This file consists of documents on the history and structure of the International Women's Day Committee. The documents also pertain to prostitution, to socialist-feminism, to affirmative action and to conferences on women's liberation and socialism.

The file contains meeting minutes, notes, correspondence, a transcript of the IWDC History Committee’s first meeting, a chronology on lesbian history and on the International Women's Committee, a booklet on prostitution, a report by the Co-ordinating Committee and a report for the OFL Affirmative Action Campaign.

This file consists of documents relating to events, such as Tatyana Manovona's visit to Canada, Take Back the Night, and the Irwin Toy strike. The file contains flyers, leaflets on Sisterns and a newspaper clipping on the Irwin Toy strike.

The file also contains a booklet on Feminist dissident, Tatyana Manovona, a brief on daycare, a pamphlet and a Take Back the Night information sheet.

This file consists of documents relating to the International Women's Day Committee and various subjects and events, such as: a visiting Soviet author, Tatyana Mamonova; fundraising; lack of affordable day care and housing in Toronto; and the nominations for the YWCA Women of Distinction Awards.

The file contains correspondence, nomination forms, newspaper clippings, statements and the September 9, 1991 issue of “International Women's Day Newsletter.”

This file consists of documents relating to conferences such as the “Conference in Solidarity with Women of South Africa and Namibia.” The file also contains documents pertaining to a newsletter, to the Kristina Potapczyk Trust Fund and to the planning of International Women's Day celebrations.

The file contains correspondence, a pamphlet on “Solidarity with Women of South Africa and Namibia,” leaflets, flyers and a paper: "Arm the Womyn."

This file consists of documents relating to the International Women's Day Committee and its involvement in the planning of International Women's Day activities.

It contains flyers, pamphlets, an 1978 International Women's Day booklet, newspaper clippings and a draft article by Nancy Adamson and Kathy Arnup, published in Broadside.