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Cage 632
National Organization for Women, Pullman Chapter
Papers, 1973-1995

The Pullman Chapter of the National Organization for Women donated the records to Washington State University in 1995. Jean Johnson processed the collection in December 1995.


Number of containers: 11
Linear feet of shelf space: 5.5

ORGANIZATIONAL HISTORY

The Pullman Chapter of the National Organization for Women began as a student organization in about 1972. The purpose of the chapter, and the national organization, is promoting equal rights and dignity for women. Over the span of its existence, the chapter has been involved in various activities designed to raise feminist consciousness. It also follows a wide array of issues related to its goal of gender equality.

ARRANGEMENT AND DESCRIPTION

The collection consists of business records and documents concerning the chapter's interests and activities. They were largely unarranged upon receipt and have been organized into topical categories including: Business Records, Chapter Actions, Conferences, Correspondence, Issues, Newsclippings, Newsletters, Policies, Publications, and Tapes.

CONTAINER LIST

BoxFolder  Description
Business Records
11   Administrative Policy Manual, 1988
2   Bulk Mailing Information, 1985-1986
3   Campus Organizing, 1974-1985
4   Chapter Development Reports, n.d.
5   Finances, 1982-1985
6   Fundraising, 1985-1986
7   Membership, 1985, n.d.
8   Minutes, 1982-1986
9   Miscellaneous, 1991
   National Board Meeting
10      1983-1984
11      1985-1987
12   NOW Materials, 1983
13   NOW Organization, n.d.
14   Publicity, n.d.
215   Washington State, 1982-1987
Chapter Actions
16   Candidates, 1987
17   Christmas Party, 1987
18   Equality Walk, 1983
19   Feminist Consciousness Raising, 1983-1985
20   Miscellaneous, 1983-1986
321   Protest Letters, 1983-1986
22   Spring Wine Festival, 1982-1987
23   Women's History Week, 1983
Conferences
   Board Meeting
24      1990
25      1991
   National
26      1982
27      1983
28      1986
429      1990
30      1991
31      1992
32      1995
33   U.N., 1985
534   Washington State, 1986-1987
35Correspondence
Issues
36   Abortion, 1980-1994
637   Aids, 1987
38   Appearance, 1984, n.d.
39   Careers, 1985, n.d.
40   Child Care, 1986, n.d.
41   Civil Rights Restoration Act, 1984-1986, n.d.
42   Comparable Worth, 1982-1986
43   The Draft, 1980-1984
44   Elections, 1984
45   Equal Rights Amendment, 1981-1983
46   Family Leave Legislation, 1983-1987
47   Family Planning, 1985-1986
748   Farmworkers, 1987
49   Fertility Control, 1989
50   Health, 1987
51   Insurance, 1983-1985
52   International, 1985, n.d.
53   Legal Defense, 1985
54   Legislative Session, 1987
55   Lesbian and Gay Rights, 1986-1987
56   The Media, 1985, n.d.
57   Miscellaneous, 1982-1985
58   NOW Initiatives, 1986-1987
59   Peace and Disarmament, 1982-1985
860   Planned Parenthood, 1987
61   Policy Manual, 1982-1987
62   Pornography, 1985-1986
63   Poverty, 1986-1987
964   Pregnancy Counseling, 1986-1987
65   Presidential Commission of the Status of Women, 1983-1985
66   Racism, 1985-1987
67   Religion, 1984
68   Sex Education, 1987
69   Sexism, n.d.
70   Sexual Harassment, 1994, n.d.
71   Social Security, 1983
72   Supreme Court Nominations, 1987
73   Surveys, 1985
74   Voting Records, 1985-1986
75   Violence, 1983
76   WSU Status of Women, 1985
1077   Washington State Legislature, 1983-1984
78   Women of Color, 1983-1987
79   Women's Truth Squad on Reagan, 1984
Newsclippings
80   1983-1984
81   1984-1987
82Newsletters, 1973-1987
1183Policies, 1980-1986
84Publications, Miscellaneous, 1982-1986
85Tapes, Cassette, Miscellaneous Issues, 1981-1983, n.d.