Katharine Bullitt Papers 1950-1991 1966-1988

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Katharine Bullitt Papers 1950-1991 1966-1988

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Papers of a Seattle civic activist in education, desegregation, civil rights, peace, and historic preservation.

68 cubic feet; 68 boxes

eng,

University of Washington Libraries Special Collections

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SNAC Resource ID: 6366071

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Citizens for Fair School Funding

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The Ad Hoc School Crisis Committee was established in 1975 after school legislation failed in Seattle, Washington. The following year, the Citizens for Fair School Funding was created with the expanded purpose to influence legislation at the state level. The organization was disolved in 1979; however, the Citizens Education Center Northwest continued throughout the 1980s as an information resource, school advocate, and reform supporter From the description of Citizens for Fair School...

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Central Area School Council (Seattle, Wash.)

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Seattle's Say on Schools.

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Private Initiatives in Public Education.

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Municipal League of Seattle and King County. Education Committee.

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Volunteer Instruction Program (Seattle, Wash.)

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National Committee for Citizens in Education

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Seattle Public Schools

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Bullitt, Katharine

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Seattle civic activist Katharine (Kay) Bullitt was raised in Massachusetts, earned a degree in government from Radcliffe College in 1946, taught elementary school in Massachusetts, and settled in Seattle in 1953. In addition to raising six children, Bullitt dedicated herself to civic activism, particularly in the area of education. For over twenty years, she worked to desegregate Seattle public schools (through such organizations as the Coalition for Quality Integrated Education), increase schoo...

Citizens Education Center (Seattle, Wash.)

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Evergreen State College Foundation. Board of Governors.

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Coalition for Quality Integrated Education (Seattle, Wash.)

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