Coalition of Labor Union Women Records: Part 3 56.25 Linear Feet (45 SB) 1974-2001 (Bulk, 1987-2001)

COALITION OF LABOR UNION WOMEN COLLECTION

Papers, 1972-1994 (Predominantly, 1974-1990)

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Accession Number 664

The papers of the Coalition of Labor Union Women (CLUW) were placed in the Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs between August, 1974, and April, 1981, by the first national president Olga Madar, and were opened for research in September, 1983. Additions to this collection were received in 1988 through 1993. Arranged as Part II of the Collection, these records were opened for research in May, 1995. In 1974, the Coalition of Labor Union Women was founded in Chicago with the goal of bringing women to the forefront of the workforce as full and equal participants. The Coalition's four main objectives are as follows: organizing unorganized women within the labor force by encouraging unions to be more aggressive in their efforts to bring women under collective bargaining agreements; to encourage women, through their unions, to recognize and take positive action against job discrimination in hiring, promotion and classification; to lead women to become more active participants in the political and legislative process through the labor union particularly on affirmative action issues; and to persuade women to assume leadership roles and participate at the policy-making levels of their unions. The papers that comprise the collection include correspondence, minutes, legal and financial documents, resolutions, proceedings, speeches, subjects files, and printed material relating to the administration and activities of CLUW. The material documents the organization's efforts to educate, support, and encourage women, and to highlight issues and problems concerning women in the workplace, particularly, pay equity, sex discrimination, child care and family issues, affirmative action, occupational health and safety, and labor relations, as well as other issues such as reproductive freedom, education, and domestic violence. Also included is material pertaining to the founding of CLUW and the first constitutional convention, the national office, governing boards and committees, chapters throughout the United States, the Center for Education and Research, conventions, conferences, seminars, publications, and the CLUW News. The collection covers the terms of Olga Madar and Joyce Miller as president, and the election of Gloria Johnson in 1994. Among the important correspondents are: Bella Abzug Olga Madar Shirley Chisolm George Meany Diane Curry Barbara Mikulski Karen DeCrow Joyce Miller Douglas Fraser Eleanor Holmes Norton Erma Henderson Laurence Rockefeller Delores Huerta Gloria Steinem Mildred Jeffrey George S. Wills Gloria Johnson Myra Wolfgang Edward Kennedy Leonard Woodcock Coretta Scott King Addie Wyatt CLUW

Important subjects covered in this collection are: Affirmative action programs—Law and legislation—United States Child Care CLUW founding and political involvement Equal rights amendments Equal pay for equal work Industrial hygiene Industrial safety International Women's Year, 1975 Sex discrimination against women—United States Women—International cooperation Women—Legal status, laws, etc.—United States Women—Societies and clubs—United States Women employees—United States Women in trade-unions—United States Women's rights—United States Working class families—United States An index to subjects and correspondents for Part I can be found on page 36. Audio-visual materials such as photographs and some memorabilia have been placed in the Archives Audio-Visual Collections.

Contents 86 Manuscript Boxes Part 1 Series I, Founding, 1974-1975; Boxes 1-6: Correspondence, clippings, and other materials related to the 1974 CLUW Founding Conference. Some files relate to Steering Committee and regional conference calls. Series II, Conventions, 1975 and 1977; Boxes 6-7: Correspondence, clippings, delegate lists, and material relating to the Constitutional conventions of 1975 and 1977. Series III, Office Files, 1974-1979; Boxes 7-14: Correspondence, clippings and other materials related to union office activities and those of the President and National Secretary. Series IV, Women's Topics, 1974-1979; Boxes 15-18: Material relating to conditions affecting unionized women in the work place and to women's issues.

Part 2 Series V, National Office, 1973-1994; Boxes 19-32: Correspondence, financial and legal documents, personnel information and reports relating to the administrative activities of the national office. Also includes correspondence to and from officers, and letters relating to CLUW's social concerns such as child care and the Equal Rights Amendment; speeches and testimony given by members; material relating to the CLUW Child Care

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Seminar, National Committee on Pay Equity, American Family Conference, and other conferences and seminars sponsored by CLUW, and CLUW publications. Series VI, Conventions, 1973-1993; Boxes 33-39: Materials relating to conventions and conferences, including planning materials, committee and convention reports, chapter material, constitutions, and souvenir journals. Series VII, Boards and Committees, 1974-1988; Boxes 40-49: Correspondence, minutes, agendas, resolutions, lists, and other materials relating to the activities of the National Coordinating Committee, National Steering Committee, National Officers' Council, National Executive Board, and other Committees and Task Forces. Series VIII, CLUW Chapters, 1974-1988; Boxes 50-63: Correspondence, chapter activities reports, by-laws and other materials received by and sent to regional, state and local chapters. Series IX, Center for Education and Research, 1975-1987; Boxes 64-72: Correspondence, personnel information, legal and financial documents, fact sheets, and other printed material relating to the administration and activities of the Center for Education and Research, particularly its fundraising efforts. Also included are materials relating to CER projects such as the Empowerment of Union Women, Health and Safety, Working Women's Awareness Week, and the Working Women's Collective Bargaining Clearinghouse and Monitoring Project. Series X, CLUW News, 1974-1988; Boxes 73-74: Correspondence and other items relating to the administrative activities of Diane Curry, editor of the CLUW NEWS. Series XI, Subject Files, 1974-1988; Boxes 75-84: Material relating to subjects such as Reproductive Freedom, Child Care, Pay Equity, Pregnancy Discrimination, Equal Rights Amendment, Unemployment, and Women in Unions Series XII, About CLUW, 1974-1991, Boxes 85-86: Includes copies of the CLUW NEWS, (volumes 1-14), newspaper clippings, radio and television clips, and memorabilia .

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Part 1 Series I CLUW Founding 1974-1975 Boxes 1-6 Correspondence, clippings, reports, agendas, minutes and constitutional materials related to the 1974 CLUW Founding Conference. Some files relate to Steering Committee and regional conference calls, founding officers, resolutions and membership applications. Files are arranged alphabetically by subject or type of material. Box 1 1. Agenda Committee for National Planning Committee, Jan-Mar 1974 2. Charter, 1974-1975 3. Chartered Bus; CLUW Conference, 21 Mar 1974 4. Clipping Book, 22-23 Mar 1974 5. Convenors, State, 1974-1975 6-7. Constitution Committee,1975 8. Contributions, 1974-1975 9-11. East Coast Conference, 1973-Feb 1974 12. Day Book, 1974 13. Education Committee; Parliamentary procedure, 18-19Jan 1975 14. Endorsements, 1975 15. Founding Conference; Call, 22-23 Mar 1974 16-19. Founding Conference; Materials, 1973-Aug 1974 20. Founding Conference; UAW Part., 1974 21-22. Founding Conference; Workshop resolutions Box 2 1-5. Midwest Conference, 1972-Dec 1973 6-7. Minutes: Officers' Council, 1974-1975 8-11. National Coordinating Comm.; Mar 1974-Oct 1975 12-13. National Coordinating Comm.; Agenda and Corres., 1974-1975 14-16. National Coordinating Coram.; Attendance, 21 Sep 1974-1 Jun 1975 Box 3 1. National Coordinating Comm.; By-laws Comm., 21 Sep 1974 2. National Coordinating Coram.; Chapter Call, 31 May-1 Jun 1975 3-4. National Coordinating Comm.; General, Apr 1974-May 1975 5-6. National Coordinating Comm.; Meeting, 31 Oct-2 Nov 1975 7. National Coordinating Comm.; Minority Comm., 1974 8. National Coordinating Comm.; Minutes and Agenda, May 1975 9. National Coordinating Comm.; Programs & Activities Comm.,[c. 1974] 10. National Planning Comm., 1974 11-12. National Steering Comm.; Cancelled meeting, 20-21 Sep 1975 13. National Steering Comm.; Membership, 1974-1975 14. National Steering Comm.; Original notes, Sep 1974 Box 4 1-4. Officers' Meeting, 1974 5-10. Publicity, Oct 1973-Dec 1974 11-12. Publicity, Clipping books, Mar 1974 13-16. Registration; Founding Conference, 23-24 Mar 1974

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Box 5 1. Registration; Founding Conference, 23-24 Mar 1974 2. Resolutions; Affirmative Action, 1974-1975 3. Resolutions; Organizing the Unorganized, 1974-1975 4. Resolutions; Political Action, 1974-1975 5. Resolutions; Statement of Purpose, 1974-1975 6-7. Resolutions; Supporting CLUW, 1974-1975 8-9. Responses; NCC-NSC, 17-19 Jan 1975 10-11. South East Michigan Founding Conference, 1974 12. Steering Committee; Attendance, 1974-1975 13-15. Steering Committee; Elections, 1974 Box 6 1. Steering Committee; Minutes and Agenda, 1974-1975 2. UAW; In-kind contributions, 1974 3. UAW; International, 1974 Series II CLUW Conventions, 1975 and 1977 Boxes 6-7 Correspondence, clippings, delegate lists and constitutional materials relating to the constitutional conventions of 1975 and 1977. Some files relate to delegate nominations and elections. Files are arranged alphabetically by subject or type of material. Box 6 4. Carrigan, Cele, 1975 5. Constitution; Changes, 1975 6. Constitution; Committee, 1975 7-10. Constitutional Convention; Corres., 1975-1976 11-12. Constitutional Convention; Clippings, 1975-1976 13-14. Constitutional Convention; Delegated Convention proposal, 1976-1977 15-17. Constitutional Convention; Elections-Nominating petitions, 1975 Box 7 1-2. Constitutional Convention; Election results, 1975 3. Constitutional Convention; Financial statement, 1975 4-5. Constitutional Convention; General, 1974-1975 6. Minorities, 1975 7. Union Affiliation Count, 1975 8. Union Delegate Nominations, 1977

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Series III CLUW Office 1974-1979 Boxes 7-14 Series III contains correspondence, clippings and other materials relating to union office functions and interests. Also arranged in this series are files relating to education, political action, national officers, and regional office subject areas. In addition, the files of Olga Madar, National President of CLUW from 1974-1977, covering the years, 1974- 1980 and correspondence of Linda Tarr-Whalen, National Secretary of CLUW are included. Files are arranged alphabetically by subject or type of material. Box 7 9. AFL-CIO union issues, 1974-1976 10-13. Americans For Alaska, May 1978-Jun 1979 14. Applications, 1974-1976 15. Applications, With Union ID, 1975 16-20. Chronological file, 1975-Dec 1976 Box 8 1. Chronological file, Jan-Oct 1977 2-6. Clippings, 1974-1979 7-8. Committees, 1974-1976 9-12. Community Access TV, 1974-1975 13-23. Correspondence, 1973-1977 Box 9 1. Correspondence, 1978-1980 2. Correspondence, To membership, 14 Feb 1975 3. Correspondence, NAACP and WXYZ-TV, 1980 4. Correspondence, N.E. Michigan, 12 Nov 1979 5. Delegated Convention, 1977 6-7. East Coast area, 1973-1975 8. Elections, 1976 9. Financial reports, 1976-1977 10. Form letters, [c. 1974-1977] 11. Holland, Elmer J., 1963-1965 12-13. Information Packet, Women's issues, 1979 14-18. Information requests, 1974-1975 19. International Affairs, 1975-1976 Box 10 1-2. Invitations; CLUW Representation, 1974-1975 3. Joint Coram. AFL-CIO; American Library Association, 1974 4. Libraries; College and University, 1975 5-17. Madar, Olga; Chron. files, Jun 1970-Apr 1978 Box 11 1-8 Madar, Olga; Chron. files, Jul 1978-Feb 1980 9. Madar, Olga; Clipping file, 1975-1977 10. Madar, Olga; Clipping file, legislative conf.15-16 Sep 1977 11-13. Madar, Olga, Requests for CLUW Material, 1974-1976 14-17. Memberships, 1974-1975 18. Michigan Chapter, 1975-1980

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Box 12 1-2. Michigan, Lansing, 1977-1979 3. Michigan, Lansing, Women in Michigan State Gov't., 1978 4-11. Michigan; CLUW Leadership, Aug 1978-Jan 1979 12-13. Midwest, 1974-1975 14. National Coalition to Fight Inflation & Unemployment, 1975 15. National Coalition for Lower Tuition in Higher Education,13 May 1976 16. National Executive Board, 1976-1977 17. National Health Insurance (CNHI), 1975-1976 18. National Officer, 1974-1975 19. National vice-president, 1974, 1976 Box 13 1-2. CLUW News, 1975-1979 3-6. Newsletters/Periodicals, 1974-1975 7. Newsletters and publicity, 1975-1976 8. Novelties and souvenirs, 1974, 1976 9. October League, 1974 10-12. Officers' corres., 1974-1976 13-14. Outside mailing list, 1973-1975 15. Political Action and Legislation, 1974-1980 16-17. President's Office, 1974-1975 Box 14 1-4. Publications, CLUW, 1974-1977 5-6. Publicity, 1975-1977 7. Publicity; Biennial Convention, 1979 8. Recruitment, 1979 9-10. Secretary; CLUW, 1974-1976 11-12. Seniority; 1975 13. Southern Area, 1974-1975 14. Specialized Services, 1974 15. Statement of Purpose; Spanish translation, 1974-1975 16. West Coast area, 1974-1975 17. White House, 1975 18-21. Work sheets, clerical center, 1977 22. Wozny, Pat; chronological, 1975

7 CLUW Series IV Women's Topics 1974-1979 Boxes 15-18 Correspondence, clippings, articles and publications relating to problems encountered by women in the work place, specifically in unionized situations. Reference materials deal with sociological and economic issues such as child care, health and family service benefits as well as political action in such areas as education, civil rights and the ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment. Files are arranged alphabetically by subject or type of material. Box 15 1. Abzug, Bela, 1978-1979 2. Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, 1975 3. Child Care, 1974 4. Child and Family Services Act, 1974 5-15. Clippings, 1971-1978 16. Conference on Women in Public Life, 1975 17. Equal Rights Amendment, 1973-1977 Box 16 1-3. Full Employment; Action Council, May 1974-Apr 1975 4. Full Employment; National Committee, 1975 5. Good Housekeeping, Women in Passage, 1975-1976 6. Good Housekeeping; Women Today, Nov-Dec 1974, Aug-Sep 1976 7. Health Security; Women and Insurance, 1975-1976 8. International Women Unionists, 1973-1974 9. International Women's Year; Continuing Comm., 1977-1978 10-15. International Women's Year; General, 1974-1975 16. International Women's Year; Michigan, 1976-1977 17. International Women's Year; NAPCAE Conference, 1975 Box 17 1. International Women's Year; Win News, Oct 1975 2. International Union Contacts, 1974-1975 3. International Visitors & Contacts, 1974-1975 4. Labor Law Reform; AFL-CIO Memo..., 13 Feb 1978-12 Jun 1978 5. Labor Law Reform; General, 1977-1979 6. Labor Law Reform; Michigan, 1977 7. Legislation; Health security, 1974-1976 8. Maternity; Unemployment compensation, 1974 9. Michigan Women's Commission, 1975-1979 10. National Council of Negro Women, 1974 11. National Women's Political Caucus (NWPC), 1974-1975 12. Oakland Press; Boycott and strike, 1977-1981 13. Project on the Status & Education of Women, 1974-1975 14. Publications List; Women, 1978 15. Rape Prevention & Control, 1973-1975 16-18. Resource; Occupational health, 1975-13 Apr 1976 19. Resource; Statistics, Women workers, Detroit, 1974 20. Social Security; Women, 1974 21. Status of Women Commissions, 1974-1975 22-24. Stevens, J.P., 1976-1977 25. Union Statistics; Women, 1971-1973 26. Union W.A.G.E., 1975 27. Vocational education, 1975

CLUW Box 18 1. Volunteerism, 1973 2-5. "We Didn't Come Here to Swap Recipes," 1974-1975 6-9. Women's Action Alliance, 1974-1975 10. Women & Education, 16 Dec 1975 11-13. Women In International Unions, Jan 1975-Sep 1977 14. Women Law Reporter, Oct 1974, Dec 1974, 1975 15. Women in passage, 1975-1977 16. Women's Political Caucus; Michigan, 1972 17. Women's Political Caucus; National Advisory Comra., Mar 1973-Oct 1973 19. Women's Strike For Peace, 1974-1975 20. Women's Task Force; Detroit Bicentennial, 1975 21. World Congress of Women, 1974-1975 22. World of Work Report, Jun, Aug 1976

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Index to Subjects and Correspondents (correspondence is indicated by as asterisk)

*Abzug, Bella, 6:8, 8:23, 10:13, East Coast Conference: Agenda, 1:9, structure 15:1 and guidelines, 1:11, draft of rules, 1:11 Education, Abzug, Bella, 11:2, 12:8, 12:10, 1:12, 7:20, 9:11, 12:14, 13:17, 15:1 17:13, 17:26, 18:10 *Allan, Virginia R., 1:18 Elections, 1976, 9:8 American Jewish Committee, 7:18, Endorsements: union, 1:14; congressional 10:11 record, 1:14 *Austin, Richard H., 7:5 Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), 6:7, 7:4, 7:5, *Baca, Sam, 10:1 15:17 *Bieber, Owen, 11:5 *Farenthold, Sissy, 18:17, 18:18 *Fine, Biennial Convention, 1979, 14:7 *Bluestone, Max, W. 8:8 Irving, 11:1 *Bommarito,Peter, 10:11, 10:12 *Fitzsimmons, Frank E., 10:10, 17:2 *Fonda, *Boyle, Patricia, 7:18 Jane, 17:24 *Brennan, Peter J., 1:19 Founding Conference; national planning *Buckley,. James L., 7:10 committee, 1:1; agenda, 1:1; charter, 1:2; *Carpenter, Liz, 10:2, 15:16 clipping book, 1:4; purpose, 1:10, 1:16, *Carter, Jimmy, 10:17 1:17; resolutions, 1:17, 1:21-22, program, Child Care, 15:3, 15:4; child care 1:17; Structure & Guidelines, 1:17; Rules and family services; act, Committee, 1:17; rules 1:17; workshop August, 1974, 15:4 leaders, 1:17; agenda committee, 1:18; *Chisholm, Shirley, 7:10 U.A.W. Participation, 1:20; registration, Civil Rights, 8:1 *Clampitt, 4:13-4:16, 5:1 Tom, 6:2 *Ford, Gerald R., 10:8 *Fraser, Donald, 17:20 *Fraser, Doug, CLUW News,Volume 1, No 1 Winter 8:19, 11:1 Full Employment, 16:1- 1975-Vol 5, No 3 Fall 1979, 13:1, 16:4 *Garrett, Joyce F, 10:1 Layouts, 13:2 *Goldberg, Dorothy K. (Mrs. Arthur J.), 13:16 *Collins, Barbara-Rose, 7:19, 8:1 Committees, 8:7, 8:8, 14:9, National Health *Grasso, Ella T., 15:16 Insurance, 8:8 *Griffin, Robert P.., 17:6 Communist Party, 4:3 *Griffiths, Martha, 15:17 Community Access Television, Inc. , (CATV) *Gumbleton, Thomas, 8:19 8:9-8:12, 13:13, 18:2- Health, 16:7, 17:7; Sex Discrimination, 17:7; 18:5; "We Didn't Come Here To Insurance, 16:7, 17:7; Occupational, Swap Recipes," 8:9-8:12, 18:2, Summons, 17:16-17:18 8:12 *Heckler, Margaret, 7:17 Constitution, 1:6, 6:5, 6:6, 6:7, 12:3 *Heide, Wilma Scott, 8:15 Constitutional Conventions 12/75 *Henderson, Erma, 6:8, 6:9, 7:5, 7:17, 10:13, & 11/77; correspondence, 16:4 6:7-6:10; clippings, 6:11, 6:12; delegated *Holland, Elmer J., 9:11 convention proposal, 6:13, 6:14; elections, *Hooks,Benj amin L. 9:3 6:15- *Huerta, Dolores, 2:5 6:19 International Affairs, 9:19 International Women *Conyers, John, Jr. 1:19 Unionists, 16:8 International Women's Year (IWY): Correspondence, 8:13-9:1 to membership: 9:2; General, N.A.A.C.P., 9:3; 16:10-16:15; Continuing Committee, 16:9; WXYZ-TV 9:3 *Crim, Bobby, 7:20, 8:21 Michigan, 16:16; NAPCAE Conference, 16:17; Day Book, 1:12 WIN NEWS, 17:1 *DeCrow, Karen, 8:15, 9:7, 11:11, 14:12 *Jackson, Jesse L. 7:5 East Coast Area: 9:6, 9:7 36 CLUW

Jackson, Maynard, 16:1 *Jefferson, Arthur, Proxies, 3:3, 3:5, 3:6; Minutes, 3:3, 3:8; 11:3 *Jeffrey, Mildred, 2:2, 6:8, 10:5, Minority Committee, 3:7, Responses, 5:8, 5:9 National 10:13 Coalition to Fight Inflation *Kelley, Frank J., 10:9, 17:8 *King, and Unemp1oyment, 12:13 Coretta Scott, 11:5, 11:6, National Executive Board, 12:14; minutes, 12:14 National 16:1, 16:2, 16:4 Health Insurance, 12:15 King, Martin Luther, 3:4, 10:14, National Planning Committee, 3:10; rules, 3:10; 14:10, 16:1, 16:2, 16:3 Labor structure & guidelines, 3:10; purpose, 3:10; Law Reform, 17:4-17:6; agenda, 3:10 AFL-CIO Memo Labor Law Reform, National Steering Committee, 3:11, 3:12, 3:13, 17:4; General, 17:5; Michigan, 14:9, 14:10; membership, 3:13; chapter 17:6 list, 3:12; original notes 3:14; responses, Legislative Conference, 1977, 8:1 5:8, 5:9; attendance, 5:12; elections, 1974, *Lucas, William, 7:19 5:13-5:15; minutes, 6:1; agendas, 6:1 National *Lucy, William, 6:8, 10:13 Women's Politcal Caucus (NWPC), 7:11 *Nedzi, Lucien Madar, Olga: chronological files, N. 1:19 10:5-11:8; clipping files, *Novak, Michael, 1:19 11:9; Legislative Conference, *Nunn, Guy T., 10:5 11:10 Oakland Press: Boycott & Strike, 17:12 October Maternity, 17:8; unemployment League, 13:9 compensation, 17:8 *Maynard, Officers: 1974-5, 3:4, 6:4, 12:16, 12:17; Libby, 1:19 correspondence, 13:10-13:12 *Mazey, Emil, 6:2 Officers Council: Minutes, 2:6, 2:7 *Meany, George, 3:3, 7:4, 7:5, Officer's meeting, 4:2-4:5 CLUW Budget 4:5 *Perkins, Carl 8:20, 9:1, 14:5, 17:2, 17:5 D. 17:26 Membership, 11:14-11:17 Political Action, 7:18, 7:19, 13:15 Michigan Civil Rights Act, 8:1 President's Office, 13:16, 13:17 Michigan CLUW Chapter, 11:18- Publicity, 4:6-4:12, 14:1-14:4, 14:5-14:7 12:10; Lansing, 12:1-12:3; Radical Politics, 8:3, 8:4, 8:5,11:9, 13:5-13:6, Women in Michigan State 13:9, 14:11, 15:5-15, 16:8 Government,12:3; Leadership, Rape Prevention and Control, 17:15 12:3; Election Rules 1978, *Reuther, Walter P., 9:11 12:3 *Riegle, Donald, 7:5, 7:18 Michigan Women's Commission, 17:9 *Riordan, Mary Ellen, 7:18 *Rockefeller, Midwest Area, 12:11, 12:12; Laurance, 7:10-7:13 *Roosevelt, Edith Illinois Commission on Status Kermit, 10:12 *Rackelshaus, Jill, 15:17 of Women, 1974, 12:12 *Saperstein, Esther, 2:3 Midwest Conference: Women for Seattle, CLUW, 3:4, 4:7, 6:1, 10:5 McGovern, 2:1; Women Union Secretary, 14:9, 14:10, 14:21 Seniority, Officers - Region 1,2:1; 14:11, 14:12 Illinois Network for Economic Shanker, Albert, 15:3, 15:4 *Singleton, rights, 2:2; participants, Penny, 3:10 2:2, 2:3; program, 2:2; press South East Michigan Founding Conference, 5:10,5:1" releases, 2:2; agenda, 2:4 *Mikulski, Southern area, 14:12 Barbara, 2:2, 13:13 *Milliken, William Statement of Purpose: Spanish translation, 14:14 *Steinem, Gloria, 8:9, 10:1, 11:6 Stevens,J.P., 17:2, 17:22-17:24 G. 7:19, 8:21 Militant Action, (1974), A Survey of Research Concerns on Women's 1:18 Minority Material, 7:6, 14:14; National Council of Negro Issues, 17:13 Traxler, Bob, Women, 17:10 *Mondale, Walter 11:5 Union Wage (1974), 1:18 F., 1:19, 15:4 *Moran, E.J., 6:2 *Morris, Ken, 7:18 National Coordinating Committee, 1974, 2:8, 2:9, 2:14; agenda, 2:12; attendance, 2:14, 2:15, 2:16, 3:3, 3:5, 3:6; resolutions; 2:15, 3:3; ByLaws 37 Committee 3: 1; CLUW Collection

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United Auto Workers: Contributions, 6:2; International, 6:3 United Farm Workers, 2:5 *Vaughn, Jackie III, 1:18 *Vorse, Mary Heaton, 10:17 West Coast Area, 14:15 White House, 14:16; Economy and energy, 14:16 *Will, George S., 7:10-7:13 Women Law Reporter, 18:14 Women's issues, 8:6, 15:1; publications, 17:14; social security, 17:20; status of women, 17:21; union statistics, 17:25; women's action alliance, 18:6-18:9; Women's Political Caucus, 18:16-18:18; Women's Strike for Peace, 18:19; World Congress of Women, 1975, 18:21 Women in passage, 18:15 Women Political Caucus, 18:16- 18:18; Michigan; 13th district, 18:16; National Advisory Committee, 18:17, 18:18 Women in Public Life, 15:16 Women Today, 16:6 *Wolfgang, Myra, 2:3, 3:10, 5:15, 11:14 Woodcock, Leonard, 16:1 *Woodcock, Leonard, 6:2, 6:3, 6:4, 8:8, 17:2 World of Work Report, 18:22

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Part 2

Series V National Office, 1973-1994 Boxes 19-32

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1-3. Correspondence, 1975-84 4-5. Correspondence; Applicants for Internships and Employment, 1978-85 6. Audit Report, 30 Jun 1977 7. Financial Reports, 1974-85 8. Proposed Budget, 1974-75 9. Money Transfer Forms, 1982 10. Petty Cash Memoranda, 1974-77 11. Lease for Office Space, ACTWU and CLUW, 1 Oct 1980 12. Staff Meeting Minutes, 1981-85 13. Progress Reports, 1977-78 14. Progress Reports, 1980, n.d. 15. Report on National CLUW, 20 May 1976 16. Employment Contracts, 1981 17. Personnel Information, n.d. 18. Employee Resumes, n.d. 19. CLUW Job Descriptions, n.d. 20. Internship Programs, 1978-81 21. Summer Youth Employment Programs, 1978-82 22-26. National CLUW; Correspondence, 1973-75

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1-14. National CLUW; Correspondence, 1975-80

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1-14. National CLUW; Correspondence, 1980-88 15-16. National CLUW; Corres., Abortion and Reproductive Freedom, 1977-85

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1-3. National CLUW; Correspondence, Child Care, 1976-79, 1981-86 4. National CLUW; Correspondence, Novelty Items, 1975-81 5-11. National CLUW; Correspondence, Equal Rights Amendment, 1972-80 12. National CLUW; Correspondence, Full Employment, 1977-81 13. National CLUW; Correspondence, International Women’s Year, 1975-77 14-15. National CLUW; Correspondence, J.P. Stevens Boycott, 1976-77

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1. National CLUW; Correspondence, The Kamber Group, 1980-81 2-3. National CLUW; Correspondence, Minimum Wage, Apr-Aug 1977 4-6. National CLUW; Correspondence, Occupational Health and Safety, 1976-84 7. National CLUW; Correspondence, Pregnancy Discrimination, 1976-86 8. National CLUW; Correspondence, Sexual Harassment, 1978-86 9. National CLUW; Memoranda, Child Care, 1976-79 Box 23 (cont'd)

10. National CLUW; Memoranda, Equal Rights Amendment, 1976-79 11. Statement of Purpose; Structure and Guidelines, Mar 1974 12. Biographical Information about Officers, n.d. 13. Olga Madar; Speech, Metro Seattle Chapter, 26 Oct 1974 14. [Diane Curry]; Speech, “CLUW,” [1974] 15. [Olga Madar]; Speech , International Women’s Day, Atlanta, Mar 1975 16. Diane Curry; Speech, “Women in the Labor Movement and the Labor Union Press,” 29 Sep 1975 17. Olga Madar; Speech, IUE District 8 Convention, 29 Oct 1977 18. Joyce Miller; Speech, Catholic Committee on Urban Ministry, “Women: A Force for Change,” 30 Oct 1977 19. Joyce Miller; Speech, ACLU Conference, “Fighting Sex and Race Discrimination on the Job,” 8 May 1978 20. Joyce Miller; Speech, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, 6 May 1980 21. Joyce Miller; Remarks, Solidarity Day, 19 Sep 1981 22. Ruth Jordan; Statement, “CLUW on Abortion,” 22 Apr 1981 23. Addie Wyatt; Statement, “Voter Registration,” 127 Oct 982 24. [Ellen Wernick]; Speech, AFL-CIO Civil Rights Institute, “Working Women: Tomorrow’s Story,” 19 Apr 1983 25. Joyce Miller; Remarks, CLUW Sponsored Luncheon, AFL-CIO Convention, 29 Oct 1985 26. Joyce Miller; Speech, AFSCME Convention, “Women in the Workplace,” n.d. 27. Joyce Miller; Remarks, Rutgers Women’s Summer School, n.d.

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1. Olga Madar; Testimony, House Subcommittee on Labor Management Relations, 8 Sep 1977 2. CLUW; Testimony, Full Employment and Balance Growth Act, 25 Feb 1978 3. Judith Mollinger; Comments, EEOC on Draft Uniform Guidelines on Employee Selection Procedures, 1978, April 10 4. CLUW Comments; Labor Department’s Advance Notice to AFSCME of Proposed Rule Regarding Affirmative Action Requirements for Government Contractors, 1981, September 10

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5. Ellen Wernick; Testimony, Fair Insurance Practices Act 1982, July 15 6. Joyce Miller; Testimony, Sub-Committee on Civil Service , 1982, September 16 7. Joyce Miller; Testimony, House Government Operations Sub-Committee on Manpower and Housing, 1984, July 26 8. Ellen Wernick; Testimony, House Government Operations Sub- Committee on Manpower and Housing, 1984, July 26 9. Elyse Glassberg; Testimony, New York State Assembly Standing Labor Committee, n.d. 10. Brief, Amici Curiae; United Steelworkers of America v. Brian F. Weber, 1978, October 11. Brief, Amici Curiae; Patricia Harris, Secretary of Health, Education Welfare v. Cora McRae, et. al., 1979, October 12. Brief, Amici Curiae; State of Arizona v. Nathalie Norris, et. al., 1982, October Box 24 (cont'd)

13. Brief, Amici Curiae; American Nurses’ Association, et. al., v. State of Illinois, et. al., 1985, July 14. Brief, Amici Curiae; P.E. Bazemore, et. al. v. William C. Friday, et. al., 1985, October 15. Motion to Intervene as Amici Curiae on ERA Extension, 1979, April 20 16-19. Child Care Seminar; Correspondence, 1975-1977 20. Child Care Seminar; Proposals for Studying International Child Care, 1977 21. Child Care Seminar; Participant Personal Data Forms 22. Child Care Seminar; Press Release, 1977, February 27 23. Child Care Seminar; Final Report, 1977 24-25. Project Opportunity; Joint Project of CLUW and the Center for Women and Work, 1979-1980 26 Project Opportunity; Joint Project of CLUW and the Center for Women and Work, Final Report, 1980, December 27 Project Opportunity; Joint Project of CLUW and the Center for Women and Work, Newsletters, 1979-1980 28 Swedish Trade Unionists Tour, 1980, March 8-22 29-32. European Trade Union Women Tour; Correspondence, 1981-1982

Box 25

1-6. National Committee on Pay Equity; Correspondence, 1977-1986 7-9. National Committee on Pay Equity; Revenue and Expense Statements, 1982-1986 10-14. National Committee on Pay Equity; Memoranda, 1980-1986 15. National Committee on Pay Equity; Agenda, 1982 16-18. National Committee on Pay Equity; Minutes, 1980-1986 19. National Committee on Pay Equity; By-laws, 1980

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Box 26

1. National Committee on Pay Equity; History and Purpose, n.d. 2. National Committee on Pay Equity; Policy Statements, 1984 3. National Committee on Pay Equity; Press Statements, 1982-1985 4. National Committee on Pay Equity; News Notes, 1983-1984 5. National Committee on Pay Equity; Press Releases, 1983 6. National Committee on Pay Equity; Director’s Reports, 1982-1986 7. National Committee on Pay Equity; Reports, 1984-1986 8. National Committee on Pay Equity; Personnel Policies and Procedures, n.d. 9. National Committee on Pay Equity; Proposals, 1984-1987 10. National Committee on Pay Equity; Proposals, 1982-1984 11. National Committee on Pay Equity; Testimony before US House of Representatives Subcommittees, 1982-1984 12. National Committee on Pay Equity; Founding Convention, 1980, October 24 13. National Committee on Pay Equity; Annual Membership Meetings, 1986 14. National Committee on Pay Equity; Third Annual Leadership Conference, 1981, December 5 15. National Committee on Pay Equity; Meeting on Pay Equity: A Union Issue, 1983, May 2 16. National Committee on Pay Equity; Conference, 1985 17. National Committee on Pay Equity; Speaker’s Training, 1986 18. National Committee on Pay Equity; Membership Materials, 1982-1984 Box 26 (cont'd)

19. National Committee on Pay Equity; Election Materials, 1984-1985 20. National Committee on Pay Equity; Job Announcements, 1982, 1985 21. National Committee on Pay Equity; Brochures, n.d. 22. National Committee on Pay Equity; Questionnaire, n.d. 23. National Committee on Pay Equity; Study of Pay Equity, 1987 24. National Committee on Pay Equity; Notes, 1984-1985

Box 27

1-2. Women’s Roundtable Forum, 1982-1983 3. Regional Conference; “Health Care: The Underserved and Overcharged,” 1975, June 16-17 4. OSHA/Women’s Bureau Conference; “Hazards in the Textile Mills,” 1980, March 1, Co-sponsored by CLUW, Agenda 5. Programming for Women in Union Conference, 1981, January 29 6-10. Industrial Union Department, AFL-CIO and CLUW; Organizing the Unorganized Conf., 1981, 1982, 1984, January 11. AFL-CIO/CLUW Luncheon, 1985, October 29 12. First Annual Awards Dinner; 1978, October 19, Invitation 14. 20th Anniversary Celebration; Souvenir journal, 1984, May 20

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Publications 15. A Commitment to Children: The Report of CLUW Child Care Seminar, 1977 16. Working Women Today: The American Working Woman’s Experience [1978] 17. Sexual Harassment Pamphlet and Bibliography, Draft, [1979] 18. Effective Contract Language for Union Women, 1979 19. Lead: New Perspective on an Old Problem, 1981 20. Bargaining for Your Child’s Health, 1981 21. Making the Federal Job Training Act Work for Women: A Guide for CLUW Chapters, 1984, March 22. Women and Children First: An Analysis of Trends in Federal Tax Policy, 1990, May 23. Bargaining for Family Benefits: A Union Member’s Guide, 1991 24. “Is Your Job Making You Sick?” A CLUW Handbook on Workplace Hazards, 1991

Box 28

Publications 1. CLUW Media Reference Guide, 1992, May 2. Women Care About Health Care, 1993 3. Union Women Speak Out on Health Issues including Abortion, 1993 4. Running for and Winning Positions in Leadership, Draft, n.d. 5. Legal Newsletters; Winn Newman, 1978 6. CLUW Brochures, n.d. 7. CLUW’s Guide for Gourmets Cookbook, 1981 8-11. “We Didn’t Come to Swap Recipes;” Film Project, 1974-1975

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Box 28 (cont'd)

American Family Celebration 12-13. Coordinating Committee; Correspondence, 1987-1988 14. Correspondence; Letters of complaint, 1988 May 15-18. Coordinating Committee; Memoranda, 1987-1988 19. Coordinating Committee; Financial Material, 1987-1988 20. Coordinating Committee; Minutes, 1987-1988 21. National Coordinating Committee; Notes, Sign-in Sheets, 1987-1988 22. National Executive Board; Minutes, 1987 23. National Officers Meeting; Minutes, 1987 24-25. Updates, 1987-88 26. CLUW Family and Work Demonstration; proposal, 1987

Box 29

American Family Celebration 1. Coordinating Committee Work Plan for Organizing Conference, [1987] 2. Bill of Rights, Call to Action; Statement of Purpose, 1988 3. National Coordinating Committee Membership Lists, n.d. 4. National Committee List, n.d, 5. Sub-committee List, n.d. 6. Lawyer’s Committee, n.d. 7. Contact List, n.d. 8. Participating Organizations Lists, 1987-1988 9 Planning Materials/Time Lines, 1987 10. Fact Sheets, 1988 11. Personnel Material, 1988 12. The Kamber Group, n.d. 13. US House of Representatives Select Committee on Children, Youth and Families, 1988 14. National Council of Churches, 1988 15. Child Welfare League of America, Inc., 1988 16. Planning Committee;Meeting minutes, Children, 1988 17. Planning Material for AFL-CIO Solidarity Day Rally, 1987 18. Logistics Committee, 1987-1988 19. Logistics Committee; American Red Cross, 1988 20. Logistics Committee; Badges, 1988 21. Logistics Committee; Children’s Tent, 1988 22. Logistics Committee; City Sounds, 1988 23. Logistics Committee; Concessions, 1988 24. Logistics Committee; Exhibitors/Display Space, 1988 25. Logistics Committee; Expenditures, 1988 26. Logistics Committee; Fire Department, 1988 27. Logistics Committee; Food Service, 1988 28. Logistics Committee; Housing, 1987-1988 29. Logistics Committee; Park Service, 1987-1988

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30. Logistics Committee; Rest Rooms, 1988 31. Logistics Committee; Security, n.d. 32. Logistics Committee; Signs, 1988

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Box 30

American Family Celebration 1. Logistics Committee; Straw Bales, 1988 2. Logistics Committee; Telephones, 1988 3. Logistics Committee; Tents, 1988 4. Logistics Committee; Transportation, 1988 5. Logistics Committee; Transportation-Buses, 1988 6. Logistics Committee; Trash Bags, 1988 7. Logistics Committee; Volunteers, 1988 8-9. Logistics Committee; Volunteer Forms, 1988 10-13. Program Committee; Correspondence, 1987-1988 14-15. Program Committee; Memoranda, 1987-1988 16. Program Committee; Report, 1988, March 18 17. Program Committee; Program Schedule, (Draft), 1988, May 13 18. Program Committee; Committee Membership, 1988 19. Program Committee; Main Tent, 1988 20. Program Committee; Children’s Tent, 1988 21. Program Committee; Performer’s Contracts, 1988 22. Program Committee; The Brokaw Company, 1986 23. Program Committee; The Rev. Arie R. Brouwer, National Council of Churches of Christ, 1988 24. Program Committee; Comedy Sportz, 1988 25. Program Committee; Sarah Ewing, Dial-A-Mime, n.d. 26. Program Committee; Denise Hunt-Norman, 1988 27. Program Committee; Dinorock Productions, Inc. 28. Program Committee; Hazel Dickens, n.d. 30. Program Committee; Marsha Lee Cutting, 1988 31. Program Committee; New England Touring Theater, 1987 32. Program Committee; Real People’s Music, n.d. 33. Program Committee; Talent Unique, n.d. 34. Program Committee; Town Clowns-Artist, n.d.

Box 31

American Family Celebration 1-4. Fundraising Committee; Correspondence, 1987-1988 5. Fundraising Committee; Memoranda, 1987-1988 6. Fundraising Committee; Organizational Endorsement A-K, 1988 7. Fundraising Committee; Organizational Endorsement Forms L-Z, 1987 8. Fundraising Committee; Follow-up Requests for Funds, 1987 9. Fundraising Committee; Organization Participation Forms, 1988 10. Fundraising Committee; Mailing List, 1987-1988 11. Fundraising Committee; Contributing Organizations List, 1987-1988 12. Fundraising Committee;Participating Unions List, 1987-1988 13. Fundraising Committee; Endorser’s Meetings, 1988 14. Fundraising Committee; Foundations, 1987

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15. Fundraising Committee; Form Letters, 1987 16. Fundraising Committee; Blank Forms, 1987-1988 17-19. Public Relations and Promotions Committee; Press Release/Endorsements, 1987-1988 20. Public Relations and Promotions Committee; Congressional Endorsements, 1988

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Box 31 (cont'd)

21. Public Relations and Promotions Committee; Meeting Summaries, 1987- 1988 22. Public Relations and Promotions Committee; Resolutions, 1988 23. Public Relations and Promotions Committee; Media Information Kit, 1988 24. Public Relations and Promotions Committee; Information Kit, 1988 25. Public Relations and Promotions Committee; Endorsing Organizations List, 1988 26. Public Relations and Promotions Committee; Media Relations Plan, 1988 27. Public Relations and Promotions Committee; Membership List, 1988 28. Public Relations and Promotions Committee; Matthew’s Contract, n.d. 29. Public Relations and Promotions Committee; Souvenir Items Order Form, n.d. 30. Public Relations and Promotions Committee; Burrell’s Television Clips, 1988, May 31. Public Relations and Promotions Committee; Mailings Checklist, 1988

Box 32

American Family Celebration 1. Public Relations and Promotions Committee; Bumper Stickers, 1988 2. Public Relations and Promotions Committee; Advertising Flyers, 1988 3. Public Relations and Promotions Committee; Final Report, 1988, June 14 4. Public Relations and Promotions Committee; The Kamber Group, 1987- 1988 5-6. Outreach Committee; Correspondence, 1987-1988 7. Outreach Committee; Memoranda, 1987-1988 8. Outreach Committee; Meeting Minutes, 1987, July 23 9. Outreach Committee; Materials, 1987-1988 10. Outreach Committee; Local Action Kit, 1988 11. Outreach Committee; Mailing Lists, 1987-1988 12. Outreach Committee; New York City Committee, 1987-1988 13. Outreach Committee; New York City Committee Meeting Minutes, 1987- 1988 14. Outreach Committee; ILGWU Retiree Service Department Itinerary, 1988 15. Publicity Committee; Memoranda, 1987-1988 16. Publicity Committee; Correspondence, 1987-1988 17. Publicity Committee; Update and Meeting Notice, 1988, March 4 18. Publicity Committee; Article for Publication, n.d. 19. News Articles, 1987-1988

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Series VI Conventions, 1973-1993 Boxes 33-39

Box 33

1. National Planning Conference; Midwest Planning Committee, 1973-1974 2. National Planning Conference; Agenda Committee, 1974 January-March 3. National Planning Conference; Membership List, 1974 February 4. National Conference; 1974, March 22-24, Conference Call Constitutional Convention, 1975 December 5-7 5-6. Correspondence, 1975-1976 7. Financial Statements, 1975-1976 8. Convention Call, 9. Program 10. Constitution 11. Standing Rules 12. Election Rules Committee 13. Notes from Officer’s Meeting 14. Membership Registration 15. Press Clippings Legislative Conference and Delegated Convention, 1977 September 15-18 16. Convention Call 17. Convention Program, 1977, September 17-18 18-20. Legislative Conference; Correspondence and program 21-22. National Office; Correspondence, 1977-1978 23-24. Committee to Prepare A Delegated Convention 25-27. Convention Arrangement Committee 28. Financial Reports 29. Constitution Committee; Correspondence, 1976, November-1977, December 30-32. Proposed Amendments to Constitution, 1977, September 33. Constitution Committee; Final report, 1977, September 8 34-35. Program Committee; Biographies, 1977

Box 34

Legislative Conference and Delegated Convention, 1977 September 15-18 1-5. Election Committee; Correspondence and general information 6. Rules Committee 7. Credentials Committee 8-10. Resolutions Committee 11. Registration Committee 12. Kit Material and Display Committee 13. International Guests Committee 14. Newsletter/Public Relations Committee 15. Legislative and Political Action Committee

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16. Presidential Acceptance Speech, Joyce Miller 17. Resolutions (Passed) and Proceedings 18. Press Clipping of Convention and Legislative Conference

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Box 34 (cont'd)

Biennial Convention and Education/Training Conference, 1979, Sep 13-16 19. Convention Call 20. Convention Program 21. Souvenir Journal 22. Education/Training Conference; Correspondence, March-July 23-24. Education/Training Conference, September 13-14

Box 35

Biennial Convention and Education/Training Conference, 1979, Sep 13-16 1-2. Convention Planning Committee; Correspondence, 1978-1980, 3-4. Convention Planning Committee; Memoranda, 1978-1979 5. Convention Planning Committee; Minutes, 1978, December-1979, April 6. Convention Planning Committee; Convention Update Reports, 1979, March-October 7. Convention Planning Committee; Logistics 8. Budget/Finance Committee 9. Program Committee; Correspondence, 1979, February-August 10. Program Committee 11. Program Committee; Biographies of Convention Speakers 12-13. Fund-raising Committee 14. Escort Committee 15. Hospitality Committee 16-19. Kit Material and Display Committee; Convention and press kits 20. Convention Committees

Box 36

Biennial Convention and Education/Training Conference, 1979, Sep 13-16 1. Constitution Committee 2. Constitution Committee; Proposed Amendments to Constitution 3-4. Election Committee, 1977-1979 5. Election Committee; Union Delegates and Alternates Elected to Convention 6. Resolutions Committee 7. Resolutions Committee; Resolutions Proposed to Convention 8. Resolutions Committee; Resolutions Passed at Convention 9. Convention Rules Committee 10. Credentials Committee; National Sales Committee 11. International and Honored Guests Committee 12. Press/PR Committee; Correspondence, 1979, March-October 13. Press/PR Committee 14. Constitution Committee; Correspondence, 1979, January-August 15. Press/PR Committee; Press Releases 16. Press/PR Committee; Press Credentials

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17. Convention Schedules 18. President’s Report 19. Convention Speeches 20. Press Clippings 21. Credentials Committee

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Box 37

Biennial Convention and Working Women’s Celebration, 1981, Nov 5-8 (Postponed) 1. Convention Call Biennial Convention and Working Women’s Celebration, 1982, April 28-May 2 2. Convention Program, 1982, April 29-May 2 3. Convention Planning Committee; Correspondence, 1979-1982 4. Convention Planning Committee 5. Constitution Committee; Correspondence, 1980-1981 6. Constitution Committee 7. Resolutions Committee 8-10. Resolutions Committee; Resolutions Submitted 11. Resolutions Committee; Resolutions Passed 12. Credentials/Registration Committee 13-14. Election Committee 15. Convention Rules Committee 16. International Guests Committee 17. Sergeant-At-Arms Committee 18. Press/PR Committee 19. Convention Committee Applications 20. President’s Report Biennial Convention and Affirmative Action Conference, 1984, March 22-25 21. Convention Call 22. Convention Program 23. Souvenir Journal 24-25. Affirmative Action Conference, 1983-1984

Box 38

Biennial Convention and Affirmative Action Conference, 1984, March 22-25 1. Affirmative Action Conference; Panel Information 2. Convention Planning Committee; Correspondence, 1983-1984 3. Program Committee; Correspondence, 1983-1984 4. Program Committee; Introductions of convention speakers 5. Souvenir Journal Committee 6. Constitution Committee 7. Election Committee; Correspondence, 1983-1984 8-9. Election Committee; Lists of chapter and union delegate 10. Credentials Committee 11. Resolutions Committee; Resolutions Submitted 12. Resolutions Committee; Resolutions Passed 13-14. Press/PR Committee, 1983-1984 15. President’s Report 16. Convention Committees 17-22. Nominating Petitions

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Box 39

Biennial Convention and Affirmative Action Conference, 1984, March 22-25 1-6. Nominating Petitions Biennial Convention, 1986, November 7-10 7. Convention Call 8. Convention Program 9. Souvenir Journal 10. Souvenir Journal Committee 11. Proposed Amendments to Constitution and Resolutions Submitted 12. Resolutions Passed 13. Election Committee 14. Convention Speeches 15. Press Remarks; Joyce Miller, 1986, November 7 16. Convention Planning Procedures 17-19. Constitutions, 1975-1979, 1982-1986, 1991-1993

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Series VII Boards and Committees, 1974-1988 Boxes 40-49

Box 40

National Coordinating Committee 1-4. Correspondence, 1974-1975 5. Meeting Minutes, 1974 September - November 6. Minutes, 1975 January - July 7. Agendas and Minutes, 1975 August - November 8. Resolutions, 1974 9. Membership List, , 1974-1975 National Steering Committee 10. Correspondence , 1974-1975 11-12. Agenda and Minutes, 1974-1975 13. Membership List, 1974-1975 National Officers’ Council 14-21. Correspondence, 1974-1982

Box 41

National Officers’ Council 1-4. Correspondence, 1983-1987 5. Agenda and Minutes, 1974 6. Meeting Minutes, 1975 7-9. Meeting Agendas and Minutes, 1976-1978 10. Meeting , 1978, October 19-21 11. Meeting Minutes, 1978, October 19-21 12. Meeting Agenda and Minutes, 1979 13. Skills Bank Questionnaire, 1979 14. Meetings, 1980 15. Meeting Minutes, 1980, May - December 16. Meeting, 1981, February 12 17. Meeting Minutes, 1981, February 12 18. Meeting, District of Columbia, 1981, March 28 19. Meeting, Detroit, 1981, April 22-23 20. Meeting Minutes, 1981, April 23 21. Meeting, New York, 1981, August 18 22. Meeting Minutes, 1981, September 17 23-24. Meeting, New York, 1981, November 20-21 25. Meeting Minutes, 1981

Box 42

National Officers’ Council

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1. Meeting Minutes, 1982, June 7-8 2. Meeting, 1982, October 1-3 3. Meeting Minutes, 1982, November 12 4. Meeting Minutes, 1982, November 30 5. Local officers and delegates, list, 1982 6. Meeting Minutes, 1983, March 1 7. Meeting Agenda, 1983, February 4 Box 42 (cont'd)

8. Meeting, District of Columbia, 1983, April 7 9. Meeting Minutes, 1983, May 5 10. Meeting, New York, 1983, June 9 11. Meeting Minutes, 1983, June 9 12. Meeting, Boston, 1983, August 10-11 13. Meeting Minutes, 1983, August 10-11 14. Meeting Minutes, 1983, September 19 15. Meeting Minutes, 1983, October 27-28 16. Meeting Agenda, 1984, June 19 17. Meeting, 1984, May 21-22 18. Meeting Minutes, 1984, May 21-22 19. Meeting, 1984, August 26-29 20. Meeting Minutes, 1984, August 27-29 21. Meeting Minutes, 1984, October 11 22. Meeting, 1984, November 19 23. Meeting Minutes, 1984 November 19 24. Meeting, 1985, January 25. Meeting Minutes, 1985, January 25 26. Meeting Agenda, 1985, April 9 27. Meeting, 1985, May 3 28. Meeting Minutes, 1985, May 3 29. Meeting, 1985, June 11 30. Meeting, 1985, September 12 31. Meeting Minutes, 1987, February 5

Box 43

National Executive Board 1-2. Correspondence and Mailings, 1976 3-9. Correspondence, 1977-1980 10. Correspondence and Mailings, 1980, May - July 11-14. Correspondence, 1980-1982

Box 44

National Executive Board 1. Correspondence, 1982, December-1983 January 2. Correspondence and Mailings, 1983, February - August

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3-5. Correspondence, 1983-1986 6. Correspondence and Mailings, 1987, August-1988 July 7-9. NEB Membership List, 1976-1978 10. Membership List, 1978 11. List of States and Chapters, 1978, April 12. Non-attendance Questionnaire, 1978, July-September 13. NEB Membership Lists, 1979, September 14. Chapter Status Reports, 1979 15-19. NEB Membership Lists, 1980-1982, 1984, 1987

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Box 45

National Executive Board 1. Meeting, 1976, March 6-7 2. Meeting Minutes, 1976, March 6-7 3. Meeting, 1976, June 4-6 4. Meeting Minutes, 1976, June 5-6 5. Meeting Agenda, 1976, March 9-10 6. Meeting Minutes, 1976, October 9-10 7. Meeting, 1977, February 4-6 8. Meeting Minutes,, 1977, February 5-6 9. Meeting-Legislative Conference, 1977, September 15-16 10. Meeting Minutes, 1977, September 15 11. Meeting Correspondence, 1977, November 21-22 12-13. Meeting, 1977, November 21-22 14. Meeting Resolutions, 1977, November 21-22 15. Meeting Delegates, 1977, November 21-22 16. Meeting Minutes, 1977, November 21-22 17-18. Meeting, 1978, March 18-19 19. List of Office Delegates and Alternates, 1978, March 20. Meeting Minutes, 1978, March 17-19 21-22. Meeting, 1978, June 23-25 23. Meeting Minutes, 1978, June 23-25

Box 46

National Executive Board 1. Program and Agenda, 1978, October 19-22 2. Meeting, 1978, October 19-22 3. Meeting Minutes, 1978, October 19-22 4. Health for Working Women Conference, 1979, March 9-11 5-6. Meeting, 1979, March 9-11 7. Meeting Minutes, 1979, March 9-11 8-9. Meeting, 1979, August 3-5 10. Meeting Minutes, 1979, August 3-5 11-12. Meeting, 1980, February 8-10 13. Meeting Minutes, 1980, February 8-10 14-15. Meeting, 1980, July 18-20 16. Meeting Minutes, 1980, July 18-20 17. Meeting 1980, September 26-28 18. Meeting Minutes, 1980, September 26-28

Box 47

National Executive Board 1. Organizing the Unorganized Conference, 1980, November 14-16 2. Meeting Agenda, November 14

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3. Meeting Minutes, November 14 4. Legislative and Coalition Building Conference, 1981, March 26-27 5. Meeting, March 28-29 6. Meeting, Minutes, March 28-29 7. Meeting, 1981, September 18-20 8. Meeting, Minutes, 1982, February 6-8 9. Meeting, 1982, October 1-3 Box 47 (cont'd)

10. Meeting Chapter and State Reports, 1982, October 1-3 11. Meeting Committee Reports, 1982, October 1-3 12. Meeting Minutes, 1982, October 1-3 13. Meeting, 1983, February 4-6 14. Meeting Chapter and Committee Reports, 1983, February 4-6 15. Meeting Delegate List, 1983, February 4-6 16. Meeting Minutes, 1983, February 4-6 17-24. Working Women and Alcohol/Substance Abuse Conference, 1983, May 5-6; Correspondence and general information, 1982-1983 25. Meeting, 1983, May 5-7 26. Meeting Chapter and Committee Reports, 1983, May 5-7 27. Meeting State Reports, 1983, May 5-7

Box 48

National Executive Board 1-3. Organizing the Unorganized Conference, 1983, October 28-29 4. Political Action Conference, 1984, January 19-22 5. Meeting, 1984, January 19-22 6. Meeting, 1984, October 12-14 7. Meeting Minutes, 1984, October 12-14 8. Meeting, 1985, January 25-27 9. Meeting Delegates List, 1985, January 25-27 10. NEB Meeting/Conference on Work & Family Issues; Conference papers, 1985, Jan 26 13. Meeting, 1985, May 3-5 14-16. Family and Work Issues Conference, Organizing in the 80’s, 1985, October 4 17. Meeting, 1985, October 4-6 18. Meeting Committee Reports, 1985, October 4-6 19. Meeting State and Chapter Reports, 1985, October 4-6 20. Meeting Minutes, 1985, October 5-6 21. Meeting, 1986, January 10-12 22. Meeting Minutes, 1986, January 10-12 23. Older and Retired Workers Women Conference, 1986, May 2 24. Meeting, 1986, May 2-4 25. Meeting Minutes, 1986, May 2-4 26. Civil Rights/Multi-Cultural Experience Conference, 1986, September 5

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27. Meeting, 1986, September 5-7 28. Part-time Work Conference, 1987, May 1 - Agenda 29. Meeting Minutes, 1987, October 16 30. Meeting, 1988, January 29-31 31. Meeting, 1988, May 13-15 32. National Review Panel, 1977-1978

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Box 49

Committees and Task Forces 1. Correspondence, 1978 2. Membership Lists, 1976-1980 3. Membership Lists, 1982-1985 4. Participation of Women in their Unions Committee, 1977-1985 5. Committee on Organizing the Unorganized, 1976-1986 6. Affirmative Action in the Workplace Committee, 1979-1985 7-8. Legislative and Political Action Committee, 1977-1985 9. Finance Committee, 1977-1985 10. Minority Committee, 1974-1986 11. Recruitment Committee, 1978-1987 12. Recruitment Committee; Membership questionnaire, n.d. 13. Elections Committee, 1977-1982 14. Publications and Publicity Committee, 1980-1986 15. Archives Committee, 1985 16. Education Committee, 1975 17. Committee on Older and Retired Persons, 1985-1986 18. Program and Policy Committee, 1976-1979 19. Public Employees Committee, 1982, n.d. 20-21. Child Care Task Force, 1977-1984 22. Equal Rights Amendment Task Force, 1976-1981 23. Full Employment Task Force, 1977-1978 24. Health and Safety Task Force, 1976-1981 25. Health and Safety Task Force; Testimony on the Proposed OSHA Lead Exposure Standard, 1978 26-28. High Tech Task Force, 1983-1987 29. Task Force on Labor Law Reform, 1977 30. Social Security Committee, n.d. 31. Task Force on Substance Abuse, 1978-1985

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Series VIII CLUW Chapters, 1974-1988 Boxes 50-63

Box 50

1. Alaska, 1984-1985 2. Alabama State, 1979 3. Greater Birmingham (Alabama), 1978-1982 4-5. Pima County (Arizona), 1981-1983 6. Pima County (Arizona) Newsletter, 1985, May-1987 June 7. Arkansas State, 1977-1978 8. Central Arkansas; Correspondence, 1974-1981 9. Central Arkansas, 1974-1984 10. Central Arkansas; Status Reports, 1974-1984 11. Central Arkansas; Newsletters, 1975 February-1982, March 12. California State, 1976-1982 13. California Capitol, 1982-1983 14. Contra Costa, Solano, Napa Counties (California), 1975 15. East Bay (California), 1977-1983 16. Los Angeles (California); Correspondence, 1974-1983 17-18. Los Angeles (California), 1974-1983 19-20. Los Angeles (California); Newsletter, 1974-1986 21. North Alameda County (California), 1974

Box 51

1. Sacramento (California), 1974-1984 2-3. San Diego (California), 1974-1983 4. San Francisco (California), 1974-1983 5. San Francisco (California); Newsletter, 1984, June- 1986 March 6. San Joaquin Valley (California), 1981-1983 7. San Jose (California), 1975-1976, 1981 8. San Mateo County (California), 1980-1983 9. Santa Clara County(California), 1975-1983 10. South Alameda County (California), 1974-1975 11. Colorado State, n.d. 12-13. Metro Denver (Colorado); Correspondence, 1974-1984 14-15. Metro Denver (Colorado), 1974-1984 16. Hartford Area (Connecticut), 1974-1983 17. New Haven (Connecticut), 1974-1978 18. District of Columbia, 1977

Box 52

1-3. Metropolitan District of Columbia Area, 1974-1987

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4. Metropolitan District of Columbia Area; Newsletter, 1974, April -1984 June 5. Florida State, 1978-1979 6-7. Dade-Broward Counties (Florida), 1978-1983 8-13. Atlanta (Georgia), 1974-1984 14. Honolulu (Hawaii), 1974 15. Idaho Chapte , 1979-1980 16. Illinois State, 1978-1979 17-21. Chicago (Illinois), 1974-1984 Box 53

1. Chicago (Illinois); Joyce Miller Testimonial Dinner, 1981, March 7 2. Chicago (Illinois); Newsletter, 1975 June-1986 May 3. Indiana State, 1975-1982 4. Greater Indianapolis (Indiana), 1983 5. Northwest Indiana, 1974-1983 6. Iowa State, 1979 7. Eastern Iowa Chapter, 1971-1982 8. Kentucky State, 1979 9. Central Bluegrass (Kentucky), 1983 10. Louisville/Derby City (Kentucky), 1974-1983 11. Hub City (Kentucky), 1983 12. Louisiana State, 1978-1982 13. Baton Rouge (Louisiana), 1978-1982 14. New Orleans (Louisiana), 1976-1983 15. New Orleans (Louisiana), 1976-1983 16. Central Maine, 1981-1983 17. Maryland State, 1977 18. Baltimore (Maryland), 1975-1983 19. Massachusetts State , 1977-1982 20. Greater Boston (Massachusetts), 1974-1984 21. Southeastern Massachusetts, 1980 22. Western Massachusett, 1983 23-24. Michigan State; Correspondence, 1974-79

Box 54

1-3. Michigan State, 1975-1988 4. Michigan Statewide Leadership Meeting, 1978-1979 5. Capitol Area (Michigan), 1975-1983 6. Genesee, Shiawassee, Lapeer Counties (Michigan), 1975 7. Grand Rapids (Michigan), 1975 8. Kalamazoo/Battle Creek (Michigan) Chapter, 1974-1983 9. Kent County (Michigan), 1976-1983 10. Macomb County (Michigan), 1974 11-12. Macomb/Oakland Counties (Michigan), 1979-1986 13. Metropolitan Detroit (Michigan), 1974-1983

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14. Muskegon (Michigan), 1979-1980 15. Northeastern Michigan, 1980-1982 16. Northwest Central (Michigan), (Big Rapids), 1975-1977

Box 55

1. Oakland County (Michigan), 1975 2. Ottawa Area (Michigan), 1981-1983 3-4. Wayne County (Michigan); Correspondence, 1974-1975 5-6. Wayne County (Michigan), 1974-1982 7. Washtenaw County (Michigan), 1974-1975 8. Minnesota State, 1981 9. Twin Cities (Minnesota); Correspondence, 1974-1984 10-13. Twin Cities (Minnesota), 1974-1987 14. Mississippi , 1979-1981 15. Missouri State, 1978-1982 Box 55 (cont'd)

16. Greater Kansas City (Missouri), 1975-1984 17. St. Louis (Missouri); Correspondence, 1974-1984 18. St. Louis (Missouri), 1974-1984 19. Montana, 1978

Box 56

1. Nebraska State, 1977-1979 2. Eastern Nebraska, Correspondence, 1974-1983 3-4. Eastern Nebraska, 1974-1983 5-6. New Jersey, 1974-1984 7. Central New Jersey, 1974-1975 8-11. North Jersey (New Jersey), 1974-1983 12. South Jersey (New Jersey), 1975-1982 13-14. Greater Albuquerque (New Mexico), 1981-1983 15. Pennsylvania State, 1976-1982 16-17. Pennsylvania State; vice-president election protest, 1977-1978 18. Greater Harrisburg (Pennsylvania), 1975-1983

Box 57

1. Lehigh Valley (Pennsylvania), 1981-1984 2. Philadelphia (Pennsylvania); Correspondence, 1974-1981 3-6. Philadelphia (Pennsylvania), 1974-1983 7-13. Pittsburgh (Pennsylvania), 1974-1988 14. South Central Pennsylvania, 1974-1983

Box 58

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1-2. New York State, 1976-1982 3. New York State; Legislative Conference, 1981, October 18 4. Buffalo (New York), 1975 5. Capital District (New York), 1979-1983 6 Central New York, 1981-1983 7. Long Island (New York), 1974-1979 8. Nassau/Suffolk (New York), 1982-1983 9-10. New York City (New York); Correspondence, 1974-1986 11-13. New York City (New York), 1974-1987

Box 59

1. New York City (New York); Leaflets, 1974-1986 2. New York City (New York); Newsletters, 1978-1987, 3. Rochester (New York), 1974-1976 4-7. Western New York, 1975-1983 8. North Carolina, 1974-1981 9. Ohio State, 1977-1982 10. Central Ohio, 1975-1983 11-12. Cleveland (Ohio); Correspondence, 1974-84 13-14. Cleveland (Ohio), 1974-1984 15. Greater Cincinnati (Ohio), 1974-1984

Box 60

1. Mahoning-Trumbell (Ohio); Correspondence, 1974-1977 2. Mahoning-Trumbell (Ohio) Area, 1977-1982 3. Mahoning-Trumbell (Ohio); Newsletters, 1977-1981 4. Oklahoma State, 1974-1982 5. Central Oklahoma, 1981-1982 6. Oregon State, 1977-1978 7. Oregon Pioneer; Correspondence, 1974-1983 8-9. Oregon Pioneer , 1974-1983 10. Rhode Island, 1974-1975 11. South Carolina State, 1980-1983 12. Tennessee State, 1978-1979 13. East Tennessee, 1983-1984 14. Middle Tennessee, 1983 5. Nashville/Davidson (Tennessee), 1975 16-18. Western Tennessee, 1975-1980 19. Texas State, 1978-1982

Box 61

1. Austin Area (Texas), 1983 2. Dallas/Fort Worth (Texas), 1974-1983 3. Greater San Antonio (Texas), 1975-1983

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4. Houston (Texas); Correspondence, 1974-1983 5-8. Houston (Texas), 1974-1983 9-12. Houston (Texas); Election protest, 1977-78 13. Northeastern Texas, 1981-1983

Box 62

1. Virginia, 1979-1981 2. Washington State, 1977-1984 3. Seattle-Puget Sound (Washington); Correspondence, 1974-1987 4-5. Seattle-Puget Sound (Washington), 1974-1987 6. Wisconsin State, 1977-1982 7. Madison/Janesville (Wisconsin), 1974-1976 8. South Central Wisconsin, 1982-1983 9-13. Milwaukee (Wisconsin), 1974-1983 14. Amalgamated Clothing and Textiles Workers Union, 1975-198 15. American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Union, 1977-1984 16. American Federation of Teachers, 1975 17. Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks, 1975-1983 18. Hotel, Motel, Restaurant and Hospital Workers Union, 1975-1976 19. International Typographical Union, 1977 20. United Automobile Workers Union, 1976 21. United Food and Commercial Workers International Union, 1977-1986 22-23. East Coast, 1973-1975

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Box 63

1. Regional vice-presidents, 1976 2-13. Regions 1-12, 1974-1976 14. Convenors, State, 1974-1978 15-16. State vice-presidents; Correspondence, 1977-1986 17. State vice-presidents; Meeting Minutes, 1978-1982 18. State vice-presidents; 1977-1984 19-21. Chapter president and officers; Correspondence, 1976-1986 22. Chapter Status Reports, 1976-1980 23. Chapter Lists, 1975-1980 24. Organizing a, CLUW Chapter, 1978 25. Model by-laws, 1978

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Series IX Center for Education and Research, 1975-1987 Boxes 64-72

Box 64

1-3. Administrative Correspondence, 1982-1988 4-12. Memoranda, 1980-1987 13. Center for Education and Research; Articles of incorporation, 1978 14. Operating Budgets, 1984-1987 15. Financial Statements, 1980-1987 16. Personnel Policy and Procedures, 1983 7-18. Activity Reports, 1984-1987 19. Certificate of Exemption; District of Columbia, 1983

Box 65

1-22. Correspondence, 1982-1984

Box 66

1-21. Correspondence, 1984-1986

Box 67

1-6. Correspondence, 1986-1987 7-10. Board of Directors,, 1980-87 11. Center History and Accomplishments, 1985 12. Film and Print Materials Ledgers, 1983-85 13. Center Brochure, 1986 14. Press Releases, 1982-85 15. Guidelines for Center Project; proposals 16. Fact Sheets, 1975-85 17. Midwest School for Women Workers, 1983, July 18. Western Regional Summer Institute for Union Women, 1984, August 19. AFL-CIO Women’s Rights Committee Regional Workshop, 1984 20. Training Programs, 1984 21. Conferences, 1982-1987 22. “Developing and Agenda: Increasing the Role of Women in the Labor Movement,” Elyse Glassberg/Naomi Baden, 1984 23. “Sexual Harassment: An Ongoing Barrier to Equal Opportunity,” Debra S. Katz, 1986, August 24. “Women and Unions”, Laura J. Walker, 1986, November 25. “Women & Power in the Labor Movement”, Laura J. Walker, 1987 26. “Tips of Media Relations”, The Kamber Group, n.d. 27. “Working Women in America: Many More But Still Poor,” draft, [n.d.]

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Box 68

1-7. Fundraising; Foundation correspondence, 1982-1987 8. Fundraising; Joseph Anthony Beirne Memorial Foundation, 1986 9. Fundraising; The Boehm Foundation, 1984-1985 10. Fundraising; Carnegie Corporation of New York, 1981-1986 11. Fundraising; Carnegie Corporation of New York - Lists of Grants, 1982- 1986 12. Fundraising; The Ford Foundation, 1984-1986 13. Fundraising; Sidney Hillman Foundation, 1985 14. Fundraising;, Rockefeller Family Fund, 1983-1986 15. Fundraising; Foundation Contacts, 1984-1985 16. Fundraising; Friends of the Center, 1984-1985 17. Fundraising; Combined Federal Campaign, 1984-1985 18. Fundraising; Contributions, 1984-1987 19. Fundraising; Women’s Funding Coalition, 1985-1986

Box 69

1. Empowerment of Union Women Project; Correspondence, 1984-1985 2. Empowerment of Union Women Project; Advisory Board, 1981-1983 3. Empowerment of Union Women Project; Budget Outline, 1985 4. Empowerment of Union Women Project; Annual Report, 1982 5. Empowerment of Union Women Project; Report and Update, 1984, July 6. Empowerment of Union Women Project; Annual Report, 1984 7. Empowerment of Union Women Project; Handbook, 1982 8. Empowerment of Union Women Handbook; Brochure 9. Empowerment Project, “Color Me Union,” Correspondence, 1982-1984, January 10. Empowerment Project, “Color Me Union,” Correspondence, 1984, February-1986 11. Empowerment Project, “Color Me Union”, 1982 12. Empowerment Project, “Color Me Union,” National Conference, 1982, December 13. Empowerment Project; National Monitoring and Resource Project Report, [1984] 14. Empowerment of Union Women; Proposal,, 1979, February 15. Excerpts from Project Empowerment; Proposal,, 1981, October 16. Empowerment of Union Women Project; Program proposal,, 1984 17. Empowerment Project; proposal; 1984 18. Empowerment Project; “Assessing the Participation of Women Leadership Positions at Local Union Levels,” proposal, 1985, January 19. Empowerment Project; Scholarship Information and Assistance Project, proposal, 1985 20. Empowerment Project; “Bargaining for Change A Program of the Empowerment of Union Women Project,” proposal, 1985

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21. Empowerment Project; Draft proposal for Model Training Program and Conference Series, n.d. 22. Empowerment Project; Concept Paper for Funding Empowering Women, Part 2, n.d. 23. “On the Agenda: Working Women’s Collective Bargaining Clearinghouse and Monitoring Project,” Proposal [1985] 24. “On the Agenda: Working Women’s Collective Bargaining Clearinghouse and Monitoring Project;” proposal [1985] Box 69 (cont'd)

25. “Collective Bargaining Working Women’s Road to Economic Equality,” Proposal, 1985 26. Collective Bargaining Survey, 1986 27. “Transcending the Myths: A Program to Raise the Status of Working Women,” proposal, 1985, 28. Concept Paper; Funding Project on Organizing the Unorganized, 1980, July 29. “All in Favor; ” film material, n.d. 30. Proposal for General Support of the Center, 1980 31. “The Role of Unions in the Public Policy Process: The Need for More Women’s Involvement;” proposal, 1982, February 32. Developing an Agenda; Draft, 1983 33. “Union-Based Strategies for Reaching Working Women with Alcohol and Other Drug Problems;”strategies, 1983 June 1

Box 70

1. “Bargaining for Pay Equity: Documenting the Labor Movement’s Role;” Proposal and Correspondence, 1984-1986, March 2. Women Changing the Way America Works; Network; Proposal, 1985, March 3. Research Program; Proposal, 1985 4. Future Work Project; Proposal, 1985 5. Radiation on the Job; Proposal; abstract, n.d. 6. Working Women Awareness Week; Correspondence, 1985 7. Working Women Awareness Week,; Timeline For Membership/ Public Relations Campaign, 1985, September 18 8. Working Women Awareness Week; Press Statement, 1985, October 29 9. Working Women Awareness Week; Television interview transcript, 1985, November 6 10-11. Working Women Awareness Week; Correspondence, 1985-1986 12. Working Women’s Awareness Week; Public Relations Committee Meeting Agenda and Minutes, 1985, July-1986, July 13. Working Women Awareness Week; Chapter Activities, 1986 14. Working Women’s Awareness Week; Press Releases and sample Public Service Announcements, 1986, March-April

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15. Working Women Awareness Week; Press Statements, 1986, April-May 16. Working Women Awareness Week; Statement of Joyce Miller to AFL- CIO Executive Council, 1986, February 17. Working Women Awareness Week; Resolutions and Proclamations, 1986 18. Working Women Awareness Week; Public Education Kit 19. Working Women Awareness Week; Sample Proclamations, 1986 20. Working Women Awareness Week,; Press Clippings, 1986, 21. Working Women Awareness Week, 1987, May 10-16 22. Working Women Awareness Week; Articles about Working Women, 1984-1986 23. Working Women Awareness Week; Suggested Activities 24. Working Women Awareness Week; Printed Material 25. Second National CWA Women’s Conference; Correspondence, 1984 26. Second National CWA Women’s Conference; Financial Statements, 1984 27. Second National CWA Women’s Conference; 1984, Workshop Outlines 28. Second National CWA Women’s Conference; 1984, Issue Paper, “Politics 1984” Box 70 (cont'd)

29. Second National CWA Women’s Conference; 1984, Issue Paper, “Coming Unplugged - Coping with Stress,” Daralee Schulman and Roberta Wittlin 30. Second National CWA Women’s Conference; 1984, Issue Paper, “Pay Equity and New Technology Jobs for the Future,” Laura Walker and Joy Ann Grune 31. Second National CWA Women’s Conference; 1984, Issue Paper, “Wonderwoman: Families, Jobs and Unions,” Anne H. Nelson 32. Second National CWA Women’s Conference; 1984, Program and schedule

Box 71

1. Absent from the Agenda: A Report on the Role of Women in American Unions, 1980, September 2. Absent from the Agenda: A Report on the Role of Women in American Unions, Revised, 1983 3-4. Color Me Union, Leadership Training Series, 1982 5-6. A Handbook for Empowerment Union Women, 1982

Box 72

1. Health and Safety Project; Proposal, 1979-80 2. Health and Safety Project; Proposal to OSHA, 1981, June 30 3. Health and Safety Project; Advisory Board Correspondence, 1980-1981 4. Health and Safety Project; Advisory Board Meetings, Agendas and Minutes, 1981, February-September 5. Health and Safety Project; Advisory Board Membership, 1981 6. Health and Safety Project; Advisory Board Suggestion Forms, [1981]

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7. Health and Safety Project; Project Description 8-9. Health and Safety Project; Correspondence, 1980-1981 10. Health and Safety Project; Budget Statements, 1980-1981 11. Health and Safety Project; Urban Environment Conference, Inc. Rent Contract with , 1980, October 12. Health and Safety Project; Meeting Agenda and Notes, 1980 13. Health and Safety Project; Quarterly Reports, 1980-1981 14. Health and Safety Project; Ohio Occupational Safety and Health Project, 1980-1981 15. Health and Safety Project; Chapter Projects, 1981 16. Health and Safety Project; Fact-Pack Outlines, [1981] 17. Health and Safety Project; Project Announcement 18. Health and Safety Project; Final report, draft 19. Health and Safety Project; Teleconference on Women’s Occupational Health, draft proposal, 1981, January 20. Health and Safety Project; Proposal Reviews, 1981 21. Health and Safety Project; Workplace Health and Safety Resources Available to, 1981, June 22. Health and Safety Project; Contact List for Safe Workplace/Clean Community Network, 1981, March 23. Health and Safety Project; Films, 1980-1981 24. Health and Safety Project; OSHA “New Directions” Grantee Conference, 1980, December

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Box 72 (cont'd)

25. Health and Safety Project; Urban Environment Conference Occupational Health Education, Center for Women and Minorities “New Directions” grant report, 1980, August 26. Center for Education & Research; Stationary, [n.d.]

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Series X CLUW NEWS, 1974-1988 Boxes 73-74

Box 73

1-25. CLUW News; Diane Currry, Correspondence, 1974-1983

Box 74

1-10. CLUW News; Diane Currry, Correspondence, 1984-1988 15-16. Press Releases, 1974-1987 17. News Articles; Diane Curry, 1979, n.d. 18. Statement of Ownership, Management and Circulation of News, 1978, September 25 19. Specification and Price Schedules; CLUW News, 1974-1984 20. National Newsletter Committee; Diane Curry, Reports, 1974, November- 1975, May, n.d. 21. National Editorial Review Board; Minutes, 1975, June 12 22. Publications and Public Relations Committee; Diane Curry, 1976, n.d. 23-24. Press/PR Convention Committee; Diane Curry, 1981-1986 25. News Form

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Series XI Subject Files, 1974-1988 Boxes 75-84

Box 75

1-2. Abortion and Reproductive Freedom, 1976-1985 3-4. Affirmative Action, 1975-1984 5. Aging, 1977-1986 6. Aging; Statement of Olga Madar to the Select Committee on Aging, Jun 1979 7. Apprenticeship Training, 1977-1980 8. Atlantic Steel Co., [n.d.] 9. Bibliographies; Women in Labor, 1974-1979 10. Big Business Day, 1980-1981 11. Boneparth, Ellen, ed. Women, Power and Policy. 1986 12. Boycotts, 1980-1987 13. Center for Women in Government, 1979 14. Center for Women’s Services, Western Michigan University. “Hard Hats, Boots, and Goggles: Jobs that Pay - A Look at Nontraditional Jobs for Women”, 1984 15. Child Care; Labor Unions, 1974-1985 16. Child Care; Resolutions, 1976-1987 17. Child Care; Testimony, 1979-1984

Box 76

1. Child Care; proposal for National Child Care Institute, Draft, 1978, March 2. Child Care; Seminar on the Working Family, Embassy of Sweden, 1984, May 16 3. Child Care; “The Urgency of Child Care,” Joyce Miller, 1975 4.. Child Care; “Labor and Child Care,” Bobbie Creque, 1976 5 Child Care; “A Commitment to Children,” Report of the Coalition of Labor Union Women Child Care Seminar, 1977 6. Child Care; “A Local Union Guide for the Establishment of Child Care Centers,” School of Labor and Industrial Relations, Michigan State University, 1979 7. Child Care; “Unions and the Fight for Day Care,” Organized working women, 1980 8. Child Care; “Employer Sponsored Child Care: Policy Discussions, Recommendations and Bibliography,” Governors Advisory Committee on Child Development Programs, Calif., 1981 9. Child Care; “Labor Unions and Child Care Issues,” Betty Hanna Coats, Draft, 1981 10. Child Care; “Negotiating About Child Care: Issues and Options,” AFSCME, 1982

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11. Child Care; “Bargaining for Child Care: Contract Language for Union Parents,” NYC Child Care Committee, 1985 12. Child Care; “Child Care in America,” AFSCME, 1987 13. Child Care; “Not Just Kid Stuff,”, International Labor Press Association, 1987 14. Child Care; “Child Care Almost Ours: An AFL-CIO Guide to Implementing Child Care Laws,” 1990 15. Child Care; “Child Care: The Need for Committment,” Ruth Jordan, 1977 Box 76 (cont'd)

16. Civil Rights, 1975-1986 17. Civil Rights; “Effects of Racism on Economic Rights of Women,” Women’s International Democratic Fed. and WREE, 1980 18. Coal Mining Women, 1978-1986 19. CLUW on the Program, 1976-1987 20. Coalition on Women and the Budget; “Inequality of Sacrifice: The Impact of the Reagan Budget on Women,” 1984 Comparable Worth: See Pay Equity 21. Coopersmith, Jeffrey. “Slaying the Angel: Women and their Role in the Lowell Experiment,” 1983 22. Cornell University Institute for Education and Research on Women and Work. “Women and Work in the 1980s: Summary Proceedings,” 1980, May 23-24. Criminal Code Reform, 1977-1978 25. Department of Professional Employees, AFL-CIO; Committee on Salaried Professional Women, 1981-1984 26. Department of Professional Employees, AFL-CIO; Committee on Salaried Professional Women, 1981-1984 27. Department of Professional Employees, AFL-CIO; Committee on Salaried Professional Women, 1981-1984 28. Displaced Homemakers, 1979-1980

Box 77

1. Domestic Violence, 1977-1981 2. Education; “Simple Justice: Quality Education for All Children,” AFL- CIO, [1976] 3-4. Election 1984 5. Environment, 1978-1979 6. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, 1973-1981 7-10. Equal Rights Amendment, 1970-1980 11. Family and Medical Leave Act, 1987 12. Family and Unions 13. Farley, Jennie. “Faculty Unionization: How Much Help for Academic Women,” Draft, 1985 14. Feminist Movement, 1976 15. Full Employment, 1974-1980

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16. General Dynamics Corporation, 1984 17. Gordon, Laura Kramer. “Women in Nontraditional Blue Collar Employment,” 1984 December 18. Hanes Corporation, 1983 19. Health Care, 1975-1986 20-21. International Women’s Year, 1975-1978

Box 78

1-2. J.P. Stevens Boycott, 1976-1980 3. Johnson, Gloria T. “The Modern Woman in the Modern Union” 1976 September 7 4. Johnson, Gloria T. Speech, Conference on Minority Women, 1977 October 15 5. Johnson, Gloria T. “Your Boss and the Union,” n.d. Box 78 (cont'd)

6. Labor Cartoons, 1985 7-8. Labor Law Reform, 1977-1982 9. LaBorwitz, Aline. “The Role of Women Activism in the Labor Movement, 1880-1930,” 1984 10. Levy, Deborah L. “Women & Employment,” 1980, February 11. Madar, Olga. “What Health Security Means to Women,” 1975, April 14 12. Maximum Hours Legislation, 1980- 13. Meany, George; Interview for Chicago Today, 1974 April 26 14. Joyce Miller 15. Minimum Wage, 1977 16. National Advisory Committee for Women, 1979 17. National Commission on Working Women, [1980] 18. National Consumers League, 1979-1982 19. National Council of Jewish Women, 1977 20. National Council of Negro Women, 1980 21 National Organization for Women, 1985 22. National Women Political Caucus, 1977-1985 23. National Women’s Agenda 24. National Women’s Law Center, “Assessment of the Position of Women in Non-traditional Jobs,” 1981 25. Newman, Winn. “Affirmative Action in the United States: Its Strengths and Weaknesses from A Union Perspective,” 1981 26. Newman, Winn; Statement on Minority and Women’s Rights, 1982 27. New York State Assembly Task Force on Women’s Issues, 1982-1985

Box 79

-3. Occupational Health and Safety; Women Workers, 1977-1983 4-5. Occupational Health and Safety; Women’s Occupational Health Resources Center, 1979-1981

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6. October League, 1974-1976 7. Organized Working Women (OWW); Fact Sheets, 1980-1981 8. Part-time Workers 9. Pay Equity; Bibliographies, 1982 10. Pay Equity; Resolutions, 1979-1982 11. Pay Equity; Major Laws, Executive Orders, and Supreme Court Decisions 12. Pay Equity; Questions and Answers on Comparable Worth 13. Pay Equity; “Comparable Worth: A Job Inequity By Any Other Name....,” Winn Newman, 1979 14. Pay Equity; “The New Concept - Equal Pay for Work of Comparable Value”, Winn Newman, 1980 15. Pay Equity; “Pay Equity: An Emerging Labor Issue” Winn Newman, 1981 16. Pay Equity; “Breaching the Next Barricade: Pay Equity for Women,” Union for Democratic Action Education Fund, 1981 17. Pay Equity; “Separate But Equal - Job Segregation and Pay Equity in the Wake of Gunther,” Winn Newman and Jeanne M. Vonhof, 1981 18. Pay Equity; “Equal Pay and Comparable Worth: Collective Bargaining Approaches” Susan L. Joseph, 1982 19. Pay Equity; “Women’s Work: Undervalued, Underpaid,” Laurie Westley and Janice DeGooyer, 1982

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Box 79 (cont'd)

20. Pay Equity; “Occupational Segregation and the Earnings Gap,” Andrea H. Beller , 1984 21. Pay Equity; “Comparable Worth and Realistic Wage Setting,” Herbert R. Northrup , 1984 22. Pay Equity; “Towards Pay Equity: A Worker’s Guide to Fighting Wage Discrimination,” Winn Newman and Lisa Newell, 1985 23. Pay Equity; “Narrowing the Gap: The Progress Toward Pay Equity,” Richard Kirschner and Martha Walfoot, 1986 24. Pay Equity; “Pay Equity: A Bargaining Issue for Unions,” Center for Education and Reasearch,[1982] 25. Pay Equity; Statement of IUE to the Subcommittee on Employment Opportunities, 1978, November 26. Pay Equity; Testimony of Eve Johnson, AFSCME before the EEOC. 1980, February 27. Pay Equity; Statement of the American Nurses Association before the EEOC, 1980, February 28. Pay Equity; Testimony of Federally Employed Women before the EEOC, 1980, April 29. Pay Equity; Statement of IUE and before the EEOC, 1980, April 30. Pay Equity; Statement of Boris H. Block, UE, before the EEOC, 1980, April 31. Pay Equity; Remarks by Bonnie Watkins, State of Minnesota, to the Senate Staff Briefing on Pay Equity, 1981, March 32. Pay Equity; Testimony of Sen. Gary Hart before the House Subcommittee on Post Office and Civil Service, 1982, September 33. Pay Equity; Testimony of Charles A. Perlik, TNG, before the House Subcommittee on Post Office and Civil Service, 1982, September 34. Pay Equity; Testimony of Julia A. Holmes, League of Women Voters, before the House Subcommittee on Post Office and Civil Service, 1982, September 35. Pay Equity; Statement of Congressman Steny M. Hoyer before the House Subcommittee on Post Office and Civil Service, 1982, September

Box 80

1. Pay Equity; Statement of the National Education Association to the House Subcommittee on Post Office and Civil Service, 1982, September 2. Pay Equity; Statement of Thomas R. Donahue, AFL-CIO, to the House Subcommittee on Post Office and Civil Service, 1982, September 3. Pay Equity; Statement of the Teamsters to the House Subcommittee on Post Office and Civil Service, 1982, October 4. Pay Equity; Statement of Josephine LeBeau before the State of New York Assembly Task Force on Women’s Issues, 1983, July 5. Pay Equity; Testimony of Maryland NOW before the House Committee on Appropriations, 1984, March

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6. Pay Equity; Testimony of SEIU before the House Committee on Post Office and Civil Services, 1984, April 7. Pay Equity; Testimony of Winn Newman and Christine Owens before the Civil Rights Commission, 1984, June 8. Pay Equity; Statement of June O’Neil, the Urban Institute, to the Civil Rights Commission, 1984 June 9. Pay Equity; Statement of Odessa Komer, UAW, before the Civil Service Commission, 1985, April Box 80 (cont'd)

10. Pay Equity; Statement of Eileen Stein, National Committee on Pay Equity, to the Civil Rights Commission, 1985 April 11. Pay Equity; Statement of the National Federation of Federal Employees Women’s Coalition to the House Committee on Civil Service, 1985, May 12. Pay Equity; Comments of Juliann Malveaux to the Senate Staff Briefing on Pay Equity, 1986, March 13 Pay Equity; IUE, AFL-CIO v. Westinghouse Electrical Corp., Brief, 1978 14. Pay Equity; Thomas, et. al. v. Anchorage Telephone Utility v. IBEW, Local 1547, 1982-1983 15 Pay Equity; State Studies, 1980-1985 16. Pay Equity; State Studies, Maryland, 1985 17. Pay Equity; State Studies, Michigan, 1985-1986 18. Pay Equity; State Studies, Minnesota, 1984 19. Pay Equity; State Studies, Nebraska, 1978 20. Pay Equity; State Studies, New York, 1984 21. Pay Equity; State Studies, North Carolina, 1984 22. Pay Equity; Union Programs, American Federation of Government Employees, 1982 23. Pay Equity; Union Programs, AFL-CIO, 1980 24. Pay Equity; Union Programs, AFSCME, 1980-1986 25. Pay Equity; Union Programs, Communication Workers of America, n.d. 26. Pay Equity; Union Programs, Service Employees International Union, 1982-1985 27. Pay Equity; Union Programs, United Electrical Workers, 1980-1982 28. Pay Equity; American Library Association, 1984-1986 29. Pay Equity; American Nurses Association, Inc., 1985 30. Pay Equity; Democratic National Party, [c. 1982]

Box 81

1. Pay Equity; Department for Professional Employees, Committee on Salaried and Professional Women, 1981-1984 2. Pay Equity; Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, 1978-1984 3. Pay Equity; The European Commission, 1985 4. Pay Equity; Federation of University Employees, Local 34, 1984 5. Pay Equity; League of Women Voters, Election Fund, 1982 6. Pay Equity; National Association of Office Workers, n.d.

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7. Pay Equity; National Commission on Working Women, 1984 8. Pay Equity; Women’s Equity Action League, 1981 9. Pay Equity; News Articles, 1978-1985 10. Pension Equity 11-15. Pregnancy Discrimination, 1976-1986 16. Quinn, Liz. “The Taking of Power: Separatism As A Response to Oppression,” 1984 7. Rape, 1979 18. Retired Workers 19. Right to Work, 1978 20. Rutgers University for the American Woman and Politics, 1985 21-22. Sex Discrimination, 1974-1985 23. Sex Discrimination; “Litigation on Behalf of Women: An Assessment,” Margaret A. Berger, 1979

Box 82

1. Sexton, Patricia Cayo, “Workers (Female) Arise!” 1974 2-3. Sexual Harassment, 1978-1980 4. Karen Silkwood, 1978-1979 5. Silkwood; Correspondence, 1980-1981 6. Silkwood, 1980-1981 7-8. Social Security Reform, 1978-1980 9. Social Security Reform; Statement of Rep. Mary Rose Oakar before the Subcommittee on Social Security, 1981, February 26 10. Social Security Reform; “Social Security,” Ester Gold, 1981, November 1. Social Security Reform; Report of the HEW Task Force on the Treatment of Women Under Social Security, 1978, February 12. Substance Abuse, 1978-1983 13. Tax Equity, 1978 14. Unemployment, 1979 15. Unemployment; Testimony from Jan Leventer Prepared for the National Commission on Unemployment Compensation, 1979, June 16. Unemployment; “Neither Jobs Nor Security: Women’s Unemployment and the Pentagon Budget,” Marion Anderson, 1982 17. Unemployment; National Commission on Unemployment Compensation, 1979 18. Unemployment; National Commission on Unemployment Compensation, 1979 19. US Department of Labor; Women’s Bureau, 1978-1984 20. Veteran’s Preferences, 1978 21. Walker, Laura. “Working Women and Technology: New Problems in the Workplace,” n.d. 22. Washington Union Women’s Group, 1978-1984 23. Wernick, Ellen, Remarks, 1977-1981

Box 83

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1. Wider Opportunities for Women, 1979 2. Winslow, Barbara. “Who’s Killing ?” [1975] 3. Myra Wolfgang, 1976 4. Women and the Family, 1980-1983 5-6. Women in the Workforce, 1977-1986 7. Women in the Workforce; International, 1979-1985 8-9. Women in Unions, 1977-1985 10-11. Women in Unions; College and University Programs, 1976-1984 12. Women in Unions; International, 1979-1986 13. Women in Unions; Labor History, 1978-1986 14. Women in Unions; Leadership, 1978-1986 15. Women in Unions; Organizing, 1979-1988 16. Women in Unions; Resources 17. Women in Unions; Statistics, 1974-1986

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Box 84

1. Women in Unions; Union Programs, Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union 2-4. Women in Unions; Union Programs, American Federation of Government Employees, 1975-1982 5. Women in Unions; Union Programs, AFL-CIO, 1985 6. Women in Unions; Union Programs, AFSCME 1978-1984 7. Women in Unions; Union Programs, American Federation of Teachers,, 1982 8. Women in Unions; Union Programs, American Postal Workers Union, 1981-1983 9. Women in Unions; Union Programs, International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union 10. Women in Unions; Union Programs, International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers,1969-1985 11. Women in Unions; Union Programs, National Education Association of the United States, 1980 12. Women in Unions; Union Programs, Oil, Chemical, and Atomic Workers International Union, 13. Women in Unions; Union Programs, Office and Professional Employees International Union, 1981 14. Women in Unions; Union Programs; Service Employees International Union, [1981] 15. Women in Unions, Union Programs, Newspaper Guild, [1984] 16. Women in Unions; Union Programs, United Food and Commercial Workers International Union, 1983 17-18. Women in Unions; Union Programs, United Automobile Workers, 1977- 1982 19. Women in Unions; Union Summer School Programs, 1978-1983 20. Women in Unions; Southern School for Union Women, University of Alabama, Birmingham, Center for Labor Education and Research, 1979- 1984 21. Women in Unions; Southern School for Union Women, University and College Labor Education Association, 1981, August 9-14 22. School for Union Women; University of Kentucky, Center for Labor Education and Research, 1982-1984 23. Women’s History Week, 1985-1988 24. Wurf, Jerry. “Women and the Economy,” 1979, February 1 25. YWCA, 1978

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Series XII About CLUW, 1974-1991 Boxes 85-86

Box 85

Sexton, Pat, for the Coalition of Labor Union Women. The New Nightingales: Hospital Workers, Unions, New Women’s Issues, draft, [1984]

Box 86

CLUW NEWS 1-7. CLUW News; 1975-1988 8-25. Clippings, 1974-1991 26-27. Burrell’s Radio and TV Clips, 1982-1986, 1988-1990 28. Memorabilia, n.d.

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Coalition Of Labor Union Women Records: Part 3 56.25 Linear Feet (45 SB) 1974-2001 (bulk, 1987-2001)

Walter P. Reuther Library, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI

Finding aid written by Robbie Terman on January 5, 2009. Edited by Deborah Rice on January 5, 2009.

Accession Number: 664

Creator: Coalition of Labor Union Women

Acquisition: Materials were deposited at the Reuther Library on January 10, 2006.

Language: Material entirely in English.

Access: Papers are open for research.

Use: Refer to the Walter P. Reuther Library Rules for Use of Archival Materials. Restrictions: Folder 2, Box 4 contains personal information that may not be used or duplicated. Researchers must sign a restricted use form to view the contents.

Notes: Citation style: “CLUW Records, Walter P. Reuther Library, Wayne State University”

Related Material: Reuther Library Collections: CLUW: Metro Detroit Chapter Records, CLUW: San Francisco Chapter Records, CLUW: Seattle Chapter Records, and the Susan Holleran Papers.

Photographs and videos were transferred to the Reuther’s Audiovisual Department. An inventory is available.

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Scope and Content Part 3 of the Coalition of Labor Union Women Collection (CLUW) is comprised of materials relating to the administration and activities of CLUW, particularly correspondence, minutes of the National Executive Board (NEB) and National Officers' Council (NOC) meetings, biennial conventions, conferences, state chapter files, and subject files. The state chapter files document the creation of many local chapters, as well as the election of State Vice Presidents and Alternate State Vice Presidents (predominantly in the 1990s), and chapter reporting. Important issues highlighted include reproductive rights, pay equality, health care, discrimination, domestic violence, sexual harassment, AIDS, and union relations. Also included are the organization and promotion of programs, such as Working Women's Awareness Week, Come Shop With Me, Take Our Daughters to Work Day, and National Vote Day.

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Arrangement Files are arranged loosely by subject in the order they were accepted by the Reuther Archives. Box headings give a general indication of the contents, but there is no formal order. Therefore, a subject may be covered and/or duplicated in more than one box. Boxes are numbered 1-45 and do not continue numbering from Part 1 & 2.

BOX 1: Anchorage Chapter CLUW, 1980s-90s

Political Action Committee CLUW Annual Reports Constitution and Bylaws CLUW Constitutional Convention; Press Clippings Activists and Activism CLUW; Reports, Fliers, Articles, Membership Information Equal Opportunity Employment, Alaska Committees Program; 1982 National Convention Clarence Thomas Nomination National Executive Board (NEB) Meetings, 1980s-1990s Reproductive Rights Working Women's Awareness Week, 1992 Expired Membership Printouts State Vice President/Coordinator Hits and Ms. Awards, 1990s Pay Equity Biennial Conventions, 1980s - 1990s National Officers Council (NOC) Meetings, 1990s Executive Board Meetings and Secretarial Reports Correspondence and Memos; National Office, 1990s School Readiness Act of 1991 Member Packet, 1980s-1990s Alliance for Better Child Care CLUW Newsletters George Meany Center for Labor Studies Correspondence and Memos; Local Chapters Sexual Harassment Health Care OSHA Reform CLUW Center for Education and Research CLUW National Executive Board, 1993-95 Correspondence, General Fliers, Forms, Press Releases, Articles Commission on the Future of Worker-Management Relations, Apr 6, 1994 Affirmative Action National Vote Day, 1996 National Executive Board, 1995-97 Take Our Daughters to Work Day

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Conferences Violence Against Women Task Force Diversity Membership Packets Voter Registration and Information

BOX 2: Anchorage Chapter; General Files, 1980s

1. Anchorage CLUW 2. Bylaws; Anchorage 3. Bylaws and Constitution 4. Chapter President Packet 5. Fifth Biennial Convention, Nov 1988 6. CLUW, Anchorage; Correspondence, Memos, Forms, and Organizational Information 7. Seminars and Functions 8. Chapter Elections, 1985 9. General Membership Meetings, and Reports 10. Correspondence, General 11. Chapter Minutes 12. Press 13. Correspondence, CLUW National Office 14. Membership List 15. Committee Reports 16. Propaganda 17. President's Correspondence; Anchorage CLUW 18. CLUW Anchorage; Newsletters 19. CLUW Banner

BOX 3: CLUW California Chapters, 1970s-90s

1. Correspondence 2. Discrimination 3. Convention, 1979 4. Conference, Aug 1978 5. Miscellaneous 6. Information, 1984 7. Pro Choice 8. Pay Equity 9. Organizing, Local Chapter 10. SFCLUW Annual Reports, Apr 1990 – Mar 1991 11. Chapter Reporting 12. CLUW Records 13. ERA; Boycotts – Legislation, etc. 14. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission 15. Questionnaire on Union Women 16. Membership 17. Sacramento Chapter

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18. Affirmative Action 19. CLUW, Big Business Day 20. Equal Rights Amendment 21. State Election 22. Equal Pay for Work of Comparable Value 23. National Executive Board 24. NEB Minutes 25. CLUW News 26. Los Angeles; Rita Miller 27. California Newsletter, 1979 28. Orange County 29. Organizing the Unorganized 30. Project Opportunity 31. Prospective Chapters/Members 32. Region 11, Correspondence/Activities 33. San Diego, E. Ricketson 34. San Francisco 35. San Mateo 36. Santa Clara 37. Women's Coalition 38. White House Conference on Families 39. Charter Meetings, 1974 40. N. California Charter 41. Member Folders 42. Health Hazards and OSHA 43. Bargaining for Our Families Conference, Jan 1989 44. CLUW News 45. Newsletters, Articles; Misc. 46. Booklet, Article; Sexual Harassment, 1980s 47. Booklets; Family Issues 48. Pamphlets, Booklets, Articles; Working Women 49. Pamphlets, booklets; CLUW 50. Pamphlets; Misc. 51. Assembly Bills; California Legislature

BOX 4: CLUW; Sexual Harassment, 1980s-1990s

1. Sexual Harassment, Myths and Realities 2. Calls (RESTRICTED USE: RESEARCHER MUST SIGN RESTRICTED USE AGREEMENT) 3. Lawyers 4. Contact Lists 5. Steward Update Articles 6. Information on Sexual Harassment 7. Articles 8. Laws, Resource Material 9. Labor Institute 10. Organizational Publications, Policies, Resolutions

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11. Publications 12. Working Women's Institute 13. Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union (ACTWU) 14.American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) 15.American Federation of Teachers (AFT) 16.American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) 17.American Postal Workers Union (APWU) 18.Bricklayers and Allied Craftsmen 19.Bakery, Confectionery, and Tobacco Workers (BCT) 20. Communication Workers of America (CWA) 21. United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America 22. Fire Department 23. International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) 24. International Ladies Garment Workers Union (ILGWU) 25. International Union of Electrical Workers (IUE) 26. New York State Nurse's Association (NYSNA) 27. Oil, Chemical, and Atomic Workers (OCAW) 28. Office and Professional Employees International Union (OPEIU) 29. Paperworkers 30. Service Employees International Union (SEIU) 31. United Auto Workers 32. United Food and Commercial Workers International Union (UFCW) 33. United Steelworkers of America (USWA) 34. Union Sexual Harassment Materials/Policies 35. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) 36. Legislation 37. Legal 38. Building and Construction Trades Council 39. Mitsubishi 40. Sexual Harassment Training

BOX 5: Sexual Harassment/Right to Choose, 1980s-1990s

1. Sexual Harassment; Other Organizations/Cities 2. Sexual Harassment; Chapter Activity 3. Sexual Harassment; Joint Ventures/Meetings/Conferences 4. Sexual Harassment; CLUW 5. Sexual Harassment; 9to5 Guide to Combating Sexual Harassment 6. Sexual Harassment; Video Project 7. Sexual Harassment; Clarence Thomas, 1991 8. Sexual Harassment Workshop, NEB, Jan 1992 9. National Officers Council, 1992 10. Sexual Harassment; Grant Proposals, 1992 11. Sexual Harassment; Projects 12. Governor's Task Force on Sexual Harassment, 1992-93 13. Sexual Harassment; Booklet 14. Right to Choose; Catholics for Free Choice 15. Right to Choose; Religious View, Other than Catholic

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16. National Abortion Federation (NAF) 17. Medical Students for Choice 18. National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health 19. AGI Report; Abortion and Women's Health, 1990 20. Pro-Choice Education Project, 1996 21. Guttmacher Study; Abortion Statistics 22. National Abortion Federation Fact Sheet, 1989-90 23. Voters for Choice 24. NOW Fact Sheets, 1989-90 25. Planned Parenthood of New York City Fact Sheets 26. Contraception 27. Sexual Harassment; Poster and Card Drafts

BOX 6: Pro-Choice Subject Files, 1990s

1. Infertility/Resolve 2. Pro-Choice Public Education Project, 1995-97 3. Fifty Plus One Organization 4. ACLU Memorandum; Reproductive Rights 5. American Bar Association (ABA) Pro-Choice Endorsement 6. RU486 7. Norplant 8. Women's Health: DES Exposure 9. Abortifacients 10. Welfare Reform 11. Women of Color 12. Sexuality Education 13. International Family Planning 14. Abortion: Pro-Choice Essays 15. Criminal Prosecution of Pregnant Women 16. Late Term Abortion 17. Attitudes Toward Pro Choice 18. Right to Life (RTL) 19. Operation Rescue 20. RRP: Courts and Legislation 21. Abortion: Minor's Access 22. Abortion: Rico 23. Violence Against Abortion Providers 24. Abortion: Spousal Consent 25. Abortion: DC Appropriations Bill – Medicaid, 1989 26. Hyde Amendment, Medicaid Funding 27. Medicaid Funding Campaign, Spring 1993 28. Cross National Influences and Social Movement Research 29. Anti-Choice Legislative Campaign, 1995 30. Reproductive Freedom Project, 1995 31. DOD and Other Authorities: Military Abortions 32. Title X 60 Day Campaign 33. Title X Ruling, May 1991

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Box 7: CLUW Legal Decisions, Reproductive Women's Health Books

1. Resource Packet on Reproductive Freedom, 1991 2. Reproductive Issues Committee Packet 3. National Policy and Resource Center on Women and Aging (NPRCWA); Focus Groups 4. United Way Project, Feb 1998 5. Childcare 6. Women and Politics 7. Women's Vote 8. Strawberry Workers 9. National Center on Women and Aging 10. Domestic Violence 11. Violence Against Women Task Force 12. Labor Law Reform 13. Labor Law Reform Project 14. Women and American Unions 15. Booklets 16. UAW Resolutions 17. Correspondence 18. Affirmative Action 19. Kate Bronfenbrenner, 1994 20. Book; “On the Line: Life on the US Mexican Border” by Augusta Dwyer 21. Book; “Pain on Their Faces: Testimonies on the Paper Mill Strike” by the Jay- Livermore Falls Working Class History Project 22. Book; “Solidarity's Secret” by Shana Penn 23. Book; “Upheaval in the Quiet Zone” by Leon Fink & Brian Greenberg 24. Book; “Working Women of Collar City” by Carole Turbin

Box 8: AIDS, 1990s

1. Labor Cases 2. Women and HIV/AIDS 3. Advisory Committee 4. Evaluation 5. DC HIV Prevention Center 6. HIV/AIDS Conference Bios 7. Program Review Panel 8. Speakers 9. Letters, International 10. Contacts for HIV/AIDS 11. AIDS Quilt Display, 1996 12. HIV/AIDS Funding 13. Brochures/Postcards 14. PR 15. Thank You Letters 16. Conference Correspondence,

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17. Moderators, 18. Workshops, 19. Conference Registration, 1994 20. Friday Workshops, 1994 21. Exhibits 22. Final Report 23. Grant Agreements 24. Conference Packets, 1995 25. National Business and Labor Conference on HIV/AID, 1997 26. AIDS Education

BOX 9: State Chapters; Pro-Choice; Misc; 1980s-90s

1. Survey; Outreach 2. RRP Applied and Rejected, 1990-92 3. North Shore Unitarian Universalist Veatch Program, 1989-92 4. Funding Exchange, 1991 5. Sunflower Foundation, 1990-92 6. Noyes Foundation Meeting, Jul 1997 7. Reproductive Rights 8. Roe v. Wade 25th Anniversary, 1997 9. Survey Brochure 10. New York CLUW 11. Michigan 12. Reproductive Health Workshop, 1991 13. CLUW NEB Resolution: “Jobs Committee for Choice” 14. RRP Chapter Surveys 15. CLUW Chapter Materials on Choice 16. Gag Rule Endorsements-Coupons 17. Summit Meeting, 1991 18. David Souter Nomination, 1990 19. Kansas City 20. CLUW Activities, 1996 21. Montana, 1996 22. CLUW Activities, 1995 23. RRP Activities, 1994-95 24. Chicago 25. Detroit 26. San Francisco Rally, 1996 27. Seattle, 1996 28. Rally For Women's Lives, 1995 29. Clarence Thomas Nomination 30. RRP Actions/Proposals/Reports, 1990-93 31. Abortion: AFL-CIO Position 32. Union Resolutions on Choice 33. Paper; “Reproductive Choice is a Union Issue” 34. CLUW Pro-Choice Resolutions 35. CLUW Activities/Conference, 1998

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36. Clinic Defense, Organizing Effort

BOX 10: CLUW Misc. Subject Files; State Chapters; Newsletters, 1975-2005

1. State Strategies Task Force, 1993-95 2. March for Women's Lives, 1992 3. Clarence Thomas Nomination 4. Foster Nomination 5. Election Results, 1994 6. National Call-in Day, 1994 7. UAW v. State of Michigan, 1989 8. The Matter of A.C. 9. Planned Parenthood vs. Casey, 1992 10. Lead 11. Madre, 1991 12. Sex Discrimination 13. Affirmative Action 14. Hope v. Perales 15. International Women's Day, 1994 16. Women's Health Campaign 17. Legislative 18. Jayne Bray v. Alexandria Women's Health Clinic, 1990 19. Mexico 20. Canada 21. Africa 22. CLUW News; Newsletter, 1975-1985 23. CLUW News; Newsletter, 1986-1995 24. CLUW News; Newsletter, 1996-2005

BOX 11: Working Women's Awareness Week (WWAW), 1990s

1. Catalogs and Merchandise 2. Wider Opportunities for Women (WOW) 3. Employment in Prospective 4. Factsheets: Department of Labor & Women's Bureau 5. Women's Committee 6. Organizing Women Workers 7. Running for Union Office 8. Women in Non-Traditional Jobs 9. Regional Council for Women, Non-Traditional Jobs 10. Factsheets/Reports 11. Hits and Ms.'s List 12. Chapter Programs/Activities, 1987 13. Sample Proclamation, 1987 14. Mailing, 1989 15. WWAW, 1990 16. WWAW, 1992 17. Hits and Ms.'s List, 1993

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18. Hits and Ms.'s List, 1995 19. Hits and Ms.'s List, 996 20. Hits and Ms.'s List, 1997 21. WWAW, 1997 22. Hits and Ms.'s List, 1998 23. Correspondence, General 24. Speeches; Joyce Miller 25. Women and Children First 26. Young Women and Union Workers 27. Clippings 28. AFL-CIO Working Women's Department 29. Take Our Daughters to Work Day, 1996-97 30. AFL-CIO Organizing Conference 31. “Bargaining for Child Care,” 1988 32. AFL-CIO Convention, 1999 33. Women's Rights Packet 34. Articles/Stats 35. Winn Newman 36. Women's Vote, 1996

BOX 12: Reading Files, 1994-96

1. 3 Binders of correspondence, press releases, and memorandum

BOX 13: Reading Files, 1997-98

1. 2 Binders of correspondence, press releases, and memorandum

BOX 14: Reading Files, 1998-99

1. 2 Binders of correspondence, press releases, and memorandum

BOX 15: Reading Files, 1999-2000

1. Binder of correspondence, press releases, and memorandum

BOX 16: Membership Survey; Women in Leadership Positions Survey, 1993-94

1. Family Care 2. State of Michigan Pay Equity 3. National Committee on Pay Equity 4. Pay Equity Conference Hand-Out Packet, 1985 5. Thomas Nomination 6. Articles/Reports 7. Sexual Harassment: Complaints/Assistance Requests 8. Association for Union Democracy (AUD) 9. Harris v. Forklift Systems 10. Sexual Harassment: Misc. Fact Sheets and Articles

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11. Sexual Harassment Publications 12. Sexual Harassment 13. Silke Roth Survey 14. Silke Roth Survey: CLUW Membership Survey, Short Version 15. Silke Roth Survey: CLUW Membership Survey, Extended Version Part 2 16. CLUW Questionnaire Responses 17. Dissertation; Political Socialization, Bridging Organization, Social Movement Interaction: The Coalition of Labor Union Women, 1974-96 by Silke Roth 18. Silke Roth Internship 19. Silke Roth Survey: Responses and Papers 20. Women in Leadership Survey 21. Survey Results 22. Letters Received 23. Leadership Directory

BOX 17: “Come Shop With Me (CSWM);” U.S. VP State Elections, 1995-2000

1. CLUW Leadership Directory 2. CSWM Rally 3. CSWM Memos/Minutes 4. CSWM Press Conference 5. CSWP Press Conference 2 6. CSWM Research 7. CSWM Info Returns 8. CSWM Letters 9. Nike 10. State Elections, 1998-99 11. State Vice President (SVP); Kentucky, 1999 12. SVP; Arizona, 1999 13. SVP; California, 1999 14. SVP; Connecticut, 1999 15. SVP; DC, 1999 16. SVP; Florida, 1999 17. SVP; Georgia, 1999 18. SVP; Illinois, 1999 19. SVP; Indiana, 1999 20. SVP; Maryland, 1999 21. SVP; Massachusetts, 1999 22. SVP; Michigan, 1999 23. SVP; Minnesota, 1999 24. SVP; Missouri, 1999 25. SVP; New Jersey, 1999 26. SVP; New York, 1999 27. SVP; Ohio, 1999 28. SVP; Oregon, 1999 29. SVP; Pennsylvania, 1999 30. SVP; Rhode Island, 1999 31. SVP; Texas, 1999

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32. SVP; Virginia, 1999 33. SVP; Washington, 1999 34. SVP; Wisconsin, 1999 35. Timeline, Procedures, etc. 36. States with Elections 37. SVP; Maryland, 1997 38. SVP; Missouri, 1997 39. SVP; Virginia, 1997 40. SVP; Rhode Island, 1997 41. SVP; Massachusetts, 1997 42. SVP; New Jersey, 1997 43. SVP; Minnesota, 1997 44. SVP; Indiana, 1997 45. SVP; Connecticut, 1997 46. SVP; Ohio, 1997 47. SVP; Georgia, 1997 48. SVP; California, 1997 49. SVP; Oregon, 1997 50. SVP; Illinois, 1997 51. SVP; New York, 1997 52. SVP; Texas, 1997 53. SVP; Kentucky, 1997 54. SVP; Pennsylvania, 1997 55. SVP; Washington, 1997 56. SVP; Wisconsin, 1997 57. SVP; District of Columbia, 1997 58. SVP; Michigan, 1997 59. SVP; Florida, 1997

BOX 18: State Chapter Files

1. Alaska, 1994-95 2. Mt. Redoubt, AK, 1993-94 3. Mt. Redoubt, AK, 1994-95 4. Pima County, AZ, 1994-95 5. California Capital, 1994-95 6. San Francisco, CA, 1994-95 7. Santa Clara, CA, 1994-95 8. East Bay, CA, 1993-94 9. California, 1994-95 10. Indiana, 1994-95 11. Northwest Indiana, 1993-94 12. Louisville/Derby City, KY, 1994-95 13. Kentucky, 1994-95 14. Kent County, MI, 1993-94 15. Macomb/Oakland County, MI 1993-94 16. Northwest Indiana, 1994-95 17. San Diego, CA 1993-94

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18. Louisville/Derby City, KY, 1993-94 19. San Francisco, CA, 1993-94 20. Santa Clara, CA, 1993-94 21. Denver, CO, 1994-95 22. Connecticut, 1994-95 23. Metro DC, 1994-95 24. District of Columbia, 1994-95 25. Florida First Coast, 1994-95 26. SVP; Florida, 1994 27. Chicago, IL, 1993-94 28. Chicago, IL, 1994-95 29. Suburban Illinois, 1993-94 30. Illinois, 1994-95 31. Metro Detroit, MI, 1993-94 32. Metro Detroit, MI 2, 1993-94 33. Macomb/Oakland, MI, 1994-95 34. Kent County, MI, 1994-95 35. Michigan Capital Area, 1994-95 36. Metro Detroit, MI 1994-95 37. Michigan, 1994-95 38. Arrow Head, MN, 1993-94 39. Minneapolis/Twin Cities, MN, 1993-94 40. Arrow Head, MN, 1994-95 41. Minneapolis/Twin Cities, MN, 1994-95 42. Minnesota, 1994-95 43. Kansas City, MO, 1993-94 44. St. Louis, MO, 1993-94 45. Kansas City, MO, 1994-95 46. Missouri, 1994-95 47. Big Sky, MT, 1994-95 48. Montana, 1994-95 49. Las Vegas, NV, 1993-94 50. Las Vegas, NV, 1994-95 51. Nevada, 1994-95 52. New York City, 1993-94 53. New York City, 1994-95 54. Greater Western NY, 1994-95 55. New York, 1994-95 56. Southern New Jersey, 1993-94 57. Southern New Jersey, 1994-95 58. New Jersey, 1994-95 59. Cleveland, OH, 1993-94 60. Mahoning Trumbell, OH, 1994-95 61. Cleveland, OH, 1994-95 62. Ohio, 1994-95 63. North Eastern Oklahoma, 1993-94 64. North Eastern Oklahoma, 1994-95 65. Pittsburgh, PA, 1993-94

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66. Philadelphia, PA 1993-94 67. Pittsburgh, PA, 1994-95 68. Pennsylvania, 1994-95 69. Rhode Island, 1994-95 70. Rhode Island, 1993-94 71. Western Tennessee, 1993-94 72. Western Tennessee, 1994-95 73. Memphis, TN, 1993-94 74. Houston, TX, 1993-94 75. Fort Worth, TX, 1993-94 76. Austin, TX, 1994-95 77. Fort Worth, TX, 1994-95 78. East Bay, CA, 1994-95 79. Philadelphia, PA, 1994-95

BOX 19: Center Files; Domestic Violence, Youth, 1990s-2000

1. Violence Against Women, Resident's Workbook 2. Clinical Training Institute Workshop, 1992 3. Legislative Phone Tree 4. Leadership Directory 5. Mother Jones Historic Marker 6. Rocking the Boat Poster 7. CLUW Domestic Violence Task Force Meeting, Jun 1999 8. Domestic Violence Funding 9. Violence Against Women Act Letters, 2000 10. Domestic Violence Training, 2000 11. Domestic Violence Training Responses, 2001 12. Domestic Violence Video Planning Meeting RSVPs, 1999-2000 13. Domestic Violence Video Materials 14. Domestic Violence Video Materials 2 15. Working Women's Awareness Week (WWAW). 1998 16. WWAW, 1999 17. WWAW, 2000 18. Take Our Daughters to Work 19. Breast Cancer, 2000 20. Worker's Memorial Day, Apr 1999 21. Young Women Workers Conference: Ms. Foundation, 1994 22. Young Workers, 1996-98 23. Youth Outreach, 2000

BOX 20: State Files

1. Texas, 1994-95 2. North Central, WV, 1993-94 3. Western Virginia, 1993-94 4. Western Virginia, 1994-95 5. North Central, WV, 1994-95

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6. Greater Richmond Metro Area, VA, 1993-94 7. Greater Richmond Metro Area, VA, 1994-95 8. Virginia, 1994-95 9. Puget Sound, WA, 1993-94 10. Puget Sound, WA, 1994-95 11. Washington, 1994-95 12. Milwaukee, WI, 1993-94 13. Milwaukee, WI, 1994-95 14. South Central Area, WI, 1994-95 15. Maricopa County, AZ, 1999-2000 16. East Bay, CA, 1999-2000 17. Santa Clara, CA, 1999-2000 18. California Capital, 1999-2000 19. San Francisco, 1998-99 20. California Capital, 1998-99 21. East Bay, CA, 1998-99 22. Hartford, CT, 1999-2000 23. Chicago, IL, 1999-2000 24. West Central, IL, 1999-2000 25. Chicago, IL, Chapter Report, 1999 26. Iowa/Illinois, Chapter Report, 1999 27. Louisville/Derby City, 1999-2000 28. Louisville/Derby City, Chapter Report, 1999 29. Metro Detroit, MI, 1999-2000 30. Macomb/Oakland, MI, 1999-2000 31. Tri-County, MI, 1998-99 32. Michigan Capital Area, 1998-99 33. Kent County, MI, 1999-2000 34. Macomb/Oakland, MI, 1998-99 35. Arrow Head, MN, 1999-2000 36. Minneapolis, MN, 1999-2000 37. Arrow Head, MN, Chapter Report, 1999 38. Twin Cities, MN, 1998-99 39. Kansas City, MO, 1999-2000 40. Kansas City Metro, MO, Chapter Report, 1999 41. New York City, 1999-2000 42. Long Island, NY, 1999-2000 43. Northeastern New York, 1999-2000 44. New York City, 1998-99 45. Greater Western New York, 1998-99 46. Long Island Mineola, NY Chapter Report, 1999 47. Portland/Pioneer, OR, 1998-99 48. Philadelphia, PA, 1999-2000 49. Pittsburgh, PA, 1999-2000 50. Northwestern, PA, 1999-2000 51. Pittsburgh, PA, 1998-99 52. Philadelphia, 1998-99 53. Houston, TX, 1999-2000

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54. Harris County, TX, Chapter Report, 1999 55. Greater Richmond, VA, 1999-2000 56. Western Virginia, 1999-2000 57. Western Virginia, 1998-99 58. Jackson, WI, Chapter Report, 1999 59. Greater Western New York, 1999-2000 60. Cleveland, OH, 1999-2000 61. Central Ohio 62. Greater Miami Valley, OH 63. Northwest Ohio 64. Mahoning Trumbull, OH, 1999-2000 65. Tri-County Northeastern, OH 66. Cleveland, OH, 1998-99 67. Greater Oklahoma City, 1998-99 68. WWAW Chapter Actions, 1991

BOX 21: Chapter Reports, 1980s-1990s

1. Chapter Reports, 1988-89 2. New Mexico, 1989-91 3. Reorganize Central New York, 1990-91 4. Kansas, Reorganization, 1991 5. Moundsville, WV, 1991 6. Baton Rouge, LA, 1989-91 7. Chapter Reports, 1989-90 8. Chapter Reports, 1992-93 9. Chapter Reports 2, 1992-93 10. Chapter Reports 3, 1992-93 11. Chapter Reports 4, 1992-93 12. Chapter Reports 5, 1992-93 13. Chapter Reports 6. 1992-93 14. Virgin Islands, 1992-93

BOX 22: Chapter Files, 1980s-90s

1. Puerto Rico, 1990-92 2. New London, CT, 1990s 3. Chapter Reports, 1995-96 4. Chapter Reports, 1996-97 5. Pittsburgh, PA, 1990-91 6. Southern New Jersey, 1992-93 7. Greater Harrisburg, PA, 1990-91 8. Philadelphia, PA, 1990-91 9. Rhode Island, 1990-91 10. Western Tennessee, 1990-91 11. Fort Worth, TX, 1990-91 12. Dallas Area, TX, 1990-91

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13. Houston, TX, 1991 14. Austin, TX, 1991 15. Western Virginia, 1990-91 16. North Central West Virginia, 1990-91 17. Milwaukee, WI, 1990-91 18. Richmond, VA, 1990-91 19. Redoubt, AK, 1992-93 20. Alaska, 1992-93 21. Arizona, 1993 22. Central Arkansas, 1992-93 23. California, 1992 24. East Bay, CA, 1992-93 25. San Diego, CA, 1992-93 26. San Francisco, CA, 1991-94 27. Los Angeles, CA, 1992-93 28. California Capital, 1992-93 29. Santa Clara, CA, 1990-91 30. Denver, CO, 1992-93 31. Louisville/Derby City, KY, 1992-93 32. Kentucky, 1991 33. Maryland, 1993 34. Indiana, 1991-92 35. Illinois, 1991 36. Suburban, IL, 1992-93 37. Southern, IL, 1991-92 38. Chicago, IL, 1991-93 39. District of Columbia, 1991-92 40. Metro DC, 1992-93 41. Connecticut, 1991-93 42. Colorado, 1991 43. Kent County, MI, 1992-93 44. Metro Detroit, MI, 1992-93 45. Michigan Capital Area, 1992-93 46. Macomb/Oakland, MI, 1992-93 47. Michigan, 1992-93 48. Missouri, 1991-93 49. Minneapolis/Twin Cities, MN, 1992-93 50. Billings, MT, 1993 51. Arrow Head, MN, 1992-93 52. Kansas City, MO, 1992-93 53. Las Vegas, NV, 1992-93 54. New York, 1992-93 55. New York City, 1992-93 56. New Jersey, 1992-93

BOX 23: Chapter Files, 1990s

1. North Dakota, 1989-93

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2. Cleveland, OH, 1991-92 3. Tri-County Northwestern Ohio, 1992 4. Ohio, 1993 5. Harrisburg, PA, 1992 6. Philadelphia, PA. 1991-92 7. Pittsburgh, PA, 1992-93 8. Rhode Island, 1992-93 9. Austin, TX, 1992-93 10. Fort Worth, TX, 1992-93 11. Texas, 1992-94 12. Greater Richmond, VA, 1992-93 13. Western Virginia, 1992-93 14. Puget Sound, WA, 1992-93 15. Washington, 1993-94 16. Virginia, 1991-92 17. Milwaukee, WI, 1992-93 18. Mt. Redoubt, AK, 1990-91 19. Metro Denver,1990-91 20. Greater Boise, ID, 1990-91 21. Chicago, IL, 1990-91 22. Suburban, IL, 1990-91 23. San Francisco, CA, 1990-91 24. Los Angeles, CA, 1990-91 25. California Capital, 1990-91 26. East Bay, CA, 1990-91 27. Hartford, CT, 1990-91 28. Metro DC, 1991-92 29. Northwest Indiana, 1990-91 30. Mid Iowa, 1990-91 31. Louisville/Derby City, KY, 1990-91 32. Boston, 1990-91 33. Metro Detroit, 1990-91 34. Michigan Capital Area, 1990-91 35. Kent County, MI, 1990-91 36. Macomb/Oakland, MI, 1990-91 37. Jackson, MI, 1990-91 38. Minneapolis/Twin Cities, MN, 1990-91 39. Arrow Head, MN, 1990-91 40. Kansas City, MO, 1990-91 41. St. Louis, MO, 1990-91 42. Las Vegas , NV, 1990-91 43. Rochester, NY, 1990-91 44. New York, 1989-91 45. New York City, 1990-91 46. Central New Jersey, 1990-91 47. Mahoning Trumball, OH, 1990-91 48. Central Ohio, 1990-91 49. Cleveland, OH, 1990-91

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50. Alaska, 1995-96 51. East Bay, CA, 1995-96 52. Santa Clara, CA, 1995-96 53. California, 1995-96 54. Connecticut, 1995-96 55. Denver, CO, 1995-96 56. Florida First Coast, 1995-96 57. Florida, 1995-96 58. Chicago, IL, 1995-96 59. Illinois, 1995-96 60. Northwest Indiana, 1995-96 61. Central Indiana, 1995-96 62. Maryland, 1995-96 63. Metro Detroit, MI, 1995-96 64. Kent County, MI, 1995-96 65. Macomb/Oakland, MI 1995-96 66. Michigan, 1995-96 67. Arrow Head, MN, 1995-96 68. Minneapolis/Twin Cities, MN, 1995-96 69. Minnesota, 1995-96 70. Central Mississippi, 1995-96 71. Missouri, 1995-96 72. New York, 1995-96

BOX 24: State Chapter Files, 1990s

1. New York, 1995-96 2. Southern New Jersey, 1995-96 3. Cleveland, OH, 1995-96 4. Ohio, 1995-96 5. North Eastern, OK, 1995-96 6. Oklahoma, 1995-96 7. Pittsburgh, PA, 1995-96 8. Philadelphia, PA, 1995-96 9. Pennsylvania, 1995-96 10. Puerto Rico, 1995-96 11. Rhode Island, 1995-96 12. Western Tennessee, 1995-96 13. Texas, 1995-96 14. Texas, 1995-96 15. Western Virginia, 1995-96 16. Greater Richmond, VA, 1995-96 17. Virginia, 1995-96 18. Puget Sound, WA, 1995-96 19. Washington, 1995-96 20. Wisconsin, 1995-96 21. Portland/Pioneer, OR, 1996-97 22. Philadelphia, PA, 1996-97

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23. Pittsburgh, PA, 1996-97 24. Pennsylvania, 1996-97 25. Ohio, 1996-97 26. Mahoning/Trumbull, OH, 1996-97 27. Cleveland, OH, 1996-97 28. Rhode Island, 1997 29. Western Tennessee, 1996-97 30. Houston, TX, 1996-97 31. Texas, 1996-97 32. Western Virginia, 1996-97 33. Greater Richmond, VA, 1996-97 34. Virginia, 1996-97 35. Washington, 1996-97 36. Milwaukee, WI, 1996-97 37. Wisconsin, 1996-97 38. CLUW 20th Anniversary Celebration, 1994 39. Chapter Legislative Chair Mailing, Apr 1989 40. Beaumont, TX, 1990 41. Baltimore, MD, 1991 42. Newport, VA, 1990-91 43. Dunkirk, NY, 1991 44. Santa Rosa, CA, 1991 45. Granite City, IL 1991 46. Long Island, NY, 1990 47. Genoa, IL, 1990 48. Galesburg, MI, 1990 49. Marion, Indiana, 1990 50. Atlanta, GA, 1990 51. Colorado, 1990 52. Waterford, CT, 1990 53. Oak Creek, WI, 1990 54. Augusta, KS, 1990 55. Flint, MI, 1990 56. Battle Creek/Kalamazoo, MI 1990 57. Guam, 1990 58. Pulaski/Blairs, VA, 1989-90 59. Attica, NY, 1989-90 60. Brarnerd, MN, 1989-90 61. Taylorville/Springfield, IL 1990 62. Albuquerque, NM, 1984 63. Erie, PA, 1989-90 64. Modesta/Mckinleyville, CA, 1990 65. Tampa, FL, 1989-90 66. Charleston, SC, 1989-90 67. Beaver Falls, PA, 1989 68. Ashland, OR, 1988-89 69. Reno, NV, 1988-89 70. Elk River, MN, 1988-89

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71. Indian Head, MN, 1989 72. Paducah, KY, 1989 73. Fort Madison, IA 1988-89 74. Olympia, WA, 1988-89 75. Fayettville, AR, 1989 76. Bayside, NY, 1988-89 77. Bear, DE, 1989 78. Cherry Hill, NJ, 1989 79. Indianapolis, IN, 1989-90 80. Seaford, NY, 1987-88 81. Follow-up Letters, 1987-88 82. Bismarck, ND, 1987-88 83. Florida, 1987-88 84. Alabama, 1988 85. Long Island, NY, 1988-89 86. Northeast OH, 1988 87. Vermont, 1988 88. Richland, VA, 1988 89. Texas City, TX, 1987-88 90. West Carrollton, OH, 1987-88 91. Durham, NC, 1987-88 92. Brooklyn, NY, 1987-88 93. Glen Falls, NY, 1987-88 94. Mankato, MN, 1987-88 95. Portage, MI, 1987-88 96. Columbiaville, MI, 1987-88 97. St. Joseph, MO, 1988 98. Evansville, IN, 1988 99. Mishawaka, IN, 1988 100.Waterford, CT, 1988 101.San Rafael, 1987-88 102.Missoula, MT, 1987-88 103.South Bend, IN, 1987-88 104.Florida, 1985-90 105.Ft. Lauderdale, FL, 1989-90 106.National Office Report, 1990 107.Debs-Thomas-Harrington Annual Dinner, May 1993

BOX 25: State Chapter Files, 1990s; NEB/NOC, 1995—98

1. San Diego, CA, 1990-91 2. Mt. Redoubt, 1996-97 3. California Capital, 1996-97 4. East Bay, CA, 1996-97 5. Los Angeles, CA, 1996-97 6. Santa Clara, CA, 1996-97 7. San Francisco, CA, 1996-97 8. Connecticut, 1997

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9. Florida First Coast, 1996-97 10. Chicago, IL, 1996-97 11. Northwest Indiana, 1996-97 12. Louisville/Derby, 1996-97 13. Massachusetts, 1997 14. Metro Detroit, 1996-97 15. Macomb/Oakland, MI, 1996-97 16. Tri-County Area, MI, 1996-97 17. Michigan Capital Area, 1996-97 18. Michigan, 1997 19. Arrow Head, MN, 1996-97 20. Minneapolis/Twin Cities, MN, 1996-97 21. St. Louis, MO, 1996-97 22. Southern New Jersey, 1996-97 23. New Jersey, 1997 24. New York City, 1996-97 25. Greater Western New York, 1996-97 26. New York, 1997 27. State Counts, 1987-88 28. Bahamas, 1990 29. Maine, 1989-91 30. New Hampshire, 1989 31. NOC Meetings, 1995-97 32. Women's Health Task Force Meeting, 1996 33. Ninth Biennial Convention, 1997 34. NEB Meeting, March 1998 35. NEB Meeting Informational Packet, Mar 1998 36. NOC Meeting Informational Packet, Dec 1995 37. NOC Meeting Informational Packet, Apr 1996 38. NOC Meeting Informational Packet, Jul 1996 39. NOC Meeting Informational Packet, Dec 1996 40. NOC Meeting Informational Packet, Sep 1997 41. NOC Meeting Informational Packet, Jan 1998 42. Working Women's Conference, Sep 1997 43. NEB, May 1997 44. NEB Conference, May 1997 45. NEB Meeting Informational Packet, May 1997 46. NOC Meeting Materials, 1995 47. NOC Meeting, Aug 1995 48. NOC Meeting, Sep 1995 49. NOC Meeting, Dec 1994 50. Contraception Information

BOX 26: NEB Minutes, late 1990s; Conferences, Lobbying, 1990s

1. Political Action Conference Bios, May 1996 2. Correspondence, 1996 3. NEB Meeting, May, 1996

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4. NOC Meeting, Sep 1996 5. NEB Meeting, Sep 1996 6. NEB Meeting, Feb 1997 7. National Women's Political Caucus (NWPC), Apr 1995 8. NOC Meeting, Apr 1995 9. Eight Biennial Conference, Oct 1995 10. Eight Biennial Conference Bios, Oct 1995 11. Eight Biennial Conference Workshops, Oct 1995 12. Political Action Conference, Jan 1996 13. NEB Meeting, Jan 1996 14. NEB Meeting, Jan 1996 15. Candidate Recruitment 16. Women in the Workplace Conference, May 1995 17. Young Women Workers Conference, Feb 1995 18. Young Women Workers Conference Planning Luncheon, 1994 19. Young Women Workers Conference Bios, Feb 1995 20. Young Women Workers Conference Materials, Feb 1995 21. NOC Meetings, 1994 22. Press Kit, Sep 1994 23. Women in the Global Network Conference, Sep 1994 24. Lobby Day, May 1994 25. Planning Conference, Feb 1994 26. NEB Meeting, May 1994 27. Lobbying Report Forms, 1994 28. Union Booklets

BOX 27: CLUW Publications

1. CLUW Constitution 2. Congressional Publications 3. CLUW Booklets 4. Union History 5. Media Reference Guide 6. Women and Voting

BOX 28: CLUW Center Funding; Grants; Reproductive Rights Projects, 1990s, 2000

1. Strawberry Action Campaign 2. Center Support 3. Grant Applications/Proposals, 1995 4. Education Programs 5. Issues Update, 1993 6. CLUW Center Fact Sheet 7. Legislative Alerts, 1994-96 8. Open Society Institute (OSI) Grant, 2001 9. Tides Foundation, 1996-2000 10. Foundation Responses, 1994-97 11. Original Reproductive Rights Project Grant

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12. Funding Leads 13. Commonwealth Fund, 2001 14. Huber Foundation 15. Website 16. Domestic Violence Action Kits, 1997 17. Domestic Violence Action Kits Orders, 1997 18. Leadership Directory 19. CLUW Center Reproductive Rights Project 20. World Trade Organization 21. Democratic National Convention Activities, Aug 2000 22. World Women March. 2000 23. Feminist Exp, 2000 24. Laborvision Show, 2000 25. NARAL Pro Choice 26. RRP Activities Co-Sponsored 27. Chapter Visit letters, 1995-96 28. RRP Travel/Workshops, 1995-96 29. Amicus Briefs Participation 30. Pro Choice

BOX 29: Conventions, 1976-1995

1. Registration, 1995 2. Rules, 1995 3. Resolutions, 1995 4. Workshops, 1995 5. Speakers, 1995 6. Speakers 2, 1995 7. Speakers Bios, 1995 8. Workshop Letters, 1995 9. Winn Newman Award, 1995 10. Joyce Miller Award, 1995 11. Special Presentations, 1995 12. In Memorial, 1995 13. Convention; Miscellaneous Materials, 1995 14. Convention; Committee Information, 1995 15. Contributions, 1995 16. Millie Hall Chapter (Metro Detroit), 1995 17. Badges, 1995 18. International Guests, 1995 19. Greetings 20. Chapter Delegates, 1995 21. Publicity, 1995 22. Convention Planning, 1995 23. Convention Packet, 1995 24. Mature Worker's Conference, 1995 25. CLUW News with Convention Insert, May-Jun 1993 26. Seventh Biennial Convention, 1993

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27. Chapter Delegates, 1993 28. Convention Opening Ceremonies, 1993 29. Convention Meetings, 1993 30. Convention Speakers, 1993 31. Convention Giveaways, 1993 32. Union President Letters, 1993 33. Convention Committees, 1993 34. Convention Rules Committee, 1993 35. Resolutions Committee, 1993 36. Convention; Credentials Committee, 1993 37. Convention; Elections Committee, 1993 38. Convention; Press/Public Relations Committee, 1993 39. Convention; Constitution Committee, 1993 40. Convention; International Guests Committee, 1993 41. Convention; Sergeant-at-arms Committee, 1993 42. Denver, 1993 43. Convention Ad Book, 1993 44. Convention Program, 1993 45. Sixth Biennial Convention, 1991 46. Fifth Biennial Convention, 1988 47. Fourth Biennial Convention, 1986 48. Third Biennial Convention, 1984 49. Second Biennial Convention, 1982 50. Annual Awards Dinner/Dance, 1981 51. First Biennial Convention, 1979

BOX 30: CLUW Convention, 1994, 1997

1. CLUW 20th Anniversary Celebration, 1994 2. Convention Call, 1997 3. Convention; Officers, 1997 4. ; Media, 1997 5. Patricia Agostina, Puget Sound Chapter President, 1997 6. Convention Programs, 1997 7. Convention; Agenda, 1997 8. ; Rules, 1997 9. Young Women Workers Institute Conference, 1997 10. Convention; Correspondence, 1997 11. ; Travel, 1997 12. ; Journal, 1997 13. ; Resolutions, Constitutional Amendment, 1997 14. ; Committees, 1997 15. ; International Presidents, 1997 16. ; Main Speakers: Political, 1997 17. ; Union Speakers, 1997 18. Organizing Panel, 1997 19. Convention; Salable Items, Giveaways, Kit Stuffers, 1997 20. In Memoriam, 1997

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21. Joyce Miller Chapter Awards. 1997 22. Convention; Workshops, 1997 23. ; Workshop Bios, 1997 24. ; International Guests, 1997 25. ; Opening Ceremonies, 1997 26. ; Miscellaneous Materials, 1997

BOX 31: CLUW Conventions, 1995-97

1. Health Fair, 1997 2. Health Fair; Information Tables, 1997 3. Health Fair; Workshops, 1997 4. Health Fair; Bios, 1997 5. Health Fair' Thank-you Letters, 1997 6. Power Walk, 1997 7. Health Fair; Committee Memos, 1997 8. Health Fair; Workshop Sign-in, 1997 9. Health Fair; Information Tables, 1997 10. Convention; Union Delegates, 1997 11. Convention; Chapter Delegates, 1997 12. Convention; Officers, 1995 13. Convention; Journal, 1995 14. Ninth Biennial Convention, 1997 15. Eight Biennial Convention, 1995

BOX 32: CLUW Convention, 1999

1. Press on Convention 2. Convention Call 3. Katie Jordan, Chicago Chapter 4. Convention Giveaways 5. Program 6. General Information 7. Joyce Miller Awards 8. Oprah Winfrey Invitation 9. In Memory 10. Convention Rules, Election 11. Opening Ceremonies 12. Greeting Letters 13. Resolutions 14. Union Speakers 15. Political Speakers 16. General Speakers 17. International Guests 18. AIDS Panel 19. Workshops 20. Young Women Workers Forum 21. Organizing Conference

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22. Officer's Council 23. Council for Latin American Advancement Conference 24. Convention Committees, General Files 25. Rules Committee 26. Constitution 27. Elections Committee 28. Sergeant-At-Arms Committee 29. Media Committee 30. Resolutions Committee 31. International Guest Committee 32. Chapter Delegates 33. Union Delegate/Alternate Counts 34. Union Coordinators 35. Membership 36. NEB Election Results 37. Credentials 38. IUE 39. ANA 40. AFSCME 41. AFGE 42. UAW 43. IBT 44. IFPTE 45. UFCW 46. USWA 47. SEIU 48. IAM 49. IBEW 50. APWU 51. TNG/CWA 52. ATU 53. BCTGM 54. AFT 55. OPEIU 56. Unite!

BOX 33: CLUW Conventions, 1999, 2001, 2003

1. Convention Information and Feedback, 1999 2. Convention Materials, 1999 3. Eleventh Biennial Convention, 2001 4. Twelfth Biennial Convention, 2003 5. AIDS Poster

BOX 34: Union Files; Detroit Chapter, 1998-2000

1. International Union of Electrical, Radio, Machine Workers 2. National Education Association

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3. Oil, Chemical, and Atomic Workers 4. Office & Professional Employees International Union 5. Pro Choice Mailing NEB & Chapter Presidents, Feb 1990 6. New Mexico NOC/NEB, 1991 7. NOC Meeting Reports, 1990 8. NOC/NEB Chapter Reports, 1990 9. NOC Meeting Reports, 1990 10. NOC/NEB Reports, Texas, 1990 11. NOC Office/Chapter Reports, DC, 1990 12. NOC Meeting, National/Chapter Report, New York, 1989 13. NOC/NEB Reports, 1989 14. NEB Office/Chapter Reports, 1988 15. NOC Chapter Report, Aug 1988 16. NEB Office Chapter Report, May 1988 17. NOC Office Chapter Report, Apr 1988 18. NOC Chapter Report, Mar 1988 19. NEB Chapter Report, Jan 1988 20. NOC Chapter Report, Oct. 1987 21. NEB Chapter Report, Oct 1987 22. NOC Chapter Report, Aug 1987 23. NOC Chapter Report, Jun 1987 24. NEB Chapter Report, May 1987 25. NOC Chapter Report, Apr 1987 26. NOC Chapter Report, Feb 1987 27. The Newspaper Guild 28. International Association of Theater & Stage Employees 29. International Association of Machinists 30. American Federation of State, County, & Municipal Employees 31. American Federation of Teachers 32. United Automobile, Aerospace & Agricultural Implement Workers of America International Union 33. United Mine Workers 34. Amalgamated Transit Union 35. Bakery, Confectionery & Tobacco Workers Union 36. Service Employees International Union 37. Transportation-Communications Union (formerly BRAC) 38. United Steelworkers of America 39. United Electrical Workers 40. Union Coordinators 41. NOC Meetings, 1991 42. Metro Detroit Chapter Activities, Sep 1998-Jan 1999 43. Metro Detroit Chapter Activities, Feb-Jun 1999 44. Metro Detroit Chapter Activities, Jun-Sep 1999 45. Metro Detroit Chapter Activities, Mar-Sep 2000 46. Metro Detroit Chapter Activities, Sep 1999-Jan 2000

BOX 35: NEB Files, 1996-97

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1. Ninth Biennial Convention, Nov 1997 2. Officers Council Meetings, Jul-Aug 1997 3. NOC Meeting, Sep 1997 4. NOC Meeting, May 1996 5. NOC Meeting, Dec 1996 6. NOC Meeting, Jul 1996 7. NOC Meeting, Apr 1996 8. NOC Meeting, Jun 1995 9. NOC Meeting, Aug 1995 10. NOC Meeting, Sep 1995 11. NOC Meeting, Dec 1995 12. NEB Meeting, May 2-5, 1997 13. NOC Meeting, May 29, 1997 14. NEB Unionizing Technology Conference, May 29, 1997 15. Internet Development 16. NEB Conference, Feb, 1997 17. NEB Conference; Committee Notes, Feb 1997 18. NEB Meeting, Sep 1996 19. NEB Meeting; Hotel File, Sep 1996 20. NOC Meeting, Sep 1996 21. Get Out The Vote Conference, Sep 1996 22. NOC meeting, Sep 1996 23. NEB Meeting, May 3-5, 1996 24. NEB Hotel Search, 1996 25. NEB Reception, May 4, 1996 26. NEB Mailing, May 1996 27. NEB Meeting Notes, May 1996 28. Union Women for Political Action 29. NEB Meeting Media, May 1996 30. New York Chapter AIDS Activities, 1996

BOX 36: CLUW Conventions, 1991-93

1. Convention/Thanks, 1991 2. Constitutional Amendments, 1991 3. Convention Committees, 1991 4. NOC Meeting, 1991 5. Exhibit Packet, 1991 6. Union Coordinators, 1991 7. Convention Speakers & Bios, 1991 8. Program Book, 1991 9. Opening Session, 1991 10. Convention Agenda, 1991 11. Convention Planning, 1991 12. Rules Committee, 1991 13. Convention Resolutions, 1991 14. Convention Letters, Press Releases, etc., 1991 15. State V.P. Elections, 1991

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16. Convention Journal, 1991 17. International Guests, 1991 18. Booth Exhibits, 1991 19. Speaker Invites, 1991 20. United Paperworkers International Union Poster, 1991 21. Convention Supplies and Materials, 1991 22. Workshops, 1991 23. Convention Misc. Materials, 1991 24. Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1986-90 25. Convention, 1993 26. Convention Committees, 1993 27. Convention Journal, 1993 28. Election Rules and Procedures, 1993 29. NOC Meeting, 1993 30. Workshops, 1993 31. Convention Invites, 1993 32. International Guests, 1993 33. Opening Ceremonies, 1993 34. Union Presidents Reception Invites, 1993 35. Convention Call, 1993 36. Convention Speakers: Senators, 1993 37. Speakers' Bios, 1993 38. NEB List, 1994-95

BOX 37: NEB, 1997-99

1. NEB Meeting; Hotel, Feb 1999 2. NEB Meeting, Feb 1999 3. NOC Meeting, Feb 1999 4. Social Security Conference, Feb 1999 5. Speakers' Bios, 1999 6. National Center on Women and Aging, 1999 7. Handout Originals, 1999 8. Workshop Materials, 1999 9. Expenses, 1999 10. Committee Notes, 1999 11. Sample Fliers, Letters, 1998 12. Information Tables, 1997-98 13. NEB Mailing, Jun 1999 14. Sent Invitations, 1999 15. NEB Meeting, Jun 1999 16. NOV Meeting, 1999 17. Hotel File, 1999 18. Hotel File: Wyndam, Mar 1998 19. NOC Meeting; Los Angeles, Mar 1998 20. Full Participation/Civil Right Conference, Mar 1998 21. NEB Meeting; General, Mar 1998 22. Strategic Planning, Mar 1998

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23. NEB Meeting, Feb 1997

BOX 38: NEB 1998-2000

1. Working Women Taking Charge of Our Health Conference, Sep 1998 2. NOC Meeting, Jan 1999 3. NEB Meeting, Feb 1999 4. NEB/NOC Meeting, Feb 1999 5. NOC Meeting, Apr 1999 6. NEB Meeting, Jun 1999 7. NOC Meeting, Jul 1999 8. NOC Meeting, Jan 2000 9. NOC Meeting, Mar 2000 10. NEB Meeting, Mar 2000 11. NEB Meeting, Jun 2000 12. Conference, Sep 2000

BOX 39: Reading Files, 2000; NEB 1998

1. NEB Meeting, Jun 1998 2. NOC Meetings, 1998-99 3. Black Binder; Reading Files, 2000

BOX 40: CLUW Center Bargaining Conferences, 1989; Parental Leave, Misc.

1. Kids Calendar, 2000 2. Convention News, 1999 3. Union Women Speak Out on Health, Jan 1993 4. Olga M. Madar Awards Dinner, May 1992 5. New York City Chapter 20th Anniversary Celebration, Nov 5, 1994 6. Transfer of Funds; Philadelphia, 1989 7. Transfer of Funds; Boston, 1989 8. Conference; Austin, TX, Mar 1989 9. Correspondence; Atlanta, Jan-Mar 1989 10. Conference; Philadelphia, Apr 1989 11. Conference; Boston, May 1989 12. Conference Correspondence; Chicago, 1989 13. Original Agendas, Letters, 1988-89 14. Transfer Funds; Atlanta, 1989 15. Conference Correspondence; Kansas City, 1988 16. Evaluation Forms; Boston “Bargaining For Our Families,” May 1989 17. Correspondence; Seattle, 1988 18. Correspondence; California, 1988-89 19. Bargaining For Family Issues Book 20. Parental & Disability Leave Act 21. CLUW Center Project; The New Nightingales Manuscript by Patricia Sexton 22. CLUW Center Reports, 1977-78

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BOX 41: NOC, 1991-94

1. NOC Meeting, Aug 1994 2. NOC Meeting, Dec 1994 3. NOC Meeting, Jun 1994 4. NOC Meeting, Mar 1994 5. NOC Meeting, Dec 1993 6. NOC IUE Headquarters, 1993 7. NOC Meeting, Jun 1993 8. Staff Meeting, ACTWU Headquarters, Jun 1993 9. NOC Meeting, ACTWU Headquarters, Mar 1993 10. NOC Meeting, Jan 1993 11. NOC Meeting, Sep 1992 12. NOC Meeting, Apr 1992 13. NOC Meeting, Mar 1992 14. NOC Meeting, Dec 1991 15. State Vice Presidents/Chapter Meeting, May 1991 16. State Vice President/Chapter Meeting, Feb 1991 17. State Vice Presidents/Chapter Meeting, Oct 1990 18. State Vice Presidents/Chapter Meeting, May 1990 19. State Vice Presidents/Chapter Meeting, Jan 1990 20. State Vice Presidents/Chapter Meeting, Nov 1989 21. Hotel Information, Charlotte, NC, Jan 1992 22. Director's File, Charlotte, NC, Jan 1992 23. Thank-You Notes, Jan-Feb 1992 24. Conference, Jan 1992 25. Conference, May 1992 26. Marc Hotel, May 1992 27. Convergence on Health Care, Apr-May 1993 28. Recruitment & Communications Conference, May 1992 29. Political Action Conference, May 1992 30. NOC Meeting, Nov 1992 31. Reception Invites, Nov 1992 32. Economic Empowerment Conference, Nov 1992 33. Sir Francis Drake Hotel Logistics, Nov 1992

BOX 42: NOC/NEB 1991-96

1. Charleston Hotel, Feb 1993 2. Legislative Conference, Charleston, Feb 1993 3. Panelist Letters, Feb 1993 4. NOC Meeting, Feb 1993 5. NEB Meeting, Feb 1993 6. Chapter Reports, 1992-93 7. Breaking the Glass Ceiling Conference, Sep 1993 8. Recruitment Conference, Nov 1993 9. NOC Meeting, Nov 1993 10. CLUW Officers' Retreat, Nov 1997

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11. CLUW Officers' Retreat, Feb 1996 12. CLUW Officers' Retreat, Feb 1995 13. CLUW Officers' Retreat, Feb 1993 14. Harvey Hotel, Jan 1996 15. Organizing and Political Actions Conference, Jan 1996 16. NEB Meeting, Rhode Island, Apr 1995 17. Conference Site Change, 1995 18. NEB Mailing, Feb 1995 19. Adam's Mark Hotel, Tulsa, Feb 1995 20. NEB Meeting, Tulsa, Feb 1995 21. NEB Meeting Hotel Information, Feb 1994 22. NOC Meeting, ILGWU Headquarters, Dec 1993 23. 20th Anniversary Conference, May 1994 24. 4th World Conference on Women, China, Feb 1995

BOX 43: Women's Health Conference, 1993; NEB, 1994

1. Concept Paper for Funding, 1980 2. Women's Convergence for National Health Care, Apr-May 1993 3. Health Care Convergence; Hotel, Apr-May 1993 4. ; Ogilvy, Apr-May 1993 5. ; NEB Mailing, Apr-May 1993 6. ; NOC Meeting, Apr-May 1993 7. ; NEB Meeting, Apr-May 1993 8. ; Press, May 1993 9. Women in the Global Network Conference, Sep 1994 10. Women in the Global Network Conference; Hotel Information, Sep 1994 11. ; PR, Sep 1994 12. ; Bios, Sep 1994 13. ; NEB Mailing, 1994 14. ; NEB Meeting, Sep 1994 15. ; NOC Meeting, Sep 1994 16. ; Western Hemisphere Panel, Sep 1994 17. ; Africa Panel, Sep 1994 18. ; European Panel, Sep 1994 19. ; Asian Panel, Sep 1994 20. CLUW Center Fact Sheets 21. J.P. Stevens Boycott, 1977 22. NEB Meeting, Sep 1998 23. NOC Meeting, Sep 1998

BOX 44: State Chapter Reports & Activities, 2000

1. CLUW Labor Activities 2. Statewide Forums; Alaska, 2000 3. ;California, 2000 4. ;Connecticut, 2000 5. ;Illinois, 2000

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6. ;Indiana, 2000 7. ;Kentucky, 2000 8. ;Louisiana, 2000 9. ;Massachusetts, 2000 10. ;Michigan, 2000 11. ;DC, 2000 12. ;New Hampshire, 2000 13. ;New Jersey, 2000 14. ;New York, 2000 15. ;Oklahoma, 2000 16. ;Pennsylvania, 2000 17. ;Puerto Rico, 2000 18. ;Tennessee, 2000 19. ;Texas, 2000 20. ;Virgin Islands, 2000 21. ;Washington, 2000 22. St. Louis Metro: Alice Moore-Jones, Apr 2000-Mar 2001 23. Big Sky: Gene Marie Robinson, Apr 2000-Mar 2001 24. Pittsburgh; Anne McLemore, Apr 2000-Mar 2001 25. Cleveland, OH: Dorochea Strauss, Apr 2000-Mar 2001 26. Santa Clara, CA: Sylvia Sanchez, Apr 2000-Mar 2001 27. Oregon Pioneer: Kim Caldwell, Apr 2000-Mar 2001 28. Long Island, Jane D'Amico, Apr 2000-Mar 2001 29. Greater Western New York: Carolyn Kam, Apr 2000-Mar 2001 30. Greater Oklahoma City: Kathy Bender, Apr 2000-Mar 2001 31. Philadelphia: Kathy Black, Apr 2000-Mar 2001 32. Austin: Gayle Bruton, Apr 2000-Mar 2001 33. Milwaukee Metro: Patty Yunk, Apr 2000-Mar 2001 34. California Capital: Gayle Ryall, Apr 2000-Mar 2001 35. East Bay, CA: Marlayne Morgan, Apr 200-Mar 2001 36. San Francisco, CA: Rosa Faye Marshall-Thomas, Apr 2000-Mar 2001 37. Kansas City, MO: Chere Chaney, Apr 2000-Mar 2001 38. New Haven, CT: Nicole Philibert, Apr 2000-Mar 2001 39. Quad Cities, Il, IA: Lori Harms, Apr 2000-Mar 2001 40. Chicago: Katie Jordan, Apr 2000-Mar 2001 41. Metro Detroit: Mildred Hall, Apr 2000-Mar 2001 42. Minneapolis/Twin Cities: Colleen Vanheel, Apr 2000-Mar 2001 43. Michigan Capital Area: Veronica Johnson, Apr 2000-Mar 2001 44. Kent County, MI: Julia Swagerty, Apr 2000-Mar 2001 45. Tri-County, MI: Judy Barber, Apr 2000-Mar 2001 46. Annual Report Instructions, 2001 47. General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) 48. Workers Memorial Day, 1996 49. CLUW Press Release: “Johnson Controls,” Mar 1991 50. CLUW Press Release: “New Booklets,” Jul 1991 51. CLUW Press Release: Thomas Nomination, Jul 1991 52. CLUW Press Release: Working Women's Awareness Week, May 1987 53. DNC: Economic Plan: Mar 1993

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54. CLUW Press Release: Minimum Wage Increase, Feb 1995 55. CLUW Press Release: Equal Pay Day, Mar 1998 56. Political Involvement 57. Reproductive Rights 58. Sexual Harassment 59. Working Women's Awareness Week 60. Women's History Month 61. Take Our Daughters to Work Day, 1995 62. International Women's Day 63. Summer Schools, 1991 64. CLUW Calendar, 1984 65. CLUW Strike Support – Mineworkers, 1989 66. America Needs a Raise Town Meeting, 1996

BOX 45: Miscellaneous Subject Files, 1990s

1. Alternate State Vice Presidents, 1996 2. Chapter Reports and Member Lists 3. Wisconsin, 1994-1995 4. Illinois State Vice President Protest, 1996 5. Misc. CLUW Materials 6. Women's History Press Ideas, 1996 7. Denver Convention Boycott, 1993 8. CLUW Membership Letters from Unions 9. Strategic Planning Conference, Feb 1994 10. Organizing the Unorganized, Nov 1980 11. Working Women's Awareness Week Fact Sheets, 1987 12. Atlanta Conference, 1989 13. AFL-CIO Reception, 1997 14. Buffalo, NY, 1991 15. CLUW Historical Materials 16. Gloria Johnson Biography 17. NOC Retreat, 2000 18. NOC Meeting, Jan 2000 19. Sheet Metal Workers' International Association, 1991-93 20. United Food and Commercial Workers 21. Legislative Phone Tree Listing 22. Beijing, China, 1995 23. Tips to Speakers 24. Abortion: Public Opinion Polls, 1991 25. Press Spokespersons Directory 26. Past Resolutions 27. CLUW Press Clippings 28. CLUW Labor History 29. NEB Meeting, May 1997 30. AFL-CIO Support Groups 31. CLUW Membership Brochure, 1998 32. Joyce Miller Speeches

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33. Violence Against Women 34. Dunlop Commission Testimony, 1994 35. Labor Law Reform 36. Op-Ed: Hillary-Bashing, 1992 37. CLUW Spanish Pamphlets