This file consists of documents relating to the McMaster University Equal Rights Review Committee, its petition and its implementation of equal rights at McMaster.

The file contains meeting minutes, correspondence, lists of faculty members and an initial report to the Equal Rights Review and Co-ordinating Committee of the Senate. The file also contains a memorandum, a special review, a recommended Senate response and an extract of minutes.

This file consists of documents relating to the Sub-Committee to Celebrate International Women's Year and to the International Women's Year one-day celebration at McMaster.

The file contains meeting minutes, correspondence, flyers, notes and a program. The file also contains a budget, a mailing list, a workshop report, a schedule and an article by Anne Dowson.

This file consists of documents relating to the salary of full-time academic staff and to the status of women at McMaster.

The file contains correspondence, a brief, an agenda and the text: "The Status of Women at McMaster," by Lynn MacDonald.

This file consists of documents relating and created by the McGill Women's Union. Topics include an anti-pornography demonstration, the Women's Film Festival, to rape and to a documentary film screening of “Not a Love Story.”

There is also a supplement from an unknown McGill student publication from March 15, 1974 entitled "Women." Included are articles about women at work and the exploitation and female labour, Black Women, Chilean Women, clerical work, abortion, the Montreal Women's Place, women and health, women and child care in China, women in prison, and rape.

The file also contains newspaper clippings, flyers, a pamphlet, quotations, a constitution, letter, tickets and McGill Women's Union letterhead.

This file consists of documents relating to birth control, to venereal diseases and to the McGill Centennial for Women.

The file contains the Montreal Health Press': "Birth Control Handbook," "le Petit manuel de la contraception" and "VD handbook."

Also contains a copies of Free Press, a publication of the students of Arts and Science from December 2, 1970 and February 4, 1971. The issues focuse on women's liberation and includes articles about militant feminism, sex work (Woman As Prostitute), book reviews and poetry, gay and lesbian liberation, human sexuality, etc.

The file also contains the October 1984 issue of the Women's Centennial Committee Update and a bookmark.