (Boxes 27-30), Series 3 (31-35), Series 4 (Boxes 35-52), Series 5 (Boxes 52-54, 65-68), Series 6 (Boxes 54-59), Series 7 (Boxes 59-64).

Series 1 and 6 are further divided into 3 subseries each, and Series 4 is further divided into 2 subseries.

The majority of the Mahaffey Papers are arranged alphabetically. There are some small deviations where a file fits with a group topically and rather than shift the folder or change the folder name it was left in its original location. There are also some series and subseries that are arranged chronologically to better make sense of the content in those sections. The following are arranged chronologically: Series 1, Subseries A: Early career; Series 2: Elections and campaigns; Series 6, Subseries A: Speeches and testimony; and Series 6, Subseries B: Writings.

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Administrative Information

Publication Statement Walter P. Reuther Library

5401 Cass Avenue Detroit, MI 48202 URL: https://reuther.wayne.edu

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Acquisition The Maryann Mahaffey Papers were donated to the Walter P. Reuther Library between 1992 and 2007.

Processing History Processed and finding aid written by Shae Rafferty on October 24, 2018.

Access Collection is open for research.

Use Refer to the Walter P. Reuther Library "Rules for Use of Archival Materials." Restrictions: Researchers may encounter records of a sensitive nature – personnel files, case records and those involving investigations, legal and other private matters. Privacy laws and restrictions imposed by the Library prohibit the use of names and other personal information which might identify an individual, except with written permission from the Director and/or the donor.

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Related Materials

Transfers Audio-visual materials have been separated from the collection and can be found in Maryann Mahaffey Audio-Visual Material.

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Controlled Access Headings

• Detroit (Mich.) • Detroit (Mich.) -- Politics and government • Japanese Americans • Public welfare • Race discrimination -- United States

- Page 10- Guide to the Maryann Mahaffey Papers UP001514 • Social workers • World War, 1939-1945 • Detroit (Mich.). City Council • Detroit (Mich.). Common Council • Henderson, Erma, 1917- • Levin, Carl, 1934- • Liberal Conference of 17th District Democrats • Poston Relocation Center (Ariz.) • Wayne State University. School of Social Work • Young, Coleman A.

Collection Inventory

Series I: Career

Subseries A: Early career Title/Description Instances Correspondence - job, 1946 Box 1 Folder 1

Correspondence - job, 1954-1963 Box 1 Folder 2

Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA), 1948-1949 Box 1 Folder 3

YWCA booklets, 1948 Box 1 Folder 4

YWCA Summer School for Professional Workers, 1948 Box 1 Folder 5

YWCA y-teens, 1947-1948 Box 1 Folder 6

International Institute of Los Angeles - Foreign Adjustment Box 1 Folder 7 Group and Clover Club, 1949-1950

Supervision, 1950, 1964 Box 1 Folder 8

Girl Scouts of America: Correspondence and job search, Box 1 Folder 9 1950-1952

Girl Scouts: class notes, group work, supervision, 1950 Box 1 Folder 10

Girl scouts training materials, 1951 Box 1 Folder 11

Girl Scouts of Metro Detroit: Supervisor meetings, 1952-1953 Box 1 Folder 12

Girl Scouts of Metro Detroit: Mahaffey complaint, 1953 Box 1 Folder 13

Girl Scouts of Metro Detroit: Staff meeting, 1953 Box 1 Folder 14

Girl Scouts of Metro Detroit: Northeast, 1953 Box 1 Folder 15

Daily northwest lists, 1953 Box 1 Folder 16

Girl Scouts of Metro Detroit: Southeast, 1953 Box 1 Folder 17

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Erie Neighborhood House and United Cerebral Palsy (Chicago), Box 1 Folder 18 1956-1958

Brightmoor, 1940-1963 Box 1 Folder 19

Brightmoor - changing neighborhood, 1950 and 1959-1961 Box 1 Folder 20

Brightmoor, 1960-1962 Box 1 Folder 21

Brightmoor Community Center, 1960-1961 Box 1 Folder 22

Brightmoor Community Center: Conferences, 1960-1963 Box 1 Folder 23

Brightmoor Community Center: Program Director and Detroit Box 1 Folder 24 Federation of Settlements, 1960-1962

Brightmoor Community Center: Program staff, 1961-1963 Box 1 Folder 25

Brightmoor Community Center: Herald Smith, 1960-1963 Box 1 Folder 26

Brightmoor Community Center: Training case studies, 1960 Box 1 Folder 27

Merrill-Palmer Institute, 1955 Box 1 Folder 28

Foster care, 1957-1963 Box 1 Folder 29

Detroit Foster Homes Project, 1961-1965 Box 1 Folder 30 Scope and Contents This project run through Merrill-Palmer Institute

Detroit Foster Homes Project, 1962-1964 Box 1 Folder 31

Detroit Foster Homes Project, 1964-1965 Box 1 Folder 32

Detroit Foster Homes Project, 1965-1966 Box 2 Folder 1-2

Detroit Foster Homes Project - priority, 1964-1965 Box 2 Folder 3

Foster homes, 1963-1965 Box 2 Folder 4 Scope and Contents Merrill-Palmer application

Great Cities Project, 1965-1968 Box 2 Folder 5 Scope and Contents Detroit Public Schools

Great Cities Project, 1967 Box 2 Folder 6

Great Cities Project, 1967-1968 Box 2 Folder 7

Urban renewal and Great Cities Project, 1968-1970 Box 2 Folder 8

Miscellaneous employment and career, 1950-1970 Box 2 Folder 9

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Title/Description Instances 1977 Box 2 Folder 10

1981 Box 2 Folder 11

1982-1983 Box 2 Folder 12

1985-1986 Box 2 Folder 13

1986-1987 Box 2 Folder 14

1987-1988 Box 2 Folder 15

1988-1990 Box 2 Folder 16

1988-1989 Box 3 Folder 1

1990 Box 3 Folder 2

1990-1992 Box 3 Folder 3

1991 Box 3 Folder 4-5

1991-1992 Box 3 Folder 6-11 Scope and Contents Includes social work

1992 Box 4 Folder 1-2

1992-1993 Box 4 Folder 3-4

1993-2003 Box 4 Folder 5

1994 - 1995 Box 4 Folder 6 Scope and Contents Includes interview and also material on Detroit Newspaper Strike

1999 Box 4 Folder 7

2000-2001 Box 4 Folder 8 Scope and Contents Includes newspaper strike, police, budget, etc

2001-2005 Box 4 Folder 9

2002-2004 Box 4 Folder 10

2005 Box 4 Folder 11

Administrative file, 1991-2005 Box 4 Folder 12-13

Drafts of Anti-surveillance ordinance, 1981-1993 Box 5 Folder 1

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Anti-surveillance ordinance, 1993-2004 Box 5 Folder 3

Anti-surveillance ordinance, 1994 Box 5 Folder 4

Barriers to residential lending in Detroit, 1990 Box 5 Folder 5

Belle Isle, 1991 Box 5 Folder 6

Board of Police Commissioners, 1978 Box 5 Folder 7

Boston Edison issues, 1999 Box 5 Folder 8

Budget, 1987-1992 Box 5 Folder 9-10

Budget, news, info, clippings, etc, 1988 Box 5 Folder 11

Budget, finances, and miscellaneous, 1990-1994 Box 5 Folder 12-13

Budget - Memos FY2002-2003 Box 5 Folder 14

Budget - FY2004-2005 monthly reviews Box 5 Folder 15

Budget and deficit, 2005 Box 5 Folder 16

Budget: 36th District Court, 1990 Box 5 Folder 17

Budget: Airport Department, 1989 Box 5 Folder 18

Budget: Arts Department, 1988-1989 Box 5 Folder 19

Budget: Auditor General, 1987-1989 Box 5 Folder 20

Budget: Auditor General's budget analysis, 1988 Box 5 Folder 21

Budget: Budget Department, 1988-1989 Box 5 Folder 22

Budget: Budget Department's quarterly reports, 1988-1989 Box 5 Folder 23

Budget: Building and Safety Engineering Department, 1989 Box 5 Folder 24

Budget: City Clerk, 1987-1989 Box 6 Folder 1

Budget: City Council, 1989 Box 6 Folder 2

Budget: City engineering, 1989 Box 6 Folder 3

Budget: Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), 1989 Box 6 Folder 4

Budget: Council of the Arts, 1988-1991 Box 6 Folder 5

Budget: Data processing, 1989 Box 6 Folder 6

Budget: Election Commission, 1987-1989 Box 6 Folder 7

Budget: Employment and training, 1987-1989 Box 6 Folder 8

Budget: Finance, 1989 Box 6 Folder 9

Budget: Fire Department, 1989 Box 6 Folder 10

Budget: Health Department, 1989 Box 6 Folder 11

Budget: Historical Department, 1989 Box 6 Folder 12

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Budget: Housing, 1986-1988 Box 6 Folder 13

Budget: Mayor's message vita, 1989 Box 6 Folder 14

Budget: Mayor's office, 1989 Box 6 Folder 15

Budget: Neighborhood services 1989 Box 6 Folder 16

Budget: Non-departmental, 1989 Box 6 Folder 17

Budget: Ombudsman, 1989 Box 6 Folder 18

Budget: Personnel Department, 1987-1989 Box 6 Folder 19

Budget: Planning Department, 1987 Box 6 Folder 20

Budget: Planning Department, May 1, 1989 Box 6 Folder 21

Budget: Police Department, 1987-1991 Box 6 Folder 22

Budget: Public Information Department, 1988-1989 Box 6 Folder 23

Budget: Department of Public Works, 1988-1989 Box 6 Folder 24

Budget: Recreation Department, 1985-1989 Box 6 Folder 25

Budget: Senior Citizens Department, 1988-1989 Box 6 Folder 26

Budget: Department of transportation, 1989 Box 6 Folder 27

Budget: Water and Sewerage, 1988-1989 Box 6 Folder 28

Budget, development, and revenue, 1997-2005 Box 6 Folder 29

Budget, 1990-1992 Box 6 Folder 30-31

Budget: Annual budget report - Office of the Ombudsman, April Box 6 Folder 32 23, 2001

Preliminary budget, 2002-2003 Box 7 Folder 1

City of Detroit executive budget summary, 2003-2004 Box 7 Folder 2

Casinos, 1995-1997 Box 7 Folder 3-5

Casinos, 1996-2001 Box 7 Folder 6-7

Casinos, 1997 Box 8 Folder 1-2

Casinos, 1997-1998 Box 8 Folder 3-4

Casinos, 1997-1998 Box 8 Folder 5-7

Casinos, 1997-2000 Box 8 Folder 8

Casinos, 1997-2001 Box 9 Folder 1-2

Casinos, 1998 Box 9 Folder 3-9

Casinos, 1998-1999 Box 9 Folder 10

Casinos, 1999 Box 9 Folder 11-12

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Casino Development Agreements with Greektown Casino LLC, Box 10 Folder 1 April 22, 2002

Development agreement among City of Detroit Economic Box 10 Folder 2-3 Corporations of the City of Detroit and Greektown Casino LLC, 2002

Casinos: Analysis of temporary casino proposals, 1998 Box 10 Folder 4

Casinos: Chippewa Tribe contract, 1995 Box 10 Folder 5

Casinos: City Council Gaming Committee, 1997 Box 10 Folder 6

Casinos: City Council Gaming Committee, 1998-1999 Box 10 Folder 7-8

Casinos: City of Detroit, 1997 Box 10 Folder 9

Casinos: Compulsive gambling, 1996-1998 Box 10 Folder 10-11

Casinos: Department of Interior response, 1993 Box 10 Folder 12

Casinos: DFD temporary casino, 1997-1998 Box 10 Folder 13

Casinos: Gambling, 2000 Box 10 Folder 14

Casinos: Gaming resolutions and statements, 1994-1995 Box 10 Folder 15

Casinos: Organized labor in gaming, 1997 Box 10 Folder 16

Casinos: Saunteel, 2000-2001 Box 10 Folder 17

Casinos: Temporary casino development, 1997-1998 Box 10 Folder 18

Casino amendment and utility shutoffs, 2000-2004 Box 11 Folder 1

Children and court system, 1984-1987 Box 11 Folder 2

City of Detroit Cable Communications Service Franchise Box 11 Folder 3 Agreement as amended and restated, December 1985

City of Detroit Government Office Relocation Strategy, July Box 11 Folder 4 1997

The City of Detroit Municipal Manual, 1980 Box 11 Folder 5

Commissions, task forces, and miscellaneous, 1969-1972 Box 11 Folder 6

Committee structure, 1997-2002 Box 11 Folder 7

Committee structure, 1998-2002 Box 11 Folder 8

Committee structure, 2002 Box 11 Folder 9

Community Development Block Grant 1985-1986 Box 11 Folder 10 recommendations submitted by City Planning Commission, April 11, 1985

Community Development Block Grant and Neighborhood Box 11 Folder 11 Opportunity Fund, 1986

Neighborhood Opportunity Fund, 1985-1986 Box 11 Folder 12-13

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Box 11 Folder 14

Neighborhood Opportunity Fund - Linwood Area Business Box 11 Folder 15 Association, 1986

Neighborhood Opportunity Fund recommendations, 1985-1986 Box 11 Folder 16

Complaints and messages - left by Susan Rourke, 1976 Box 11 Folder 17

Conference call, 1971 Box 12 Folder 1

Correspondence - political, 1982 Box 12 Folder 2

Correspondence, 1993 Box 12 Folder 3

Correspondence, October-November 1993 Box 12 Folder 4

Daily calendar, April 16, 1997 Box 12 Folder 5

Daily calendar, May-September 1998 Box 12 Folder 6

Daily calendar, February-March 1999 Box 12 Folder 7

Daily calendar, July and September-October 1999 Box 12 Folder 8

Daily calendar, November 1999 Box 12 Folder 9

Daily calendar, December 1999 Box 12 Folder 10

Daily calendar, January and June-July 2000 Box 12 Folder 11

Daily calendar, November 18, 2005 Box 12 Folder 12

Detroit, 1977 and 1981 Box 12 Folder 13

Detroit, 1985-1990 Box 12 Folder 14

City of Detroit comprehensive annual financial report for the Box 12 Folder 15 fiscal year ended June 30, 2001

Detroit Department of Elections budget 2003-2004, 2002 Box 12 Folder 16-17

Detroit events, 1974-1994 Box 12 Folder 18

Detroit Institute of Arts Arts Commission annual report, Box 12 Folder 19 2004-2005

Detroit - race, 1980-1983 Box 13 Folder 1

Development and Detroit Economic Growth Corporation, Box 13 Folder 2 1997-1999

Eastern market, 2000-2001 Box 13 Folder 3

Endorsements and recommendations, 1986-2004 Box 13 Folder 4

Governor's Task Force on Hospital Capacity Reduction, Box 13 Folder 5-6 December 1979 (Books)

Rosa Slade Gragg, 1988-1989 Box 13 Folder 7

Healthcare, point of sale ordinance, budget, and housing, Box 13 Folder 8 1999-2004

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Historic Detroit, 1975-1987 Box 13 Folder 9

Homeless, 1985-1989 Box 13 Folder 10-13

Homeless, mentally ill, and housing, 1986 Box 14 Folder 1

Homelessness, 2002-2003 Box 14 Folder 2

Housing, newspaper strike, and auction of city owned property, Box 14 Folder 3 1994-2004

Housing, Tigers Stadium, development, and predatory lending, Box 14 Folder 4 1998-2000

Human Rights Department, 1996 Box 14 Folder 5

Invitations, 2005 Box 14 Folder 6-7

Japan - Detroit and Toyota sister cities ballet, 1988 and 1990 Box 14 Folder 8

Japan - Detroit and Toyota sister cities, July 24-August 13, 1990 Box 14 Folder 9

Medicaid, 1976 Box 14 Folder 10

Meetings - Board of Trustees of the General Retirement System, Box 14 Folder 11 July-August 2003

Memos and thought notes, 1989 Box 14 Folder 12

Memos, 2001-2004 Box 14 Folder 13-14

Memos, 2001-2005 Box 14 Folder 15-16

Memos, 2002-2005 Box 15 Folder 1

Memos, 2003-2005 Box 15 Folder 2

Memos - Contracts, 2003-2005 Box 15 Folder 3

Memos - Safety and policy violation concerns, 2001-2004 Box 15 Folder 4

Messages, 1996-2003 Box 15 Folder 5

Michigan food and nutrition, 1978-1980 Box 15 Folder 6

Miscellaneous, 1981-2005 Box 15 Folder 7

Miscellaneous transcripts and council, 1984-1996 Box 15 Folder 8

Miscellaneous and statements, 1990-1991 Box 15 Folder 9

Miscellaneous, 1996-2005 Box 15 Folder 10-11

Miscellaneous, 2001-2003 Box 15 Folder 12

Miscellaneous, 2002-2005 Box 15 Folder 13

New Detroit - Human Services Homeless Committee, Box 16 Folder 1 1987-1988

Notes, 1987 Box 16 Folder 2

Notes and pamphlets, 1990-1991 Box 16 Folder 3 - Page 18- Guide to the Maryann Mahaffey Papers UP001514

Notes, 1992-2003 Box 16 Folder 4

Notes, 2004 Box 16 Folder 5

Ordinances and scheduling, 1993-2003 Box 16 Folder 6

Personal correspondence - council, 1974 Box 16 Folder 7

Personal correspondence - council, 1975 Box 16 Folder 8

Personal correspondence - council, 1976 Box 16 Folder 9-10

Personal correspondence - council, 1977 Box 16 Folder 11

Personal planner, 1984 Box 17 Folder 1

Personal planner, 1989 Box 17 Folder 2

Personal planner, 1990 Box 17 Folder 3-4

Personal planner, 1991 Box 17 Folder 5-6

Personal planner, 1992 Box 17 Folder 7-8

Personal planner, 1993 Box 17 Folder 9-10

Personal planner, 1994 Box 17 Folder 11-12

Personal planner, 1995 Box 17 Folder 13-14

Personal planner, 1996 Box 17 Folder 15-16

Personal planner, 1997 Box 17 Folder 17-18

Personal planner, 1999 Box 17 Folder 19

Phone numbers and messages, 1982 Box 18 Folder 1

A Physical Development Program for the Grand Circus Park Box 18 Folder 2 Development Association, October 1979 Scope and Contents Hy Dooha

Press releases and statements, 1981 Box 18 Folder 3

Prisons, 1977-1980 Box 18 Folder 4

Proposed Wayne County Storm Water Management Program, Box 18 Folder 5 February 4, 2000

Proposition B - millage, 1974 Box 18 Folder 6

Racism, 1966-1968 Box 18 Folder 7

Racism and agencies, 1965-1968 Box 18 Folder 8

Rat control, 1978-1980 Box 18 Folder 9

Redlining, 1976-1980 Box 18 Folder 10

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Box 18 Folder 11

Resolutions, 1975 Box 18 Folder 12

Resolutions, 1976 Box 18 Folder 13

Resolutions, 1977 Box 18 Folder 14

Resolutions, 1978 Box 18 Folder 15

Resolutions to be written, 1978 Box 18 Folder 16

Resolutions, 1979 Box 18 Folder 17

Resolutions, 1980 Box 18 Folder 18

Resolutions, 1981 Box 18 Folder 19-20

Resolutions, 1984-1985 Box 19 Folder 1

Resolutions, 1984-1987 Box 19 Folder 2-3

Resolutions A-L, 1992 Box 19 Folder 4-6

Resolutions, 1997 Box 19 Folder 7-9

Seattle Legislative Department Comparative Study, 1997 Box 19 Folder 10

Shelter licensing, 1995-2001 Box 19 Folder 11

Southeast Michigan Council of Governments (SEMCOG), 2003 Box 19 Folder 12

Southeast Michigan Fair Budget Coalition (SEMFBC), 1984 Box 19 Folder 13

Southeast Michigan Fair Budget Coalition (SEMFBC), Box 19 Folder 14-15 1985-1989

Southeast Michigan Fair Budget Coalition (SEMFBC), 1986 Box 19 Folder 16

Southeast Michigan Fair Budget Coalition (SEMFBC): Banking Box 19 Folder 17 and budget, 1983-1984

Southeast Michigan Fair Budget Coalition (SEMFBC): Box 19 Folder 18 Correspondence, 1986

Southeast Michigan Fair Budget Coalition (SEMFBC): Minutes, Box 19 Folder 19 agendas, and meeting, 1986

Southeast Michigan Fair Budget Coalition (SEMFBC): Phoning Box 19 Folder 20 Committee, 1985

Staff - Hannah Ellery, 1977-1978 Box 20 Folder 1

Staff - Hannah Ellery, 1978-1980 Box 20 Folder 2

Staff files - Sara, 1991-2004 Box 20 Folder 3-4

Staff meetings, 1978-1980 Box 20 Folder 5

Staff organization, 1978-1980 Box 20 Folder 6

Staff, resume, notes, speeches, and memos, 1994-2004 Box 20 Folder 7

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Study of Services to Deal with Poverty in Detroit, MI, March Box 20 Folder 8 1965

Tax limitation, 1978 Box 20 Folder 9

Temple Towers, 1998-2000 Box 20 Folder 10

Tri-County Summit Task Force Reports, April 22, 1999 Box 20 Folder 11

UNICEF, 1984-1986 Box 20 Folder 12-13

UNICEF, 1986-1989 Box 20 Folder 14-15

UNICEF, 1989 Box 20 Folder 16

Subseries C: Wayne State University, School of Social Work Title/Description Instances 1965-1973 Box 21 Folder 1

1967-1969 Box 21 Folder 2

1968-1970 Box 21 Folder 3

1968-1971 Box 21 Folder 4-6

1971-1972 Box 21 Folder 7

1979-1984 Box 21 Folder 8

1981 Box 21 Folder 9

1981-1989 Box 21 Folder 10

1982-1983 Box 21 Folder 11

1983 Box 21 Folder 12

1983-1986 Box 21 Folder 13-15

1984-1992 Box 21 Folder 16-18

1987-1988 Box 22 Folder 1

1987-1992 Box 22 Folder 2-3

1988-1989 Box 22 Folder 4

AAUP faculty representation, 1971 Box 22 Folder 5

Admissions, 1971 Box 22 Folder 6

Advisorship, undated Box 22 Folder 7

Advocacy, 1966-1979 Box 22 Folder 8

Advocacy, 1972 Box 22 Folder 9

Behavior modification - SW0834, 1973 Box 22 Folder 10

Bibliographies, 1969-1971 Box 22 Folder 11

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Bibliographies for social work course, 1975-1980 Box 22 Folder 12

Block placement task force, 1970 Box 22 Folder 13

Board of Governors search committee, undated Box 22 Folder 14

Change agent, 1974-1975 Box 22 Folder 15

Change process, 1975 Box 22 Folder 16

Coalitions - United Front, 1976-1980 Box 22 Folder 17

Committee in social work, 1974-1984 Box 22 Folder 18

Community analysis, 1968 Box 22 Folder 19

Community analysis, 1974-1978 Box 22 Folder 20

Community development, 1965-1971 Box 22 Folder 21

CSW: Method, 1966-1967 Box 22 Folder 22

Community social work methods (CSW), 1972 Box 22 Folder 23

CSW: Methods I-VI, 1968-1981 Box 22 Folder 24-32

CSW: Analysis papers of "Algiers Motel Incident" and "Rivers Box 22 Folder 33 of Blood, Years of Darkenss", 1971

CSW: Assessment of instructional service - CSW I, 1974 Box 22 Folder 34

CSW: Methods class preparation for next year, 1970 Box 22 Folder 35

CSW: Exam, 1967 Box 22 Folder 36

CSW: Faculty meeting, 1979-1980 Box 22 Folder 37

CSW: Field instructor's manual, 1973 Box 22 Folder 38

CSW: Field work curriculum, 1968-1970 Box 23 Folder 1

CSW: Innovation, 1969 Box 23 Folder 2

CSW: Master file, 1969-1980 Box 23 Folder 3

CSW: Orientation, 1976-1980 Box 23 Folder 4

CSW: Methods planning, 1968-1970 Box 23 Folder 5

CSW: Sequence meeting, 1970-1973 Box 23 Folder 6

Field work sequence staff planning, 1973 Box 23 Folder 7

CSW: Student levels of achievement, undated Box 23 Folder 8

Community social work and organizational analysis, 1966-1979 Box 23 Folder 9

Conflict and conflict resolution, undated Box 23 Folder 10

Conflict - power, 1968? Box 23 Folder 11

Correspondence, 1968-1972 Box 23 Folder 12

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Box 23 Folder 13

Hy Dooha, 1978-1979 Box 23 Folder 14-15

Employment, 1980-1982 Box 23 Folder 16

Employment, 1980-1984 Box 23 Folder 17

Maryann Mahaffey Endowed Scholarship Fund in Social Work, Box 23 Folder 18 2003

Environmental base of Social Functioning, 1972 Box 23 Folder 19-20

Evaluation of instruction SW0721, 1980 Box 23 Folder 21

Evaluation of instruction SW0761, 1980 Box 23 Folder 22

Evaluation of instructor, 1978-1981 and 1989 Box 23 Folder 23

Evaluation of instructor, 1984-1987 Box 23 Folder 24

Evaluations course, 1973-1979 Box 23 Folder 25

Exams, 1966-1975 Box 23 Folder 26

Exchange, 1974 Box 23 Folder 27

Faculty affairs, 1965-1972 Box 23 Folder 28

Innovation, 1978 Box 23 Folder 29

Political and policy field placement, 1967-1971 Box 24 Folder 1

Political placements, 1967-1972 Box 24 Folder 2

Field placement - Senator Coleman Young, 1969-1971 Box 24 Folder 3

Field placement, 1970-1971 Box 24 Folder 4 Scope and Contents Task Force on Hunger and Malnutrition?

Field placement , 1971 Box 24 Folder 5 Scope and Contents American Civil Liberties Union; New Detroit - survey of resources for Detroit

Field placement, 1972-1973 Box 24 Folder 6-7 Scope and Contents Task Force on Hunger and Malnutrition

Field placement, 1973-1974 Box 24 Folder 8 Scope and Contents Representative Alma Stallworth; Jackson OEO and lettuce boycotts; Comprehensive Health Planning Council - Page 23- Guide to the Maryann Mahaffey Papers UP001514

of Southeastern Michigan; Bernard Horwich Jewish Community Center

Field placemnet, 1979 Box 24 Folder 9 Scope and Contents St Peter Claver Community House; The Sanctuary

Field placement, 1982-1984 Box 24 Folder 10

Field placement - city council, 1983 Box 24 Folder 11

Field placement, 1987 Box 24 Folder 12 Scope and Contents Lula Belle Stewart Center; Virginia Park community; Merillac Hall/Louise Hall

Field placement, 1988-1989 Box 24 Folder 13 Scope and Contents Paul Martin Home for Boys; Neighborhood Service Organization (NSO)-Concord; Ennis Center for Children

Field placement, 1989 Box 24 Folder 14-15 Scope and Contents Haven; Rape Counseling Center at Detroit Receiving Hospital; Alternatives for Girls; Henry Ford Hospital Department of Social Work; Woodside Medical, Inc.; Judson Center; Family Bereavement Center at Frank Murphy Hall of Justice Victim Center; Neighborhood Service Organization (NSO)- Geriatric Screening and Outpatient Service; The Children's Center; Macomb County Community Mental health Partial Day Services; Jewish Family Service; Community Services of Oakland; Bio Medical Application of Detroit; Macomb County Senior Service Center; Camp Oakland; Paul Martin Home for Boys; Whole Life Program; Crossroads; Dexter Elmhurst Center and Northwest Activity Center; Daybreak; Common Ground; Boysville of Michigan - Calrini Center; Oakland County Children's Village; Wolverine Human Services - St Jude's Home for Boys; St Clair County Department of Social Services; United Community Services, Inc.; Franklin Settlement; American Indian Services; Most Hoy Trinty School; Henry Ford Hospital; Detroit Receiving Hospital Rape Counseling Center; Common Ground - The Nurturing Program; Alternatives for Girls; Detroit Health Department - substance abuse; Judson Center - Foster care and adoption department; Frank Murphy Hall of Justice - Victim Services; Vida Latino; Detroit CIty Council; Dearborn

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Heights Human Service Center; Bon Secours Nursing Care Center; Boysville - Xavier Center

Field placement, 1989 Box 25 Folder 1-2 Scope and Contents Haven; Rape Counseling Center at Detroit Receiving Hospital; Alternatives for Girls; Henry Ford Hospital Department of Social Work; Woodside Medical, Inc.; Judson Center; Family Bereavement Center at Frank Murphy Hall of Justice Victim Center; Neighborhood Service Organization (NSO)- Geriatric Screening and Outpatient Service; The Children's Center; Macomb County Community Mental health Partial Day Services; Jewish Family Service; Community Services of Oakland; Bio Medical Application of Detroit; Macomb County Senior Service Center; Camp Oakland; Paul Martin Home for Boys; Whole Life Program; Crossroads; Dexter Elmhurst Center and Northwest Activity Center; Daybreak; Common Ground; Boysville of Michigan - Calrini Center; Oakland County Children's Village; Wolverine Human Services - St Jude's Home for Boys; St Clair County Department of Social Services; United Community Services, Inc.; Franklin Settlement; American Indian Services; Most Hoy Trinty School; Henry Ford Hospital; Detroit Receiving Hospital Rape Counseling Center; Common Ground - The Nurturing Program; Alternatives for Girls; Detroit Health Department - substance abuse; Judson Center - Foster care and adoption department; Frank Murphy Hall of Justice - Victim Services; Vida Latino; Detroit CIty Council; Dearborn Heights Human Service Center; Bon Secours Nursing Care Center; Boysville - Xavier Center

Student placement, Fall 1989 Box 25 Folder 3

Field work evaluation, 1978-1979 Box 25 Folder 4

Field placement - faculty advisor Mahaffey, 1982 Box 25 Folder 5

Group observation: Detroit City Council November-December Box 25 Folder 6 1976

Group work and CSW joint meeting 1971 Box 25 Folder 15

Group process, 1970-1980 Box 25 Folder 8-9

Human behavior and social environment, June 1973 Box 25 Folder 10

Miscellaneous, 1962-1989 Box 25 Folder 11-12

Notes, 1974-1988 Box 25 Folder 13-15

Shirley Nuss, 1983-1986 Box 25 Folder 16

Organizational analysis , 1968-1970 Box 25 Folder 17

Organizational analysis, 1971-1978 Box 25 Folder 18

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Organizational analysis comparison of models, 1976 Box 25 Folder 19

Papers - Henderson and Hood, undated Box 25 Folder 20 Scope and Contents "The Case Study of Equal Justice Council" by Erma L Henderson; "What Could be Done to Better Police-Black Relations" by James A Hood

Personal activity report, 1981-1987 Box 26 Folder 1

Planning and citizen involvement in planning, 1975 Box 26 Folder 2

Planning - policy formation, 1979-1980 Box 26 Folder 3

Political processes, 1967-1972 Box 26 Folder 4 Scope and Contents Cockrel, Ravitz, Halpern, etc

Political processes and CSW practice, 1970, 1972 Box 26 Folder 5

Political process lobbying, 1980 Box 26 Folder 6

Political process and social work class, 1980-1982 Box 26 Folder 7

Politics and lobbying, 1972 and 1980 Box 26 Folder 8

Politics and economics - Chrysler, undated Box 26 Folder 9

Politics - election process, 1980 Box 26 Folder 10

Politics - fundraising, 1980 Box 26 Folder 11

Politics - issue politics, 1980 Box 26 Folder 12

Politics - justice system, 1983 Box 26 Folder 13

Politics - Legislative bodies in action, 1980 Box 26 Folder 14

Politics - Legislative conference, March 18, 1967 Box 26 Folder 15

Politics - Organziational involvement PACE, 1978-1980 Box 26 Folder 16

Politics - skills and tools, 1973-1980 Box 26 Folder 17

Power, 1978 Box 26 Folder 18

Problem solving, 1983-1984 Box 26 Folder 19

Recording - case examples, 1967-1969 Box 26 Folder 20-21 Scope and Contents Detroit Public Schools

Recording - guides, principles, etc, 1971 Box 26 Folder 22

Recording, 1976-1977 Box 26 Folder 23

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Report for Re-accreditation Review Volume I - School of Social Box 26 Folder 24 Work, September 1967

Retirement, 1990 Box 26 Folder 25

Hartford Smith, 1985-1986 Box 26 Folder 26

Social planning, 1968 Box 26 Folder 27

Social Welfare Policy Curricular Committee (SWOPS), 1982 Box 26 Folder 28

Social work reference, 1966-1988 Box 27 Folder 1

Social work reference, 1974-1988 Box 27 Folder 2

Student levels of achievement tentative schema, 1973 Box 27 Folder 3

Supervision, 1979 Box 27 Folder 4

SW302 Social work practice methods, 1988-1989 Box 27 Folder 5

SW401 and others, 1983-1988 Box 27 Folder 6

SW402, 1984-1989 Box 27 Folder 7

SW705 materials, 1985 Box 27 Folder 8

Systems analysis, 1971 Box 27 Folder 9

To-do, undated Box 27 Folder 10

Tour route - Detroit, 1974 Box 27 Folder 11

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Series II: Elections and campaigns Title/Description Instances Politics and election, 1968 Box 27 Folder 12

Regional government, 1969-1973 Box 27 Folder 13

Campaigns, 1970 Box 27 Folder 14

Campaign finances, 1970 Box 27 Folder 15

Campaign to-do, 1970 Box 27 Folder 16

Maiden name notes, 1970 Box 27 Folder 17

Maryann campaign political, 1970 Box 27 Folder 18

Politics, 1970 Box 27 Folder 19

Politics and election, 1970 (maiden name) Box 27 Folder 20

Campaign, 1970 and 1973 Box 27 Folder 21

Campaign - MG and Casey, Inc, 1970-1976 Box 27 Folder 22

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McGovern - Shriver, 1972 Box 27 Folder 23

Campaign and YWCA, 1972-1973 Box 27 Folder 24

Campaign and election miscellaneous, 1972-1997 Box 27 Folder 25

Politics, 1972-1973 Box 27 Folder 26-27

Campaign - Detroit City Council, 1973 Box 28 Folder 1-5

Campaign - Art for Mahaffey, 1973 Box 28 Folder 6

Campaign expenses, 1973 Box 28 Folder 7-8

Campaign finances, 1973 Box 28 Folder 9-17

Campaign fundraising, 1973 Box 28 Folder 18

Campaign - Erma Henderson, 1973 Box 28 Folder 19

Campaign - Photograph proofs and prints, 1973 Box 28 Folder 20

Citizens for Mahaffey, 1973 Box 28 Folder 21

Politics and election, 1973 Box 28 Folder 22

Campaign finances, 1974 Box 28 Folder 23

Campaign and election miscellaneous, 1976-1982 Box 28 Folder 24

Campaign contributions, 1977 Box 28 Folder 25

Nominating petition, 1977 Box 28 Folder 26

PAC meeting materials, 1977 Box 28 Folder 27

Carl Levin and 1978 election, 1977-1978 Box 28 Folder 28

Carl Levin, undated Box 28 Folder 29

Friends of Maryann Mahaffey - Advisory Committee meeting, Box 28 Folder 30 January 30, 1979

Detroit Economic Growth Council, 1980 Box 28 Folder 31

Campaign and election, 1981 Box 28 Folder 32

Campaign and social work, 1981 Box 28 Folder 33

Local politics and campaigns, 1968-1970 Box 29 Folder 1-3

Campaigns, 1982 Box 29 Folder 4

Mahaffey for Congress, 1982 Box 29 Folder 5

U.S. Congress 17th District: Announcement and filing petition, Box 29 Folder 6 1982

U.S. Congress 17th District: Campaign correspondence, 1982 Box 29 Folder 7

U.S. Congress 17th District: Campaign notes by Mahaffey, 1982 Box 29 Folder 8

U.S. Congress 17th District: Candidates, 1982 Box 29 Folder 9

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U.S. Congress 17th District: Contributors, 1982 Box 29 Folder 10

U.S. Congress 17th District: Election day statement, August 10, Box 29 Folder 11 1982

U.S. Congress 17th District: Endorsement replies, 1982 Box 29 Folder 12

U.S. Congress 17th District: Endorsement requests, 1982 Box 29 Folder 13

U.S. Congress 17th District: Fundraisers, 1982 Box 29 Folder 14

U.S. Congress 17th District: Incoming letters, 1982 Box 29 Folder 15

U.S. Congress 17th District: Sander Levin, 1982 Box 29 Folder 16

U.S. Congress 17th District: Literature and spot announcements, Box 29 Folder 17 1982

U.S. Congress 17th District: Mailing lists Box 29 Folder 18-32

U.S. Congress 17th District: Sister Agnes Mary Monsour, 1982 Box 29 Folder 33

U.S. Congress 17th District: Miscellaneous, 1982 Box 29 Folder 34-35

U.S. Congress 17th District: Newspapers and press releases, 1982 Box 29 Folder 36

U.S. Congress 17th District: Outgoing letters, 1982 Box 29 Folder 37

U.S. Congress 17th District: Questionnaires, 1982 Box 29 Folder 38

U.S. Congress 17th District: Receipts and disbursements, 1982 Box 29 Folder 39

U.S. Congress 17th District: Doug Ross, 1982 Box 29 Folder 40

U.S. Congress 17th District: Telephone calls, 1982 Box 29 Folder 41

U.S. Congress 17th District: Vita/resume for campaign, 1982 Box 29 Folder 42

U.S. Congress 17th District: Volunteers, 1982 Box 29 Folder 43

Campaign, 1989 Box 30 Folder 1

Campaign committee, 1989 Box 30 Folder 2

Campaign committee, 1989 and 1993 Box 30 Folder 3

Campaign and election, 1989 Box 30 Folder 4

Campaigns and peace, 1989 Box 30 Folder 5

Churches, 1989 Box 30 Folder 6

District lender meeting, 1989 Box 30 Folder 7

Eastside district meeting, 1989 Box 30 Folder 8

House parties, 1989 Box 30 Folder 9

Lists, 1989 Box 30 Folder 10

Poll supervisor instructions, 1989 Box 30 Folder 11

Poll instructions - District 24, 1989 Box 30 Folder 12

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Precinct delegates, 1989 Box 30 Folder 13-14

Campaign, 1992-1993 Box 30 Folder 15

Historic Brush Park Homeowners Association fundraiser, Box 30 Folder 16 September 24, 1993

Elections - miscellaneous, 1993 Box 30 Folder 17

Sunrise breakfast list, October 30, 1993 Box 30 Folder 18

Donors and fundraising, 1995 Box 30 Folder 19

Campaign questionnaires, 1997, 2001, and 2005 Box 30 Folder 20

Maryann Mahaffey bio info, 2001 Box 30 Folder 21

Campaign, 2001 Box 30 Folder 22-23

Congrats elections, 2001 Box 30 Folder 24

Endorsements, 2001 Box 30 Folder 25

Events and appearances, 2001 Box 30 Folder 26

Fundraising general, 2001 Box 30 Folder 27

Marilyn Mullane letter, 2001 Box 30 Folder 28

Other candidates literature, 2001 Box 30 Folder 29

Website, 2001 Box 30 Folder 30

Campaign - biographical information for Maryann and Hy, 2005 Box 30 Folder 31

Campaign and election, undated Box 30 Folder 32

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Series III: Miscellaneous files Title/Description Instances 1960, 1966-1974 Box 31 Folder 1-2

1961-1969 Box 31 Folder 3 Scope and Contents race, lobbyist, sexism, hospitals, writings and interviews

1967-1970 Box 31 Folder 4

1968-1974 Box 31 Folder 5

1969 Box 31 Folder 6-7

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Scope and Contents Community activities and reports (Martin Luther King), Detroit education; Legislative and New Detroit Committee materials, New Bethel Church

1970-1972 Box 31 Folder 8

1972-1987 Box 31 Folder 9

1974-1989 Box 31 Folder 10

1976-1978 Box 31 Folder 11

1977 Box 31 Folder 12

1977-1983 Box 31 Folder 13-14 Scope and Contents peace, women, USSR trip, Detroit, etc

1977-1986 Box 32 Folder 1

1978 Box 32 Folder 2

1978-1980 Box 32 Folder 3

1979-1984 Box 32 Folder 4

1980-1981 and 1985 Box 33 Folder 1

1980-1982 Box 33 Folder 2

1982-1984 Box 33 Folder 3

1984 Box 33 Folder 4

1984-1985 Box 33 Folder 5

1985 Box 33 Folder 6-9 Scope and Contents Includes WJR interview

1985-1989 Box 33 Folder 10

1987-1989 Box 33 Folder 11-12

1987-1993 Box 34 Folder 1

1988 Box 34 Folder 2

1988-1989 Box 34 Folder 3

1988-1992 Box 34 Folder 4

1989 Box 34 Folder 5-6

1989-1990 Box 34 Folder 7

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1989-1990, 1996-1997 Box 34 Folder 8

1992 Box 34 Folder 9-10

1992-1994 Box 34 Folder 11-12

Correspondence and notes, 1967-1973 Box 35 Folder 1

Correspondence which Mahaffey kept, 1968-1972 Box 35 Folder 2-3 Scope and Contents NASW, WSU, etc

Correspondence which Mahaffey kept, 1972-1975 Box 35 Folder 4 Scope and Contents NASW, WSU, etc

Letters regarding Mahaffey's being considered for Secretary of Box 35 Folder 5 HEW, 1976

Detroit, Wayne State University, correspondence, 1978-1983 Box 35 Folder 6

Dictation rough notes, 1968 Box 35 Folder 7

Dictation to-do, undated Box 35 Folder 8

General to-do, 1972 Box 35 Folder 9

Memos, 1974 Box 35 Folder 10

NASW, social work, and Wayne State University, 1970-1972 Box 35 Folder 11

NASW and social work, 1974, 1980 Box 35 Folder 12

Notes, 1972-1973 Box 35 Folder 13

Rough notes, 1973 Box 35 Folder 14

Notes and reference - Social work and Japanese American redress, Box 35 Folder 15 1984-1985

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Series IV: Organizations and involvement

Subseries A: Maryann Mahaffey Title/Description Instances American Orthopsychiatric Association (AOA), 1982 Box 35 Folder 16

American Orthopsychiatric Association (AOA), 1983-1985 Box 35 Folder 17-18

American Orthopsychiatric Association (AOA), 1984-1985 Box 36 Folder 1-3

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American Orthopsychiatric Association (AOA), 1985 Box 36 Folder 4

American Orthopsychiatric Association (AOA), 1985-1987 Box 36 Folder 5-6

American Orthopsychiatric Association (AOA), 1985-1993 Box 36 Folder 7-8

American Orthopsychiatric Association (AOA), 1987-1988 Box 36 Folder 9

American Orthopsychiatric Association (AOA), 1987-1991 Box 36 Folder 10-11

AOA: Board meeting, June 17-19, 1984 Box 36 Folder 12

AOA: Survey responses, 1985 Box 37 Folder 1

Annual State Legislative Conference and Coleman Young Box 38 Folder 1-2 Advisory Committee, 1966-1973

Annual State Legislative Conference, 1969-1972 Box 38 Folder 3

Legislative Conference task force subcommittee, 1968-1969 Box 38 Folder 4

Legislative conference task forces, February 8, 1969 Box 38 Folder 5

Annual State Legislative Conference, 1970 Box 38 Folder 6-7

Association of Social Workers, 1976-1993 Box 38 Folder 8

Bertha C Reynolds Centennial Committee, 1985 Box 38 Folder 9

Bertha Capan Reynolds Society, 1975, 1985-1988 Box 38 Folder 10

Children's Aid Society, 1988-1989 Box 38 Folder 11

Citizens Police Trial Board, 1969 Box 38 Folder 12

Citizens Police Trial Board and Fourth state senatorial district Box 38 Folder 13 legislative conference, 1968

Citizens Police Trial Board and fourth state senatorial district Box 38 Folder 14-15 legislative conference, 1969-1970

Coalition of American Public Employees (CAPE), 1975 Box 38 Folder 16

Council on Social Work Education, 1974-1977 Box 38 Folder 17

Democratic Party Women's Caucus, 1973 Box 38 Folder 18

Democratic Women's Caucus, 1973 Box 38 Folder 19-20

Democratic Women's Caucus - Legislative committee, April 23, Box 38 Folder 21 1973

Democratic party Women's Caucus - minutes, 1973 Box 38 Folder 22

Democratic Women's Caucus - Structure and fall meeting, 1973 Box 38 Folder 23

Democratic Women's Coordinating Committee, 1973 Box 38 Folder 24

Department of Social Services administrators, 1986 Box 38 Folder 25

Department of Social Services - Lil Tabor, 1986 Box 38 Folder 26

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Detroit National Welfare Rights Organization (NWRO) - Box 38 Folder 27 Friends Group, 1968

Detroit Task Force on Hunger and Malnutrition, 1970-1973 Box 39 Folder 1

Detroit Task Force on Hunger and Malnutrition, 1970-1972 Box 39 Folder 2

Detroit Task Force on Hunger and Malnutrition, 1971-1973 Box 39 Folder 3-4

Detroit Task Force on Hunger and Malnutrition: Annual report Box 39 Folder 5 and interim, March 1971

Detroit Task Force on Hunger and Malnutrition: Case histories, Box 39 Folder 6 1971?

Detroit Task Force on Hunger and Malnutrition: Food stamp Box 39 Folder 7 admin, 1971-1972

Food stamp petitions, 1973 Box 39 Folder 8-9

Detroit Task Force on Hunger and Malnutrition: Press releases, Box 39 Folder 10 1971-1973

Detroit Task Force on Hunger and Malnutrition: Public hearings Box 39 Folder 11 task force sponsored, 1971

Detroit Task Force on Hunger and Malnutrition: Supplemental Box 39 Folder 12 feeding, 1971-9173

Detroit Task Force on Hunger and Malnutrition: Supplemental Box 39 Folder 13 feeding conference, 1971

First Amendment Foundation, 1990-2001 Box 39 Folder 14

Greater Detroit Memorial Society, 1970-1971 Box 39 Folder 15

Greater Detroit Memorial Society, 1971-1984 Box 39 Folder 16

Group Health Plan of Southeast Michigan - Board of Directors Box 39 Folder 17 meeting, May 20, 1986

Group Health Plan of Michigan Board of Directors, 1986-1988 Box 39 Folder 18-22

Human Services Forum - Committee on Correspondence on Box 40 Folder 1 Human Services, 1982-1983

International Conference Dialogue for Disarmament and Détente Box 40 Folder 2 - The Vienna Dialogue, January 29-February 1, 1982

International Federation of Social Workers (IFSW), 1982-1984 Box 40 Folder 3

IFSW, 1984-1986 Box 40 Folder 4

IFSW, 1985 Box 40 Folder 5

IFSW, 1985-1986 Box 40 Folder 6

IFSW, 1986 Box 40 Folder 7

IFSW, 1986-1989 Box 40 Folder 8

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IFSW: Switzerland, August 1985 Box 40 Folder 10

IFSW: Tokyo, August 25-27, 1986 Box 40 Folder 11

IFSW: Tokyo Conferences on Social Welfare, 1986 Box 40 Folder 12

IFSW-NASW Election Committee correspondence, 1985-1986 Box 40 Folder 13

International organizations and conferences, 1985-1986 Box 40 Folder 14

Japanese American Citizens League, 1978-1979 Box 40 Folder 15

Jewish Community Center - Jewish Parents Institute, 1966? Box 40 Folder 16

Jewish Parents Institute, 1963 Box 40 Folder 17

Jobs with Peace, 1986 Box 40 Folder 18

Legislative Conference Committee, 1967-1971 Box 40 Folder 19

Liberal Conference of 17th District Democratic Party, Box 40 Folder 20 1970-1971

Liberal Conference of 17th District Democratic Party, Box 40 Folder 21-22 1971-1972

Michigan Associations for Emotionally Disturbed Children, Box 41 Folder 1 1972

Michigan Committee on Law and Housing, 1969 Box 41 Folder 2

Michigan Democratic Caucus Membership, 1974-1975 Box 41 Folder 3

Michigan Democratic Party and women's caucus, 1973 Box 41 Folder 4

Michigan Democratic Party Women's Caucus, 1973 Box 41 Folder 5

Michigan Democratic Party Women's Caucus, 1973 Box 41 Folder 6

Michigan Democratic Party Women's Caucus - capitol woman, Box 41 Folder 7 1973

Michigan Democratic Party Women's Caucus - summary, 1973 Box 41 Folder 8

Michigan Democratic Southeastern Women's Coalition, 1975 Box 41 Folder 9

Michigan Democratic Women's Caucus by-laws, 1974 Box 41 Folder 10

Michigan State Democrats Women's Caucus, 1973 Box 41 Folder 11

Michigan Municipal League, 2001-2003 Box 41 Folder 12

Michigan Social Work Council, 1969-1970 Box 41 Folder 13

Michigan Social Work Council, 1969-1971 Box 41 Folder 14-15

Michigan Social Work Council, 1973-1974 Box 41 Folder 16

Michigan Social Work Council, 1973-1975 Box 41 Folder 17

Michigan Social Work Council testimony on welfare before Box 41 Folder 18 Appropriations Subcommittee, April 7, 1970

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Scope and Contents NASW

Michigan Social Work Council and NASW Detroit Chapter Box 41 Folder 19-20 reorganization, 1973-1976

Michigan Statewide Nutrition Commission - emergency food Box 41 Folder 21 survey, undated

Michigan Women Coordinating Committee agenda, 1975 Box 41 Folder 22

Michigan Women's Political Caucus, 1972-1973 Box 41 Folder 23

Miscellaneous, 1968-1971 Box 41 Folder 24-26

Miscellaneous, 1968-1987 Box 42 Folder 1

Miscellaneous, 1978-1987 Box 42 Folder 2

Conferences, 1969, 1984-1989 Box 42 Folder 3-4

National Association of Social Workers (NASW), 1966-1970 Box 42 Folder 5

NASW, 1966-1971 Box 42 Folder 6

NASW, 1967-1969 Box 42 Folder 7

NASW, 1967-1973 Box 42 Folder 8

NASW, 1969-1970 (1-2 of 4 folders) Box 42 Folder 9-10

NASW, 1969-1970 (3-4 of 4 folders) Box 43 Folder 1-2

NASW, 1969-1971 Box 43 Folder 3

NASW, 1971-1973 Box 43 Folder 4

NASW, 1972 Box 43 Folder 5

NASW, 1973 Box 43 Folder 6

NASW, 1973-1976 Box 43 Folder 7

NASW, 1974, 1976-1977 Box 43 Folder 8

NASW, 1984 Box 43 Folder 9

NASW, 1985-1992 Box 43 Folder 10-11

NASW, 1992 Box 43 Folder 12

NASW: 3rd party payment, 1980-1984 Box 43 Folder 13

NASW: Affirmative action, 1977 Box 43 Folder 14

NASW: Appointments, 1974-1975 Box 43 Folder 15

NASW: Board of Directors, 1974-1977 Box 43 Folder 16

NASW: Board of Directors meeting, January 11-13, 1973 Box 43 Folder 17-18

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NASW: Board of Directors meeting, June 29-30, 1973 Box 44 Folder 1-2

NASW: Board of Directors meeting, January 10-12, 1974 Box 44 Folder 4-6

NASW: Board of Directors meeting binder, April 25-28, 1974 Box 44 Folder 3

NASW: Board of Directors meeting, April 25-28, 1974 Box 44 Folder 7-9

NASW: Board of Directors meeting, December 12-14, 1974 Box 44 Folder 10

NASW: Board of Directors meeting, April 1975 Box 44 Folder 11

NASW: Board of Directors meeting, June 19-21, 1975 Box 44 Folder 12-13

NASW: Board of Directors meeting, October 8-10, 1975 Box 44 Folder 14-18

NASW: Board of Directors meeting, April 1-3, 1976 Box 45 Folder 1

NASW: Board of Directors meeting, June 10-12, 1976 Box 45 Folder 2-3

NASW: Board of Directors meeting, October 19-20, 1976 Box 45 Folder 4

NASW: Board of Directors meeting, February 4-5, 1977 Box 45 Folder 5-7

NASW: Board of Directors meeting, June 23-24, 1977 Box 45 Folder 8

NASW: Carter administration position recommendations, 1977? Box 45 Folder 9

NASW: Committee of 68, 1968 Box 45 Folder 10

NASW: Committees general information, 1975-1978 Box 45 Folder 11

NASW: Correspondence, 1969 Box 45 Folder 12

NASW: Correspondence, 1973-1975 Box 45 Folder 13

NASW: correspondence, 1973-1976 Box 45 Folder 14

NASW: Correspondence, 1974-1977 Box 45 Folder 15

NASW: Correspondence, 1994-1995 Box 45 Folder 16

NASW: Correspondence Executive Director, 1975-1977 Box 45 Folder 17

NASW: Delegate assembly, April 18-21, 1971 Box 45 Folder 18

NASW: Delegate assembly, May 3-6, 1973 Box 46 Folder 1

NASW, Delegate assembly, 1973-1977 Box 46 Folder 2

NASW: Code of ethics and standards, 1974-1976 Box 46 Folder 3

NASW: Executive Committee meeting, July 26-27, 1973 Box 46 Folder 4

NASW: Executive Committee meeting, October 4-5, 1973 Box 46 Folder 5

NASW: Executive Committee, November 22-23, 1974 Box 46 Folder 6

NASW: Executive Committee meeting, January 31-February 1, Box 46 Folder 7 1975

NASW: Executive Committee meeting, March 8-9, 1975 Box 46 Folder 8

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Box 46 Folder 9

NASW: Executive Committee meeting, February 26-27, 1976 Box 46 Folder 10

NASW: Executive Committee meeting, May 27-28, 1976 Box 46 Folder 11

NASW: Executive Committee meeting, January 7-8, 1977 Box 46 Folder 12-13

NASW: Executive Committee meeting, May 14-15, 1977 Box 46 Folder 14

NASW: Executive Committee finance material, May 14-15, Box 46 Folder 15 1977

NASW: Finance Committee, 1975 Box 46 Folder 16

NASW: Finance Committee report, June 20-22, 1974 Box 46 Folder 17

NASW: Grant proposals, 1968 Box 46 Folder 18

NASW: Health care, 1975-1977 Box 46 Folder 19

NASW: Housing and Urban Policy Task Force, 1977-1978 Box 46 Folder 20

NASW: Insurance, 1975-1977 Box 46 Folder 21

NASW: Invitations, 1974-1977 Box 46 Folder 22

NASW: Arabella Martinez, undated Box 46 Folder 23

NASW: Legislation, 1971 Box 46 Folder 24

NASW: Licensing of social workers, 1967-1977 Box 46 Folder 25

NASW: Lists and directories, 1971-1977 Box 47 Folder 1

NASW: Member retirement trust agreement and declaration of Box 47 Folder 2 trusts, 1975

NASW: Miscellaneous, 1968-1978 Box 47 Folder 3 Scope and Contents Board of Directors 1978; Chapter action guides; Education Legislation Action Group (ELAN)

NASW: Miscellaneous, 1973-1977 Box 47 Folder 4

NASW: National Program Committee, 1975 Box 47 Folder 5

NASW: National Program Committee, March 6-7, 1976 Box 47 Folder 6

NASW: Nominations and Leadership Identifications Committee Box 47 Folder 7 (NILC) workshop, August 24, 1988

NASW: Notes on policy, 1972 Box 47 Folder 8

NASW: PACE and ELAN, 1976-1978 Box 47 Folder 9

NASW: PACE Board of Trustees meeting, March 21, 1980 Box 47 Folder 10

Parliamentary procedures, undated Box 47 Folder 11

NASW: Personal, 1975-1977 Box 47 Folder 12 - Page 38- Guide to the Maryann Mahaffey Papers UP001514

NASW: Political action for candidate election - Trustees Box 47 Folder 13 meeting, August 11, 1976

NASW: Post-conference tour, 1972 Box 47 Folder 14

NASW: Press releases, 1972 Box 47 Folder 15

NASW: Professional symposium, 1975 Box 47 Folder 16

NASW: Professional Standards Review Organization, Box 47 Folder 17 1975-1976

NASW: Program Committee meeting, December 12-13, 1976 Box 47 Folder 18

NASW: Public Relations Committee, 1972-1973 Box 47 Folder 19

NASW: Public Relations Committee manual draft, January 22, Box 47 Folder 20 1973

NASW: Public Relations Committee, March 16, 1973 Box 47 Folder 21

NASW: Publications, 1974-1976 Box 47 Folder 22

NASW: Register of clinical social workers, 1975 Box 47 Folder 23

NASW: Retreat, 1974 Box 47 Folder 24-25

NASW: Social policy, 1972-1977 Box 48 Folder 1

NASW: Social policy national platform, 1966-1977 Box 48 Folder 2

NASW: Staff utilization, 1965 Box 48 Folder 1

NASW: Standards for agencies Title XX and White House Box 48 Folder 2 meeting on women, 1974-1977

NASW: Surveys,undated Box 48 Folder 3

NASW: Survey responses, umdated Box 48 Folder 4

NASW: To-do, 1972 Box 48 Folder 5

NASW: Treasurers workshop, Fall 1976 Box 48 Folder 6

NASW: Welfare policy, 1971 Box 48 Folder 7

NASW: Women, 1973 Box 48 Folder 8

NASW Metro Detroit Chapter, 1973-1974 Box 48 Folder 9

NASW Metro Detroit Chapter, 1974-1976 Box 48 Folder 10-11

NASW: Metro Detroit Chapter: Department of Human Box 48 Folder 12-13 Resources, 1974

NASW Metro Detroit Chapter: Finances, 1974-1975 Box 48 Folder 14

NASW Metro Detroit Chapter: Newsletter, 1973-1974 Box 48 Folder 15

NASW Metro Detroit Chapter: Peace and Disarmament Box 48 Folder 16-17 Commission, 1954-1971

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NASW Metro Detroit Chapter and Michigan Social Work Box 48 Folder 18 Council, 1973-1975

NASW Michigan Chapter: By-laws, undated Box 48 Folder 19

NASW Michigan Chapter: Organization, 1976 Box 48 Folder 20

National League of Cities Resolutions, 1986 (Booklet) Box 49 Folder 1

National League of Cities National Municipal Policy, 1987 Box 49 Folder 2 (Booklet)

National League of Cities Resolutions, 1987 (Booklet) Box 49 Folder 3

National League of Cities Human Development Steering Box 49 Folder 4 Committee meeting, May 30-31, 1985

National League of Cities Human Development Steering Box 49 Folder 5 Committee meeting, May 15-16, 1986

National League of Cities, 1987-1988 Box 49 Folder 6

National League of Cities, 1994 Box 49 Folder 7

The National League of Cities Advisory Council Summer Box 49 Folder 8 Meeting agenda notebook - Oakland, June 27-29, 2002

National Organization for Women (NOW) - Detroit sexism in Box 49 Folder 9 education, 1972

Network for Economic Rights, 1972-1973 Box 49 Folder 10

Nursing Home Consumers Organization, 1971 Box 49 Folder 11

Organizational involvement and directories, 1969-1971 Box 49 Folder 12

Selectcare Medextend Board 1987 Box 49 Folder 13

Social Welfare Workers Movement (SWWM), 1969 Box 49 Folder 14

Statewide Health Coordination Council, 1985-1987 Box 49 Folder 15-17

Statewide Health Coordination Council - orientation book, 1987 Box 49 Folder 18

Tax Justice Project, 1973 Box 49 Folder 19

United Community Services, 1968-1971 Box 49 Folder 20

United Community Services of Metropolitan Detroit, 1970 Box 49 Folder 21

United Community Services of Metropolitan Detroit, 1970-1972 Box 49 Folder 22

United Community Services Health Committee minutes, Box 49 Folder 23 1971-1972

United Community Services of Metro Detroit, 1973 Box 49 Folder 24

United Community Services of Metropolitan Detroit, January Box 49 Folder 25 30, 1986

U.S. Committee for UNICEF Nucleus Advisory Council, 1985 Box 49 Folder 26

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Box 50 Folder 1

Women's Caucus, 1971-1972 Box 50 Folder 2

Women's Caucus - 1st District, 1975 Box 50 Folder 3

Women's Caucus - 17th District, 1972-1975 Box 50 Folder 4

Women: Democratic State Caucus, 1974-1975 Box 50 Folder 5

Women's political caucuses, 1971 Box 50 Folder 6

Women political caucuses, 1971-1972 Box 50 Folder 7

Women political caucuses, 1973 Box 50 Folder 8

YWCA personnel, 1971-1973 Box 50 Folder 9

YWCA Downtown Board of Management - Social Action Box 50 Folder 10 Committee: Convocation '72 Urban Racism, November 10-12, 1972

Subseries B: Herman 'Hy' Dooha Title/Description Instances 17th District Democratic Party, 1966 Box 50 Folder 11

Children's Orthogenic School, 1967-1969 Box 50 Folder 12-13

Children's Orthogenic School, 1969-1970 Box 50 Folder 14

Community Help in Life Development (CHILD), 1969-1971 Box 50 Folder 15

CHILD, 1970 Box 50 Folder 16

CHILD, 1970 Box 50 Folder 17

CHILD, 1970-1971 Box 50 Folder 18

CHILD, 1971 Box 50 Folder 19-20

CHILD, 1972 Box 50 Folder 21

CHILD, 1974 Box 50 Folder 22

Coordinating Council of Northwest Detroit Community Box 50 Folder 23 Councils, 1965-1967 Scope and Contents Pitcher Community Council

Detroit Teachers Credit Union, 1967-1968 Box 50 Folder 24

Detroit Teachers Credit Union, 1968 Box 50 Folder 25

Fund for Access to Integrated Residences (FAIR), 1968 Box 50 Folder 26

FAIR, 1968-1969 Box 50 Folder 27

Ferndale Co-op Inc., 1961-962 Box 51 Folder 1

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Ferndale Co-op Inc., 1962-1964 Box 51 Folder 2

Ferndale Co-op Credit Union Housing Committee, 1962-1968 Box 51 Folder 3

Forsyth, 1968 and 1972 Box 51 Folder 4

Greater Detroit Memorial Society, 1983 Box 51 Folder 5

Greater Detroit Memorial Society, 1984 Box 51 Folder 6

Interfaith Centers for Racial Justice (IFCRJ), 1973 Box 51 Folder 7

Liberal Conference of 17th District Democrats and Michigan Box 51 Folder 8 Conference of Concerned Democrats, 1968

Miscellanous, 1962-1978 Box 51 Folder 9

NASW - Metro Detroit Chapter: Treasurer, 1972-1976 Box 51 Folder 10

New Detroit, circa 1971 Box 51 Folder 11

New Detroit, 1971 and 1978 Box 51 Folder 12

New Detroit, 1973 Box 51 Folder 13

New Detroit - IBM seminar, March 13, 1974 Box 51 Folder 14

Operation Friendship, 1973-1974 Box 51 Folder 15

Operation Friendship, 1973-1975 Box 51 Folder 16

Operation Friendship, 1974-1975 Box 51 Folder 17-18

Operation Friendship - Board of Directors, 1974 Box 52 Folder 1

Operation Friendship Detroit and Wayne County, November 7, Box 52 Folder 2 1974

Pitcher Community Council, 1966 Box 52 Folder 3

SANE/FREEZE, 1989 Box 52 Folder 4

Michigan SANE/FREEZE, 1989-1990 Box 52 Folder 5

SPARE and DANWF, 1983-1988 Box 52 Folder 6

SPARE 990, 1984 Box 52 Folder 7

The Urban Alliance, 1970-1975 Box 52 Folder 8

The Urban Alliance, 1972-1973 Box 52 Folder 9

The Urban Alliance, 1974-1976 Box 52 Folder 10

The Urban Alliance, 1976 Box 52 Folder 11

The Urban Alliance, 1977 Box 52 Folder 12

Wayne Community Health Services Organization, Inc., 1985 Box 52 Folder 13

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Series V: Personal files Title/Description Instances 1952-1968 Box 52 Folder 14

1955-1956 Box 52 Folder 15

1995-1997 Box 52 Folder 16

1998-1999 Box 52 Folder 17

2001 Box 52 Folder 18

2005-2006 Box 52 Folder 19

Awards and honors, 1979, 1995-2002 Box 52 Folder 20

Certificates of appreciation, 1986-2000 Box 52 Folder 21

Biographical, 1980-1992 Box 52 Folder 22

Birthday celebrations, 1991-2005 Box 52 Folder 23

Birthday party, 1997-2005 Box 53 Folder 1

Card and letters, 1977, 1979-1982 Box 53 Folder 2

Cornell College commencement, June 3, 1946 Box 53 Folder 3

Cornell College, 1987-1990 Box 53 Folder 4

Cornell College, 1994-1998 Box 53 Folder 5

Correspondence, 1944-1948 Box 53 Folder 6

Correspondence: Poston Relocation Center - Mahaffey's letters to Box 53 Folder 7 family, July-August 1945

Correspondence: Tad, August 1945-October 1948 Box 53 Folder 8

Correspondence: Friends, 1945-1947 Box 53 Folder 9

Correspondence: Herman 'Hy' Dooha and parents, April-June Box 53 Folder 10 1950

Correspondence, 1970-1975 Box 53 Folder 11

Correspondence: Personal, 1981-1990 Box 53 Folder 12

Correspondence and notes, 1986 Box 53 Folder 13 Scope and Contents Includes World Congress International Year of Peace Conference

Correspondence, 1986-1993 Box 53 Folder 14

Correspondence: Personal, 1995-1997 Box 53 Folder 15

Correspondence: Personal, 1997-1998 Box 53 Folder 16

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Correspondence: Personal, 2003-2006 Box 53 Folder 17

Detroit Public Library Burton Historical Collection, 2002 and Box 53 Folder 18 2005

Herman 'Hy' Dooha, 1966-1967 Box 53 Folder 19

Hy Dooha, 1967-1968 Box 53 Folder 20

Hy Dooha, 1970 Box 53 Folder 21

Hy Dooha, 1973-1974 Box 53 Folder 22

Mahaffey genealogy, 1975 Box 53 Folder 23

Genealogy, 1977 Box 53 Folder 24

Genealogy, 1985 Box 53 Folder 25

Genealogy, 1989 Box 53 Folder 26

Grad school, 1951 Box 53 Folder 27

Grad school - group work, 1950 Box 53 Folder 28

Grad school - group processes, 1950 Box 53 Folder 29

Grad school - University of Southern California social work, 1950 Box 53 Folder 30 and 1955

Thesis - Factors in the Continuation or Termination of Box 54 Folder 1 Membership in Young Adult Group, June 1951 Scope and Contents Thesis by Herman Dooha

Thesis notes and materials, 1950-1951 Box 54 Folder 2

Thesis statement - Recruiting Adult Volunteers for Girl Scout Box 54 Folder 3 Troops in a Less-Chance Area proposal, December 1950

Grad school - Hy group leader, September 27, 1951 Box 54 Folder 4

Grad school - University of Michigan Ph.D. - Hy, 1967-1968 Box 54 Folder 5

Maryann references, 1968-1974 Box 54 Folder 6

Miscellaneous, 1935-1999 Box 54 Folder 7

Mugging notes, undated Box 54 Folder 8

Peace Corps - Puerto Rico, 1965 Box 54 Folder 9

Personal contracts, etc, 1962-1963 Box 54 Folder 10

Photograph - headshot, 1982? Box 54 Folder 11

Planner schedule, 1992 Box 54 Folder 12

Poston Internment Camp, 1945 Box 54 Folder 13

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Scope and Contents Photograph negatives moved to AV

Poston War Relocation Center and Japanese Americans, Box 54 Folder 14 1945-1991

Recreation, 1967-1968 Box 54 Folder 15

Scrapbook, 1972-1974 Box 65 Item 1

Scrapbook, 1973-1979 Box 66 Item 1 Scope and Contents Includes Detroit City Council photographs including images of Carl Levin, Nicholas Hood, and Erma Henderson. Also includes certificates of appreciation and recognition, campaign documents, news clippings, photographs. Photographs of note include Maryann with Erma Henderson and Gloria Steinem; Jerry Lewis Telethon 1975; Joyce Siwani. Correspondence and letters from individuals including Lord Knox, Members of Congress, State Senator, council members, New Detroit, and local organizations.

Scrapbook, 1985 Box 67 Item 1

Scrapbook, 1986 Box 67 Item 2

Scrapbook, October 1991-December 1992 Box 68 Item 1

Scrapbook, June 1994 Box 68 Item 2

Seattle and Chicago, 1949-1957 Box 54 Folder 16

Susan - Roeper School, 1969 Box 54 Folder 17

Theatre programs, 1970-1971 Box 54 Folder 18

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Series VI: Speeches, writings, and publications

Subseries A: Speeches and testimony Title/Description Instances Speeches - Maryann, 1956-1959 Box 54 Folder 19

Speech and miscellaneous idea material, 1966-1968 Box 54 Folder 20

Testimony - Michigan Public Service Commission, June 1968 Box 54 Folder 21

Speeches - Mahaffey and others, 1970-1981 Box 54 Folder 22-23

Miscellaneous, 1973 Box 54 Folder 24

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Speech before National Women's Political Education Fund, Box 54 Folder 25 1974

Testimony on Full Employment Act, March 24, 1975 Box 54 Folder 26

Miscellaneous, 1975 Box 54 Folder 27

NASW delegate assembly, 1975 Box 54 Folder 28

Speeches given by Councilwoman Mahaffey, 1975-1978 Box 54 Folder 29

Speeches - Correspondence, 1975-1979 Box 54 Folder 30

Speeches - Reference material, 1975-1982 Box 54 Folder 31

Miscellaneous 1976-1977 Box 55 Folder 1

Political aspects of social policy and planning: Implications for Box 55 Folder 2 social work education - CSEW program, March 1, 1976

Testimony on the Food Stamp Program before the House Box 55 Folder 3 Agriculture Committee - Washington, April 1, 1976

Testimony for the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Box 55 Folder 4 Social Services, May 1976

The Evolving Role of Social Workers in Sociopolitical Box 55 Folder 5 situations - Strategies and interventions - Puerto Rico, July 11, 1976

Statement before Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Box 55 Folder 6 Affairs on the community development title, April 21, 1977

The Urban Condition - League of Women Voters, April 21, Box 55 Folder 7 1977

Professional Woman Employees - National Secretaries Box 55 Folder 8 Association, April 27, 1977

Testimony on HCR150 hearing - Lansing, May 2, 1977 Box 55 Folder 9

Detroit-Wayne County Area Agency on Aging Testimony, May Box 55 Folder 10 6, 1977

NASW delegate assembly - Portland, May 24, 1977 Box 55 Folder 11

Testimony on the omnibus nursing home bill, July 22, 1977 Box 55 Folder 12

Testimony on full employment - Detroit, September 9, 1977 Box 55 Folder 13

Testimony before the Department of Health, Education, and Box 55 Folder 14 Welfare, October 19, 1977

Testimony before HEW, 1977 Box 55 Folder 15

Miscellaneous, 1977-1978 Box 55 Folder 16

Food stamp hearing, June 6, 1978 Box 55 Folder 17-18

Notes speech - Housing for the elderly, October 17, 1978 Box 55 Folder 19

International Conference on Chile - Madrid, November 8, 1978 Box 55 Folder 20 - Page 46- Guide to the Maryann Mahaffey Papers UP001514

U.S. Senate Committee on Human Services, January 31, 1979 Box 55 Folder 21

Testimony - Competitive Foods, February 6, 1979 Box 55 Folder 22

Domestic violence, police, social work, and politics: A model Box 55 Folder 23 for change, May 19, 1978 and February 16, 1979

Testimony on S.B.460, June 14, 1979 Box 55 Folder 24

Testimony - Mayor's Task Force on Hunger, September 7, 1979 Box 55 Folder 25

University of Illinois - Jane Addams School of Social Work, Box 55 Folder 26 October 11, 1979

Testimony - Shorter work week - Washington, October 24, 1979 Box 55 Folder 27

Statements - Subcommittee on Labor Standards regarding Box 55 Folder 28 H.R.1784, October 1979

Bagley Community Council, November 6, 1979 Box 55 Folder 29

Channel 2 editorial, November 16, 1979 Box 55 Folder 30

Nicaraguan reception, November 17, 1979 Box 55 Folder 31

United Community Services (UCS) speech, November 27, 1979 Box 55 Folder 32

United Community Services (UCS), December 1979 Box 55 Folder 33

Church Women United, 1979 Box 55 Folder 34

Fordham University School of Social Work, 1979? Box 55 Folder 35

Miscellaneous, 1979 Box 55 Folder 36

The Relevance of Social Work Education for Contemporary Box 55 Folder 37 Issues in Social Welfare to CSWE, 1979?

National Consumers Adv. Council, January 12, 1980 Box 55 Folder 38

Testimony - National Consumer Cooperative Bank, January 30, Box 55 Folder 39 1980

Testimony on S.B.226 before State Senate Committee on Box 55 Folder 40 Education, March 5, 1980

A Politician Creates a New Service, March 7, 1980 Box 55 Folder 41

Testimony before the House Education and labor Subcommittee Box 55 Folder 42 on Secondary Education, March 26, 1980

Midwest Sociological Society, March 31, 1980 Box 55 Folder 43

A Politician Creates a New Service - Domestic violence, police, Box 55 Folder 44 social work and Politics: A model for incremental change, March 1980

Social Workers as Politicians paper by M. Mahaffey, March 30 Box 55 Folder 45

Testimony - Public Service Commission, April 4, 1980 Box 55 Folder 46

Testimony - State Substance Abuse Committee, May 2, 1980 Box 55 Folder 47

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Testimony - Public Service Commission, May 21, 1980 Box 55 Folder 48

Politics in Families, July 1, 1980 Box 55 Folder 49

Speech - Palestine Aid Society, August 2, 1980 Box 55 Folder 50

Statement on Rules Proposed by Michigan Public Service Box 55 Folder 51 Commission (P.S.C.), August 25, 1980

1st National Conference on Social Work - Washington D.C., Box 55 Folder 52 September 15, 1980

Ladylike Charity in a Gentleman's World - NASW Women's Box 55 Folder 53 Conference, September 15, 1980

Testimony for Department of Social Services - Detroit, October Box 55 Folder 54 2, 1980

NASW - Huron Valley Chapter, October 8, 1980 Box 55 Folder 55

The Interrelationship of Domestic Social Needs in Mid-East Box 55 Folder 56 Policy - Boston, 1980

Radio or TV program - health insurance, 1980 Box 55 Folder 57

Whose Institutions are They Anyway? Society and Change Box 55 Folder 58 Conference, 1980

AMPW Speech, January 28, 1981 Box 55 Folder 59

Maryann Mahaffey's birthday party, February 21, 1981 Box 55 Folder 60

Testimony - Social Services Subcommittee of the House Box 55 Folder 61 Appropriations Committee, March 1981

Orchestrating Mass Support for Social Change - Louisville, Box 55 Folder 62 March 7, 1981

Speech given before Michigan Hospital Social Workers Box 55 Folder 63 meeting, March 12, 1981

Speech - Traverse City, March 12, 1981 Box 55 Folder 64

Student Social Work Conference - Western Michigan University Box 55 Folder 65 School of Social Work, March 31, 1981

Testimony to the Community Services Committee and Member Box 55 Folder 66 of U.S. Congress, April 22, 1981

U.S. Policy Towards Central America - The Critical Questions - Box 55 Folder 67 Washington, April 25, 1981

Prayer breakfast, May 9, 1981 Box 55 Folder 68

Domestic violence conference on how to lobby, June 5, 1981 Box 55 Folder 69

Testimony - Public Service Commission, June 10, 1981 Box 56 Folder 1

Testimony - Hearing of House Judiciary Subcommittee on Box 56 Folder 2 Domestic Relations, June 29, 1981

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Women for Racial and Economic Equality - Pittsburgh, July 9, Box 56 Folder 3 1981

Testimony - Public hearing on 1982 proposed state plan, office Box 56 Folder 4 of aging, July 17, 1981

Traverse City - Area's economy and impact on health care, Box 56 Folder 5 August 21, 1981

Testimony on Wartime Relocation - Northeastern University - Box 56 Folder 6 Chicago, September 28, 1981

U.S. Policy Towards Central America: the Critical Questions, Box 56 Folder 7 September 1981

Radio interview with Steve Jones - WXYZ, October 18, 1981 Box 56 Folder 8

Speech - Wm. Booth Memorial Home and Hospital, October 21, Box 56 Folder 9 1981

Virginia Commonwealth University School of Social Work, Box 56 Folder 10 November 21, 1981

Testimony before House Ways and Means Committee - Detroit, Box 56 Folder 11 December 8, 1981

Speech - Harvard University, December 10-13, 1981 Box 56 Folder 12

The Inter-Relationship of Domestic Social Needs in Mid-East Box 56 Folder 13 Society, 1981

Speeches, testimonies, and papers, 1981-1984 Box 56 Folder 14

Testimony - House Select Committee on Aging, March 5, 1982 Box 56 Folder 15

Testimony - Committee on Education and Labor - Washington Box 56 Folder 16 D.C., March 18, 1982

El Salvador Rally - Washington D.C., March 27, 1982 Box 56 Folder 17

Human Services What is the Current Situation - American Box 56 Folder 18 Orthopsychiatric Association San Francisco, April 1, 1982

Testimony - Detroit Area Agency on Aging, April 6, 1982 Box 56 Folder 19

Human Services - What is the Current Situation - Pace- Box 56 Folder 20 Washington D.C., April 18, 1982

Speech - Graduation Ceremony University of Michigan, April Box 56 Folder 21 30, 1982

School of Social Work - Faculty Organization, April 1982 Box 56 Folder 22

Testimony - Public Service Committee, May 6, 1982 Box 56 Folder 23

Testimony - Michigan Commission on Aging on proposed state Box 56 Folder 24 plan for service for elderly for 1983, June 25, 1982

Speech - Beyond ERA rally, July 1, 1982 Box 56 Folder 25

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Scope and Contents Equal Rights Amendment

Rally for the rights of the handicapped - Lansing, September 13, Box 56 Folder 26 1982

Michigan Dietetic Association - Lansing, September 28, 1982 Box 56 Folder 27

Miscellaneous, 1982 Box 56 Folder 28

Miscellaneous, 1983 Box 56 Folder 29

Testimony before the Department of Social Services, March 2, Box 56 Folder 30 1984

CSWE - Westin Hotel Detroit, March 12, 1984 Box 56 Folder 31

Soviet Union and U.S. Relations - Madison, March 24, 1984 Box 56 Folder 32

Women, Work and Social Welfare: Elizabeth Wisner Lecture, Box 56 Folder 33 June 15, 1984

Elizabeth Wisner lecture, 1984 Box 56 Folder 34

Interviews and speeches, 1984-1988 Box 56 Folder 35

Speaking engagements and conferences, 1984-1991 Box 56 Folder 36

Hillside Hospital, June 6, 1985 Box 56 Folder 37

Lectures and testimony, 1986 Box 56 Folder 38

Accreditation, education, and practice, September 20, 1987 Box 56 Folder 39

Homelessness - NASW annual conference, September 16, 1988 Box 56 Folder 40

Interviews, 1989 Box 56 Folder 41

Domestic violence - St John's Hospital, March 12, 1990 Box 56 Folder 42

Commencement exercises - University of Michigan, May 5, Box 56 Folder 43 1990

Testimony - Budget cuts, January 30, 1991 Box 56 Folder 44

Alberta Association of Social Workers annual conference, 1991 Box 56 Folder 45

Testimony before House Committee on Government Operations, Box 56 Folder 46 November 23, 1992

Affirmative action rally, March 1, 2003 Box 56 Folder 47

ERA and Union speech, undated Box 56 Folder 48 Scope and Contents Equal Rights Amendment

Miscellaneous, undated Box 56 Folder 49

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Interview with Faculty Fordham University School of Social Box 56 Folder 50 Work, undated

Speech - Social Needs in Mid-East Policy, undated Box 56 Folder 51

Subseries B: Writings Title/Description Instances What a Neighborhood Center Can Mean to the Community, Box 56 Folder 52 1961

Report on visit to Chile, April 1978 Box 56 Folder 53

Speeches, writings, and notes, 1978-1987 Box 56 Folder 54

Book introduction by MM - Women's Issues and Social Work Box 56 Folder 55 Practice, March 1979

Introduction for Women's Issues and Social Work Practice, Box 56 Folder 56 March 1979

Notes - social work, 1979-1985 Box 56 Folder 57

Results of a study - The Adaptability of Social Work Skills, Box 57 Folder 1 Values and Experience in Politics - by Maryann Mahaffey and Pauline Scala McGuire, 1980?

Book introduction - Social workers' book, November 18, 1981 Box 57 Folder 2

Writings, 1981-1984 Box 57 Folder 3

Practical Politics: Social work and political responsibility, Box 57 Folder 4 Maryann Mahaffey and John W. Hanks editors, 1982 (Book)

IFSW Paper - Changing Relationships Between Women and Box 57 Folder 5 Men in the Developed Countries, August 1, 1984

Political Action in Social Work, August 1985 Box 57 Folder 6

Privatization of Social Services and Health Care - IFSW, July Box 57 Folder 7 1988

Notes, 2001 Box 57 Folder 8

Atlas is a Woman, undated Box 57 Folder 9

Community Social Work in the U.S. in a Historical, Box 57 Folder 10 Sociopolitical, and Economic Context, undated

Subseries C: Publications Title/Description Instances Tatsuro Akimoto, 1986 Box 57 Folder 11

American Association of Group Workers membership directory, Box 57 Folder 12 1953

The Bead Reader, July 1980, June 1986 Box 57 Folder 13

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Scope and Contents "Derived from the gay with a few touches from the Catholic." John Kavanaugh

The Black Leadership Family Plan For the Unity, Survival, and Box 57 Folder 14 Progress of Black People, February 1982

Cornell College, 1945, 1970-1971, 1984-1988 Box 57 Folder 15

Detroit Free Press - Lasting scars from WWII internment, Box 58 Folder 1 October 2, 1981

Daily Tribune - Mahaffey: Seeks to restore the social prorams Box 58 Folder 2 she helped shape, undated

Daily World, May 27, 1976 Box 58 Folder 3 Scope and Contents Newspaper - Youth march in Detroit backs employment bill article regarding Mahaffey

Detroit: An anatomy of social change by Robert Sinclair and Box 57 Folder 16 Bryon Thompson, 1977

Detroit Civil Disturbance Plan for Welfare Services, July 1969 Box 57 Folder 17

Detroit Newspapers: All About Detroit, January 9-15, 1994 Box 58 Folder 8

Detroit Newspapers: The Broom, September 1969 Box 58 Folder 9

Detroit Newspapers: Changeover, August 1970 Box 58 Folder 10 Scope and Contents Formerly People Against Racism Newspaper

Detroit Newspapers: The Community Reporter, 1969-1971 Box 58 Folder 11-14 Scope and Contents Serving the People of the Cass Coridor, Detroit

Detroit Newspapers: The Forum, 1985 Box 58 Folder 15-16 Scope and Contents Crary/St Mary's Community Council; Northwest Detroit

Detroit Newspapers: The Inner City Builder, April 7, 1972 Box 58 Folder 17

Detroit Newspapers: Jefferson-Chalmers News, 1972-1973 Box 58 Folder 18-20

Detroit Newspapers: Northeast Detroiter - Harper Woods Box 58 Folder 21-22 Herald, September 24, 1970 and June 20, 1991

Detroit Newspapers: The Pipeline, Summer 1993 Box 58 Folder 23

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Scope and Contents Warren/Conner Development Coalition

Detroit publications, 1969, 1983-1989 Box 57 Folder 18 Scope and Contents The Cots Connection; Detroit NOW Times; Detroit Renaissance, 1973-1976; Detroit Resistance; Detroit Voter; El Barrio; Labor Notes; Mayor's Message; Patience: Cass Coridor Food Co-op News; The Rosedale Tattler (official publicaiton of the North Rosedale Park Civic Association

The Face of Detroit by Robert Sinclair, 1970 Box 57 Folder 19

Hotch Pot, 1970 Box 58 Folder 4-6 Scope and Contents Newspaper - National soicalist journal for the workers movement in human services

The Merrill-Palmer School announcement of courses, Box 57 Folder 20 1955-1966

The Merrill-Palmer School announcement of courses, Box 57 Folder 21 1956-1957

Merrill-Palmer Quarterly, Spring 1957 Box 57 Folder 22

Michigan publications, 1967-1986 Box 57 Folder 23 Scope and Contents Association of Suburban People Newsletter (A Social and Political Rights Organization for Metro Detroit Gay People); Breadlines; Capitol Report; Michigan Voter; The Michigan Woman; Radicals in the Professions Newsletter; Woman (Community Women's Newspaper - Kalamazoo

Moving Detroit Forward A Plan for Urban Economic Box 57 Folder 24 Revitalization, 1977

NASW: The Advocate for Human Services, 1972-1983 Box 57 Folder 25

NASW Metropolitan Detroit Chapter Newsletter, 1965-1968, Box 57 Folder 26 1972, 1975

NASW News, 1967-1987 (Newspaper) Box 58 Folder 24-67

NASW Newsletter, 1977-1978, 1984 Box 57 Folder 27

NASW Practice Digest, 1978-1985 Box 57 Folder 28

New Detroit: The Urban Laboratory progress report, 1984-1985 Box 57 Folder 29

NOW Times and Women's Political Times, 1982-1983 Box 57 Folder 30

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Pacific Citizen, 1977-1985, 1993 (Newspaper) Box 58 Folder 68-111

Peace Corrier, 1983-1984 Box 57 Folder 31

Peace News Bulletin, February-June 1989 Box 57 Folder 32

Siege, November 1971 Box 58 Folder 7 Scope and Contents Newspaper - National Voice of the Black workers Congress

The Social and Rehabilitation Record, November 1976 Box 59 Folder 1 Scope and Contents Features NASW President Maryann Mahaffey

The Social Workers' Club of Metropolitan Detroit membership Box 59 Folder 2 directory,199-1970

The Southern Patriot, 1965-1973 (Newspaper) Box 58 Folder 112-140

State of Michigan Social Services Statistics, August 1972 Box 59 Folder 3

Thoughts on Detroit in the Early 1990s, 1992 Box 59 Folder 4

Union Town A Labor History Guide of Detroit, 1979 Box 59 Folder 5

Women in Revolution: A journal of liberation, Summer 1970 Box 59 Folder 6

Presenting Y-teens to senior high school girls and their advisors Box 59 Folder 7 in the YWCA, 1946

What Say? The book of quiz aids for junior high y-teens by Box 59 Folder 8 Helen S. Wilbur, 1947 (YWCA)

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Series VII: Subject files Title/Description Instances 17th District, Young Democrats, and grape boycott, 1969 Box 59 Folder 9

Angela Davis and Red Squad, 1970-1972 and 1991 Box 59 Folder 10

Assertion, 1976 Box 59 Folder 11

Association of Black Social Workers (ABSW), undated Box 59 Folder 12

Aid for Dependent Children (ADC), 1962 Box 59 Folder 13-14

Profile of Michigan ADC Caseload, October 1969 Box 59 Folder 15

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Chile, 1977-1978 Box 59 Folder 17

Conceptual backdrop, May 1976 Box 59 Folder 18

Conscientization - Chile, 1976-1978 Box 59 Folder 19

Crime, youth, food and obscenity, 1969-1973 Box 59 Folder 20

Detroit, 1971-1973 Box 59 Folder 21-22

Charter revision, 1971-1972 Box 59 Folder 23

Citizen city charter, 1972 Box 59 Folder 24

Detroit Commission on Children and Youth - Summer Project '69, Box 59 Folder 25 1969

Detroit police relations, 1970 Box 59 Folder 26

Detroit's poverty program, 1964 Box 59 Folder 27

Detroit Public Schools - decentralize, 1970-1972 Box 59 Folder 28

Detroit Recreation Department, 1979, 1981 Box 59 Folder 29

Economic conditions, 1970-1971 Box 59 Folder 30

Education, 1969 Box 59 Folder 31

El Salvador, 1982 Box 59 Folder 32

Farm workers, 1973 Box 60 Folder 1

Health and abortion, 1969-1970 Box 60 Folder 2

Japanese Americans, 1972 Box 60 Folder 3

Latino, undated Box 60 Folder 4

Latino population and health, 1992-1994 Box 60 Folder 5

Lobbying and legal papers, 1970 Box 60 Folder 6

Migrant workers, 1969 Box 60 Folder 7

Miscellaneous, 1965-1968 Box 60 Folder 8

Miscellaneous, 1970-1974 Box 60 Folder 9

Miscellaneous - Community renewal, hunger, nutrition, and Box 60 Folder 10-11 welfare, 1970-1972

Peace, 1984, 1988 Box 60 Folder 12

Peace - Coalition on National Priorities, 1969-1970 Box 60 Folder 13

Spring Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam - FBI Box 60 Folder 14 file, 1967

Politics, 1970-1973 Box 60 Folder 15

Politics, 1972 Box 60 Folder 16

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Politics and social action, 1971-1972 Box 60 Folder 17

Politics and social work, 1971-1975 Box 60 Folder 18

Politics and social work pros and cons, 1976-1979 Box 60 Folder 19

Politics and social work questionnaire, 1980 Box 60 Folder 20

Poverty and slums readings, 1961-1965 Box 60 Folder 21

Race, 1965-1970 Box 61 Folder 1-2 Scope and Contents Detroit, Wayne State University, etc

Race, 1967-1970 Box 61 Folder 3

Racism, integration, and welfare, 1969-1972 Box 61 Folder 4

Senior citizen food programs, 1972 Box 61 Folder 5

Social movement organizations - Detroit Area Mobilization News, Box 61 Folder 6 1980

Social policy - International, 1970-1972 Box 61 Folder 7

Social service guidelines, 1970 Box 61 Folder 8

Social work, 1976-1980 Box 61 Folder 9

Social work, 1979 and 1981 Box 61 Folder 10

Social work, 1991-1994 Box 61 Folder 11

Social work, 1992 Box 61 Folder 12

Social work miscellaneous, 1972-1973 Box 61 Folder 13

Social work and politics, 1978-1980 Box 61 Folder 14

Social workers and politics bibliography, 1980-1989 Box 61 Folder 15-16

Social work - Soviet Union trip, September 25, October 9, 1984 Box 61 Folder 17-18

Social workers clinical study tour to Soviet Union and writings, Box 62 Folder 1-2 September 26-October 11, 1984

Social work research - Hy Dooha, 1969 Box 62 Folder 3

Systems approach and key factor analysis, 1972-1974 Box 62 Folder 4

Taxes, housing, and employment, 1972 Box 62 Folder 5

UAW, 1970-1973 Box 62 Folder 6

Unions, 1964-1969 Box 62 Folder 7

Union organizing, 1973 Box 62 Folder 8

Urban Law Clinic - Tenants rights and code enforcement, UAW, Box 62 Folder 9 legislative committee on housing, 1968-1969

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Welfare, 1967-1968 Box 62 Folder 10-11

Welfare, 1967-1970 Box 62 Folder 12

Welfare reform, 1967-1976 Box 62 Folder 13-14

Welfare, 1968-1969 Box 62 Folder 15-16

Welfare, 1969 Box 63 Folder 1

Welfare reform, 1969 Box 63 Folder 2

Welfare, 1971-1972 Box 63 Folder 3-6

Welfare, 1972 Box 63 Folder 7

Welfare coalitions, 1968 Box 63 Folder 8

Welfare coalitions, 1972 Box 63 Folder 9

Eat - Shepherd, 1971 Box 63 Folder 10

Sid Fields, 1973 Box 63 Folder 11

Food stamps regulations, 1971 Box 63 Folder 12

Welfare fraud testimony, 1971-1972 Box 63 Folder 13

Welfare - Martha Griffiths letter, 1967-1968 Box 63 Folder 14

Hunger, 1970-1972 Box 63 Folder 15

Hunger publicity, 1971 Box 63 Folder 16

Welfare legislation federal current, 1972 Box 63 Folder 17

Nutrition, 1972 Box 63 Folder 18

School lunch, 1970-1972 Box 63 Folder 19

Organizing welfare, undated Box 63 Folder 20

Welfare testimony, 1970-1972 Box 63 Folder 21

Women, 1968-1972 Box 63 Folder 22

Women, 1971-1973 Box 63 Folder 23

Women, 1976-1977 Box 63 Folder 24

Women, 1985 Box 64 Folder 1 Scope and Contents Includes program from "Michigan's Minority Women's Network presents Networking Together VI" that took place August 14-18, 1985 in Detroit

Women, 1986-1987 Box 64 Folder 2

Women, 1996-2001 Box 64 Folder 3-4

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Box 64 Folder 5

Women: Civil Service and politics, 1972-1973 Box 64 Folder 6

Women: Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), 1973 Box 64 Folder 7

Women: Majority C., 1971-1973 Box 64 Folder 8

Women and politics, 1970, 1973 Box 64 Folder 9 Scope and Contents Maiden name

Women's rights and liberation, 1970-1972 Box 64 Folder 10

Coleman Young, 1973 Box 64 Folder 11

Youth, 1963-1967 Box 64 Folder 12-13

Youth, 1968 Box 64 Folder 14

Youth, 1968-1969 Box 64 Folder 15-16

Youth and juvenile delinquency, 1965-1969 Box 64 Folder 17-18

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