Amy Ruth Tobol papers, 1974-1994.

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Amy Ruth Tobol papers, 1974-1994.

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The papers reflect Tobol's academic and extracurricular pursuits at the State University of New York at Buffalo, including extensive involvement in the Anti-Rape Task Force and the Women's Studies Program (syllabi and course readings). Also included are papers which reflect Tobol's positions within the National Lawyers Guild including extensive documentation on her participation in the 12th World Festival of Youth Students (Moscow, 1985). In addition, there is material related to her involvement with Tolstoy College (ca. 1978-1982), American Indian Law Alliance (1986-1991) and the Center for Immigrants Rights, Inc. (1985-1988).

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