Jeanne Taylor Cahill papers, 1953 ; 1965-1993 (bulk 1970-1993).

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Jeanne Taylor Cahill papers, 1953 ; 1965-1993 (bulk 1970-1993).

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The Cahill papers is comprised of subject files, personal papers and artifacts reflecting the political, and activist activities of Jeanne Cahill. Series I, Subject files documents Cahill's service to numerous commissions and organizations, including the Georgia Commission on the Status of Women, the Coordinating Committee for the Observance of the International Women's Year (1975), ERA Georgia, Inc., and the Democratic Party in Georgia. Series II, Personal material includes newspaper clippings about Cahill and subjects of interest to Cahill, correspondence, photographs, and biographical information. Series III, Artifacts and textiles includes buttons, jewelry, t-shirts and a towel related to the Women's Movement and efforts to pass the Equal Rights Amendment in Georgia.

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White House Conference on Families

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Cahill, Jeanne Taylor, 1932-

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Norma Jeanne Taylor Cahill, civic activist and businesswoman, was born in Alma (Ware County), Georgia in 1932. She graduated from Bacon County (GA) High School (1949), attended Berry College (Rome, GA, 1949-1951), Jacksonville Junior and Massey Business Colleges in Jacksonville, Florida (graduated 1953), and studied business law and elementary psychology at the University of Georgia, Waycross Center (1957-1958). Cahill married Al (William Alpheus) Cahill in 1959, worked as Industrial News editor...

ERA Georgia, Inc.

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ERA Georgia, Inc. was formed in Atlanta (Ga.) in 1973 for the purpose of securing ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) by the Georgia General Assembly. It began under the name Georgia Coalition for the ERA and became Georgia Council for the ERA before incorporating in 1978 as ERA Georgia, Inc. From the description of ERA Georgia records, 1973-1982. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 123429906 ...

Georgia. Governor's Commission on the Status of Women

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