Records, 1962-1979 (inclusive), 1969-1976 (bulk).

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Records, 1962-1979 (inclusive), 1969-1976 (bulk).

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Records cover the planning, development, and demise of the organization. Included are agendas, minutes, notes, and reports of the 1969 planning conference, the 1971 organizing meeting, and annual and executive committee meetings, 1972-1974. Also reports on the status of the Coalition, 1971-1974, photos from the 1974 annual meeting, and questionnaires about a proposed workshop. Series II includes legal correspondence, membership inqurires, requests for information, and correspondence with members and foundations. Also included are coalition proposals; publications; conference papers, including material on women in China; and financial records, including material on membership dues and grant accounts.

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Arthur and Elizabeth Schlesinger Library on the History of Women in America‏

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Arthur and Elizabeth Schlesinger Library on the History of Women in America‏

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