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[Description and dates], Box/folder number, 34/5/1012, Elizabeth Lapovsky Kennedy Papers,1961-1993, University Archives, The State University of New York at Buffalo.
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Education
Elizabeth Lapovsky Kennedy began her education at Smith College, earning a BA in philosophy in 1960. After working on archaeological sites at Seattle, Albuquerque, and Jerusalem, Kennedy received her MA in anthropology from the University of New Mexico. Extensive research and fieldwork of the Waunan people in Colombia led to her 1972 Ph.D. in social anthropology from Cambridge University. While at Cambridge, Kennedy produced three documentary films on indigenous peoples of South America allowing her to later consult with both the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) and ITV in Great Britain.
Professional
Kennedy's professional work reflects her varied interests and accomplishments. Throughout the late 1970s and early 1980s, Kennedy collaborated with Ellen DuBois, Gail Paradise Kelly, Carolyn Korsmeyer, and Lillian Robinson on Feminist Scholarship: Kindling in the Groves of Academe (University of Illinois Press, 1985). In the early 1990s, Kennedy's interest in oral history and activism led to Boots of Leather, Slippers of Gold: The History of a Lesbian Community (Routledge, 1993), co-written with Madeline Davis. This book has received many honors, including the 1994 Jesse Barnard Award, 1994 Ruth Benedict Award, and a 1993 Lambda Literary Award.
Activism
Kennedy has long been regarded as a Women's Rights, and Gay and Lesbian rights activist. She participated in many local organizations, including the Buffalo Women's Liberation Union (BWLU) and International Women's Day coalitions. Furthermore, she established Elder Action in Gay and Lesbian Environments (EAGLES) with Madeline Davis.
University at Buffalo
Always active at the University at Buffalo, Kennedy began her career as a Deganaweda Fellow in American Studies (AMS) in 1969. By 1971, she was a faculty member and co-founder of Women's Studies College (WSC). Serving on numerous university-wide committees, Kennedy was instrumental in the development of the American Pluralism undergraduate course, which "focuses on the changing nature of American society, examining the rich diversity of cultural experiences in America and issues associated with diversity" (1992-1994 Undergraduate Catalog, p 19). Other committees that Kennedy has contributed to include the President's Commission on the Recruitment and Promotion of Women, and the Caucus on Women's Rights at SUNY.
Women's Studies College
In 1971, Kennedy participated in the founding of the University's Women's Studies College, one of the first women's studies programs in the country. WSC defined itself as follows: "This college is not a place to make women a subject to be studied but a place to break down prejudice built by our socialization about what women are and what they are capable of doing" (Summer, 1971, document on WSC, folder 19.7). Honored for her teaching skills, Kennedy developed many of the courses offered by WSC, including Women in Contemporary Society, New Research on Women, Cross-Cultural Study of Women, and the Family as an Institution. Additionally, Kennedy was active in resolving many of the difficulties Women's Studies College has faced since its inception, including budget cuts, women-only classes, and issues over its charter and degree programs. In January 1998, Kennedy left University at Buffalo to head the Women's Studies program at the University of Arizona at Tucson.
Documenting the professional and academic work of Elizabeth Lapovsky Kennedy, this collection reflects her interests and activism in social issues, including records pertaining to the founding of the Women's Studies department at the University of Buffalo. The collection also contains drafts, notes, and correspondence covering the creation and publication of Feminist Scholarship: Kindling in the Groves of Academe, as well as transcripts of interviews conducted for Boots of Leather, Slippers of Gold.
Recording the social upheaval of the late 1960s through the 1970s, these papers document Kennedy's social activism, and include local and national publications, fliers, newspapers, and journals of that era. Subjects covered include campus unrest, black liberation, socialism, and the anti-war movement. Also included are Buffalo events and protests, and newsletters from local chapters of the New American Movement and Vietnam Veterans Against the War/Winter Soldier.
Additionally, Kennedy's papers contain valuable information regarding the women's liberation movement. Coverage includes local groups and events, such as the Buffalo Women's Liberation Union and local celebrations of International Women's Day. National organizations include the Chicago Women's Liberation Union, Berkeley-Oakland Women's Union, Radical Women, and Boston Women's Union. Notes, agenda, and reports document conferences of the era, including the 1975 Socialist-Feminist Conference at Yellow Springs, Ohio.
The history of Women's Studies College is also documented, including its charter, degree program, committees, and budget cuts. Also included is information on WSC courses, including the initiation of the first women's studies course, " Women in Contemporary Society," syllabi, notes, and student work.
Present throughout the collection, Kennedy's spiral notebooks cover a wide-range of topics, from coursework and meetings, to her political activism. Other materials present in this collection (photographs, audiocassettes, and posters) further illuminate the women's studies department, class lectures, and events at UB and in the greater-Buffalo area.
Please note: Original newspapers were retained for exhibition purposes from Series II, Activism, and Series III, Women's Liberation Movement [box 29, FRAGILE, please see archivist for handling]. Photocopies from original materials are provided within those series.
This collection is arranged in six series: I.Professional Work; II.Activism; III.Women's Liberation Movement; IV.Womens' Studies College (WSC); V.American Studies (AMS) VI.University at Buffalo.
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| 1.1 | Dissertation, 1970-1975; includes correspondence, notes, curriculum vitae. | |
| 1.2 | Proposals, 1972, 1976, no date; includes book proposal: Marriage and the Family, correspondence, notes. | |
| 1.3 | Correspondence, circa 1971-1989, no date | |
| 30.1 | Cassette 1, WBFO radio interview with Liz Kennedy, January, 1998 | |
| 1.4-1.5 | Notes, no date; includes coursework, meetings, activism, notebooks. [disbound] | |
| 1.6 | "Towards a Socialist-Feminist Movement: Theory and Practice," no date; includes working draft, notes. | |
| Quoted folder headings were taken directly from Kennedy's descriptions. | ||
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 1.7-1.8 |
Publishing correspondence,
1977-1978; includes book prospectus, author
vitae, correspondence.
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| 1.9-1.10 |
"Draft I of midsection,"
1977-1979; includes chapter 2 and 3 outlines,
chapter 3 draft, correspondence.
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| 1.11-1.12 |
Oppression,
circa 1978;
includes draft, notes.
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| 1.13 |
"Draft II of midsection,"
1979;
includes outlines, correspondence, chapter 2 drafts: "Feminist Critique of
Traditional Scholarship," "On to Reality," "Feminist Scholarship and the Study
of Women's Consciousness."
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| 1.14-2.9 |
Notes,
1978-1983; includes notes, outlines, chapters 1,
2, and 4 drafts, correspondence. [10 folders]
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| 2.10 |
Equality, no date; includes drafts.
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| 2.11-2.13 |
"Fairly early version," no date; includes chapters 1-5
drafts, notes, 1982 correspondence.
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| 3.1-3.3 |
"Draft III,"
1980-1981; includes notes, outlines,
correspondence, and chapters 2 and 4 drafts.
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| 3.4-3.5 |
"Draft IV," no date; includes chapters 2, 4, 6, and
epilogue.
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| 3.6-3.8 |
"Later version," no date; includes chapters 2-6 drafts
and epilogue.
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| 3.9-3.11 |
"Submitted version,"
1982;
includes draft,
Feminist Scholarship: Challenge, Discovery, and
Impact.
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| 4.1-4.5 |
Copyediting,
1984;
includes copyedited manuscript, correspondence.
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| Quoted folder headings were taken directly from Kennedy's descriptions. | ||
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 4.6-4.7 |
"Andy,"
March,
1980
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| 4.8 |
"Ann," no date
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| 4.9 |
"Annie,"
July,
1985
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| 4.10 |
"Arden & Leslie,"
February,
1981; includes notes.
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| 4.11 |
"B.J.,"
June,
1982
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| 4.12 |
"Bobbie J.," no date
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| 4.13-4.14 |
Bobbie P., "The Buffoon,"
June,
1984
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| 4.15 |
"Bonnie,"
June,
1984
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| 4.16-5.1 |
"Buff,"
December,
1979 [2 folders]
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| 5.2 |
Carol, "Brainstorm,"
October,
1978
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| 5.3 |
"Charlie,"
January,
1989
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| 5.4 |
"Cheryl,"
October,
1978
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| 5.5 |
"D.J.,"
January,
1980
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| 5.6 |
"Debra,"
February,
1980
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| 5.7 |
"Dorothy,"
October,
November, 1981
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| 5.8 |
"Elaine,"
April,
1980
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| 5.9 |
Enit, "Cauldron,"
October,
1978; includes notes.
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| 5.10 |
"Joan,"
September,
1978
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| 5.11 |
"Judy D.," no date
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| 5.12 |
"Judy T.,"
1979
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| 5.13 |
"Karl,"
May
1980; includes notes.
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| 5.14 |
"Lou,"
October,
1981
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| 5.15-5.16 |
"Marge T.,"
June, 1978,
April, 1980
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| 5.17 |
"Mary K.,"
December,
1981
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| 5.18-5.19 |
"Mary T.,"
July,
1978
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| 5.20 |
"Pat & D.J.,"
November,
1986
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| 5.21 |
"Pat B.," no date
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| 6.1 |
"Pat G.," no date
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| 6.2 |
Paula, "Bull,"
January,
1990
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| 6.3 |
"Phil,"
November,
1979
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| 6.4 |
"Randi,"
May,
1978
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| 6.5 |
"Reggie,"
September,
1980
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| 6.6 |
"Terry,"
May,
1980
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| 6.7 |
"Windsor,"
July,
1980
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II. Activism,
circa 1961-1991, no date |
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Quoted folder headings were taken directly from Kennedy's descriptions. |
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| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 6.8-6.10 | "Resource material," 1959, 1969-1975, no date; includes bibliographies, notes, correspondence. | |
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 6.11-6.12 |
Newsletters,
circa 1970-1991, no date; includes Buffalo
chapters of the
New American Movement,
Buffalo NICH (Non-Intervention in Chile),
Vietnam Veterans Against the War/Winter Soldier
Organization.
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| 6.13-6.14 |
Pamphlets,
circa 1971-1977, no date; includes Buffalo
chapter of the
New American Movement,
Attica: Then & Now, Still Fight Back,
leaflets.
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| 6.15 |
Events,
circa 1975-1991, no date; includes 1975 May Day,
fliers.
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| 6.16 |
Protests,
1976-1977, no date; includes fliers,
petition.
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| Most subjects contain pamphlets, fliers, newsletters, and journals. | ||
| Arranged alphabetically by subject. | ||
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 7.1 |
Abortion,
1971,
1978, 1981
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| 7.2 |
Abuse,
1975-1976,
1979
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| 7.3-7.10 |
Anthropology,
1967, 1972,
1976-1984
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| 8.1-8.3 |
Anti-war,
1967, 1970, 1975,
1987, no date; includes "
Indochina War Information Packet,"
The Bond newspaper, petition.
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| 8.4-8.5 |
"Black liberation,"
1969-1970, 1976,
no date
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| 8.6 |
Campus unrest,
1969-1970,
no date
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| 8.7 |
Children,
1970-1971, no date; includes
bibliographies.
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| 8.8-8.9 |
Education,
1968-1971,
1978-1979, 1983, no date
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| 8.10-8.12 |
"Ethnics,"
1968-1973; includes articles, reports,
statistics.
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| 9.1 |
Gay and lesbian,
1975-1976,
1984, no date; includes report, memos.
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| 9.2-9.3 |
Healthcare,
1963,
1967-1971, no date; includes articles.
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| 9.4 |
Housing,
1972-1974,
1976-1977
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| 9.5-9.10 |
Labor and unions,
1970-1978, no date; includes statistics.
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| 9.11-10.2 |
Latin America,
1969-1980, no date; includes clippings. [3
folders]
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| 10.3-10.5 |
Native Americans,
1958, 1970-1974,
no date
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| 10.6-12.5 |
"New Left,"
1967, 1967-1979,
1983, no date; includes articles, photocopies of original "New Left"
newspapers. [originals in 29.1] [20 folders]
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| 12.6-12.7 |
Organizing activist organizations,
1970, 1975-1977,
no date
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| 12.8 |
Peace Corps,
circa 1967-1969; includes paper by
Committee of Returned
Volunteers.
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| 12.9 |
Poetry and songs,
1960,
1970
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| 12.10 |
Rape,
1973, 1977,
1982, no date; includes clippings.
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| 13.1-13.4 |
Other social issues,
1966-1971,
1975-1978, no date; includes articles.
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III. Women's Liberation Movement,
circa 1969-1993 |
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Quoted folder headings were taken directly from Kennedy's descriptions. |
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Many of the Buffalo, New York women's liberation organizations dates and timelines are unclear due to the lack of documentation. The organization of this series was based on the records found in this collection. |
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| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 13.5 |
"Buffalo Women's Liberation Union (BWLU): Indo-China
Education Project," (formerly known as "Anti-Imperialism Workgroup"),
1970;
includes position paper, calendar, flier.
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| 13.6 |
"Buffalo Women's Liberation Union (BWLU): principles,"
circa 1970-1971; includes draft of political
principles, notes.
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| 13.7 |
"Buffalo Women's Liberation Union (BWLU):
newsletters,"
1971
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| 13.8 |
Buffalo Women's Center,
1973,
1976; includes funding proposal, newsletters.
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| 13.9-13.11 |
"Socialist-Feminist city-wide women's liberation
organization,"
1975-1977; includes agenda, "Principles of
Unity," notes.
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| 13.12 |
Events and protests,
1975-1978, 1981,
1983, no date; includes fliers, letters, photocopy of
New Age newspaper (women's issue). [originals in
29.1]
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| 13.13-14.3 |
International Women's Day, (IWD),
1976-1980,
1983; includes 1978-1980 IWD Coalitions, agenda and minutes, fliers,
press releases, protest chants, April, 1978 statement by
Women Building Unity and the
Buffalo Workers Movement (BWM), Coalition
response to BWM. [5 folders]
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| 14.4 |
"Women in Transition: A Feminist Handbook on
Separation and Divorce,": spiral bound notebook,
circa 1977; includes meeting notes.
[disbound]
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| 14.5-14.9 |
Buffalo Women's Liberation Union (BWLU),
1978-1980; includes reorganization evaluation,
1979 Rape and Self-Defense workshop, agenda, minutes, notes,
articles.
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| 14.10-14.12 |
Erie County Commission on the Status of Women,
1989-1993; includes Education Meeting Group
minutes, report, workshop, conference agenda,
In the Center newsletter, brochures.
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| 14.13 |
Other organizations,
circa 1970-1980, no date; includes
National Organization for Women,
newsletter, position papers, fliers.
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| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 14.14-14.15 |
New University Conference (NUC),
1969-1971, no date; includes article: "
Toward a Radical Analysis of Women's
Liberation," report: "
Women in Virginia Higher Education," Women's
Caucus newsletters.
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| 15.1 |
Modern Languages Association (MLA),
1970-1971, no date; includes newsletters for MLA
Commission on Women and Women's Caucus for the Modern Languages.
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| 15.2-15.3 |
Radical Women,
1970-1975, no date; includes articles,
Radical Women Manifesto, fliers, notes.
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| 15.4-15.5 |
Chicago Women's liberation Union (CWLU),
1970-1972,
1976, no date; includes photocopies of
Womankind newspapers, newsletters, 1971-1972
Steering Committee report, 1972 Membership Conference agenda, position papers,
fliers. [originals in 29.2]
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| 15.6-15.8 |
Berkeley-Oakland Women's Union (BOWU),
1973-1976, no date; includes "Principles of
Unity," newsletters, fliers.
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| 15.9 |
Boston Women's Union (BWU),
1974, no
date; includes "Principles of Unity," orientation proposal, study group report,
Marxist-Leninist Caucus position paper, letter.
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| 15.10 |
Women's International Resource Exchange Service
(WIRE),
1976, 1978- 1980,
1982; includes articles, catalog.
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| 15.11-16.1 |
Other organizations,
1969-1975, 1980,
1982, no date; includes newsletters from:
Coalition of Labor Union Women (CLUW),
New York Women's Anthropology Caucus; San
Francisco Women's Union Statement of Principles; Declaration of the Puerto
Rican Women's Federation, position papers, fliers. [2 folders]
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| 16.2 |
Women's Liberation Centers,
1970-1974, 1976,
1980; includes catalogs, histories of New York and Philadelphia
centers, newsletter.
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| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 30.2-30.4 |
Cassettes 2-4, Selma James, Waiting for What?,
1973;
includes "
Comments on North American Women's Movement and Wages
for Housework," Pat Robinson lecture: "
It Takes Two."
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| 16.3 |
1974 Marxist-Feminist Conference,
1974, no
date; includes workshop notes, minutes, agenda.
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| 16.4-16.5 |
1975 Socialist-Feminist Conference,
1975 , no
date; includes agenda, Kennedy's spiral bound notebook, post-conference
analysis, CLUW Workshop report, statements by:
Jewish Women's Caucus,
Lesbian Caucus,
Anti-Imperialist & Marxist-Leninist
Caucus,
Willie Mae Reid,
Seattle Radical Women. [disbound]
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| 16.6-16.7 |
Other conferences,
1970-1976,
1979-1980 , no date; includes
1975 West Coast Conference of Socialist-Feminist
Organizations,
1979 Women and Technology: Deciding What's
Appropriate, reports, fliers. [originals in 29.2]
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| Quoted folder headings were taken directly from Kennedy's descriptions. | ||
| Arranged alphabetically by subject. | ||
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 16.8 |
Academia,
1969-1973, no date; includes articles, report,
newsletter.
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| 16.9 |
History of women's movement,
1969-1972, no date; includes
pamphlets.
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| 16.10-16.11 |
Housework,
1974-1975, no date; includes
pamphlets.
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| 16.12 |
Organizing women's organizations,
1973,
1978, no date; includes pamphlets.
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| 16.13-17.1 |
Poetry,
1975, no
date; includes journals, article: "
Towards a Feminist Aesthetic," poems, stories.
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| 17.2-17.9 |
Socialist-Feminism,
1970-1972,
1976-1983, no date; includes pamphlets, journals, newspapers,
report. [originals in 29.2]
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| 17.10 |
"Third-World women,"
1969,
1975-1978, no date; includes articles, newsletters, journal.
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| 18.1-18.4 |
Women in the workforce,
1969-1975, 1978,
1982, no date; includes
Handbook on Women Workers, research paper: "
A TV Guide to the Working Women," pamphlets,
statistics, newsletter, report.
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| 18.5-19.6 |
"Women's Liberation": general,
1969-1981, no date; includes newspapers,
journals, pamphlets, articles. [originals in 29.3] [12 folders]
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| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 19.7-19.9 |
History,
1970-1980, no date; includes 1974 charter, memos,
correspondence, 1974 Faculty Senate "
Prospectus for the Colleges," Ketter statement
on charter, report: "
All Women's Classes and the Struggle for Women's
Liberation," Subcommittee of Colleges Rechartering Committee's draft
report on WSC.
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| 19.10-19.11 |
Memoranda,
1973-1993, no date; includes memos,
correspondence, notes, brochure, sabbatical, campus-hatred flier.
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| 19.12-19.13 |
Annual reports,
1974-1983; includes "
Program Planning Proposal for the Academic Year
1980-1981."
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| 20.1-20.2 |
Third world component,
1976, 1978-1985,
1988, no date; includes 1976 Racism Study Group report, memos,
component and committee meeting notebooks. [disbound]
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| 20.3-20.7 |
BA program,
1978-1982,
1991-1992, no date; includes memos, proposal, AMS
PhD requirements for WS component, notes.
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| 20.8 |
Budget cuts,
1980-1982; includes memos, budget plans for WSC,
College H, and Black Mountain College.
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| 20.9-20.10 |
Newsletters,
1986,
1989-1993, no date
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| 20.11 |
Enrollment,
1990-1993; includes student
registration.
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| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 20.12-20.13 |
Governance,
circa 1971-1984,
1989-1992, no date; includes agenda, minutes, Steering committee,
Kennedy's reports from AMS Executive committee.
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| 21.1 |
Women's Studies caucus,
circa 1972-1975, 1980, no date; includes memos,
minutes.
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| 21.2 |
Curriculum,
circa 1977-1981, no date; includes "Procedures of
Curriculum Committee of WSC," memos.
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| 21.3 |
Committee on Undergraduate Courses and Curricula,
1990;
includes "
1989-1990 Review of the Undergraduate Interdepartmental
Program in Women's Studies."
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| 21.4-21.5 |
Other committees,
1976-1977 ,
1989-1991, no date; includes minutes and memos
from Budget, Collegiate, and Program committee meetings.
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| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 21.6 |
UCB 243:
“Women in Contemporary Society”,
1969-1970; includes memos, course description,
class list, notes.
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| 21.7-22.7 |
WS 213/214:
“Women in Contemporary Society”,
circa 1972-1991, no date; includes syllabi,
course descriptions, articles, 213 Collective evaluations, Issues Meeting
agenda, memos, complaints regarding course content, Collective teaching packet,
spiral bound notebooks. [disbound] [14 folders]
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| 22.8 |
WS 221:
“Women's Art Studio”,
circa 1975-1976; includes
photographs.
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| 22.9 |
WS 283:
“Feminine Eyes, New Vision”,
1989;
includes syllabus, course description, flier.
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| 30.5-31.22 |
Cassettes 5-22, WS 309:
“New Research on Women”,
Fall,
1983; includes guest lecturers Carolyn Korsmeyer, Ellen DuBois, Ana
Maria Hidalgo, Gail Paradise Kelly. [18 cassettes]
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| 22.10 |
WS 310:
“Women in the Soviet Union”,
1980-1981; includes syllabus, course description,
1981 evaluation and revision of course.
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| 22.11-23.3 |
WS 317/318:
“Family as an Institution”,
1973-1981, no date; includes course approval
request, syllabi, course requirements, course evaluations, class lists: 1974,
1980, 1981, spiral bound notebooks. [disbound] [7 folders]
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| 23.4 |
WS 355:
“Theories of Feminism”,
1983;
includes syllabus, course description, report on development of
course.
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| 23.5-23.8 |
Other Women's Studies classes,
circa 1970-1990, no date; includes syllabi,
course descriptions, course requirements, course evaluations, course proposals,
notes.
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| 23.9 |
"
“Directed reading: Women office
workers”,"
1974, no
date; includes bibliography, articles, journal.
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| 23.10-23.11 |
Student work:
Dorothea Nisbet
, 1972-1973; includes 1972 report: YWCA-WSC Coalition Program, 1972 YWCA-WSC seminar: " Women, Our Role and Position in American Society," 1973 interview transcripts on Buffalo Women's Center. |
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| 23.13-24.1 |
Student work,
circa 1973-1979 ,
1991, no
date; includes projects on: Women's Studies curriculum, women workers in Erie
County, NY, Buffalo Westside neighborhoods. [2 folders]
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| 24.2-24.4 |
Course catalogs,
circa 1971-1993; includes catalogs, course
lists.
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| 24.5 |
Instructor's seminar,
1978,
1982,
1990-1993; includes agenda, instructor
orientation packet.
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| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 31.23 |
Cassette 23, Socialist-Feminism lecture,
1976
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| 24.6-24.7 |
"Future of Women's Studies in the University,"
1977;
includes program, Women's Studies in State University report.
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| 24.8-24.9 |
National Women's Studies Association (NWSA),
1978-1983,
1990; includes New York and national association conference agenda,
correspondence,
Women's Studies Review journal,
notes.
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| 31.24 |
Cassette 24,
Anne Froine
, " Beauty Queens, Single Mothers, and Factory Workers: The Professions of Women in Asia," 1980 |
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| 24.10 |
"Governor's Conference on Families,"
1980;
includes program, conference report, notes.
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| 31.25-31.26 |
Cassettes 25-26,
Catherine Stimpson
, " The Validity of Women's Studies as a Degree Granting Field," 1981 |
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| 24.11 |
"Towards a Multi-Cultural Feminism,"
1989-1993; includes correspondence, memos,
fliers, programs, "
Towards an Anti-Racist Feminism."
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|
| 24.12-24.14 |
Other events,
circa 1977-1993, no date; includes fliers,
correspondence, memos, programs, photographs.
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| 32.1+ |
Posters,
circa 1984-1993, no date; includes Women's
Studies sponsored events, Native American Studies, local poetry readings, and
performance art [16 posters]
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| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 25.1 |
Syllabi,
circa 1970-1983, no date
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| 25.2-25.4 |
Programs,
circa 1971-1976, 1982-1992, no date; includes
Penn Women's Studies Planners report, conferences, newsletters, articles,
correspondence.
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|
| 25.5 |
Course catalogs,
circa 1972-1976
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|
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 25.6 | Native American Studies, circa 1970-1975, no date; includes summer orientation program, 1973 seminar: " We are all of the Same Mother," 1974 Seneca/UB National Institutes of Health grant proposal, correspondence, notes. | |
| 25.7 | Department, circa 1972-1992, no date; includes Kennedy's chair appointment, Graduate Group on Native American Law and Policy Issues, academic planning statement, executive committee minutes. | |
| 28.9-28.10 | Promotion and tenure, 1974-1977, no date | |
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 25.8-25.11 |
AMS 515/516:
“Cross-Cultural Study of Women”,
1973-1979, no date; includes syllabi, memos,
“Women in Non-Western Societies”
course, spiral bound notebooks. [disbound]
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|
| 25.12 |
Other courses,
1974, no
date; includes AMS 497/498:
“The Leveling of the People”, AMS
305:
“American Cultural Development”,
notes.
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|
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 25.13-26.1 |
Tennise Morse,
circa 1970-1973 ; includes research papers,
correspondence. [2 folders]
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| 26.2 |
Victor Jaroslav,
1972;
includes correspondence, research papers, correspondence by Clifford
Entes.
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|
| 26.3 |
Barry White,
circa 1972-1976 , no date; includes evaluation
criteria for MA, correspondence.
|
|
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 26.4 |
American Studies Convention,
1973-1974; includes women's studies workshop,
correspondence, notes.
|
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| 26.5 |
Ford Foundation,
1989,
1992-1993; includes women's studies proposal, memos, itinerary.
|
|
| 26.6 |
American Studies for Inspectors of English,
1991;
includes events schedule, participant list, memos.
|
|
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 26.7 | Protests, circa 1969-1991, no date; includes fliers, memos, clippings. | |
| 26.8 | Daycare, 1970-1971, 1975, no date; includes fliers, questionnaires, memos, agenda, correspondence. | |
| 26.9-26.10 | Anti-Rape Task Force, 1980-1981 , 1991, no date; includes fliers, correspondence, procedures. | |
| 26.11 | Events, 1984 , 1990-1992, no date; includes Gay and Lesbian Alliance, Homotextualities, Academy for Educational Development. | |
| 26.12 | Middle States Association review, 1991-1992; includes correspondence, sample questionnaires, Kennedy's report on quality of graduate student life. | |
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 26.13 |
NEH grant proposal: "
Faculty Development in Preparation for a Pilot Course in
Cultural Pluralism Utilizing Important Writings by Americans,"
1988
|
|
| 26.14-26.16 |
Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education
(FIPSE),
1988-1991; includes grant requests, memos,
notes.
|
|
| 27.1-27.5 |
Memoranda,
1988-1993, no date; includes subcommittee summer
workshop reports, statements by Prof.
Thomas C. Barry on American Pluralism,
1992 "Course Development Information Packet."
|
|
| 27.6-27.7 |
Minutes,
1989-1991
|
|
| 27.8-27.9 |
Syllabi,
1989-1991; includes course descriptions,
assignments.
|
|
| 27.10-27.11 |
Course evaluations,
1989-1991; includes TCEP results, subcommittee
course evaluation reports, instructor course reflections.
|
|
| Box-folder | Contents | |
| 27.12 |
President's Commission on the Recruitment and
Promotion of Women,
circa 1970-1975, no date; includes pamphlet: "
Studies on Women," memos, correspondence,
notes.
|
|
| 27.13 |
Organizations,
1972-1976,
1992-1993; includes
Women's Council,
Women's Research Institute,
Graduate Group for Feminist
Studies.
|
|
| 28.1-28.2 |
Caucus on Women's Rights at SUNY,
1973-1975; includes minutes, memos,
correspondence, newsletters.
|
|
| 28.3 |
Undergraduate College (UGC) Feminist and Minority
Studies Curriculum Subcommittee,
circa 1985-1987, no date; includes memos, report
drafts.
|
|
| 28.4-28.5 |
UGC Equality and Diversity Subcommittee,
1986-1988; includes memos, agenda, report
drafts.
|
|
| 28.6-28.7 |
UGC Curriculum Committee,
1987-1991; includes minutes, memos, addendum and
update to "
Undergraduate General Education Curriculum Proposal for
Arts and Sciences Students at UB."
|
|
| 28.8 |
UGC General Assembly,
1988-1991; includes memos, minutes, agenda, 1990
report: "
Undergraduate General Education Curriculum Proposal for
Arts and Sciences Students at UB."
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