This file contains the Women Against Rape statement, a newspaper article titled "Women Halt 'Death-Sex' Movie," and statements from Toronto, LA, Ohio, Cleveland, and other locations about sexual violence against women and related protests.
This file contains a booklet on Wages for Housework, letters to sisters, and a pre-registration form for the California State Meeting. It includes an opening statement by the prosecuting attorney from the LA Wages for Housework Committee, materials on street trials charging government and business with pimping women, and a summons related to prostitution. It also contains correspondence, letters, and articles on police violence against women and children, protests, and a call to defeat Carter’s welfare reform plan.
This file contains posters protesting welfare cuts, letters on the Wages for Housework campaign and its crisis, and a report from the Maimonides Community Mental Health Center. It includes correspondence with the NYC collective, organizational notes, and a letter to the Sisters as well as a broadsheet about a conference sponsored by the New York Wages for Housework Committee "Wages for Housework and Welfare".
This file contains newsletters and posters/leaflets for the Black Women Wages for Housework and Wages for Housework and Lesbianism, a transcript of a new radio interview on Wages for Housework and Welfare, transcripts of public meetings and panels for the Black Women Wages for Housework, and posters and a schedule for The Queens College Women's Festival (March 24, 1977). The file also includes an issue: Safire. Black Women for Wages for housework. USA. (Vol. 1 No.1).
The file contains correspondence, both official and personal, mainly to and from the Boston Wages for Housework committee, as well as a draft agenda from a meeting and financial records relating to expenses.
This file contains a poster from the International Wages for Housework Campaign Organization, caucus resolutions, a memorandum, and a letter from The Conveners. It includes a schedule form the New York State Women's Caucus International Women's Year, multiple newspaper articles on feminist and housewifery issues, and documents addressing lesbian concerns, such as a non-women delegate lesbians caucus statement and an invitation from the Coalition of Grass Roots Women Conference.
This file contains a heavily edited paper, and a proposed agenda from the Wages Due Lesbians (9-11 April 1977), a letter to network friends, and a letter from the Philadelphia Wages for Housework Action Group addressing women's rights issues.
