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Inventory of the Center for Responsible Tourism Collection

Lucinda Glenn Graduate Theological Union Archives Graduate Theological Union 2400 Ridge Road Berkeley, California, 94709 Phone: (510) 649-2523/2501 Email: [email protected] URL: http://gtu.edu/library/information/special-collections © 2011 Graduate Theological Union. All rights reserved.

Inventory of the Center for GTU 97-2-02 1 Responsible Tourism Collection Inventory of the Center for Responsible Tourism Collection

Collection number: GTU 97-2-02

Graduate Theological Union Archives Graduate Theological Union Berkeley, California Processed by: Lucinda Glenn Date Completed: August 2011 Encoded by: Michele Gibney © 2011 Graduate Theological Union. All rights reserved.

Descriptive Summary Title: Center for Responsible Tourism collection Dates: 1980-2005 Bulk Dates: 1985-2000 Collection number: GTU 97-2-02 Creator: Hadsell, Virginia Collection Size: 15 boxes14.50 linear feet Repository: The Graduate Theological Union. Library. Berkeley, CA 94709 Abstract: The work of the Center for Responsible Tourism was for the most part to educate and inform First World, especially North American, people to be sensitive to how tourism can have a negative impact on the visited country environmentally and culturally, especially regarding the sexual exploitation of children and women. The collection includes administrative records, meeting minutes, correspondence, conference planning files and proceedings, collected articles, newsletters and journals, brochures, lectures, presentations, audiotapes (cassettes), and videotapes (VHS). The organization ran from the mid 1980s to the early 2000s. Physical location: 4/I/2 - 4/I/6 Languages: Languages represented in the collection: English Access Collection is open for research. Publication Rights Copyright has not been assigned to The Graduate Theological Union. All requests for permission to publish or quote from manuscripts must be submitted in writing to the Archivist. Permission for publication is given on behalf of The Graduate Theological Union as the owner of the physical items and is not intended to include or imply permission of the copyright holder, which must also be obtained by the reader. Preferred Citation Center for Responsible Tourism collection, GTU 97-2-02. Graduate Theological Union Archives, Berkeley, CA. Biography / Administrative History A laywoman in the United Presbyterian Church in the United States, Virginia Hadsell (1922 - 2011), helped coordinate a consultation in 1984 titled Tourism: The Human Dimension. The consultation was held at the San Francisco Theological Seminary in San Anselmo, California. This meeting led to the establishment of the Center for Responsible Tourism. In a 1993 informational flyer about CRT, they describe themselves as "a para-church/tourism-activist organization which confronts North Americans with the impact we have as tourists on our sisters and brothers in the Third World, on their cultures, economy, and environment." This included the issues of sex tourism, and the prostitution and trafficking of women and children as well as tourism's impact which can cause cultural and environmental destruction.

Inventory of the Center for GTU 97-2-02 2 Responsible Tourism Collection Hadsell had previously planned and led study tours for United States lay people in various countries. She became aware of and was then influenced by the Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism (ECTWT), now known as the Ecumenical Coalition on Tourism (ECOT). ECTWT was founded in 1982 by ecumenical organizations worldwide as a response to the profound impact of tourism on third world communities. It continues to work in collaboration with faiths-based and secular groups to promote socially, ecologically and ethically responsible tourism that benefits all. The Center for Responsible Tourism was established as a group in the United States that would participate in and disseminate the information of ECTWT (Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism). CRT Center for Responsible Tourism built a membership and organized the work carried out by volunteers. It was first based in San Anselmo, California, later in Berkeley. Virginia Hadsell served as Director. A Board of Directors was formed and in 1988 CRT Center for Responsible Tourism was incorporated in California as a 501(c) non-profit corporation. CRT Center for Responsible Tourism under Hadsell's direction organized and held annual consultations on various themes. Members attended numerous tourism, child prostitution, and women's issues consultations, seminars, and workshops throughout Asia and Europe. Relations and correspondence with ECTWT headquarters and staff were closely maintained. Relations and coordination were maintained to varying degrees with a myriad of groups throughout the United States and the world with similar interests and missions. One such close relationship was with PEACE (Protecting Environment and Children Everywhere), a group in Sri Lanka directed by Maureen Seneviratne. CRT Center for Responsible Tourism produced and disseminated a newsletter Responsible Tourism and other informational materials, planned and held workshops and conferences, coordinated lectures and workshops with visiting people who worked in the field, and collected resources for research and public information. In 1990, participants at a tourism consultation in Thailand exposed the degree to which child prostitution was increasing in many Asian countries. The consultation ended with a determination to take action, and ECPAT, End Child Prostitution Asian Tourism, was established as a three-year campaign, 1990 - 1993, focusing on ending the commercial aspect of sexual exploitation of children. CRT Center for Responsible Tourism decided to become a participating organization in the campaign. They continued the work and expanded the name to the North America Coordinating Center for Responsible Tourism, NACCRT. Relations and correspondence were very strong with ECPAT, particularly the director, Ron O'Grady. Now using the same acronym, ECPAT, the organization name has changed to End Child Prostitution, Child Pornography, and Trafficking of Children for Sexual Purposes. The early years were concentrated on expanding the campaign in Asia; defining its strategy; and establishing relationships. They held the first international consultation to assess the problem in Thailand, March 1992. It was agreed that the focus should not be limited to Asian countries, but should address the international scope of the problem. Links were forged with European NGOs (non-governmental organizations) and international organizations such as ECTWT. It was decided to continue ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism for another 3-year period, 1994 - 1996. In 1996, partnering with UNICEF and the NGO Group for the Rights of the Child, ECPAT co-organized the World Congress Against the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children (CSEC) in Stockholm, Sweden. (See Box 12 File Folders 47 - 50 and Box 13 File Folders 1 - 4.) ECPAT then ceased to be a campaign regional to Asia, and became a global non-governmental organization (NGO) and network. CRT Center for Responsible Tourism participated in all phases of ECPAT's End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism evolution. By 1994, however, the NACCRT members were in disagreement as to the focus of the Center's mission, geographic span, and the groups with which it should partner. The Center splintered with members leaving and working on the focus in which each were interested. Some members stayed and continued the work in partnership with ECTWT and ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism. The name reverted to the Center for Responsible Tourism, a program of which became known as Broken Bud. Hadsell, joined by Dorothy (Dody) Donnelly and later an intern, Diana Cabcabin, continued to operate the Center. The work tapered off through the late-1990s into the early-2000s. It cannot be determined an actual date when the Center for Responsible Tourism ceased operation. Scope and Content of Collection The Collection was received already boxed in three segments containing several boxes in each segment. The first segment was picked up by Lucinda Glenn from Virginia Hadsell's house in Berkeley, California. The second and third segments were brought to the GTU Archives by Diana Cabcabin. CRT moved offices several times from the San Francisco Theological Seminary in San Anselmo, California to various members' homes in the San Francisco Bay Area. Any original order the records may have had was destroyed by these moves. The majority of the material was not foldered, but in loose unrelated, unsorted paper piles. The loose materials have here been foldered and the file folders given headings by the processor. The arrangement was imposed by the processor. The work of the Center was for the most part to educate and inform First World, particularly North American, people to be sensitive to how tourism can have a negative impact on the visited country environmentally and culturally. It also educated and informed about the most negative impact in the form of tourism for sexual exploitation of children and women. The Center both sponsored and attended conferences, often called consultations, on many aspects of tourism, sexual

Inventory of the Center for GTU 97-2-02 3 Responsible Tourism Collection exploitation, and environmental issues. They worked in partnership with several international organizations. They created, collected, and dispersed information on all topics appropriate to the Center's mission. The Collection has an overall division of two Series, each subdivided into Sub-Series which reflect the organization of the Center, and the resources the Center made available to members and the broader public for information and education. The Series are: 1) Administration (Sub-Series, 1-A Center for Responsible Tourism, 1-B End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism, 1-C Broken Bud, 1-D Groups (including: Related, in Partnership, and General); 2) Resources, (Sub-Series, 2-A Articles, 2-B Books, 2-C Brochures, 2-D Newsletters, 2-E Meetings, 2-F Presentations and Papers); 3) Audiotapes; 4) Videotapes. Arrangement The collection is divided into four series: Series 1) Administration with Sub-Series: 1-A Center for Responsible Tourism, 1-B End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism, 1-C Broken Bud, 1-D Groups (including: Related, in Partnership, and General); Series 2) Resources with Sub-Series, 2-A Articles, 2-B Books, 2-C Brochures, 2-D Newsletters, 2-E Meetings, 2-F Presentations and Papers); Series 3) Audiotapes; Series 4) Videotapes. Indexing Terms The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog. Sex tourism - Asia Child prostitution - Asia Tourism - Religious aspects Tourism - Environmental aspects Ecotourism Thailand - Prostitution Philippines - Prostitution Sri Lanka - Prostitution Korea - Prostitution Human trafficking - Asia Child trafficking - Asia Non-governmental organizations Church work with prostitutes Hadsell, Virginia Donnelly, Dody Seneviratne, Maureen O'Grady, Ron Cabcabin, Diana End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism (ECPAT) Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism (ECTWT)

Series 1 Administration 1978-2004 Physical Description: 6 boxes Scope and Content Note The Series contains organizational, meeting minutes, correspondence, financial, task, and planning files for the Center for Responsible Tourism itself, and the partner groups with which it participated in program and mission. The Sub-Series are: 1-A Center for Responsible Tourism; 1-B End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism; 1-C Broken Bud; 1-D Groups: Related, in Partnership, and General.

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Subseries 1-A Center for Responsible Tourism 1977-2000 Physical Description: 3 boxes Location: Boxes 1 – 3; Shelf Location 4/I/2. Scope and Content Note Contains organizational, meeting minutes, correspondence, financial, task, planning, and information files. Arranged alphabetically by folder heading.

box-folder 1 : 1 Alternative Tourism: A Resource Book (photocopy of ECTWT (Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism). Distributed by CRT (Center for Responsible Tourism) 1985-1986 box-folder 1 : 2 Alternative Trading 1992 box-folder 1 : 3 Center for Responsible Tourism State of the Center, Annual Report 1988 1989 box-folder 1 : 4 Center for Responsible Tourism Archives Collection Deed of Gift to Graduate Theological Union Archives 1997 box-folder 1 : 5 Audio-Visual scripts, information, and loans 1991 box-folder 1 : 6 Bay Area Partners for Responsible Tourism 1993-1995 box-folder 1 : 7 Bi-National Service Council and united Presbyterian Church conferences on overseas missions in the contemporary world 1977-1979 box-folder 1 : 8 Center for Responsible Tourism Board of Trustees and Executive Committee. Meetings, minutes, correspondence 1986 box-folder 1 : 9 Center for Responsible Tourism Board of Trustees and Executive Committee. Meetings, minutes, correspondence 1987 box-folder 1 : 10 Center for Responsible Tourism Board of Trustees and Executive Committee. Meetings, minutes, correspondence 1987-1988 box-folder 1 : 11 Center for Responsible Tourism Board of Trustees and Executive Committee. Meetings, minutes, correspondence 1988-1989 box-folder 1 : 12 Center for Responsible Tourism Board of Trustees and Executive Committee. Meetings, minutes, correspondence 1989-1990 box-folder 1 : 13 Center for Responsible Tourism Board of Trustees and Executive Committee. Meetings, minutes, correspondence 1990-1991 box-folder 1 : 14 Center for Responsible Tourism Board of Trustees and Executive Committee. Meetings, minutes, correspondence 1991-1992 box-folder 1 : 15 Center for Responsible Tourism Board of Trustees and Executive Committee. Meetings, minutes, correspondence 1992-1992 box-folder 1 : 16 Center for Responsible Tourism Board of Trustees and Executive Committee. Meetings, minutes, correspondence 1991-1992 box-folder 1 : 17 Center for Responsible Tourism Board of Trustees and Executive Committee. Meetings, minutes, correspondence 1992 box-folder 1 : 18 Center for Responsible Tourism Board of Trustees and Executive Committee. Meetings, minutes, correspondence 1992-1994 box-folder 1 : 19 Center for Responsible Tourism Board of Trustees and Executive Committee. Meetings, minutes, correspondence 1993 box-folder 1 : 20 Center for Responsible Tourism Board of Trustees and Executive Committee. Meetings, minutes, correspondence. Virginia Hadsell, notes and Trustees business. 1993 box-folder 1 : 21 Center for Responsible Tourism Board of Trustees and Executive Committee. Meetings, minutes, correspondence 1993-1994 box-folder 1 : 22 Center for Responsible Tourism Board of Trustees and Executive Committee. Meetings, minutes, correspondence. Trustee president, Nancy van Ravenswaay files 1994-1995 box-folder 1 : 23 Center for Responsible Tourism Board of Trustees and Executive Committee. Meetings, minutes, correspondence 1995-1997 box-folder 1 : 24 Center for Responsible Tourism Board of Trustees. Nominating and Personnel Committee 1994 box-folder 1 : 25 Center for Responsible Tourism Board of Trustees. Resources Committee 1993 box-folder 1 : 26 Center for Responsible Tourism Board of Trustees. Volunteers. International networks 1987

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box-folder 1 : 27 Bookmarks. Buy Critically, Code of Ethics, Ecotourism, Responsible Cruising 1985-1991 box-folder 1 : 28 Boycott French Tourism for Nuclear Testing in the Pacific 1995 box-folder 1 : 29 Center for Responsible Tourism Brochure development 1993 box-folder 1 : 30 Center for Responsible Tourism Budget Balance Sheet 1995-1996 box-folder 1 : 31 By-Laws of the North America Coordinating Center for Responsible Tourism undated box-folder 1 : 32 Diana Cabcabin, collected materials 1993-1996 box-folder 2 : 1 Diana Cabcabin, collected materials 1993-1996 box-folder 2 : 2 Diana Cabcabin, collected materials 1993-1996 box-folder 2 : 3 Report of Center for Responsible Tourism meeting, San Anselmo California by Renzo Garrone to TEN (Third World Tourism European Ecumenical Network) members 1994 November box-folder 2 : 4 Christian Conference of Asia project proposals: Skill Training Assistance to the Needy for Development; Envelop Cover Making Power Machine 1997 box-folder 2 : 5 City of Angels, script for slide show undated box-folder 2 : 6 Code of Ethics, various forms 1975-1993 box-folder 2 : 7 Collected articles and papers 1991 box-folder 2 : 8 Cloth souvenirs undated box-folder 2 : 9 Correspondence concerning expressions of interest in a Third World tourism project, Presbyterian Church 1982-1984 box-folder 2 : 10 Correspondence 1981 1986-1990 box-folder 2 : 11 Correspondence 1991-1993 box-folder 2 : 12 Correspondence 1991-1993 box-folder 2 : 13 Correspondence 1994 box-folder 2 : 14 Correspondence 1994 box-folder 2 : 15 Correspondence 1995 box-folder 2 : 16 Correspondence 1995-1996 box-folder 2 : 17 Correspondence 1996 box-folder 2 : 18 Correspondence, Virginia Hadsell 1997-2000 box-folder 2 : 19 Correspondence 1997-2000 box-folder 2 : 20 Correspondence, Virginia Hadsell 1997-2000 box-folder 2 : 21 Directory, Responsible Tourism Travel. CRT Center for Responsible Tourism 1984 1990 box-folder 2 : 22 Don't Fence Me Out, slide show script. Impact of tourism on Bali, cultural, environmental, economic. Australian Council of Churches. undated Scope and Content Note NOTE: 50 slides located GTU Slide Box 4/B, 1/A/3.

box-folder 2 : 23 Ecotourism Project. Bibliography of resources 1990 box-folder 2 : 24 Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism Executive Committee meeting and general consultation, Cyprus 1991 October box-folder 2 : 25 Enclosures (information) for CRT Center for Responsible Tourism mailings 1994-1995 box-folder 2 : 26 CRT Center for Responsible Tourism participation in ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism. Nancy van Ravenswaay, CRT President, meeting and planning. 1991 box-folder 2 : 27 Financial Records, Bank Statements. CRT Center for Responsible Tourism and Broken Bud 1996-2006 box-folder 2 : 28 Fund Raising, Grant applications and resources 1997 box-folder 2 : 29 CRT Center for Responsible Tourism Future. Futures Committee. Nancy van Ravenswaay, Nancy Miller, correspondence 1994-1995 box-folder 2 : 30 Grant from Presbyterian Women for Women and Tourism project. CRT Center for Responsible Tourism working with Equations, India 1996-1997 box-folder 2 : 31 Virginia Hadsell, personal. Includes Resume. 1992-1993 box-folder 2 : 32 Virginia Hadsell, handwritten notes. 1994-1995 box-folder 2 : 33 Virginia Hadsell, Resume. 1990 box-folder 2 : 34 Handbook on Alternative Tourism , materials and resources. 1987-1989

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box-folder 2 : 35 Handbook on Alternative Tourism , materials and resources. 1987-1989 box-folder 2 : 36 Handbook on Alternative Tourism , materials and resources. 1987-1989 box-folder 2 : 37 History of the concern for responsible Third World tourism and CRT Center for Responsible Tourism 1986 box-folder 2 : 38 History, correspondence; CRT Center for Responsible Tourism, ECTWT Ecumenical Coalition for Third World Tourism and Bi-National Service Council 1982-1984 box-folder 2 : 39 CRT Center for Responsible Tourism Incorporation and tax status 1988 1993 box-folder 3 : 1 CRT Center for Responsible Tourism information, brochures, handouts, flyers Various dates box-folder 3 : 2 CRT Center for Responsible Tourism Information cover letter for requested material undated box-folder 3 : 3 CRT Center for Responsible Tourism Information packet 1990-1991 box-folder 3 : 4 CRT Center for Responsible Tourism Information, memos, correspondence, Budget and ledger 1992-1994 box-folder 3 : 5 Information Packet. ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism, the International Campaign 1991-1996 box-folder 3 : 6 Information Packet. Kisaeng Tourism (sex tourism), Seoul Olympics, South Korea 1988 box-folder 3 : 7 International Involvement Experiences Program, Presbyterian Church U.S.A. travel seminars to Italy, Malawi, Europe, Philippines, Korea 1987 box-folder 3 : 8 Italy Study Tour, Dody Donnelly 1985 box-folder 3 : 9 Invoice form for CRT Center for Responsible Tourism materials and services undated box-folder 3 : 10 Kisaeng Tourism (sex tourism), Seoul Olympics, South Korea 1988 box-folder 3 : 11 Kisaeng Tourism (sex tourism), Seoul Olympics, South Korea 1988 box-folder 3 : 12 Kisaeng Tourism (sex tourism), Seoul Olympics, South Korea 1988 box-folder 3 : 13 Publicity, mailing lists, sample items 1990 box-folder 3 : 14 Media lists 1987-1988 box-folder 3 : 15 Middle East Council of Churches. Ecumenical Travel Office. Planning for Holy Land tour 1987-1989 box-folder 3 : 16 Mission Volunteers, Presbyterian Church, Episcopal Church and other volunteer agencies. CRT Center for Responsible Tourism project applications, correspondence 1992-1994 box-folder 3 : 17 Mission Volunteers, Presbyterian Church, funding 1992 box-folder 3 : 18 NACCRT North America Coordinating Center for Responsible Tourism, Alliance members 1990-1993 box-folder 3 : 19 CRT Center for Responsible Tourism office files list 1992 box-folder 3 : 20 Photographs. Unidentified, include Virginia Hadsell undated box-folder 3 : 21 Occasional Papers, CRT Center for Responsible Tourism. Cecil Rajendra, Tourism and Human Rights: A Voice from Malaysia 1990 1992 box-folder 3 : 21 Occasional Papers, CRT Center for Responsible Tourism. Kaleo Patterson, A Human Rights Issue: Tourism's negative Impact on Native Hawaiians 1990 1992 box-folder 3 : 21 Occasional Papers, CRT Center for Responsible Tourism. Jon K. Matsuoka, Tourism: Cultural Diversity and Adversity 1990 1992 box-folder 3 : 22 Occasional Papers to be considered 1990 1992 box-folder 3 : 23 Philippines 1993 box-folder 3 : 24 Planning for a Holy Land Tour. Middle East Council of Churches, Ecumenical Travel Office, workshop on alternative travel 1989 November box-folder 3 : 25 Planning Holy Land Tours, Middle East Concerns Committee, Presbyterian Church, San Francisco 1989 box-folder 3 : 26 Planning Holy Land Tours: Reconciliation and Peace. Middle East Concerns Committee, Presbyterian Church, San Francisco 1978-1987 box-folder 3 : 27 Responsible Travel (newsletter), CRT Center for Responsible Tourism. Purpose, ideas, resources 1987-1994 box-folder 3 : 28 Anjali Sharma. SOS Children's Villages of India, acceptance o colleges in the U.S. and seeking scholarships 1994-1996 box-folder 3 : 29 Kathy Sheeley, Environmental Studies Intern for CRT Center for Responsible Tourism 1992

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box-folder 3 : 30 Southeast Asia Mission Tours, information and resources 1986 box-folder 3 : 31 Sri Lanka 1993 box-folder 3 : 32 Janet Stang, San Francisco Theological Seminary, California. Externship 1985 box-folder 3 : 33 Symposium, CRT Center for Responsible Tourism. Stop the Epidemic: The Sexual Exploitation Against Women and Children 1999 April box-folder 3 : 34 Sustainable Tourism, plans and projects 1989 box-folder 3 : 35 Tourism and Women. Information, correspondence, articles, brochures 1994-1996 box-folder 3 : 36 Traveling on to Justice: Ecumenical Resistance Kit - Draft 1989 September box-folder 3 : 37 UNICEF United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child 1989 1996 box-folder 3 : 38 UNICEF United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child 1989 1996 box-folder 3 : 39 United States, tourism possibilities and issues 1990 box-folder 3 : 40 Viet Nam, information and resources 1986-1993 box-folder 3 : 41 Volunteer Recruitment for PROMISE and CRT Center for Responsible Tourism 1996-1998 box-folder 3 : 42 Symposium, CRT Center for Responsible Tourism. Stop the Epidemic: The Sexual Exploitation Against Women and Children 1999 April box-folder 3 : 43 Workshop: Transformed by Travel. Pentecost, No Longer Strangers, Arlington, Texas 1988 May box-folder 3 : 44 Worship and meditation resources undated box-folder 3 : 45 Writers, requests for information 1989-1990

Subseries 1-B ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism 1990-2004 Physical Description: 1.75 boxes Location: Boxes 4 – 5, File Folders 1 – 32; Shelf Location 4/I/3. Scope and Content Note Contains organizational, meeting minutes, correspondence, financial, task, planning, and information files. Arranged alphabetically by folder heading.

box-folder 4 : 1 Beginnings: ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism 1990 box-folder 4 : 2 Bulletins (clippings photocopied and distributed) 1992 box-folder 4 : 3 Correspondence: ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism 1991 box-folder 4 : 4 Correspondence: Christopher Baker 1993 box-folder 4 : 5 Correspondence: David Blackburn 1990-1992 box-folder 4 : 6 Correspondence: Dwight Clark 1992 box-folder 4 : 6a Correspondence: Virginia Hadsell 1991 box-folder 4 : 7 Correspondence: Virginia Hadsell 1990-1998 box-folder 4 : 8 Correspondence: Virginia Hadsell, working folder with issues and responsibilities 1990-1991 box-folder 4 : 9 Correspondence: Virginia Hadsell, notes and resources 1993-1994 box-folder 4 : 10 Correspondence: Virginia Hadsell, notes 1999 box-folder 4 : 11 Correspondence: Anele Heiges 1993 box-folder 4 : 12 Correspondence: Ron O'Grady 1990 box-folder 4 : 13 Correspondence: Gretel Goldsmith. Application for position, Programme Officer 1993 box-folder 4 : 13a Correspondence: Individuals 1991-1994 box-folder 4 : 14 Correspondence: Maureen Senevirante, PEACE Protecting Environment and Children Everywhere, Sri Lanka 1992-1994 box-folder 4 : 15 Correspondence: Maureen Senevirante, PEACE Protecting Environment and Children Everywhere, Sri Lanka 1992-1994 box-folder 4 : 16 Correspondence: Maureen Senevirante, PEACE Protecting Environment and Children Everywhere, Sri Lanka 1992-1994 box-folder 4 : 17 Correspondence: Sudaret Srisang, Ron O'Grady 1990-1993 box-folder 4 : 18 ECTWT Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism Executive Committee 1987 June box-folder 4 : 19 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism International Conferences, Bangkok 1991 1992

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box-folder 4 : 20 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism Executive Committee and other meetings 1990-1994 box-folder 4 : 21 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism Executive Committee and other meetings 1991-1992 box-folder 4 : 22 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism Executive Committee and other meetings 1992 box-folder 4 : 23 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism Executive Committee and other meetings 1995 box-folder 4 : 24 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism Executive Committee and other meetings 1991-1993 box-folder 4 : 25 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism Executive Committee and other meetings 1993 box-folder 4 : 26 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism Executive Committee and other meetings 1993 box-folder 4 : 27 Finances and Funding 1991 box-folder 4 : 28 Finances and Funding 1990-1993 box-folder 4 : 29 Finances and Funding 1998-2004 box-folder 4 : 30 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism, Information, brochures, reports, articles 1990-1992 box-folder 4 : 31 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism, Information, brochures, reports, articles 1990-1992 box-folder 4 : 32 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism, Information, brochures, reports, articles 1990-1992 box-folder 4 : 33 U.S. agencies meeting minutes 1991-1993 box-folder 4 : 34 Mailing list 1990-1991 box-folder 4 : 35 News Releases 1992-1996 box-folder 4 : 36 Petitions, signed: To the Children of Asia. In support of the campaign to End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism 1992 box-folder 4 : 37 Pornography articles 1991-1992 box-folder 5 : 1 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism: Australia 1990-1996 box-folder 5 : 2 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism: Bangladesh, India, Goa 1990-1996 box-folder 5 : 3 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism: Canada 1990-1996 box-folder 5 : 4 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism: Europe 1990-1996 box-folder 5 : 5 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism: Hawaii (Newsletter, On the Track) 1990-1996 box-folder 5 : 6 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism: Japan 1990-1996 box-folder 5 : 7 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism: Latin America 1990-1996 box-folder 5 : 8 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism: Philippines 1990-1996 box-folder 5 : 9 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism: Philippines 1990-1996 box-folder 5 : 10 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism: Thailand 1990-1996 box-folder 5 : 11 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism: Thailand, Catholic Church 1990-1996 box-folder 5 : 12 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism: Taiwan 1990-1996 box-folder 5 : 13 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism: Responsible Tours, Sex Tours 1990-1996 box-folder 5 : 14 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism: United States, meetings, information, articles 1991-1992 box-folder 5 : 15 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism: United States, meetings, information, articles 1993 box-folder 5 : 16 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism: United States, goals, plans, actions 1991 box-folder 5 : 17 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism: United States, Ellis Shenk, Victor Hsu correspondence. 1993-1995 box-folder 5 : 18 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism: United States, information, resources, articles 1990-1993 box-folder 5 : 19 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism: United States, information, resources, articles 1990-1993

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box-folder 5 : 20 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism: United States, information, resources, articles 1990-1993 box-folder 5 : 21 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism: United States, National Report 1992 1994 box-folder 5 : 22 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism: United States, resources and newsclippings 1992 box-folder 5 : 23 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism: United States, Report for Presbyterian Women and Church Women United 1994 box-folder 5 : 24 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism: United States, West Coast 1991-1992 box-folder 5 : 25 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism: United States, West Coast, finances, funding, grants 1991-1995 box-folder 5 : 26 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism: United States, West Coast, finances, funding, grants 1991-1995 box-folder 5 : 27 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism: United States, West Coast, finances, funding, grants 1991-1995 box-folder 5 : 28 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism: United States, West Coast, finances, funding, grants 1991-1995 box-folder 5 : 29 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism: United States, West Coast, information, resources, articles 1992-1993 box-folder 5 : 30 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism: United States, West Coast, information, resources, articles 1992-1993 box-folder 5 : 31 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism: United States, West Coast, proposals and work 1992-1993 box-folder 5 : 32 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism: United States, West Coast, proposals and work 1992-1993

Subseries 1-C Broken Bud 1992-2003 Physical Description: 14 folders Location: Box 5, File Folders 33 – 46; Shelf Location 4/I/3. Scope and Content Note Described as a Program of the Center for Responsible Tourism, Broken Bud functioned approximately 1995 - 2000. An occasional newsletter, Broken Bud, was produced. The Program was operated by Virginia Hadsell and Dorothy (Dody) Donnelly. Contains organizational, correspondence, financial, planning, and information files. Arranged alphabetically by folder heading.

box-folder 5 : 33 Broken Bud, A Program of the Center for Responsible Tourism, activities and information 1995-1999 box-folder 5 : 34 Broken Bud, A Program of the Center for Responsible Tourism, activities and information 1995-1999 box-folder 5 : 35 Correspondence 1998-2000 box-folder 5 : 36 Dorothy (Dody) Donnelly, biographic information 1995 box-folder 5 : 37 Finances, correspondence 1995 box-folder 5 : 38 Virginia Hadsell, correspondence, information, notes 1996-1999 box-folder 5 : 39 Grants, Foundations 1992-1996 box-folder 5 : 40 Newsletter Occasional: Broken Bud News 1996-2003 box-folder 5 : 41 Newsletter items and mailing lists 1992-1996 box-folder 5 : 42 Newsletter material 1995 box-folder 5 : 43 Newsletter article, Beyond Borders by Rosalind Prober 1997 box-folder 5 : 44 Mailing lists 1996-1997 box-folder 5 : 45 Mailing lists 1996-1997 box-folder 5 : 46 Mailing lists 1996-1997

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Subseries 1-D Groups; Related, in Partnership, and General 1984-2004 Physical Description: 1 boxes Location: Boxes 6; Shelf Location 4/I/3. Scope and Content Note The Center for Responsible Tourism, CRT, existed to work in partnership, with coordination, and through networking with groups that were working on tourism issues. Groups were all types, church-based, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), private, and government departments or commissions. This Sub-Series contains files on all groups with which CRT Center for Responsible Tourism had contact. Some files are informational only. Arranged alphabetically by group name.

box-folder 6 : 1 American Association for International Aging, Washington D.C. 1991 box-folder 6 : 2 Asia Pacific Center for Justice and Peace, Washington, D.C. 1995 box-folder 6 : 3 Asia Pacific Forum on Women, law, and Development 1992 box-folder 6 : 4 Asian Ecumenical Coalition Against Child Prostitution; Ireland, England 1991 box-folder 6 : 5 Asian Resource Center (Child Prostitution) 1991 box-folder 6 : 6 Asian Women's Shelter, HELP (House in Emergency of Love and Peace), Japan 1986 box-folder 6 : 7 Captive Daughters, Dedicated to Ending Sex Trafficking of Children, Los Angeles, California 1999 box-folder 6 : 8 Caribbean Conference of Churches 1994-1995 box-folder 6 : 9 Casa Alianza/Covenant house. Giving Children Back their Childhood, Central America 1996 box-folder 6 : 10 Center on Speech, Equality and Harm, Minnesota 1997 box-folder 6 : 11 Church Committee for Human Rights in Asia, Chicago, Illinois 1987-1988 box-folder 6 : 12 Co-op America, Tools for Change Travel Kit ca. 1990 box-folder 6 : 13 Co-op America 1989-1990 box-folder 6 : 14 The Data Center: Information in the Public interest for the needs of Social Justice, Oakland, California 1994 box-folder 6 : 15 Defense for Children International, Philippine Section Information Kit 1994 box-folder 6 : 16 Dem Dat's Doin, a Local Development Organization, Belize 1995 box-folder 6 : 17 Ecoplanet Institute: Ecological Planning for the Environment and Tourism 1994 box-folder 6 : 18 Eco-Tour Samoa Ltd. 1994 box-folder 6 : 19 Ecotourism Groups in the Caribbean 1992 box-folder 6 : 20 Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism (ECTWT), Constitution 1985 May box-folder 6 : 21 Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism (ECTWT), Annual Reports 1984-1985 box-folder 6 : 22 Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism (ECTWT), Programme Activities Report 1986-1987 box-folder 6 : 23 Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism (ECTWT), Meeting minutes 1986 June 1987 June box-folder 6 : 24 Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism (ECTWT), Executive meeting, Hong Kong; Mission Statement 1993 box-folder 6 : 25 Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism (ECTWT), Executive Committee Meeting 1994 box-folder 6 : 26 Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism (ECTWT), Highlights Report 1996 box-folder 6 : 27 Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism (ECTWT), Executive Committee 1997 box-folder 6 : 28 Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism (ECTWT), Executive Committee 1994-1996 box-folder 6 : 29 Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism (ECTWT), Information, Brochures, Handouts Various dates box-folder 6 : 30 Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism (ECTWT), Correspondence, Information, Executive Committee, Meetings ca. 1996-2001 box-folder 6 : 31 Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism (ECTWT), Restructure ca. 1997-1999 box-folder 6 : 32 Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism (ECTWT), Asia Regional Program 1997-2000 box-folder 6 : 33 Ecumenical Coalition on Tourism (ECTWT restructured and reconstituted as ECOT) 2002-2004

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box-folder 6 : 34 Fundacion para el Desar rollo Alternativo (FUNDEAL), nature conservation in Equador) 1994 box-folder 6 : 35 Ecumenical Coalition, Hawaii 1993 box-folder 6 : 36 International Catholic Child Bureau 1992 box-folder 6 : 37 International Child Resource Institute (ICRI), Berkeley, California 1991 box-folder 6 : 38 International Ecotourism Society 1990 box-folder 6 : 39 Kid Friendly British Columbia, Canada 1999 box-folder 6 : 40 Korea Church Women United; work on Kisaeng Tourism (Sex, Prostitution) 1988 box-folder 6 : 41 Little Children of the World, developing caring communities for the world's homeless 1990 box-folder 6 : 42 North American Network on Ethical Tourism (NANET) 1996 box-folder 6 : 43 North American Network on Ethical Tourism (NANET) 1997-1998 box-folder 6 : 44 National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, U.S. 1990 box-folder 6 : 45 North American Christian Peace Conference 1988-1989 box-folder 6 : 45a Office of Global Education, National Council of Churches 1994-1995 box-folder 6 : 46 One World Work Force: coordinating volunteers with conservation and research projects 1994 box-folder 6 : 47 Presidio World College, San Francisco, California; sustainable economic development, sustaining the environmental commons 1996 box-folder 6 : 48 Protecting Environment and Children Everywhere (PEACE), Maureen Seneviratne, Sri Lanka 1994-1996 box-folder 6 : 49 PROMISE, Prevention Referral Outreach Mentoring and Intervention to End Sexual Exploitation for Women Escaping Prostitution, San Francisco, California 1995-1998 box-folder 6 : 50 PROMISE, Prevention Referral Outreach Mentoring and Intervention to End Sexual Exploitation for Women Escaping Prostitution, San Francisco, California 1995-1998 box-folder 6 : 51 PROMISE, Prevention Referral Outreach Mentoring and Intervention to End Sexual Exploitation for Women Escaping Prostitution, San Francisco, California 1995-1998 box-folder 6 : 52 Plowshares Institute 1984-1995 box-folder 6 : 53 PUMA, Presbyterians United for Mission Advance, Northern California 1986 box-folder 6 : 54 Rahab Ministries, Bangkok, Thailand 1996 box-folder 6 : 55 Rainbow Project, Taipei, Taiwan 1989 box-folder 6 : 56 Rainforest Action Network, San Francisco, California 1989-1993 box-folder 6 : 57 Religious Alliance Against Pornography 1991 box-folder 6 : 58 Ruff Foundation, Child Prostitution in Thailand 1989-1992 box-folder 6 : 59 Sacred Sites International Foundation, Berkeley, California 1995 box-folder 6 : 60 San Francisco Bay Area Religious Coalition for Green Planning 1995 box-folder 6 : 61 Society of American Travel Writers 1988 box-folder 6 : 62 Sonshine Corner Ministry of Encouragement, Cebu, Philippines 1993 box-folder 6 : 63 South Pacific Peoples Foundation of Canada 1987 box-folder 6 : 64 TEN, Third World Tourism European Ecumenical Network 1992-1994 box-folder 6 : 65 TEN, Third World Tourism European Ecumenical Network 1992-1994 box-folder 6 : 66 Toledo Ecotourism Association, Belize, Central America 1991 box-folder 6 : 67 UNIFEM, United Nations Development Fund for Women: Women, Environment, Development 1994 box-folder 6 : 68 UNIFEM, United Nations Development Fund for Women: Trafficking in Women and Children, Mekang Region 1998 box-folder 6 : 69 United States Tibet Committee, New York 1987 box-folder 6 : 70 WATER, Women's Alliance for Theology, Ethics, and Ritual, Silver Spring, Maryland 1992 box-folder 6 : 71 WHISPER, Women Hurt in Systems of Prostitution Engaged in Revolt undated box-folder 6 : 72 WATCH, Women Acting Together for Change, Kathmandu, Nepal 1992 box-folder 6 : 73 Woodlands Mountain Institute, Heart of the Himalayas Conservation Progamme 1990-1992 box-folder 6 : 74 WTO, World Tourism Organization, Assembly, Global Code of Ethics 1997 box-folder 6 : 75 Wu Yee Children's Services, San Francisco, California 1992

Inventory of the Center for GTU 97-2-02 12 Responsible Tourism Collection Series 2Resurces 1910-2008 Subseries 2-AArticles and Clippings 1910-2005

Series 2 Resurces 1910-2008 Physical Description: 7 boxes Scope and Content Note The main mission of CRT Center for Responsible Tourism was to inform the North American public about the impacts and issues of tourism, particularly in the Third World, particularly about sexual and cultural exploitation, and environmental problems. Resources of all kinds were collected to provide information for research and for dissemination. The Series has been divided into six Sub-Series: 2-A Articles and Clippings; 2-B Books, Booklets, Pamphlets, Reports, and Proceedings; 2-C Brochures; 2-D Newsletters; 2-E Meetings and Conferences; 2-F Presentations, Lectures, and Papers.

Subseries 2-A Articles and Clippings 1910-2005 Physical Description: 46 folders Location: Boxes 7 – 8, File Folders 1 – 5; Shelf Location 4/I/4. Scope and Content Note The articles and clippings were collected to provide information for research and for dissemination. The subjects are about the impacts and issues of tourism in the Third World - sexual and cultural exploitation, and environmental problems. Arranged alphabetically by subject heading.

box-folder 7 : 1 AIDS 1992 box-folder 7 : 2 Bell, Ernest, "The Yellow Slave Traffic in America - More Shameful Still" from Fighting the Traffic in Young Girls 1910 box-folder 7 : 3 Bibliography on Prostitution Tourism compiled by CRT Center for Responsible Tourism ca. 1989 box-folder 7 : 4 Burma 1993 box-folder 7 : 5 There is no File Folder 5. box-folder 7 : 6 Child Prostitution 1987-1999 box-folder 7 : 7 Child Prostitution 1987-1999 box-folder 7 : 8 Cruising: Environmental, Taxation, Labor Rights issues 1993 box-folder 7 : 9 Dateline NBC: Dateline goes undercover with a human rights group to expose sex trafficking in Cambodia. 2004 January 23 box-folder 7 : 10 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism collected articles on Prostitution, Child Prostitution, and AIDS 1990-1995 box-folder 7 : 11 ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism collected articles on Prostitution, Child Prostitution, and AIDS 1990-1995 box-folder 7 : 12 Eco-Tourism, Tourism and the Environment 1985-2001 box-folder 7 : 13 Eco-Tourism, Tourism and the Environment 1985-2001 box-folder 7 : 14 Eco-Tourism, Tourism and the Environment 1985-2001 box-folder 7 : 15 Eco-Tourism, Tourism and the Environment 1985-2001 box-folder 7 : 16 Eco-Tourism, Tourism and the Environment 1985-2001 box-folder 7 : 17 Equations Document Service and Equations Documentation Update. Group in India clipping and copying articles in English for distribution. 1992-1996 box-folder 7 : 18 Equations Document Service and Equations Documentation Update. Group in India clipping and copying articles in English for distribution. 1992-1996 box-folder 7 : 19 Equations Document Service and Equations Documentation Update. Group in India clipping and copying articles in English for distribution. 1992-1996 box-folder 7 : 20 Gillis, Melissa J., Special Report on Children 1997 January box-folder 7 : 21 Golf 1992-1996 box-folder 7 : 22 Virginia Hadsell, articles collected on all Tourism issues. 1981-1989 box-folder 7 : 22a Mary Harnigan, A Portrait of Two Women 1988 box-folder 7 : 24 Margot Hornblower, "The Skin Trade" from Time. 1993 June 21 box-folder 7 : 24 Korea 1986-1988 box-folder 7 : 25 Berit Latza, A Psychological Analysis on the Motivation of Sex Tourists. 1991

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box-folder 7 : 26 John P. Lea, "Tourism Development Ethics in the Third World" in Annals of Tourism Research, Vol. 20. 1993 box-folder 7 : 27 Mary Ann Millhone, Prostitution in Bangkok and Chicago: A Theological Reflection on Women's Reality 1989 box-folder 7 : 28 The Nation, Special Report: The Politics of Travel. 1997 October 6 box-folder 7 : 29 Philippines 1993-1997 box-folder 7 : 30 Photographs: young women in bars, and in beauty shop vocation program for training [Thailand?] undated box-folder 7 : 31 Prostitution 1988-2005 box-folder 7 : 32 Prostitution 1988-2005 box-folder 7 : 33 Prostitution 1988-2005 box-folder 7 : 34 Samples of Prostitution magazines and club newsletters. U.S. men finding mail-order friends, wives. 1991-1992 box-folder 7 : 35 Racism and Tourism 1993-1995 box-folder 7 : 36 Linda M. Rupert, The Caribbean Challenge: Responsible Tourism in an Era of Economic Decline 1987 box-folder 7 : 37 Sujata Rana, The Sex Worker and the Market: Trafficking Nepali Girls 1992 box-folder 7 : 38 Closing the U.S. Navy Base at Subic Bay, Philippines 1992 box-folder 7 : 39 Taiwan 1993 box-folder 7 : 40 Thailand 1983-1994 box-folder 7 : 41 Tibet 1987 box-folder 8 : 1 TDE - DOC, Tourism, Development and Environment Project, articles photocopied to be distributed. 1991-1993 box-folder 8 : 2 Tourism - General 1986-1989 box-folder 8 : 3 "Towards a Preliminary Viewing of Child Prostitution and Tourism" in Flights 1990 June box-folder 8 : 4 Women in Hindu Society (India) 1985 box-folder 8 : 5 YWCA Women's Concerns 1991

Subseries 2-B Books, Booklets, Pamphlets, Reports, and Proceedings 1966-2008 Physical Description: 128 folders Location: Box 8, File Folders 6 – 63; Box 9; Box 10, File Folders 1 – 17; Shelf Location 4/I/4 – 5. Scope and Content Note The material was collected to provide information for research and for dissemination. The subjects are about the impacts and issues of tourism in the Third World - sexual and cultural exploitation, and environmental problems. Arranged alphabetically by author's last name, or by title if there is not a specific author.

box-folder 8 : 6 Action Against the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children, A Report. United Kingdom Home Office 1966 box-folder 8 : 7 Alternative Tourism, A Resource Book. Photocopy of book from ECTWT Ecumenical Coalition for Third World Tourism, distributed by CRT Center for Responsible Tourism 1985 box-folder 8 : 8 Alternative Tourism with a Focus on Asia. ECTWT Ecumenical Coalition for Third World Tourism, Bangkok, Thailand 1984 September box-folder 8 : 9 Anderson, Phyllis E., The Stones of Israel [poetry] 1978 box-folder 8 : 10 Another Tourism is Possible: Ecumenical Coalition on Tourism (ECOT) Strategic Plan 2006-2008 box-folder 8 : 11 Approval of the Global Code of Ethics for Tourism, WTO World Trade Organization meeting in Santiago, Chile 1999 box-folder 8 : 12 Arello-Carandang, Lourdes, editor, Listen to Their Inner Voice: Street Children Speak Through Their Drawings and Metaphors. UNICEF, Manila, Philippines 1996 box-folder 8 : 13 Asian Women's Liberation: Asian Migrant Women Workers in Japan. Tokyo, Japan 1991 box-folder 8 : 14 Axelsson, Majgull, Rosario is Dead [street child in the Philippines]. Sweden 1996

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box-folder 8 : 15 Banaag, Cornelio G., Resiliency: Stories Found in the Philippine Streets. UNICEF, Manila 1997 box-folder 8 : 16 The Beijing Declaration and the Platform for Action. United Nations Fourth World Conference on Women 1995 September box-folder 8 : 17 Belcher, Martha and Angela Gennin, South East Asia Rainforests: A Resource Guide and Directory. Rainforest Action Network 1993 box-folder 8 : 18 Biddlecomb, Cynthia Z., Pacific Tourism: Contrasts in Values and Expectations. Pacific Conference of Churches, Fiji 1981 box-folder 8 : 19 Buhay Lansangan [in Tagalong: Street Life], a graphic story book of life for street children in the Philippines. Bahay Tuluyan [Philippine Children's Help Organization] and Save the Children Fund, United Kingdom 1995 box-folder 8 : 20 Burgess, Ann Wolbert and Christine A. Grant, Children Traumatized in Sex Rings. National Center for Missing and Exploited Children March 1988 box-folder 8 : 21 Caught in Modern Slavery: Tourism and Child Prostitution in Asia, Proceedings of Chaing Mai Consultation, Thailand. ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asia Tourism and ECTWT Ecumenical Coalition for Third World Tourism 1990 May box-folder 8 : 22 Chester, Isabelle, Editor, Listen to the Women for a Change. Women's International League for Peace and Freedom 1986 June box-folder 8 : 23 Child Sex and Prostitution: Cuba, Dominican Republic, and Venezuela. Research Papers: Julia O'Connell Davidson, and Jacqueline Sanchez Taylor 1995-1996 box-folder 8 : 24 Child Sex Tourism Action Survey, editors Sendrine Fabie and Herve Barioulet. Groupe Developpement for ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asia Tourism 2001 April box-folder 8 : 25 Child Sex Tourism: The Need for an Urgent United Kingdom Response, Report of the Conference. Michael Sieff Foundation 1996 February box-folder 8 : 26 Child Sexual Exploitation: Improving Investigations and Protecting Victims, a Blueprint for Action. Office for Victims of Crime, United States Department of Justice 1995 box-folder 8 : 27 Children and Prostitution: How Can We Measure and Monitor the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children? Literature Review and Annotated Bibliography 1996 box-folder 8 : 28 Children at Risk: A Global Education Curriculum Series, Child Exploitation. Church World Service 1992 box-folder 8 : 29 Child's Rehabilitation Center Annual Report. Philippines 1992 box-folder 8 : 30 Church and Tourism, Report on an International Conference in Stockholm 1981 November box-folder 8 : 31 Coalition on Child Prostitution and Tourism Resource Desk, London 1996-1997 box-folder 8 : 32 The Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Street Children. World Vision, United Kingdom 1997 box-folder 8 : 33 Communication from the Commission on Combating Child Sex Tourism. Commission of the European Communities, Brussels, Belgium 1996 box-folder 8 : 34 Co-Train Annual Report. Community Organization, Training, Research and Advocacy Institute, Philippines 1994 box-folder 8 : 35 Crime and Servitude: An Expose of the Traffic in Russian Women for Prostitution, Preliminary Report. Global Survival Network 1997 box-folder 8 : 36 Delhi Brotherhood society Foundations Annual Report of the Social Development Work. India 1993-1994 box-folder 8 : 37 Directory of Organizations in Development, Peace, and Environment Education. San Francisco Bay Area, California. FIDO Forum for International Development Organizations. undated box-folder 8 : 38 Directory: Third World Travel Alternatives, A Resource Guide for Responsible Travelers. CRT Center for Responsible Tourism, San Anselmo, California 1985-1986 box-folder 8 : 39 ECPAT, End Child Prostitution, Child Pornography, and the Trafficking of Children for Sexual Purposes: An Information Packet. ECPAT Australia 1996 July box-folder 8 : 40 End Child Prostitution: Report of the International Consultation on Child Prostitution, Bangkok, Thailand. ECPAT, End Child Prostitution, Child Pornography, and the Trafficking of Children for Sexual Purposes 1994 June

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box-folder 8 : 41 An Evil Under the Sun: The Sexual Exploitation of Children in Sri Lanka. The PEACE Campaign (Protecting Environment and Children Everywhere) 1994 box-folder 8 : 42 An Ecumenical Study of Prostitution and a Report on Prostitution in the City of Portland, Oregon. Task Force on Prostitution, Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon 1987 August box-folder 8 : 43 Facing the Issue: Fighting Violence Against Women, the Cebu [City] Experience. Philippines 1993 box-folder 8 : 44 Field Responses, Projects in the Philippines and Taiwan. Descriptions, Information, Contacts. 1990 box-folder 8 : 45 Fillmore, Mary, Suggested Guidelines for Assessment of the Impacts of Tourism on Women. Equations (Equitable Tourism Options), India 1994 box-folder 8 : 46 First Call for Children: Convention on the Rights of the Child. World Declaration and Plan of Action from the World Summit for Children. UNICEF 1990 box-folder 8 : 47 Flesh Trade: Blood, Sweat, and Tears - The Facts. The Rainbow Project, Taiwan 1986 box-folder 8 : 48 Girls and Women: A UNICEF Development Priority. 1992 box-folder 8 : 49 A Girl's Right to Development, Equality, and Peace. International Save the Children Alliance, Switzerland 1995 box-folder 8 : 50 Glossary of Human Rights Terms in Common Use in the Philippines. Task Force for Detainees of the Philippines 1991 box-folder 8 : 51 A Guide to Northern Territory Aboriginal Tours, Arts, Crafts. Australian Northern Territory Tourist Commission 1992-1993 box-folder 8 : 52 Guide to the New United Nations Trafficking Protocol: Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, Especially Women and Children. 2000 box-folder 8 : 53 Having an Excellent Adventure: A Handbook for Responsible Travel. Guidebook for Planners and Travelers. Friendship Press, New York 1992 box-folder 8 : 54 Healy, Margaret A., "Prosecuting Child Sex Tourists at Home: Do Laws in Sweden, Australia, and the United States Safeguard the Rights of Children as Mandated by International Law" in Fordham International Law Journal. 1995 May box-folder 8 : 55 HIV and Development Programme Information Packet. United Nations World Development 1993 box-folder 8 : 56 Hospitality - What Price? The United States Navy at Subic Bay and the Women's Response. Buklod Center, Olongapo City, Philippines 1990 box-folder 8 : 57 Hughes, Donna M. and Claire Roche, editors, Making the Harm Visible: Global Sexual Exploitation of Women and Girls. Coalition Against Trafficking in Women 1990 February box-folder 8 : 58 Hughes, Donna M., Pimps and Predators on the Internet: Globalizing Sexual Exploitation of Women and Children - A Report. Coalition Against Trafficking in Women 1999 March box-folder 8 : 59 Human Rights Standards for the Treatment of Trafficked Persons. Foundation Against Trafficking in Women 1999 box-folder 8 : 60 In the Court of Women II: Asia Tribunal on Women's Human Rights in Tokyo. Proceedings of the International Public Hearing on Traffic in Women and War Crimes Against Women. 1994 March box-folder 8 : 61 International Organization for Migration, Three Reports: Trafficking in Women to Italy and Austria, and from the Dominican Republic for Sexual Exploitation. 1996 June box-folder 8 : 62 International Workshop on Alternative Tourism for Sustainable Tourism: Proceeding Report. West Java, Indonesia 1993 April box-folder 8 : 63 In Our Hands: Resolutions and Plan of Action. Women on the Move to Beijing, National Council of Women of the Philippines 1995 box-folder 9 : 1 Ireland, Kevin, Wish You Weren't Here: The Sexual Exploitation of Children and the Connection with Tourism and International Travel. Working Paper No. 7, Save the Children Overseas Department 1993 September box-folder 9 : 2 Kadjar-Hamouda, Eylah, An End to Silence: A Preliminary Study on Sexual Violence, Abuse, and Exploitation of Children Affected by Armed Conflict 1996 July box-folder 9 : 3 Kapur, Promilla, The Indian Call Girls. New Delhi 1979

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box-folder 9 : 4 Kent, George, Little Foreign Bodies: International Dimensions of Child Prostitution. University of Hawaii 1990 box-folder 9 : 5 Kinsaeng [Sex] Tourism: A Nation-wide Survey Report on Conditions in Four Areas - Seoul, Pusan, Cheju, Kyongju. Korea Church Women United 1983 box-folder 9 : 6 The Last Periphery: Tourism in Asia. India 1990 box-folder 9 : 7 Latta, Joan, Responsible Tourism. Institute of Certified Travel Agents 1993 December box-folder 9 : 8 Lundgren, Eva, Hemmi I Tanzania, Faktahafte (poetry in Swedish) 1970 box-folder 9 : 9 Mahabhol, Nitaya, Commercial Sex Workers: Their Situation and Health. Ministry of Public Health, Thailand 1996 August box-folder 9 : 10 Marin, Rita, editor, The Human Rights of Women: A Reference Guide to Official United Nations Documents. Oakland, California 1996 June box-folder 9 : 11 Marketing Nature-Oriented Tourism for Rural Development and Wildlands Management in Developing Countries: A Bibliography. U.S Department of Agriculture Forest Service 1988 box-folder 9 : 12 McLaren, Deborah, Rethinking Tourism and Ecotravel: The Paving of Paradise and What You Can Do to Stop It. (West Hartford, Conn.: Kumarian Press) 1998 box-folder 9 : 13 McLaren, Deborah, Rethinking Tourism and Ecotravel: The Paving of Paradise and What You Can Do to Stop It, uncorrected proof, with written endorsement by Virginia Hadsell 1997 box-folder 9 : 14 Mei-Jung, Yvonne Lin, editor, Asian Consultation on Tourism and Aboriginal Peoples. ECTWT Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism 1989 box-folder 9 : 15 Mission Perspective in Tourism. Penang, Malaysia 2001 February box-folder 9 : 16 Mortenson, Pamela A., The Effects of Tourism on Developing Nations. International Relations Seminar 1989 December 11 box-folder 9 : 17 Ng, William, Beyond Mosques and Mosquitoes - An Asian Experience. UNITAS Campus Ministry, Berkeley, California 1985 October box-folder 9 : 18 O'Grady, Alison, The Challenge of Tourism: Learning Resources for Study and Action. ECTWT Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism 1990 box-folder 9 : 19 O'Grady, Ron, The Child and the Tourist. Bangkok, Thailand: ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism 1992 box-folder 9 : 20 O'Grady, Ron, O'Grady, Ron, The ECPAT Story. Bangkok, Thailand: ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism 1996 box-folder 9 : 21 O'Grady, Ron, The Rape of the Innocent. Bangkok, Thailand: ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism 1994 box-folder 9 : 22 O'Grady, Ron, Third World Stopover, The Tourism Debate. World Council of Churches 1981 box-folder 9 : 23 O'Grady, Ron, Tourism in the Third World. Maryknoll, New York: Orbis Books 1982 box-folder 9 : 24 O'Dea, Pauline, Gender Exploitation and Violence: The Market in Women, Girls, and Sex in Nepal. UNICEF 1993 February box-folder 9 : 25 Perkins, Harvey, Theological Reflection on Tourism: Biblical Reflection on a New Consciousness and a New Structure for Third World Tourism. ECTWT Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism 1985 box-folder 9 : 26 Perspectives in Tourism Series. No. 1 Suresh, K.T., Democratizing Tourism; 2 Anthony Rogers and Raul Nicolau Gonsalves, Spirituality in Tourism; 4 Higgins-Desbiolles, Freya, Encounters Between the Wretched of the Earth and the Tourist; 5 Christine Pluss and Marianne Hochuli, Tourism and GATS (General Agreement on Trade in Services by the World Trade Organization). ECTWT Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism 2005 box-folder 9 : 27 Pilgrims and Christian Tourists: Promotion Handbook. Ministry of Tourism, Israel 1988 box-folder 9 : 28 Platform for Action and the Beijing Declaration. United Nations Fourth World Conference on Women, China 1995 September box-folder 9 : 29 Presbyterians Do Travel: Resources for the journey. Presbyterian Church U.S.A. 1987 box-folder 9 : 30 Proceedings of the Visayas NGO [Non-Government Organization] Consultation Workshop for Monitoring the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. Philippines 1991 January

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box-folder 9 : 31 Promoting Resilience in Vulnerable At-Risk Children. Forum with Chok C. Hieu and Edith Grothbert, Quezon City, Philippines 1995 August box-folder 9 : 32 Quick Money - Easy Money? A Report on Child Labour in Tourism. Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation, Berne 1999 box-folder 9 : 33 Radda Barnen's International Programme (Swedish Save the Children) 1997-1999 box-folder 9 : 34 Raymond, Janice G., Coalition Against Trafficking in Women; A Report to the Special Rapporteur on Violence Against Women. United Nations, Geneva 1995 May box-folder 9 : 35 Raymond, Janice G., Sex Trafficking of Women in the United States: International and Domestic Trends 2001 March box-folder 9 : 36 Reaching Street Children in Urban Environments in Indonesia, Grant Proposal and Report. PACT Private Agencies Collaborating Together, Indonesia 1992-1994 box-folder 9 : 37 Sexual Exploitation of Women: Report of the Focus Group. Council on Women and the Church, General Assembly, United Presbyterian Church 1986 box-folder 9 : 38 Report on Consultation Five: Tourism and Ecology, The Impact of Travel on a Fragile Earth 1990 box-folder 9 : 39 A Report on Our Activities - 1987; Equations Equitable Tourism Options 1987 box-folder 9 : 40 Report on the Seminar on Alternative Tourism. Tabago, West Indies 1989 October box-folder 9 : 41 Schirmer, Daniel B., United States Bases by Another Name: ASAC [Acquisition and Cross-Servicing Agreement] in the Philippines. Philippines Bases Network and Friends of the Filipino People 1995 February box-folder 9 : 42 Seminar on the Sexual Exploitation of Children and Adolescents in the Americas - Report. Brazil 1996 April box-folder 9 : 43 Seneviratne, Maureen, For the Love of Children: A P.E.A.C.E. Profile, A Personal Account of Ten Years of the P.E.A.C.E. Campaign. Protecting Environment and Children Everywhere: Mount Lavinia, Sri Lanka 1999 box-folder 9 : 44 Seneviratne, Maureen, editor, CSEC:The Crime Against Children, Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children. Protecting Environment and Children Everywhere: Mount Lavinia, Sri Lanka 2006 box-folder 9 : 45 Seneviratne, Maureen and Shirley J.S. Peiris, National Report: Submitted by the Sri Lankan Working Group, Part Seven: A Summary 1989 October box-folder 9 : 46 Seneviratne, Maureen, The Fleeting Emptiness, A Collection of Short Stories. Sri Lanka 1992 box-folder 9 : 47 Sexual Exploitation of Children and Adolescents in the Americas: Proceedings of the Meeting. UNICEF and the Government of Brazil 1996 April box-folder 9 : 48 The Sexual Exploitation of Children: Field Responses, Florence Bruce, Coordinator. Geneva: International Catholic Child Bureau [ICCB] 1991 box-folder 9 : 49 Sexual Exploitation of Women, Report. Committee on Women's Concerns and Council on Women and the Church, United Presbyterian Church General Assembly 1986 box-folder 9 : 50 Sisters and Daughters Betrayed: Report of the International Conference on the Dynamics of Sexual Coercion. Reno, Nevada. Global Fund for Women 1996 October box-folder 9 : 51 Small Islands and Sustainable Tourism. Pacific Conference of Churches and ECOT Ecumenical Coalition on Tourism 2005 box-folder 9 : 52 Srisang, Koson, editor, Liberating Discovery, An Asian Enquiry into Theological Reflection on Tourism. ECTWT Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism 1986 box-folder 9 : 53 Srisang, Koson, editor, Liberating Discovery, An Asian Enquiry into Theological Reflection on Tourism. ECTWT Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism 1986 box-folder 10 : 1 Stang, Janet L., An Inquiry into the Value Issues of First World Tourism on the Third World: A Monograph for Tourists Entitled 'Responsible Tourism' . Master of Values thesis, San Francisco Theological Seminary, San Anselmo, California. Virginia Hadsell, advisor 1992 box-folder 10 : 2 Stop the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children. Radda Barnen (Swedish Save the Children) 1996 box-folder 10 : 3 Third World People and Tourism, Approaches to a Dialogue. ECTWT Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism 1986 box-folder 10 : 4 Third World People and Tourism, Approaches to a Dialogue. ECTWT Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism 1986

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box-folder 10 : 5 Tourism: An Ecumenical Concern. ECTWT Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism, Bangkok 1988 July box-folder 10 : 6 Tourism, Development, and the Environment: A Response to the Earth Summit's Agenda. Brazil 1992 box-folder 10 : 7 Tourism, Prostitution, Development. ECTWT Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism, Bangkok 1983 box-folder 10 : 8 United Nations Economic and Social Council Approval of the Global Code of Ethics for Tourism 2001 May 18 box-folder 10 : 9 United States Senate, a message from the U.S. President - Transmitting the United Nations Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women. 1980 box-folder 10 : 10 We Won't Let That Happen Here: Preventing Child Sexual Abuse in the Church. United Presbyterian Church 1997 box-folder 10 : 11 Women and Tourism - in Cheju Island [Korea]. Korea Church Women United 1987 box-folder 10 : 12 Women and Tourism: A Report of an International Seminar, Seoul and Cheju Island. Korea Church Women United 1988 April box-folder 10 : 13 Women in a Changing World: Prostitution and Tourism. World Council of Churches 1981 box-folder 10 : 14 Women's Rights, Human Rights: Asia - Pacific Reflections. Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Malaysia 1993 box-folder 10 : 15 Working for the Rights of the Child, Practical Tools Publications Catalogue. Radda Barnen (Swedish Save the Child) 1997 box-folder 10 : 16 World Tourism Day - Tourism: Education for All. Approved Tourist Guides Association. City of Varanasi, India 1988 September 27 box-folder 10 : 17 Zi Teng, Research Report on Mainland Chinese Sex Workers: Hong Kong, Macau, and Town B in the Pearl River Delta 2000 February

Subseries 2-C Brochures 1985-1999 Physical Description: 7 folders Location: Box 10, File Folders 18 – 24; Shelf Location 4/I/5. Scope and Content Note The brochures were collected to provide information about specific organizations, groups, and issues about which the public can be made aware. The groups work on the impacts and issues of tourism in the Third World - sexual and cultural exploitation, and environmental problems. There is no arrangement.

box-folder 10 : Brochures 1985-1999 18-24

Subseries 2-D Newsletters 1981-2006 Physical Description: 44 folders Location: Box 10, File Folders 25 – 36 and Box 11; Shelf Location 4/I/5. Scope and Content Note The newsletters were collected to provide information for research and for dissemination. The groups that produced the newsletters worked on the impacts and issues of tourism in the Third World - sexual and cultural exploitation, and environmental problems. Note that none of the newsletters have complete runs. There may be only one, a few, or several issues and the issues' dates may be spread over several years. Arranged alphabetically by newsletter title.

box-folder 10 : 25 A New Tourism Order, Sri Lanka Profiles. Special Issue No. 3 1987 box-folder 10 : 26 Alternative Network Letter. India (continued by ANLetter, Equations Quarterly) 1988-1992 box-folder 10 : 27 ANLetter, Equations Quarterly. India 1993-1998 box-folder 10 : 28 Alternative Tour, also titled Alternative World, also titled Alternative Tourism 1984-1992

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box-folder 10 : 29 Asia-Pacific Women Action Network Newsletter for Women's Struggle. 1 issue 1991 box-folder 10 : 30 Asian Action, Newsletter of the Asian Cultural Forum on Development 1990 box-folder 10 : 31 Broken Bud. ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism - U.S.A., West Coast 1993-1994 box-folder 10 : 32 Child Asia. Thailand 1991-1992 box-folder 10 : 33 Child Workers in Asia. Some issues are missing. 1991-1996 box-folder 10 : 34 Child Workers in the Philippines. 1994-1995 box-folder 10 : 35 Coop America Quarterly: for Building Economic Alternatives. 1985-1996 Scope and Content Note Some issues are missing.

box-folder 10 : 36 Coop America Quarterly: for Building Economic Alternatives. 1985-1996 Scope and Content Note Some issues are missing.

box-folder 11 : 1 Children Worldwide. International Catholic Child Bureau ICCB, Switzerland 1990-1994 box-folder 11 : 2 Christian Peace Conference Quarterly. 1987-1988 Scope and Content Note Some issues are missing.

box-folder 11 : 3 Coalition Report. The Coalition Against Trafficking in Women 1992-1997 2000 box-folder 11 : 4 Coalition: Asia - Pacific Report. The Coalition Against Trafficking in Women, Asia - Pacific. Philippines 1998-1999 box-folder 11 : 5 Contours, Quarterly newsletter of the Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism. ECTWT, Bangkok, Thailand. 1983-1997 Scope and Content Note Some issues are missing.

box-folder 11 : 6 Contours, Quarterly newsletter of the Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism. ECTWT, Bangkok, Thailand. 1983-1997 Scope and Content Note Some issues are missing.

box-folder 11 : 7 Contours, Quarterly newsletter of the Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism. ECTWT, Bangkok, Thailand. 1983-1997 Scope and Content Note Some issues are missing.

box-folder 11 : 8 Contours, Quarterly newsletter of the Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism. ECTWT, Bangkok, Thailand. 1983-1997 Scope and Content Note Some issues are missing.

box-folder 11 : 9 Contours, Quarterly newsletter of the Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism. ECTWT, Bangkok, Thailand. 1983-1997 Scope and Content Note Some issues are missing.

box-folder 11 : 10 Contours, Quarterly newsletter of the Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism. ECTWT, Bangkok, Thailand. 1983-1997 Scope and Content Note Some issues are missing.

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box-folder 11 : 11 ECPAT Newsletter. End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism, Bangkok, Thailand. 1991-2004 Scope and Content Note Several issues are missing.

box-folder 11 : 12 ECPAT Newsletter. End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism, Bangkok, Thailand. 1991-2004 Scope and Content Note Several issues are missing.

box-folder 11 : 13 ECPAT - Australia Newsletter. End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism. 1995-1997 box-folder 11 : 14 ECPAT - Canada Newsletter. End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism. 1997-1998 box-folder 11 : 15 ECPAT - Philippines Newsletter. End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism. 1993-1998 box-folder 11 : 16 ECPAT - USA Newsletter. End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism. 1997-2005 box-folder 11 : 17 Friends of Women Newsletter. Thailand 1991 box-folder 11 : 18 Global Perspectives, Quarterly for the Center for Global Education. Augsburg College, Minneapolis, Minnesota 1989-1994 box-folder 11 : 19 Horizons, magazine for Presbyterian Women. Issue on Child Advocacy. 2003 May-2003 June box-folder 11 : 20 In God's Image. Hong Kong 1990 June box-folder 11 : 21 ICCB News. International Catholic Child Bureau, New York 1991-1993 box-folder 11 : 22 The International Campaign to End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism Newsletter 1991-1994 box-folder 11 : 23 My Sister's Place. National Church Women's Association of the Presbyterian Church, Korea 1988-1992 box-folder 11 : 24 On the Track. Waikiki Health Center, Waikiki, Hawaii 1992-1997 box-folder 11 : 25 PEACE, Protecting the Environment and Children Everywhere, Newsletter. Sri Lanka 1992-1999 2006 box-folder 11 : 26 Remedios, Aids Foundation Newsletter. Philippines 1993 box-folder 11 : 27 Responsible Travel. North America Coordinating Center for Responsible Tourism, California. 1986-1996 box-folder 11 : 28 SEAPRO Forum. Save the Children Fund (United Kingdom), Southeast Asia and Pacific Regional Office 1993-1994 box-folder 11 : 29 Southeast Asia Chronicle. Southeast Asia Resource Center, Berkeley, California 1981 1985 box-folder 11 : 30 Travel Alternatives. Santa Barbara, California 1990 box-folder 11 : 31 Voices of Thai Women. Stop Child Sexploitation, Thailand 1990 box-folder 11 : 32 Women Together: Network News. HELP Asian Women's Shelter, Tokyo, Japan 1990-1993

Subseries 2-E Meetings and Conferences 1984-2002 Physical Description: 54 folders Location: Box 12 and Box 13, File Folders 1 - 4; Shelf Location 4/I/5 – 6. Scope and Content Note The Sub-Series contains files on meetings, seminars, consultations, conferences, and workshops. Some of the files are planning files of meetings called by CRT Center for Responsible Tourism. Other meetings were called by various groups throughout the world to work on the impacts and issues of tourism in the Third World - sexual and cultural exploitation, and environmental problems. Arranged alphabetically by meeting title.

box-folder 12 : 1 Asian Women's Human Rights Council, Conference on Trafficking in Women. Philippines 1991 November box-folder 12 : 2 Asian Women's Human Rights Council, Conference on Trafficking in Women. Seoul, Korea 1991 December

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box-folder 12 : 3 Beijing: United Nations Fourth World Conference on Women. Non-Governmental Organizations Forum. China 1995 box-folder 12 : 4 Beijing: United Nations Fourth World Conference on Women. Non-Governmental Organizations Forum. China 1995 box-folder 12 : 5 Beijing: United Nations Fourth World Conference on Women. Non-Governmental Organizations Forum. China 1995 box-folder 12 : 6 Beijing: United Nations Fourth World Conference on Women. Non-Governmental Organizations Forum. China 1995 box-folder 12 : 7 Building a Sustainable World Through Tourism. Montreal, Canada 1994 September box-folder 12 : 8 Children in Prostitution: Victims of Prostitution in Asia, Bangkok Conference. ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism 1992 April box-folder 12 : 9 Churches and Tourism Consultation, Basel, Switzerland. ECTWT Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism 1990 October box-folder 12 : 10 Consultation I: Tourism, The Human Dimension. Formation of CRT Center for Responsible Tourism. San Anselmo, California 1984 November box-folder 12 : 11 Consultation II: North American Churches and Third World Tourism. CRT Center for Responsible Tourism. San Anselmo, California 1986 November box-folder 12 : 12 There is NO File Folder 12. box-folder 12 : 13 Consultation II: North American Churches and Third World Tourism. CRT Center for Responsible Tourism. San Anselmo, California 1986 November box-folder 12 : 14 Consultation II: North American Churches and Third World Tourism. CRT Center for Responsible Tourism. San Anselmo, California 1986 November box-folder 12 : 15 Consultation III: Dimensions in Tourism. CRT Center for Responsible Tourism. San Anselmo, California 1987 November box-folder 12 : 16 Consultation III: Dimensions in Tourism. CRT Center for Responsible Tourism. San Anselmo, California 1987 November box-folder 12 : 17 Consultation IV: Economic Issues of Tourism. CRT Center for Responsible Tourism. Stony Point, New York 1988 November box-folder 12 : 18 Consultation V: Tourism and Ecology: The Impact of Travel on a Fragile Earth. CRT Center for Responsible Tourism. Dexter, Oregon 1989 November box-folder 12 : 19 Consultation VI: Tourism: Cultural Diversity and Adversity. CRT Center for Responsible Tourism. Oahu, Hawaii 1990 October box-folder 12 : 20 Consultation IV: Economic Issues of Tourism. CRT Center for Responsible Tourism. Stony Point, New York 1988 November box-folder 12 : 21 Convention on the Rights of the Child; adopted by the United Nations. Information Packet and Briefing Kit. UNICEF 1993 box-folder 12 : 22 Criminal Justice Issues in the International Exploitation of Women and Children. Program for Judges, Legal officials and Advocacy Groups from the Russian Federation. United States State Department and Department of Justice, Washington, D.C. 1997 April box-folder 12 : 23 Ecotourism and the Conservation of Wetlands, Bird Habitats, Rain Forests, and Other Natural Habitats. Sierra club and Association of Wetland Managers. Miami, Florida 1990 November box-folder 12 : 24 Ecotourism in Polar Areas. St. Petersburg, Russia 1995 October box-folder 12 : 25 Ecotourism in the Beach and Marine Environment: A USIA Sub-regional Project for the Caribbean 1995 box-folder 12 : 26 Ecotourism Symposium for Africa. Senegal. Africa Travel Association 1992 November box-folder 12 : 27 Environment, Tourism, and Development: An Agenda for Action? Valletta, Malta. Centre for Environmental Management and Planning (CEMP), Scotland. 1990 March box-folder 12 : 28 European Consultation, UNICEF: In preparation for the World Congress Against Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children. Strasbourg, France 1996 April box-folder 12 : First International Network Tourism Network Meeting. ECTWT Ecumenical 28a Coalition on Third World Tourism. Limassol, Cyprus 1991 October box-folder 12 : 29 Forced Labor: The Prostitution of Children, Proceeds of a Symposium, U.S. Department of Labor and U.S. Department of State. Washington, D.C. 1995 September

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box-folder 12 : 30 The Impact of Tourism: Its Challenge to the Mission of the Churches of Asia. Asian Ecumenical Workshop, Thailand 1989 July box-folder 12 : 31 Joining Hands for Quality Tourism: Interpretation, Preservation, and the Travel Industry. Third Congress of Heritage Interpretation International, Hawaii 1991 November box-folder 12 : 32 National Institutions for the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights Third International Workshop. Philippines 1995 April box-folder 12 : 33 Pacific Southwest Conference on world Christian Mission, Asilomar Mission Conference, Pacific Grove, California 1993 box-folder 12 : 34 Responsible Alternative Tourism Workshop. Caribbean Conference of Churches, Keriwak Village, Tobago 1989 October box-folder 12 : 35 Rethinking Tourism Consultation, ECTWT Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism, Bali, Indonesia 1994 August box-folder 12 : 36 Seminar: TWU Practitioners' Seminars on Improving Service Delivery to the Urban Poor. Indonesia 1996 February box-folder 12 : 37 Seminar on Alternative Tourism. World Tourism Organization, Algeria 1989 November box-folder 12 : 38 Stop Trafficking Children for Sexual Purposes, a Report on the ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism, Taiwan Consultation 1994 June box-folder 12 : 39 Symposium: Stop the Epidemic: Sexual Exploitation Against Women and Children. CRT Center for Responsible Tourism - Broken Bud Project, Berkeley, California 1999 April 20 box-folder 12 : 40 Third World People and Tourism. ECTWT Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism, Bad Ball, Germany 1996 March box-folder 12 : 41 Tourism - A Vital Force for Peace. Vancouver, Canada 1987 October box-folder 12 : 42 Tourism for the Environment, Second World Congress. Venezuela 1993 October box-folder 12 : 43 Tourism and Human Rights. Tourism Fair, ITB Berlin Internationale Tourismus-Borse. Berlin, Germany 1992 March box-folder 12 : 44 Women and Militarization in Asia Workshop. Conference on Militarization in Asia and the Pacific 1984 December box-folder 12 : 45 Women's Forum Report: International Christian Consultation on Justice and Peace in Korea. National Council of Churches Korea, Women's Committee. Inchon 1988 April box-folder 12 : 46 Workshop on Alternative Tourism with a focus on Asia. ECTWT Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism, Chiangmai, Thailand 1984 April box-folder 12 : 47 World Congress Against the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children. ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism and UNICEF. Stockholm, Sweden 1996 August box-folder 12 : 48 World Congress Against the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children. ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism and UNICEF. Stockholm, Sweden 1996 August box-folder 12 : 49 World Congress Against the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children. ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism and UNICEF. Stockholm, Sweden 1996 August box-folder 12 : 50 World Congress Against the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children. Stockholm, Sweden 1996 August box-folder 13 : 1 World Congress Against the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children. ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism and UNICEF. Stockholm, Sweden 1996 August box-folder 13 : 2 World Congress Against the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children. ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism and UNICEF. Stockholm, Sweden 1996 August box-folder 13 : 3 World Congress Against the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children. ECPAT End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism and UNICEF. Stockholm, Sweden. Virginia Hadsell, Conference Packet and Notes 1996 August box-folder 13 : 4 World Ecotourism Summit. Hong Kong 2002

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Subseries 2-F Presentations, Lectures, and Papers 1933-2005 Physical Description: 86 folders Location: Boxes 13, File Folders 5 – 90; Shelf Location 4/I/6. Scope and Content Note The materials were collected to provide information for research and for dissemination. The individuals and groups that presented the lectures and papers worked on the impacts and issues of tourism in the Third World - sexual and cultural exploitation, and environmental problems. Arranged alphabetically by author's last name, or by title if an author is not identified.

box-folder 13 : 5 Afeef, Rifat H., The Physical Conditions in the Maldives: A Situation Analysis. 1988 November box-folder 13 : 6 Alforte, Dolores S., The Role of Tourism in an Economy in Crisis: The Case of the Philippines. Asia and South Pacific Conference, Board of Global Ministries, United Methodist Church, New Delhi, India 1993 November box-folder 13 : 7 Bates, Barbara, Violence Against Women and the Girl Child. ca. 1996 box-folder 13 : 8 Bennett, Ralph, Pornography and Extra-familial Child Sexual Abuse: Examining the Relationship 1991 February box-folder 13 : 9 Bruce, Florance, Caught in Modern Slvery: An Ecumenical Consultation on Tourism and Child Prostitution. Chaing Mai, Thailand 1990 May box-folder 13 : 10 Burks, Janet E., Prostitution Tourism: Sprucing Up for the Olympics. Seoul, Korea 1988 box-folder 13 : 11 Calman, Leslie J., Are Women's Rights "Human Rights"? Barnard College 1987 September box-folder 13 : 12 Child Prostitution and Tourism: Philippines Country Report. Philippine Delegation Executive Summary for the Ecumenical Consultation. Chaing Mai, Thailand 1990 May box-folder 13 : 13 Chunghee, Sarah Soh, Military Comfort Women: The Government of Japan Versus the Survivors. Center for Korean Studies, University of California, Berkeley 1995 box-folder 13 : 14 The Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children. UNICEF Multi-religious Consultation and World Conference on Religion and Peace. New York 1996 March box-folder 13 : 15 Concept Proposal from the Office on Global Education for a North American Network for Ethical Travel (NANET) 1997 box-folder 13 : 16 Cooper, Susan, An Assessment of Australian Involvement in the Sex Tourism Industry of Thailand and the Philippines. 1994 May box-folder 13 : 17 Cullen, Sally, World University of the Environment in the Subic Rainforest: A Concept Paper. Philippines 1992 September box-folder 13 : 18 Davies, Peter, A Report on NACCRT (North America Coordinating Center for Responsible Tourism) to Alternative Responsible Tourism Seminar. Algeria 1989 November box-folder 13 : 19 Declaration of Asian Women's Human Rights Council. 1991 December box-folder 13 : 20 Declaration of Commitment on HIV/AIDS. United Nations 2003 box-folder 13 : 21 Del Rosario, Virginia O., Tourism and Women: The Perspective from Feminist Political Economy. Rethinking Tourism, Bali, Indonesia 1994 August box-folder 13 : 22 Dhaka Declaration II Regionally Globally. Global Conference Organizing Against Sexual Exploitation, Bangladesh 1999 January box-folder 13 : 23 Donnelly, Dody H., Rethinking Tourism from a Planetary Ethic. 1994 AUgust box-folder 13 : 24 Ely-Raphel, Nancy, Women and the Law - Emerging Opportunities. Austin, Texas 1994 April box-folder 13 : 25 Englebrecht, Lois, The Role of Prevention Education within the Issue of Prostituted Children. Quezon City, Philippines 1991 box-folder 13 : 26 Farley, Melissa and Hotaling, Norma, Prostitution, Violence, and Post-traumatic Stress disorder. U.N. World Conference on Women, Beijing, China 1995 September box-folder 13 : 27 Fillmore, Mary, Women and Tourism: Invisible Hosts, Invisible Guests undated box-folder 13 : 28 Frome, Michael, Protecting the Golden Goose. Tourism and Parks Conference, Des Moines, Iowa 1987 April

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box-folder 13 : 28 Frome, Michael, Idaho's tourism challenge - Keeping the Balance. Conference on Outdoor Recreation and Tourism, Moscow, Idaho 1984 October box-folder 13 : 28 Frome, Michael, To Save the Wild Ecosystems. Seattle, Washington 1988 October box-folder 13 : 29 Fuchs, Heinz, Drops in the Bucket: Tourism Watch, a History of the Organization, a Part of the Association of the Protestant Churches in Germany. 2001 February box-folder 13 : 30 The GATS (General Agreement on Trade in Services), World Trade Organization, Introduction to GATS and its effect on Tourism. 2001 February box-folder 13 : 31 The Gist of the Matter in a Nutshell: Dimensions, Perspectives, and Impacts of Tourism in Developing Countries. Tourism Watch, Germany 1999 box-folder 13 : 32 Good, Barbara, Sexual Exploitation in a Consumer Society. International Abolitionist Federation Conference, Bucharest, Romania 1994 September box-folder 13 : 33 Gonsalves, Paul, The Year of Living Differently: Some Reflections on Equations in 1991 - 1992. 1992 box-folder 13 : 34 Grant, James P., Executive Director of UNICEF, Children and Women - The Trojan Horse Against Mass Poverty? 1933 January box-folder 13 : 35 Groth, Annette, CSD 7: Expectations and Results, Commission on Sustainable Development (meeting of NGOs, Trade Unions, Industry, and the U.N.), New York. 1999 box-folder 13 : 36 Hadsell, Virginia, Sun, Sand, Sea . . . and S-x. 1999 July box-folder 13 : 37 Hernandez, Elizabeth and Smith, Faye McDonald, Women: A Cry for Justice. Committee on Women's Concerns, Council on Women and the Church. 1984 November box-folder 13 : 38 Hermann, Kenneth J., Jr., The International Dimension of Child Prostitution. Conference of U.S. Committee to Support the Campaign to End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism (ECPAT), New York. 1991 December box-folder 13 : 39 International Consultation on Children in Prostitution, ECPAT (End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism), Press Release and Recommendations, Stuttgart, Germany. 1993 May box-folder 13 : 40 Indicators of a Child's Needs for Protection: Tourism and child Prostitution and the Rehabilitation Framework. undated box-folder 13 : 41 Joint Statement for the Eradication of AIDS. Emergency joint Countermeasures Committee - Korea. 1988 August box-folder 13 : 42 Ms. K, Lecture by a Former Prostitute (Korea). undated box-folder 13 : 43 Kalikasan, Haribon Palawan-Tanggol, Belief, Knowledge, and Practice of the Palawa-No Tribe's Resource Management Within the Domadoway Foundation Ancestral Domain Claim Areas. Philippines 1993 box-folder 13 : 44 Kao, Ruth, Child Prostitution and Tourism Country Report: Taiwan. Rainbow Project 1990 May box-folder 13 : 45 Karlen, Helena (ECPAT and Save the Children Sweden), Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children in Eastern Europe. Interpol Standing Working Party on Offences Against Minors. 1995 November box-folder 13 : 46 Karlen, Helena, The Elimination of Sexual Exploitation of Children and Child Pornography. Swedish Save the Children (Radda Barnen). Colombo, Sri Lanka 1993 June box-folder 13 : 47 Kent, George, United States Policy on Children. 1990 October box-folder 13 : 47 Kent, George, Little foreign Bodies: International Dimensions of Child Prostitution. 1990 October box-folder 13 : 48 Kim, Eunice, Justice, Peace, and the Integrity of Creation. Kyoto, Japan 1987 November box-folder 13 : 49 Kutay, Kurt, Ecotourism marketing: Capturing the Demand for Special Interest Nature and Culture Tourism to Support Conservation and Sustainable Development. 1992 box-folder 13 : 50 Kyung, Chung Hyun, People's Spirituality and Tourism: An Asian Eco-Feminist Reflection. Bali, Indonesia. 1994 August box-folder 13 : 51 Lee, Michael (a pseudonym), American Paedophiles in Asia: The New Ugly Americans 1990

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box-folder 13 : 52 Leidholdt, Dorchen A., The Substantive Provisions of the Proposed "Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Sexual Exploitation". Coalition Against Trafficking in Women undated box-folder 13 : 53 Letter to Paul Wellston, Sponsor of the International Trafficking of Women and Children Victim Protection Act of 1999. Coalition Against Trafficking in Women 1999 April box-folder 13 : 54 Lindbert, Kreg, Tourism as a Conservation Tool: An Introduction to Ecotourism in Developing Countries. Johns Hopkins University 1989 April box-folder 13 : 55 Lord, Terry R., Discussion Paper on Law Reform and Law Enforcement. Child Exploitation and Obscenity Section, Criminal Division, United States Department of Justice 1996 August box-folder 13 : 56 Lubeck, Laurie, The New Environmental Responsibility of Tourists, Tour Operators, and Travel Agents in East African Safari Tourism. 1990 box-folder 13 : McLaren, Deborah, Becoming a Robin Hood of Ecotourism. 1998 56a box-folder 13 : 57 Mercado, Nellie, What Has International Tourism to do with Prostitution? World Council of Churches Assembly, Vancouver, Canada 1983 July box-folder 13 : 58 Morgan, Brian H., Preliminary Compilation of Secondary Source Material on the Subject of Child Prostitution in Asia. ECPAT (End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism) 1992 November box-folder 13 : 59 National Audubon Society, Travel Ethic for Responsible Travel. 1989 box-folder 13 : 60 Nansen, Russell, United States Sex Tourism Under Scrutiny. 2002 box-folder 13 : 61 Center for Responsible Tourism Occasional Papers. Hadsell, Virginia, Responsible Tourism. 1990-1991 box-folder 13 : 61 Center for Responsible Tourism Occasional Papers. Wilred, Felix, Third World Tourism: A Pressing Theological Concern. 1990-1991 box-folder 13 : 61 Center for Responsible Tourism Occasional Papers. Srisang, Koson, Churches and Tourism. 1990-1991 box-folder 13 : 61 Center for Responsible Tourism Occasional Papers. Hadsell, Virginia, Social Cost of Tourism. 1990-1991 box-folder 13 : 62 Patterson, Kaleo, Tourism's Negative Impact on Native Hawaiians, A Human Rights Issue. 1992 March box-folder 13 : 63 Perpinan, Mary Soledad, Philippine Women in the Service and Entertainment Sector 1984 April box-folder 13 : 64 Pleumarom, Anita, Understanding the Crises of the Third World Tourism Debate. 1993 March box-folder 13 : 65 Proposed: International Convention Against All Forms of Sexual Exploitation. A project of UNESCO and the Coalition Against Trafficking in Women. Comment draft 1993 September box-folder 13 : 66 Pusurinkham, Sirirat, Trafficking Undocumented Children. 2005 box-folder 13 : 67 Refugio, Erna, Tourism: An Anathema of Sustainable Development. 1995 box-folder 13 : 68 Reid, Elizabeth, Placing Women at the Centre of the Analyses: Women and AIDS. Canada 1990 December box-folder 13 : 69 Responsible Alternative Tourism: A Third World Perspective. Equitable Tourism Options, Bangalore, India 1990 September box-folder 13 : 70 Ruether, Rosemary Radford, Eco-feminism: Symbolic and Social Connections of the Oppression of Women and the Domination of Nature. ca. 1989-1990 box-folder 13 : 71 Senior Citizens' Wisdom and Vision for Responsible Tourism: Summary Notes on the International Interfaith Seminar, Dyana Pura, Indonesia. 2002 January box-folder 13 : 72 Sexual Exploitation of Women and Children - Hearings before the United States Representatives Foreign Affairs Sub-committee on International Security, International Organizations, and Human Rights. Four Testimonies: John Shattuck, Dorothy Q. Thomas, Kenneth L. Klothen, and Representative Tom Lantos. 1994 March 23 box-folder 13 : 73 Sheeley, Kathy, Ecotourism: An Investment in the Future. 1992 box-folder 13 : 74 Smolenski, Carol, The Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children in Church and Society. 2000 September-2000 October

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box-folder 13 : 75 Srisang, Sudarat Sereewat, Caught in Modern Slavery: Tourism and Child Prostitution in Thailand. Ecumenical Consultation, Chaing Mai, Thailand 1990 May box-folder 13 : 76 Stevenson, Una, Washington D.C. Follow-Up Report of the World Congress Against Sexual Exploitation of Children, August 1996). Stockholm, Sweden 1996 November 22 box-folder 13 : 77 Suresh, K.T., Child Prostitution: An Asian Perspective. Equations, Bangalore 1989 box-folder 13 : 78 Tabb, William, The Economics of Tourism: Who Benefits? undated box-folder 13 : 79 Temple, Anton, [Tourism in Africa]. ECTWT (Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism) Consultation on Mission Perspectives in Tourism 2001 February box-folder 13 : 80 [Author?], Third World People and Tourism. Consultation, Bad Boll, West Germany. Handwritten 1986 March box-folder 13 : 81 Tourism and the Environment. ECTWT (Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism), Bangkok, Thailand. ca. 1989 box-folder 13 : 82 Center for Responsible Tourism Occasional Paper, [Author?], Tourism - Prostitution - AIDS. 1991 January box-folder 13 : 83 Tourism: Putting Ethics into Practice, A Report on the Responsible Practices of United Kingdom Tour Operators. 2000 January box-folder 13 : 84 Trafficking of Asian Women, Children, and Men Forum by the United States Congressional Human Rights Caucus. Three Statements: Elisa Massimino, Michele E. Beasley, Abdul Momen 1993 July 15 box-folder 13 : 85 Travel Friends International Development Plan. Tourism Unit of the Directorate General of the European Commission, Brussels 1995 box-folder 13 : 86 Tuting, Ludmilla, Eco- or Ego-Tourism? The Misuse of a Buzzword. undated box-folder 13 : 87 Urgent Appeal - Tanah Lot, Bali. ECTWT (Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism). 1993 March box-folder 13 : Wang-Huei, Isa, Presentation on Taiwan for the Children in Prostitution 87a Conference, Bangkok 1992 April box-folder 13 : 88 Wasi, Prawase, Tourism and Child Prostitution, Thailand 1990 May box-folder 13 : 89 Wulfing, Guy, Prima Wira Putra - Bali, Indonesia (creating an alternative model for tourism) 1998 box-folder 13 : 90 Zataz, Berit, A Psychological Analysis of the Motivations of Sex Tourists. Foundation for Women, Bangkok, Thailand 1991 Series 3 Audiotapes (audiocassettes) ca. 1983-1994 Physical Description: 2 boxes Location: Box 13 – 14; Shelf Location 4/I/6 Scope and Content Note The cassettes were collected from organizations or recorded at CRT Center for Responsible Tourism events and meetings to provide information for research and for dissemination. The groups that produced the tapes worked on the impacts and issues of tourism in the Third World - sexual and cultural exploitation, and environmental problems. Arranged alphabetically by title.

box-tape 13 : 1 Tourism Consultation. San Anselmo, California. Cindy Biddlecomb, Role Play and Reports; Herman Waetjen, Social Analysis Models, Discussion 1984 November box-tape 13 : 1a Tourism Consultation. San Anselmo, California. Peter Holden; John Moyer 1984 November box-tape 13 : 1b Tourism Consultation. San Anselmo, California. Carol Shaffer; Ana Lugo; Boikanyo Maaga; Jean Coor 1984 November box-tape 13 : 2 Tourism Consultation. San Anselmo, California. Lucy Fetteroff, Brazil Discussion; Group travel; Cindy Biddlecome 1984 November box-tape 13 : 3 Tourism Consultation. San Anselmo, California. Herman Waetjen, Theology Discussion; Peter Holden, Discussion 1984 November box-tape 13 : 4 Tourism Consultation. San Anselmo, California. Discussion; Peter Holden on ECTWT (Ecumenical Council on Third World Tourism) 1984 November box-tape 13 : 5 Tourism Consultation. San Anselmo, California. Reports from five small groups; Closing the Consultation; Worship led by Liz Tapia 1984 November box-tape 13 : 6 Center for Responsible Tourism Consultation II 1986

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box-tape 14 : 7 Center for Responsible Tourism Consultation II 1986 box-tape 14 : 8 Center for Responsible Tourism Consultation II 1986 box-tape 14 : 9 Center for Responsible Tourism Consultation II 1986 box-tape 14 : 10 There is no Tape 10 box-tape 14 : 11 Center for Responsible Tourism Consultation II 1986 box-tape 14 : 12 Center for Responsible Tourism Consultation II 1986 box-tape 14 : 13 Center for Responsible Tourism Consultation II 1986 box-tape 14 : 14 Center for Responsible Tourism Consultation II 1986 box-tape 14 : 15 Center for Responsible Tourism Consultation IV. The Economics of Tourism: Who Benefits? Koson Srisang. 1988 box-tape 14 : 16 Center for Responsible Tourism Consultation IV. The Economics of Tourism: Who Benefits? Presentation, Dr. William Tabb; Workshop #1, The Caribbean. 1988 box-tape 14 : 17 Center for Responsible Tourism Consultation V. Kurt Kutay, Tourism: The Global Environment; Ecotourism: Group Reports. 1989 October box-tape 14 : 18 Center for Responsible Tourism Consultation V. Malcolm Lillywhite. 1989 October box-tape 14 : 19 Copy 1. Center for Responsible Tourism Consultation V. Malcolm Lillywhite, questions and answers; Kurt Kutay, Peruvian Slide Show. 1989 October box-tape 14 : 20 Copy 2. Center for Responsible Tourism Consultation V. Malcolm Lillywhite, questions and answers; Kurt Kutay, Peruvian Slide Show. 1989 October box-tape 14 : 21 Center for Responsible Tourism Consultation V. Discussion on Responsible Travel. 1989 October box-tape 14 : 22 To Become a new Being in Christ, an audio report of the background and meeting of the Church of Christ Thailand, Women's Division. 1983 box-tape 14 : 23 Philippines, the Heaven which is Hell. An audio English translation of an article in Weltmission about child prostitution in the Philippines. June 1986 box-tape 14 : 24 Philippines, the Heaven which is Hell. An audio English translation of an article in Weltmission about child prostitution in the Philippines. 1986 June box-tape 14 : 25 Travel Scope, a radio show. Interview of Darrell Weist from Center for Responsible Travel speaking about kinder, gentler travel. 1989 October box-tape 14 : 26 Innocent Eyes: Child Prostitution, the Growth of a Modern Slave Trade. ECCE (Ecumenical Coalition Against Child Exploitation), England 1992 box-tape 14 : 27 Ron O'Grady of ECPAT (End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism) speaking to the United States network, Washington D.C. 1993 July box-tape 14 : 28 NACCRT (North America Coordinating Center for Responsible Tourism) Board Meeting. Peter Holden speaks about ECTWT (Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism) 1993 December 2 box-tape 14 : 29 NACCRT (North America Coordinating Center for Responsible Tourism) Board Meeting. 1993 December 2 box-tape 14 : 30 NACCRT (North America Coordinating Center for Responsible Tourism) Board Meeting. 1993 December 2 box-tape 14 : 31 United States Congressional Hearing on Trafficking in Women and Children, Testimony by John Shattuck 1994 April box-tape 14 : 32 World Affairs Council, presentations by Lee, Masaki, Murray 1994 May 25 box-tape 14 : 33 Working Group on Child Prostitution at George Washington University, Washington D.C., Public Forum on Child Prostitution 1994 June 16 box-tape 14 : 34 Call in Radio Show, topic: Sex Tours to Thailand. 1994 August 27 box-tape 14 : 35 Association for Women in Development (AWID) Conf., Washington D.C. Human Rights Strategies, CATW (Coalition Against Trafficking in Women) 1994 October box-tape 14 : 36 Religious Alliance Against Pornography, Dean Kaplan lecture undated box-tape 14 : 37 Ron O'Grady, Child Prostitution undated box-tape 14 : 38 Tourism, the New Plantation (a conference in Hawaii?). Keynote address, Jon Matsuoka, Racism and Tourism. undated box-tape 14 : 39 Tourism, the New Plantation (a conference in Hawaii?). Speakers, discussions, questions and answers undated box-tape 14 : 40 Tourism, the New Plantation (a conference in Hawaii?). Ron O'Grady undated box-tape 14 : 41 Tourism, the New Plantation (a conference in Hawaii?). Paul Neves, tour of Hilo and Fr. Paul talking about his local Catholic parish. undated

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box-tape 14 : 42 Tourism, the New Plantation (a conference in Hawaii?). Paul Neves, Ron Fujiashi undated box-tape 14 : 43 Tourism, the New Plantation (a conference in Hawaii?). Ron O'Grady undated box-tape 14 : 44 Tourism, the New Plantation (a conference in Hawaii?). Reports: ECTWT (Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism), NACCRT (North America Coordinating Center for Responsible Tourism), Equations undated Series 4 Videotapes (VHS) ca. 1984-1999 Physical Description: 1 boxes Location: Box 15 ; Shelf Location 4/I/6 Scope and Content Note The VHS videotapes were collected from organizations or recorded off the television to provide information for research and for dissemination. The groups or stations that produced the tapes worked on the impacts and issues of tourism in the Third World - sexual and cultural exploitation, and environmental problems. Arranged alphabetically by title.

box-video 15 : 1 Allies Against AIDS: Uganda, Bay Area. Lois Melkonian, ABC-7 News 1999 March 8-1999 March 11 box-video 15 : 2 Angela Mason in Thailand. World-Vision. News Stories 1997 November box-video 15 : 3 Brazil Trip - [Illegible]. Center for Responsible Tourism (?) 1984 box-video 15 : 4 Child Prostitution in Thailand Report. 1996 November 11 box-video 15 : 5 Child Sex Underground. KCBS-5 [Los Angeles ?] 1991 box-video 15 : 6 Ecotourism (Master Copy), Virginia Hadsell clips. Center for Responsible Tourism (?) undated box-video 15 : 7 Eco-Tourism Series. Colleen Hilker, Writer, San Francisco. Virginia Hadsell. Center for Responsible Tourism (?) undated box-video 15 : 8 Children are Not For Sale. End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism (ECPAT) undated box-video 15 : 9 Kenya. (TEN) Third World Tourism European Ecumenical Network undated box-video 15 : 10 Throw Away Children, Los Angeles. (Master Copy) End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism (ECPAT) undated box-video 15 : 11 Yankee, Go Home. Olongopo, Philippines. End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism (ECPAT) undated box-video 15 : 12 Sri Lanka. (TEN) Third World Tourism European Ecumenical Network undated box-video 15 : 13 Tourism in Sri Lanka. undated box-video 15 : 14 Broken Buds, Sri Lanka. End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism (ECPAT) undated box-video 15 : 15 Sri Lanka. undated box-video 15 : 16 Celebration on Children's Rights, Taiwan. End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism (ECPAT) 1991 November 24 box-video 15 : 17 Exposing the Sex Industry in Thailand. [KQED-9 ?] 1999 March 24 box-video 15 : 18 Importing Innocents, Thailand (Girls child prostitution). World-Vision. KRON-4, Parts 5, 6 of 6 parts. 1997 November box-video 15 : 19 Lessons from a Distant Road. Center for Global Education, Minneapolis, Minnesota 1993 box-video 15 : 20 Hidden Places - Tourists and Nepal. RED Productions, Reading, Berkshire, England 1991 box-video 15 : 21 Planning an Excellent Adventure. [Center for Responsible Tourism ?] undated box-video 15 : 22 Sisters and Daughters Betrayed: The Trafficking of Women and Girls and the Fight to End It. Produced by Chela Blitt. The Global Fund for Women, Palo Alto, California undated box-video 15 : 23 Thailand. CBS 1992 April 28 box-video 15 : 24 Thailand for Sale - Pfuket Island. NTSC (Master Copy) undated box-video 15 : 25 Thailand for Sale - Pfuket Island. Small World Productions, Trust for the Environment undated box-video 15 : 26 Thailand's Sex Industry. P.O.V. undated

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