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AFT: Human Rights and Community Relations Department
1965-1975 3 linear feet
Accession #348
DALNET# OCLC#
The Human Rights and Community Relations Department of the American Federation of Teachers was created by Vice President Richard Parrish October 2, 1966. Before the official department was created it was a standing committee and then a permanent committee with in the executive council. The department was created as an office in the AFT that would be responsible for collecting and distributing information about the government, education and community policies and programs dealing with civil and human rights. The most important duty of the department is to guide the AFT in any “involvement with or commitment to labor and other organizations concerned with civil and human rights.” The bulk of the materials in this collection deals with the Racism in Education conference that the AFT sponsored throughout the late 1960s to the early 1970s. Other materials are general subject files and correspondence to and from the Civil Rights Department. Subjects Education - Education Reform Racism in Textbooks Education - High Schools - Curricula Teacher Strikes - San Francisco Education - School Segregation Oceanhill-Brownsville Education - Urban Education Important Correspondence Eugene Didier Don Slaiman Shirely Gold Marjorie Stern Louis T. Hurt Mark Stone Sandra Feldman Albert Shanker Len Lewis David Selden Mary Ellen Riordan Richard Parish Dr.Harvey Scribner Ann Ponder
Contents 6 manuscript boxes
Series I. Conferences and Meetings, 1965-1975, Boxes 1 - 5 Correspondences, clippings, reports, minutes, speeches, questionnaires, notes from meetings. Series II. Subject, 1965-1972, Boxes 5-6 Correspondence, clippings, speeches, and reports to and from the Human Rights and Community Relations Department of the AFT.
Series I Conferences and Meetings 1965-1975
Box 1-5
Series 1 consists of correspondence and materials between various states and city locals to the civil rights committee/department. This series also has information about the education and racism conferences that the AFT. These materials contain speeches, notes, minutes, clippings, reports, pamphlets and flyers from the conferences as well as how various locals and state federations handled racism and desegregation in their districts. Files are arranged alphabetically by subject or by type of material. Box 1 1. Baltimore, 1972 2. Boston, 1974 3. California, 1967-1972 4. “ “ 1974 5. Chicago, 1968-1974 6-7. Chicago; Education vs. Racism Conference, 1968 8. Chicago; Charles Hamilton speech at Education vs. Racism conf., 1968 9. Cincinnati, 1974 10. Cleveland, 1968-1975
11. Denver; Education vs. Racism Conference, 1966-1968 12-13. Detroit; Racism in Education, 1967 14. Detroit/East Detroit, 1970-1975 15. Connecticut, 1969-1972 16. Erie, Pennsylvania, 1968 17. Florida, 1969-1974 18. Gary, Indiana; Black convention, Mar 1972 19. Iowa, 1973-1974 20. Kansas City, Missouri, 1974 Box 2 1. Los Angeles, 1968 2. Michigan, 1968-1974 3. Michigan, 1972 4. Minnesota, 1969-1972 5. New York City, 1967-1969 6. New York City, 1971-1975 7-8. New Orleans, 1970-1974 9. New Orleans; NEA Task force on school desegregation in Louisiana, 1970 10. Newark, 1969-1974 11. Oakland, California, 1969-1971 12. Philadelphia; Racism in Education Conference, 1966 13 “ “ 1965-1968 Box 3 1. Philadelphia, 1968-1975 3. Portland, Oregon, 1968-1970 4. St. Louis; Racism in Education, 1968 5. “ “ Decentralization workshop, 1969 6. Washington, DC., 1968-1971 7. Washington, DC., Negro History Conference; registered guests, 1966 8-9. “ “ “ “ “ “ 1966, 1 of 2 10. “ “ “ “ “ “ Keith Baird speech 11. “ “ “ “ “ “ Lerone Bennett speech 12. “ “ “ “ “ “ Robert Bone speech 13. “ “ “ “ “ “ John Hearik Clarke speech 14. “ “ “ “ “ “ Charles Cogen speech Box 4 1. “ “ “ “ “ St. Clair Drake speech, 1966 2. “ “ “ “ “ John Franklin speech, 1966 3. “ “ “ “ “ William Kelly speech, 1966 4. “ “ “ “ “ James McPherson speech, 1966
5. “ “ “ “ “ Ken Start, 1966 6. “ “ “ “ Charles Wesley Speech, 1966 7. Washington State, 1966-1967 8. Racism in Education Conference, clippings, 1966 9. Racism in Education Conference; mix materials, 1966-1967 10-11. Racism in Education Questionnaires, 1969
Series II Subjects
1965-1972
Series 2 contains various subject matters to the Civil Rights department. Materials range from correspondence about the subjects to news clippings, flyers, booklets, reports and speeches. Files are arranged alphabetically
Box 4 12 Afro-American Newspapers, 1967-1968 13 AFT; amicus brief: Hobson vs. Hansen, 1966 14. AFT; Committee on Civil Rights; memorandums, 1967-1969 15 AFT; Committee on Civil Rights; memorandums, 1969-1972 16. AFT Civil Rights committee; school desegregation, 1970 Box 5 1. AFT; Civil Rights Department; correspondence, 1967-1972 2. “ “ “ “ Conference on School Decentralization, 1968 3. AFT; Equal Education for All, 1970
4. AFT; misc. materials, 1970-1972 5 American Teacher correspondence; re: civil rights, 1970 6. Canfield Journal, 1967 7-8. Curriculum materials, 1967 9. Effects on Discrimination upon children and youth, 1967 10. Guidelines for school desegregation in big cities; drafts, 1970 11. Heritage bulletin, Influence of African language on American language, 1965 12. La Raza, 1970 13 Misc. publications, 1972 14. Misc. papers and speeches on civil rights, 1968-1971 15. Misc. papers on racism, 1965-1967 Box 6 1. Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party, 1968 2. NEA; Recommendations to NEA taskforce on Human Rights, 1968 3. Negro in Revolt; Cleveland public library, 1967 4 - 5. News articles, 1966-1971 6. “ “ Baton Rouge Crisis, 1972 7. “ “ Carnasie Crisis, 1972 8. Negro freedom movement: an annotated bibliography, 1967 9. Port Royal experiment: the story of the black experience during the Civil War, 1970 10. Pamphlets, flyers, booklets, 1970 11. Poor People’s Campaign, 1968 12. Racism, 1965-1968 13-14. San Francisco; strike, 1968-1969 15. Segal, Ben speech, 1967 16. Student as a nigger, Jerry Farber, n.d. 17. Treatment of Negroes in American history textbooks, 1965 18-19 US commission on civil rights papers and materials, 1967 20 White Plains, NY; racial balance plan, 1965 AV collection of the Human Rights and Community Relations Department: Photograph - one unidentified Photograph - Philadelphia Federation of Teachers, Cesar Chavez shaking hands with Frank Sullivan, president of the PFT, 1972 (?) Poster - “Teachers Are Failing - Indian People Speak Out”, n.d.
Walter P. Reuther Library
Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs
Wayne State University Archives
AFT: Human Rights and Community Relations Department Records, Part II 1960-2005 (Bulk 1976-2000)
18.5 Linear Feet Walter P. Reuther Library, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI Finding aid written by Lauren Olszewski - June, 2012. Accession Number: 348 Creator: Acquisition: Language: Access: Use: Notes: Related Material:
American Federation of Teachers Human Rights and Community Relations Department The AFT Human Rights and Community Relations Department Records were deposited at the Walter P. Reuther Library in June, 2007. This collection is the second deposit. The bulk of the material is in English, some Spanish materials. The material is open to researchers. Refer to the Walter P. Reuther Library Rules for Use of Archival Materials. Restrictions: Some sensitive material is found in the collection including case files, legal, and private matters. Privacy laws and restrictions imposed by the Library prohibit the use of names and other personal information, which might identify an individual, except with written permission from the Director and/or the donor. Citation style: "AFT Human Rights and Community Relations Department Records, Box [#], Folder [#], Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs, Wayne State University" Audio and video tapes were removed and transferred to the Walter P. Reuther Audiovisual Department. The first accrual of this collection is available at the Walter P. Reuther Library:
AFT Human Rights and Community Relations Department Records, 1965-1975 LR000348_HRCR
PLEASE NOTE: Material in this collection is arranged by series only, and not within each
individual folder. Arrangement is based on the original order of the records and individual subjects may be found throughout the collection.
Walter P. Reuther Library
Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs
Wayne State University Archives
Abstract: The American Federation of Teachers Human Rights and Community
Relations Department was formed in 1966. The department began as a means to research and share information pertaining to civil and human rights within the education sector. Beginning with a focus on racism in education, the department has evolved and taken on an advocacy and educative role with respect to women’s rights, LGBT rights, and multicultural groups. The department also supports many national and community organizations which focus on education, civil and human rights.
The bulk of the collection deals with black history, race relations and women’s rights on both national and local levels. The collection consists of AFT files as well as meeting and conference information. The department maintained a large section of subject files relating to civil and human rights in education. Materials in this collection include booklets, correspondence, flyers, legal proceedings, memos, minutes, meeting materials, news articles and clippings, newsletters, notes, pamphlets, planning documents, policy documents, proposals, reports, resolution documents, and speeches.
Important Subjects Affirmative Action African Americans--History Civil Rights Desegregation in Education
Education Reform Education - Minority Education Gay and Lesbian Rights Women`s Rights
Important Names Ed McElroy Sandra Feldman Rita Freedman Phil Kugler Nat LaCour Bob Porter
Bella Rosenberg Albert Shanker Foster Stringer Barbara Van Blake Alex Wohl
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Arrangement: The collection is broken into three series, listed below. Within each series, folders are grouped alphabetically. Items within folders are not arranged. Series I: AFT Files (1969-2005, Boxes 1-4) Series II: AFT Meetings and Conferences (1966-2003, Boxes 4-9; AV Materials 1992-2002, 18-19) Series III: AFT Subject Files (1970-2003, Boxes 9-17) Series I Box 1
1. Robert Porter, 1976-1987 2. Robert Ripperger, 1992-1996 3. Ruth Wattenberg, 1995-2000 4. Eugenia Kemble, 1977-1995 5. Barbara Van Blake, 1991-2001 6-7 Human Rights General, 1975-1998 8. David Strom, 1995-2001 9. Sandra Feldman, 1998-2005 10. Rita Freedman, 1998 11. Bella Rosenberg, 1990-1999 12. Greg Humphrey, 1995-1999 13. Ed McElroy, 1994-1999 14. Mark Chaykin, 1987-1996 15. Charles Iannello, 1990 16. Phil Krugler, 1976-1990 17. Raymond Mackey, 1993-1994 18. Lou Nayman, 1995 19. Al Squire, 1990-1999 20. Sandy Weisman, 1983-1995 21. Kate Krell, 1987-1991 22. Jewell Gould, 1984-1989 23. Paula O’Connor, 1994-1997 24. Rick Kuplinski, 1996 25-26 Legislation, 1969-1994
25. Alabama, 1976-1984 26. Arizona, 1986 27. Arkansas, 1974-1998 28. California, 1976-1982 29. California, 1998-2000 30. California; UTLA, 1997-1999 31. California; LA School District, 1995 32. Colorado Federation of Teachers, 1982
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33. Connecticut, 1983-1996 34. Connecticut – Quarterly Progress Report on the Hartford Public Schools, 1997-1998 35. Delaware, 1975-1977 36. Delaware, 1977-1980
Box 2
1. District of Columbia – Washington Teachers Union, 1981-1997 2. District of Columbia, 1996 3. Florida, 1979-1990 4. Florida, Broward Teachers Union, 1985-1990 5. Florida, DTU Retirement, 1990 6. Florida, FEA/ United Coalition, 1977-1984 7. Florida, Gainesville, 1990 8. Florida, Miami Black Caucus, 1985 9. Florida, Miami-Dade, 1999 10. Florida, Miami Riots, 1980 11. Florida, Minority Women’s Coalition, 1990 12. Florida, One Florida, 1999-2000 13. Florida, Palm Beach, 1982-1984 14. Florida, United Teachers of Dade, 1987-1988 15. Georgia, 1981-2003 16. Illinois, 1999- 2003 17. Illinois, 1995-1996 18. Illinois, Carbondale 1976-1986 19. Illinois, Chicago 1977-2003 20. Indiana, 1977-1998 21. Illinois, Kermit Scott, 1983-1985 22. Kansas, 1974-2000 23. Kentucky, 1975-1998 24. Louisiana, 1978-1988 25. Maryland, 1986-1997 26. Massachusetts, 1978-1999 27. Michigan, 1980-2001
Contains sensitive materials – Researchers must sign Restricted Use Form. 28. Minnesota, 1976-1999 29. Mississippi, 1978-2000
Box 3
1. Missouri, 1974-1987 2. Missouri, 1974-1987 3. Missouri, 1976-1996 4. Missouri, 1976-1996 5. Missouri, Kansas City - Desegregation, 1995-1998 6. New Jersey, 1978-1997 7. New Mexico, 1997 8. New York, 1974-1984
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9. New York, 1984-1998 10. New York, 1998-2000
Contains sensitive materials – Researchers must sign Restricted Use Form. 11. North Carolina, 1978-2000
Contains sensitive materials – Researchers must sign Restricted Use Form. 12. Ohio, 1979-1987 13. Ohio, 1982-1997 14. Ohio, 1993-2001 15. Oklahoma, 1977-1998 16. Oregon, 1976 17. Overseas, 1976, 1994 18. Pennsylvania, 1970-1993 19. South Carolina, 1976-1987 20. South Carolina, 1976-1982 21. Tennessee, 1982, 1984
Box 4
1. Texas, 1975-1995 2. Utah, 1988, 2005 3. Virgin Islands, 1989-2000 4. Virginia, 1981-1982 5. Washington, 1994
Series II Box 4
6. AFL-CIO Africa Trip, August 24 - September 18, 2001 7. AFL-CIO Civil & Human Rights Meeting Conf., 2001 8. AFL-CIO Civil & Human Rights Meeting, 1998-1999 9. AFL-CIO Community Services, 1998 10. AFL- Conflict/Mediation Resolution, 2002 11. AFL-CIO Convention, 1999 12. AFL-CIO Department of Civil and Human Rights – Affirmative Action, 1998 13. AFL-CIO Immigration Policy Meeting Washington, DC - 2000 14. AFL-CIO State Legislation Committee, 2000 15. AFT Civil & Human Rights Committee, April 1990 16. AFT Civil & Human Rights Committee, March 1991 17. AFT Civil & Human Rights Committee, 1992 18. AFT Civil & Human Rights Committee, May 1992 19. AFT Civil & Human Rights Committee, Aug. 1992 20. AFT Civil & Human Rights Committee, Dec. 1992 21. AFT Civil & Human Rights Committee, March, 1993 22. AFT Civil & Human Rights Committee, July 7, 1993 23. AFT Civil & Human Rights Committee, Jan.15-16, 1994 24. AFT Civil & Human Rights Committee, April 11-12, 1994
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25. AFT Civil & Human Rights Committee, Meeting, Sept. 14, 1994 26. AFT Civil & Human Rights Committee, 1995 27. AFT Civil & Human Rights Committee, Meeting, January 14-16, 1995 28. AFT Civil & Human Rights Committee, Meeting, April 4-5, 1995 29. AFT Civil & Human Rights Committee, July 3, 1995 30. AFT Civil & Human Rights Committee, Sept. 27, 1995 31. AFT Civil & Human Rights Committee, 1996 32. AFT Civil & Human Rights Committee, 1996 33. AFT Civil & Human Rights Committee, St. Thomas, VI, April 16-28, 1996 34. AFT Civil & Human Rights Committee, Washington, D.C., April 21, 1997 35. AFT Civil & Human Rights Committee, Washington, D.C., Aug. 4-5 1997 36. AFT Civil & Human Rights Committee, Nov. 1998 37. AFT Civil & Human Rights Committee, Correspondence, 1991-1999 38. AFT Civil & Human Rights Conference, Nov. 1991 39. AFT Civil & Human Rights Committee, 10/92
Box 5
1. AFT Civil & Human Rights Conference, October 1993 2. AFT Civil & Human Rights Committee, October 1994 3. AFT Civil & Human Rights Committee, October 1995 4. AFT Civil, Human and Women’s Rights Committee Meeting Jan. 2000 5. AFT Civil, Human and Women’s Rights, Conference, 2000 6. AFT Civil, Human and Women’s Rights Committee, Washington, D.C. July 2003 7. AFT Civil, Human and Women’s Rights Conf. Evaluations, July 14-16, 1998 8. AFT Convention Awards Los Angeles, CA, 1983 9. AFT Convention Awards Washington, DC, 1986 10. AFT Convention, Boston, Massachusetts, July 1990 11. AFT Convention, Awards Pittsburgh, PA - 1992 12. AFT Convention, Anaheim, 1994 13. AFT Convention, 1996 14. AFT Convention, New Orleans, Louisiana, July 18-21 1998 (Photograph – Box 17) 15. AFT Education Partners Meeting, 2002 16. AFT Hispanic Advisory Committee, Nov. 10, 1994 17. AFT Hispanic Advisory Committee Meeting, 1995 18. AFT Hispanic Advisory Committee, Dec. 1998 19. AFT Hispanic Committee Meeting, 1990 20. AFT Hispanic Task Force Meeting, 1991 21. AFT Hispanic Task Force Meeting, 1993 22. AFT Joint Women’s Rights & Human and Civil Rights Committee Meeting, 1998 23. AFT National Gay & Lesbian Caucus, 1991-2000 24. AFT National Gay & Lesbian Caucus, 1995-1996 25. AFT-NEA Conference on School Safety, 1997-1999 26. AFT-NEA Discipline Policy Group 1, 1998-1999 27. AFT-NEA Discipline Policy Group 2, 1997-1998 28. AFT Subcommittee/Planning Group Meetings – Civil, Human and Women’s Rights
Conference, 1998
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29. AFT Women’s Issues Conf. Biographies, March 8-10 2000 30. AFT Women’s Rights Committee, May 1990 31. AFT Women’s Rights Committee, June 1992 32. AFT Women’s Rights Committee, July 1993 33. AFT Women’s Rights Committee, January 18-23, 1994 34. AFT Women’s Rights Committee, May 1994 35. AFT Women’s Rights Committee, January 1995
Box 6
1. AFT Women’s Rights Committee, 1997 2. AFT Women’s Rights Committee, December 2000 3. AFT Women’s Rights Committee, December 2000 4. AFT Women’s Rights Committee; Meeting, May 5, 1995 5. AFT Women’s Rights Committee; Meeting, July 27, 1995 6. AFT Women’s Rights Committee; Meeting, 5/31/96 7. AFT Women’s Rights Committee; Meeting, November 25, 1996 8. AFT Women’s Rights Committee; Meeting, 11/98 9. AFT Women’s Rights Committee; Meeting, November 19-21, 1999 10. AFT Women’s Rights Committee, Jan.21, 2000 11. AFT Women’s Rights Committee, November, 16, 2001 12. AFT Women’s Rights Committee Correspondence, 1991-1997 13. AFT Women’s Rights Conference, March 1991 14. AFT Women’s Rights Conference, March 1993 15. AFT Women’s Rights Conference, March 1997 16. AFT Women’s Rights Conference, March 2000 17. AFT Women’s Rights Training Conference, March 1995 18. AFT Women’s Rights Training Conf., BIOS, March 1995 19. AFT Women’s Rights Conv. Award Nominations, 1998 20. Africare Bishop John T. Walker Memorial Dinner Fundraiser, 1993 21. AFTSU Election, 1985 22. Allen Johnson Foundation, 1997 23. American Association of School Personnel Administrators, 1997 24. American Educator Article, Randolph, 1989 25. APRI – Arizona 1990-1991 26. APRI Hall of Fame, 1995 27. APRI – Metropolitan New York Chapter Proposal, 1997 28. APRI – National Conference on Human Rights, 1977 29. APRI – Ohio (Barbara’s Presentation Material), 11/20/93 30. A. Philip Randolph (Speeches) – 6/60-11/66 31. APALA - Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance, 2002 32. Asian-Pacific Advisory Committee Meeting, 1994 33. Asian-Pacific Advisory Committee Meeting, 1995 34. Bayard Rustin Fund, 1976-1988
Box 7
1. Bayard Rustin Fund, 1976-1989
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2. Bayard Rustin Fund, 1989-2002 3. Bayard Rustin (Career) 4. Bethune Council House, 2/1/99 5. Bethune Council House - Federal Advisory Commission for Mary McLeod, 2000 6. Bethune Museum & Archives, 1996-1998 7. Jessie Bernard Wise Women Awards, March 15, 2001 8. Black Radical Congress, 2000 9. Boy Scouts of America, 1996-1998 10. Children’s Defense Fund 25th Anniversary Gala, 11/17/1998 11. Coalition of Black Trade Unionists (CBTU) 1995-1999 12. CBTU Remarks by William Lucy & Frederick O’Neal, 1982, 1997 13. Coalition for D.C. Schools, 1982- 1993 14. Coalition of Labor Union Women (CLUW) Convention Committee, 1998-2000 15. CLUW, 1998-2002 16. CLUW Chapter Presidents, 1998 17. CLUW Convention, 1999 18. CLUW Election Results, 2001 19. Constituency for Africa – Melvin Foot, 1996-1999 20. Education International (EI) Questionnaire on Gay and Lesbian Teachers and Education
Workers, 1999-2000 21. EI – The Role of Trade Unions in Gender Equality & Org. Women, 1997-1999 22. EI – Women in Education, 1994-1995 23. Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network (GLSEN), 2001 24. 2nd Annual GLSEN Conference - Oakland, CA, 1998 25. GLSEN, 1997-1999 26. KAPPA Scholarship Fund, 2001 27. KAPPA Scholarship Reception, June 5, 2003 (2 photographs – Box 17) 28. Human Rights Campaign, 2000-2002 29. MLK Commission, 1985-1994 30. MLK Holiday Activities, 1999-2002 31. NAACP- Age Discrimination Meetings w/ Wade Henderson, LCCR & Hilary Shelton,
Washington Bureau – 2001 32. NAACP Class Size Rally, 2002 33. NAACP Clippings, 1993-1999 34. NAACP Correspondence with John Johnson, 1999-2000 35. NAACP - Missouri State Plan Call to Action – 2002 36. NAACP Regional Conference, 2002 37. NAACP Voter Education Fund, 2001 38. National Association for Bilingual Education (NABE), 2002 39. National Baptist Convention (NBC) Labor Round Table Meeting - Memphis, TN,
March 12, 2001 40. NBC Labor Round Table, 1996-2000 41. National Black Caucus of State Legislators (NBCSL), 2000-2001
Box 8
1. NBCSL, 2001
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2. NBCSL, 2002 3. NBCSL LRT Meeting – Washington, DC, 2002 4. NBCSL LRT Meeting – Denver, CO, 7/24/2002 5. NBCSL Resolutions, 2000 6. National Coalition on Black Civic Participation, Meeting – May 9, 2002 7. National Coalition of Title I/Chapter I, 1998-1999 8. National Coalition for Women and Girls in Education (NCWGE), 1997-1999 9. National Commission for African American Education, 1997-1999 10. National Committee on Pay Equity Survey, 1989-1990 11. National Committee on Pay Equity, 1996-2001 12. National Committee on Pay Equity, Annual Meeting, Nov.30, 1999 13. National Committee on Pay Equity, Annual Awards Luncheon, December 2, 2000 14. National Committee for World Food Day, 1998-1999 15. National Consumer League, 1998-2000 16. National Council of Negro Women, 1994-2000 17. National Council of Negro Women, Convention, 1995 18. National Education Association (NEA), 1966-1998 19. National Hispanic Caucus of State Legislators (NHCLS), 2002-2003 20. National Institute for Occupational Health and Safety, 1999-2001 21. National Latina Organization – MANA, 1999 22. National Organization for Women (NOW) – Mobilizing for Women’s Lives, 1989 23. NOW – Women of Color Conference, 1998 24. National Puerto Rican Coalition - San Juan, PR, 2001-2002 25. National School Boards Association (NSBA), 1999 26. National Urban Coalition, 1991-1999 27. National Urban League, 1979-1985 28. National Urban League, 1980-1998
Box 9
1. National Coalition of Education Activists - DC, 2002 2. Office of Civil Rights, 1976-1979 3. Office of Civil Rights, 1977-1991 4. People of America Foundation, 1987-2000 5. President’s Committee on People with Disabilities, 1996-2001 6. Pride at Work, 1999-2001 7. Quality Education for Minorities (QEM) Network, 1991-1996 8. Rainbow Coalition, 1993-1994 9. Streetwise, 1998 10. Southern Christian Leadership Coalition, 1986-1999 11. Temple University Graduate Students’ Association, 1999 12. Thurgood Marshall Scholarship Fund Corporate Advisory Board, 2001-2002 13. United Food and Commercial Workers Union (UFCW) Minority Coalition, 1999-2000 14. Wider Opportunities for Women (WOW), 1986-1999 15. Working Women, 1996-2000
Series III
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Box 9 16. Affirmative Action, 1971-1986 17. Affirmative Action, 1995-1997 18. Affirmative Action, 1998-2000 19. Affirmative Action, 2003 20. Affirmative Action - Adarand v. Pena, 1995 21. Affirmative Action - AFT Position, 1995-1998 22. Affirmative Action - Bakke Case Correspondence, 1975-1978 23. Affirmative Action - Bakke Case News Clippings, 1974-1978
Box 10
1. Affirmative Action - Newspaper Clippings, 1976-1998 2. AFL-CIO, 1996 3. AFT – Civil Rights, 1984-1994 4. AFT - Pamphlets, 1994-1996 5. AFT – Position on Abortion, 1989-1998 6. African American Health Plan Summit, 1993 7. African Americans in the AFT, 1975-1977 8. Afro-Centrism, 1993-1994 9. AIDS, 1987-1991 10. AIDS – HIV/AIDS Labor Leaders’ National Conference, 1994 11. Algebra Project, 1994 12. Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), 1993-2001 13. ADA, 1992-1994 14. ADA. 1998-1999 15. ADA – President Committee on Employment, 1998 16. Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance (APALA) – Domingo & Viernes Triumph Over
Macros, 1990-1991 17. APALA – Sue Kunitomo Embrey, 1997-2000 18. APALA –Haru & Ramos 19. APALA – Ah Quon McElrath, 2000 20. APALA – Art Sumio Takei 21. APALA – Philip Vera Cruz 22. APALA – Philip Vera Cruz, A Personal History of Filipino Immigrants & the Farm
Workers Movement 23. APALA – Karl Goso Yoneda, Ganabatte: Sixty Year Struggle of a Kibei Worker, 2000 24. Asian Pacific American Labor Pioneer File, 1996-2000 25. Asian/American Bibliographies, 1995 26. At-Risk, 1990 27. Balanced Budget Amendment, 1995 28. Bethune Council, 1996 29. Bethune Council, Advisory Meeting, 1996 30. Bilingual Education, 1993 31. Black Churches, 1987, 1997 32. Black History – Afro-American History Kit #2, 1994 33. Black History Calendar, 1993-1998
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Box 11 1. Black History Kit Bios, 1988-1999 2. Black History Kit, 1992 3. Black History Month, 1981 4. Black History Resources, 1988-1997 5. Black Labor History, 1981 6. Black Male History, 1990-1992 7. Block Grants, 1982 8. Boston Desegregation, 1974-1982 9. Boston Layoffs, 1978-1983 10. Boston Layoffs, 1990 11. Boucher v. Syracuse Amici Curiae, 1998 12. Boy Scouts of American v. James Dale, 1999-2000 13. Breast Cancer, 1993-1994 14. Breast Cancer Activities – AFT, 1993-1994 15. Breast Cancer Correspondence, 1993 16. Breast Cancer Press Conference, 1993 17. Breast & Cervical Cancer Project – AFT, 1994 18. Breast & Cervical Cancer Project – AFT, Advisory Board, 1994-1995 19. Broward Teachers Union Prejudice in the Classroom Workshop, 1988 20. California Anti-Worker Initiative, 1977 21. California Prop. 227, 1998 22. Celebrating Labor Union Women’s History, 1977 23. Censorship, 1994 24. Census 2000 25. Census 2000 26. Census 2000 – AFT Correspondence, 1999
Box 12
1. Chapter 1, 1993 2. Charter Schools, 1993-1999 3. Child Labor, 1996 4. Childcare, 1981-1999 5. Chile, 1992 6. China – Democracy 7. Choice: Public Schools/Private, 1989-1992 8. Church Fires Action, 1996 9. Civil Rights Cases, 1973-1981 10. Civil Rights Cases, 1976-1979 11. Civil Rights Cases, 1976-1986 12. Civil Rights Cases, 1977-1981 13. Civil Rights Cases, 1977-1982 14. Civil Rights Bill of 1991 15. Civil Rights Chronology 16. Civil Rights – William Lucas, 1989 17. Coalition of Labor Union Women (CLUW), 1974-1993
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18. Colorado Amendment One, 1993 19. Community Renewal Employment Act, 1983 20. Contraceptive Equity, 1998-1999 21. Cultural Diversity, 1993-1994 22. Desegregation, 1970-1999
Box 13
1. Desegregation – Ayers Case, 1994, 1997 2. Discrimination, 1995 3. Distance Education, 2001 4-5. Domestic Violence, 1995-1996 6. Dropout Rates, 1992-1993 7. Ebonics, 1997 8-9. Educational Alternatives Inc., D.C., 1994-1995 9. Educating Black Children, 1987-1995 10. Education Reform, 1986 11. Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), 1993-1994 12. Employment Non-Discrimination Act, 1999 13. Equal Access & Voting Rights Act, 1983 14. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), 1977-1978 15. EEOC, 1978-1995 16. EEOC Cases, 1978-1980 17. EEOC/ECOA, 1977-1997 18. Family Issues, 1989 19. Family & Medical Leave Act, 1995-1997 20. Farrakhan, 1984, 1994 21. Futures II Committee, 1999-2000 22. Gay/Lesbian CTU, 1971-2000 23. Gender Equity, 1992-1999 24. Goals 2000, 1990-1994
Box 14
1. Hate Crimes, 1997-1999 2. Health – African American Elders, 1998 3. Healthcare, 1993-1994 4. Hispanic Heritage Kit, 1990 5. Hispanic Issues, 1977-1995 6. Housing and Homelessness, 1989 7. Human Rights Mission Statement – St. Paul Fed. of Teachers, 1993 8. IDEA – AFT Recommendations 9. Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigration Responsibility Act, 1996 10. Issues on Inclusion – AFT, 1993-1994 11. Johnson, Nellie Stone – Scholarship Dinners, 1988-1994 12. Joint Center for Political and Econ. Studies’ Opinion Poll, 1996 13. Jordan, Barbara, 1996 14. Kansas City – School Desegregation, 1984-1986
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15. Kansas City – School Desegregation, 1984-1990 16. Kansas City – School Desegregation, 1985-1986 17. KKK, 1981-1990 18. KKK, 1981-1992 (Photographs – Box 17) 19. Labor Law Reform, 1994 20. Lesbian/Gay Issues, 1995-2000 21. Lesbian/Gay Issues; Sexual Orientation, 1995 22. Lesbian/Gay Issues, Notebook, 1994-1996 23. Low Performance Schools, 1997-2001 24. Lessons For Life, 1996 25. Lessons For Life, Kickoff, Sept.6, 1995 26. Lessons For Life, Information Regarding the Campaign, 1995
Box 15
1. Lessons for Life Signatures, 1995-1996 2. March on Washington – AFT, 1983-1993 3. March on Washington – AFT, 1988 4-5. March on Washington – AFT, 1, 1993 6. March on Washington – AFT, Info. Req. Sheet, 1993 7. March on Washington – AFT Volunteers, 1993 8. Martin Luther King, Jr., 1982-1993 9. Minority Employment, 1976-1983 10. Minority Teaching, 1984-1997 11. More Effective Schools Plan (MES), 1971-1988 12. Multicultural Calendar – Human Rights Department, 1999 13. Multiculturalism, 1990-1996 14. NAFTA, 1993 15. National Board Certifications, 1972-2000 16. Native American, 1966-1975 17. NESTLE Boycott, 1974-1980 18. Nurses Strike, 2000 19. Oral History: Grandfather Austin 1872-1936, by Phyllis C. Murray, 1999 (Photographs -
Box 17) 20. Owens, B. – Unions for Youth, 1980-1987 21. Partnering Initiative – Education & Civil Society, 1997 22. Pay Equity, 1990-1996 23. Pay Equity, 1993 24. Pay Equity; Lois Haignere, 1990 25. Paycheck Protection, 1998 26. President Clinton – Speech Oct.16, 1995
Box 16
1. Prince Edward – Freedom Schools, 1963-2000 2-3. Privatization, 1994-1995 4 Project – AFT East African Famine/Refugee Assistance Project, 1981 5 PRSP - Paraprofessional and School Related Personnel, 2000
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6 Puerto Rican Population Data, 2000 7 Quality Workplace – AFT, 1996-1997 8 Racism, 1988-1995 9 Religious Demonstrations – Public/Private Schools, 1991-1997 10 Reparative Therapy, 1998-1999 11 Reparative Therapy; Just the Facts, 1999 12 School Infrastructure, 1998 13 Segregation and Seniority Cases, 1974-1981 14 Setting Up Committees – AFT, 1998 15 Sexual Harassment, 1992-1995 16 Sexual Harassment, 1993-1994 17 Sexual Harassment, 1993-2000 18 Sexual Harassment, – CLUW, 1993 19 Sexual Harassment, – Harris v. Forklift, Inc., 1993 20 Sexual Harassment, – Supreme Court Decision, 1993 21 Sexual Orientation & Youth – AFT Position 22 Sheff Case 23 Sheff Case, 1995-1997 24 Speeches, 1976-1990 25 Speeches, 1977-1987 (Barbara Van Blake Speech about Wayne State PACE Program)
Box 17
1. Speeches – Nat LaCour, 1999 2. South Africa, 1978-1994 3. South Africa – AFT, 1982-1985 4. South Africa – Conference, 1984-1985 5. South Africa – News Articles, 1984-1985 6. South Africa – Savannah, GA, 1980-1984 7. St. Louis, MO – Desegregation, 1991-1992 8. Stress 9. Student Retention, 1988-1990 10. Student Testing, 1981-1990 11. Tax Credit, 1999 12. Teacher Bias – Philadelphia, 1996-1999 13. Teacher Externship - Summer, 2001 14. Title I/Chapter 1, 1980-1994 15. Tuition Tax Credits, 1981-1998 16. Violence, 1993-1994 17. Underground Railroad, 1999-2000 18. Women’s History, 1995-1997 19. Women’s Workers Unions, 1992-1996 20. Photo: AFT Convention – New Orleans, Louisiana, 1998 21. Photo: CLUW Convention – Las Vegas, Nevada, Nov.5-7, 1993 22. Photo: KAPPA Scholarship Reception, June 5, 2003 23. Photo: KKK, 1981-1992 24. Photo: Oral History: Grandfather Austin – 1872-1936, by Phyllis C. Murray, 1999
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AV collection of the Human Rights and Community Relations Department: Box 18
1. American Federation of Teachers Sustaining Human Rights in Hard Times, Breaking the Silence: Race & the Ed. Experience of Asian, Tape # 12: Keith Osajima, 10/25/92
2. American Federation of Teachers Sustaining Human Rights in Hard Times Campaign 92: Multiple Ways to Empowerment Tape # 14: Antonio L. Harrison, Eddie Baca, 10/25/92
3. American Federation of Teachers Sustaining Human Rights in Hard Times Diversity, Commonality, and Multicultural Ed.: Five Perspec. Tape # 10, 10/24/92
4. American Federation of Teachers Sustaining Human Rights in Hard Times Luncheon Tape # 9, 10/24/92
5. American Federation of Teachers Sustaining Human Rights in Hard Times Meeting the Needs of A Diverse Workforce: American Mosaic Tape # 7: Richard Womack, 10/24/92
6. American Federation of Teachers Sustaining Human Rights in Hard Times Race, Gender, Class and AIDS Tape # 5: Sandra Crouse Quinn, Jim McWilliams, Connie Cordovilla, 10/24/92
7. American Federation of Teachers Sustaining Human Rights in Hard Times Surviving Hard Times: What are Your Options? Tape # 6: Patricia Mayfield, Peggy Moore-Carter, Judy Fitzgibbon, 10/24/92
8. AFT Human Rights & the Conservative Agenda, Health Care Reform & the Minority Community Tape # 5: Christina Lopez, Charon Asetyer, 10/16/93
9. AFT Human Rights & the Conservative Agenda, Luncheon Tape # 3: Hon. Norma Cantu, 10/16/93
10. AFT Human Rights & the Conservative Agenda, Plenary Session I Tape # 1: Rev. Joseph E. Lowery, 10/15/93
11. AFT Human Rights & the Conservative Agenda, Plenary Session II Tape # 2: Dr. Andrew Billingsley, 10/16/93
12. AFT Human Rights & the Conservative Agenda, Plenary Session III Tape # 18: Judy Richardson, 10/17/93
13. AFT Human Rights & the Conservative Agenda, Plenary Session IV Tape # 19: Stephen Bates, Gail Burry, 10/17/93
14. AFT Women in the 90’s…Reformers, Risk Takers, Role Models, Americans with Disabilities Act: Impact on Women Tape # 22: Darryl Alexander, Susan Reilly, 2/28/93
15. AFT Women in the 90’s…Reformers, Risk Takers, Role Models, Boys: Don’t Even Think of Harassing Girls in Minnesota! Tape # 14: Kathy Anlauf, 2/27/93
16. AFT Women in the 90’s…Reformers, Risk Takers, Role Models Cancer Awareness: Minority Women Tape # 19: Joyce Q. Sheats, 2/28/93
17. AFT Women in the 90’s…Reformers, Risk Takers, Role Models Cinderella Syndrome Tape # 7: Rhoda Williams, 2/27/93
18. AFT Women in the 90’s…Reformers, Risk Takers, Role Models Closing Plenary Session Tape # 24: Lynette Causey, 2/28/93
19. “ AFT Women in the 90’s…Reformers, Risk Takers, Role Models Environment Impact: Health Care Tape # 18: Carolyn Bell, 2/28/93
20. AFT Women in the 90’s…Reformers, Risk Takers, Role Models Grassroot Lobbying: Making a Difference Tape # 11: Judy A. Canales, 2/27/93
21. AFT Women in the 90’s…Reformers, Risk Takers, Role Models Infusing Women into the Curriculum Tape # 5: Dolores (Dee) Grayson, 2/27/93
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22. AFT Women in the 90’s…Reformers, Risk Takers, Role Models Infusing Women into the Curriculum (P.M.) Tape # 13: Dolores (Dee) Grayson, 2/27/93
23. AFT Women in the 90’s…Reformers, Risk Takers, Role Models Luncheon Tape # 9: Leslie R. Wolfe, 2/27/93
24. AFT Women in the 90’s…Reformers, Risk Takers, Role Models New Faces of AIDS Tape # 17: Brenda Moon 2/28/93
25. AFT Women in the 90’s…Reformers, Risk Takers, Role Models Nutritional Impact on Women’s Health tape # 21: Catherine Riggen, 2/28/93
26. AFT Women in the 90’s…Reformers, Risk Takers, Role Models Opening Plenary Session Tape # 1: Kate Michelman, 2/26/03
27. AFT Women in the 90’s…Reformers, Risk Takers, Role Models Plenary Session (P.M.) Tape # 16: Britta Naumann, 2/27/93
28. AFT Women in the 90’s…Reformers, Risk Takers, Role Models Rediscovering Our Past: Women’s History Tape # 15: Marjorie Stern, Paula O’Connor, 2/27/93
29. AFT Women in the 90’s…Reformers, Risk Takers, Role Models Saturday’s Plenary Session Tape # 2: Tanya Hilton, 2/27/93
30. AFT Women in the 90’s…Reformers, Risk Takers, Role Models Sexual Harassment: The Union’s Response Tape # 4: Barry M. Scheinberg, Mary Valentine, 2/27/93
31. AFT Women in the 90’s…Reformers, Risk Takers, Role Models Sexual Harassment: The Union’s Response (P.M.) Tape # 12: Larry Poltrock, Mary Valentine, 2/27/93
32. AFT Women in the 90’s…Reformers, Risk Takers, Role Models Student/Student Sex Harassment Cases and Curriculum (A.M.) Tape # 3: Eleanor Linn, 2/27/93
33. AFT Women in the 90’s…Reformers, Risk Takers, Role Models Student/Student Sex Harassment Cases and Curriculum (P.M.) Tape # 3: Eleanor Linn, 2/27/93
34. AFT Women in the 90’s…Reformers, Risk Takers, Role Models Sunday Morning Plenary Session Tape # 23: Carol Rubin, Laurie Anderson, 2/28/93
35. AFT Women in the 90’s…Reformers, Risk Takers, Role Models Violence Against Women and Children Tape # 6: Elaine Shocas, Patricia Blau Reuss, 2/27/93
36. AFT Women in the 90’s…Reformers, Risk Takers, Role Models Winning Women: Electing Our Own Tape # 8: Christine Hernandez, Renee Gill Pratt, Ruth Kirk, 2/27/93
37. AFT Crises Facing Urban Schools, Contracting out of State and Local Services Tape # 14: Lee Jackson, Lennox S. Hinds, 10/23/94
38. AFT Crises Facing Urban Schools Crises Facing Urban Schools: Electoral Redistricting Tape # 10: Antonia Harrison, 10/22/94
39. AFT Crises Facing Urban Schools Employment of Americans With Disabilities Tape # 9: Dale S. Brown, 10/22/94
40. AFT Crises Facing Urban Schools Establishing Safe Schools and Classrooms to Nurture Learning Tape # 11: Lovely Billups, 10/22/94
41. AFT Crises Facing Urban Schools Gay & Lesbian Youth: Support Services Tape # 5: Kevin Gogin, 10/22/94
42. AFT Crises Facing Urban Schools Goals 2000/Standards Tape # 4: Ruth Wattenberg, 10/22/94
43. AFT Crises Facing Urban Schools Immigration Proposal Affecting Public Employees Tape # 8: Colores Sanchez, Melinda Melendez, 10/22/94
44. AFT Crises Facing Urban Schools, Luncheon Tape # 6: Edward J. McElroy, 10/22/94
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45. AFT Crises Facing Urban Schools, Overrepresentation of Minorities in Special Education Tape # 2: Panel, 10/22/94
46. AFT Crises Facing Urban Schools, Plenary Session, Critical Issues on Diversity in Our Union Tape # 1: Panel, 10/22/94
47. AFT Crises Facing Urban Schools, Plenary Session “Debate: School Discipline” Tape # 7: Panelist, 10/22/94
48. AFT Crises Facing Urban Schools, Plenary Session: Full Funding of Public Education Tape # 16: William Scheuerman, Dr. Robert Berne, 10/23/94
49. AFT Crises Facing Urban Schools, Privatization of Public Schools Tape # 15: Susan Davis, F. Howard Nelson, 10/23/94
50. AFT Crises Facing Urban Schools, School to Work Transition Tape # 3: Mary Cross, Dawn Krusemark, 10/22/94
51. AFT Crises Facing Urban Schools, State Policy and Funding for Higher Education Tape # 13: John M. Hammang, 10/23/94
52. American Federation of Teachers, Jobs, Technology & the Political Climate: Implications, 104th Congress: Assault on Immigrants, the Poor & Workers Tape # 10: Richard Womack, 10/28/95
53. American Federation of Teachers, Jobs, Technology & the Political Climate: Implications, 1995 Supreme Court Decisions: Impact on Human & Civil Rights Tape # 6: James Wilets, 10/28/95
54. American Federation of Teachers, Jobs, Technology & the Political Climate: Implications, Diversity on Campus: Can it be Preserved? Tape # 13: Diane Fujino, 10/28/95
55. American Federation of Teachers, Jobs, Technology & the Political Climate: Implications, Education Budget: How Will Urban Schools Fair? Tape # 7: Donna Mollis, 10/28/95
56. American Federation of Teachers, Jobs, Technology & the Political Climate: Implications, Information Superhighway: Who Will Be Ready? Tape # 5: Charles Stunson, 10/28/95
57. American Federation of Teachers, Jobs, Technology & the Political Climate: Implications, NAFTA: Low Road For Worker Rights Tape # 11: Sister Susan Mika, 10/28/95
58. American Federation of Teachers, Jobs, Technology & the Political Climate: Implications, Privatization/Contracting Out: Impact on Jobs Tape # 4: Dr. Walter C. Farrell, Jr., 10/28/95
59. American Federation of Teachers, Jobs, Technology & the Political Climate: Implications, Technology: Strategies for Survival in the 21st Century Tape # 12: Richard Sheppard, Laura-Lee Dividson, 10/28/95
60. American Federation of Teachers Human Rights: Politics and the Ballot Box, Americans with Disabilities Act Tape # 7: George Fesko, 10/26/96
61. American Federation of Teachers Human Rights: Politics and the Ballot Box, Center of Excellence: Implications for Lessons for Life Tape # 5: Dr. Israel Tribble, Jr., 10/26/96
62. American Federation of Teachers Human Rights: Politics and the Ballot Box, Child Labor/Sweatshops Tape # 9: Darlene Adkins, Helen Toth, 10/26/96
63. American Federation of Teachers Human Rights: Politics and the Ballot Box, Creating a Positive Learning Environment Tape # 6: John Spear, 10/26/96
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64. American Federation of Teachers Human Rights: Politics and the Ballot Box, Cultural Event Tape # 19: Dade County Public Schools, 10/25/96
65. American Federation of Teachers Human Rights: Politics and the Ballot Box, Family Violence on Children & Its Implications in the Class Tape # 12: Matinia Parker Subers, 10/26/96
66. American Federation of Teachers Human Rights: Politics and the Ballot Box, Implementing Technology in Public Schools & Internet Survival Tape # 11: Charles Stunson, Dave Berver, 10/26/96
67. American Federation of Teachers Human Rights: Politics and the Ballot Box, Luncheon Tape # 10: Edward J. McElroy, 10/26/96
68. American Federation of Teachers Human Rights: Politics and the Ballot Box, Plenary Session Tape # 1: Hon. Carrie Meek, 10/25/96
69. American Federation of Teachers Human Rights: Politics and the Ballot Box, Plenary Session II Tape # 3: Foster Stringer, 10/26/96
70. American Federation of Teachers Human Rights: Politics and the Ballot Box, Plenary Session III Tape # 17: Leslie McLemore, Kent Wong, Vincent Lazard, 10/26/96
71. American Federation of Teachers Human Rights: Politics and the Ballot Box, Plenary Session & Wrap Up Tape # 18: Andre Lafontant Joseph, Carline Paul, 10/27/96
72. American Federation of Teachers Human Rights: Politics and the Ballot Box, The Politics of Women’s Health: Breast Cancer Example Tape # 15: Sheryl Place, 10/26/96
73. American Federation of Teachers Human Rights: Politics and the Ballot Box, State Labor Law Reform Tape # 13: Bill Tammelleo, 10/26/96
74. American Federation of Teachers Human Rights: Politics and the Ballot Box, Teaching Children Responsible Behavior Through Literature Tape # 14: Marian Ceasor, 10/26/96
75. American Federation of Teachers Human Rights: Politics and the Ballot Box, Welfare Reform: Impact on Schools and Communities Tape # 8: Nancy Ebb, Mary Cross, 10/26/96
76. American Federation of Teachers Human Rights: Politics and the Ballot Box, The World’s Greatest Theme Park: CD-ROM/Video on Amer. Hist. Tape # 16: Samuel Johnson, 10/26/96
77. American Federation of Teachers, The 21st Century Village: A Call to Action, A Changing Workplace: A Journey of the 21st Century Tape # 15: Claudia Withers, 10/25/97
78. American Federation of Teachers, The 21st Century Village: A Call to Action, AFT Legislative Priorities for the Village Tape # 12: Donna Mollis, 10/25/97
79. American Federation of Teachers, The 21st Century Village: A Call to Action, Breakfast Tape # 17: Katrina Reed, 10/26/97
80. American Federation of Teachers, The 21st Century Village: A Call to Action, Cultural Event/Reception, Birmingham Civil Rights Institute Tape # 2: Rev. Dr. Fred Shuttleswort, 10/24/97
81. American Federation of Teachers, The 21st Century Village: A Call to Action, The Economy’s Influence on the Urban Village Tape # 11: Edythe Flemings Hall, 10/25/97
82. American Federation of Teachers, The 21st Century Village: A Call to Action, Environmental Inequality: Death of the Village Tape # 7: Darryl Alexander, Pamela Tau Lee, 10/25/97
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83. American Federation of Teachers, The 21st Century Village: A Call to Action, Getting Along Using Diversity and Tolerance Tape # 13: Glenda Valentine, 10/25/97
84. American Federation of Teachers, The 21st Century Village: A Call to Action, Invigorating Village Coalitions Tape # 16: Foster Stringer, 10/25/97
85. American Federation of Teachers, The 21st Century Village: A Call to Action, Luncheon Tape # 8: Hon. Earl Hilliard, 10/25/97
86. American Federation of Teachers, The 21st Century Village: A Call to Action, Meeting the Challenges Facing Urban Students Tape # 10: Burnie Bond, Darion Carney, 10/25/97
87. American Federation of Teachers, The 21st Century Village: A Call to Action, Plenary Session Tape # 1: Sandra Feldman, President of the AFT, 10/24/97
88. American Federation of Teachers, The 21st Century Village: A Call to Action, Plenary Session Tape # 3: Steven C. Pitts, 10/25/97
89. American Federation of Teachers, The 21st Century Village: A Call to Action, Plenary Session – Access to Technology in the 21st Century Tape # 18: Charles Stunson, Mary Cross, 10/26/97
90. American Federation of Teachers, The 21st Century Village: A Call to Action, Plenary Session & Wrap-up Tape # 19: Gregalan Williams, 10/26/97
91. American Federation of Teachers, The 21st Century Village: A Call to Action, Recruitment & Retention of Minority Students in Higher Ed. Tape # 14: Nora Davenport-Lawson, Vincent Lazaro, 10/25/97
92. American Federation of Teachers, The 21st Century Village: A Call to Action, Strengthening the Family –Strengthening the Child Tape # 4: Julienne Johnson, 10/25/97
93. American Federation of Teachers, The 21st Century Village: A Call to Action, Todays Workforce and its Effects on the Urban Village Tape # 6: Steve Porter, Jeanne Oterson, 10/25/97
94. American Federation of Teachers, The 21st Century Village: A Call to Action, Urban Children and Community Health Issues Tape # 9: Darryl Burnett, Leslie Morris, Joseph Gallegos, 10/25/97
95. American Federation of Teachers, The 21st Century Village: A Call to Action, When Schools Are Not Functioning Tape # 5: Steve Fleishman, Sharon Ripley, 10/25/97
96. AFT Women: Politics, Work and Health: Putting it Together, Child Labor Tape # 20: 3/01/97
97. AFT Women: Politics, Work and Health: Putting it Together, Economic Empowerment, Dollars & Sense Tape # 18 – 3/01/97
98. AFT Women: Politics, Work and Health: Putting it Together, Economic Empowerment, Education Tape # 5 – Trainers, 3/01/97
99. AFT Women: Politics, Work and Health: Putting it Together, Economic Empowerment, Employment Tape # 11, 3/01/97
100. AFT Women: Politics, Work and Health: Putting it Together, Equal Pay Tape # 13: Lois Haignere, 3/01/97
101. AFT Women: Politics, Work and Health: Putting it Together, Family Violence, Causes & Prevention Tape # 8, 3/01/97
102. AFT Women: Politics, Work and Health: Putting it Together, Family Violence, Overview Tape # 2 – Patricia Reuss, Cathy Collette, 3/01/97
103. AFT Women: Politics, Work and Health: Putting it Together, Family Violence, What to Do Tape # 15, 3/01/97
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104. AFT Women: Politics, Work and Health: Putting it Together, Gender Fair Instruction, Continuation of Morning Session Tape # 10, 3/01/97
105. AFT Women: Politics, Work and Health: Putting it Together, Gender Fair Instruction, Overview Tape # 4, Susan Kleith, Dolores Grayson, 3/01/97
106. AFT Women: Politics, Work and Health: Putting it Together, Gender Fair Instruction, Single Sex Schools & Classrooms Tape # 17, 3/01/97
107. AFT Women: Politics, Work and Health: Putting it Together, Harassment, Sexual/Racial Overview Tape # 6: Stephanie Baxter, Brenda McCaslin, 3/01/97
108. AFT Women: Politics, Work and Health: Putting it Together, Harassment, Student to Student Tape # 12: 10:00AM, 3/01/97
109. AFT Women: Politics, Work and Health: Putting it Together, High Tea Talk Tape # 23: Skit, 3/02/97
110. AFT Women: Politics, Work and Health: Putting it Together, Luncheon Tape # 14: Ida Castro, 3/01/97
111. AFT Women: Politics, Work and Health: Putting it Together, Meeting, Menopause Head On Tape # 7: Doris R. Weisman, 3/01/97
112. AFT Women: Politics, Work and Health: Putting it Together, Plenary Session, Tape # 1: Carol Moseley Braun, 2/28/97
113. AFT Women: Politics, Work and Health: Putting it Together, Plenary Session, State of Women’s Health Tape # 22: Susan Blumenthal, 3/01/97
114. AFT Women: Politics, Work and Health: Putting it Together, Plenary Session, Value of Women in the AFT Tape # 21: Greg Humphrey, 3/01/97
115. AFT Women: Politics, Work and Health: Putting it Together, Stress Management Tape # 19, 3/01/97
116. AFT Women: Politics, Work and Health: Putting it Together, Table Talk/Breakfast Tape # 24: Paula O’Connor, 3/02/97
117. AFT Women: Politics, Work and Health: Putting it Together, Women’s Health, AFT Breast & Cervical Ed. & Detection Pro. Tape # 16, 3/01/97
118. AFT Women: Politics, Work and Health: Putting it Together, Women’s Health, Current Status of Women’s Health Tape # 3: Trainers Part I, 3/01/97
119. AFT Women: Politics, Work and Health: Putting it Together, Women’s Health, Current Status of Women’s Health Tape # 3: Trainers Part II, 3/01/97
120. AFT Women: Politics, Work and Health: Putting it Together, Women’s Health, Health Care Tape # 9, 3/01/97
121. AFT Access to Higher Education Tape # 20: Norman Swenson, William Scheuerman Part I, 7/16/98
122. AFT Access to Higher Education Tape # 20: Norman Swenson, William Scheuerman Part II, 7/16/98
123. AFT Affirmative Action: New Perspective Tape # 16: Dr. Frank Wu, 7/16/98 124. AFT Living the Legacy: The Women’s Rights Movement Tape # 17: Molly
Murphy Macgregor, 7/16/98 125. AFT Luncheon Tape # 12: Cecile Richards, 7/15/98 126. AFT Luncheon Tape # 21: James. P. Comer, 7/16/98 127. AFT Opening Plenary Tape # 23 Part I, 7/16/98 128. AFT Opening Plenary Tape # 23 Part II, 7/16/98
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129. AFT Plenary Session: Vouchers: Pros & Cons Tape # 13: Rev. Floyd H. Flake, Christopher Edley, 7/15/98
130. AFT Privatizing the Public Sector: Economic Consequences Tape # 18: Walter C. Farrel, 7/16/98 – I
131. AFT Privatizing the Public Sector: Economic Consequences Tape # 18: Walter C. Farrel, 7/16/98, II
132. AFT P2 Media Perceptions of Public Education Tape # 1: Panel of Newspaper, 7/15/98
133. International Ballroom, 7/14/98 134. “ “ “ “ “ 135. “ “ “ “ “ 136. “ “ “ “ “ 137. Vouchers: Pros & Cons: Rev. Floyd Flake, 7/15/98 138. “ “ “ “ “ “ “ 139. AFT Census 2000 Tape # 8: Barbara Harris, 10/31/99 140. AFT Challenges to Higher Education Opportunity Tape # 12: Larry Gold,
10/31/99 141. AFT Closing Plenary Session & Wrap Up Tape # 19: Bryan E. Walls, 10/31/99 142. AFT Cultural Event Tape # 3: Concert Chorale, 10/29/99 143. AFT Hate Crimes & Employment Non-Discrimination Act Tape # 7: Kipukai
Kuali’I, 10/31/99 144. AFT Mobilizing for Election 2000 Tape # 9: Juanita Dunlap Smith, 10/31/99 145. AFT Opening Plenary Session Tape # 1: Jeff Faux, Rev. Wendell Anthony, Rev.
Timothy McDonald, 10/29/99 146. AFT Privatization of Public Services Tape # 2: Elaine Bernard, Chris Runge,
Jeanne Otersen, James H. Johnson, Jr., 10/30/99 147. AFT Privatization of Social Security Tape # 10: Cecelie Blakey, 10/31/99 148. AFT Privatization Threats to Public Education Tape # 4: Walter C. Farrell Jr.,
Anthony C. Hill, Christine Hernandez, 10/30/99 149. AFT School Choice, Who Chooses? Who Loses? Tape # 15: Ann Mitchell,
10/31/99 150. AFT Vouchers: A Case Study of a Joint Community and Labor Response Tape #
16: David Hecker, Delisa Saunders, 10/31/99 151. AFT Building the Stress-Resistant Working Women Tape # 4: Darryl Alexander,
3/09/00 152. AFT Cultural Event Tape # 1: Carmen Tafolla, 3/08/00 153. AFT Gen-Xer: Challenges and Opportunities for Future Leadership Tape # 15:
Panel, 3/10/00 154. AFT The Image of Women in the Media Tape # 5: Anna Padia, 3/09/00 155. AFT Plenary Session Tape # 8: Judge Ann Claire Williams, 3/09/00 156. AFT Plenary Session, The Future of the Labor Movement: Women In- Tape # 17:
Gloria Johnson, 3/10/00 157. AFT Political Action: The Impact on Women’s Issues Tape # 6: Juanita Dunlap
Smith, 3/09/00 158. AFT Sharing Session: Open Microphone, 3/10/00
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159. AFT What About the Boys: Bringing Men into the Movement For Tape # 9: Michael Kimmel, 3/09/00
160. AFT AFL-CIO Constituency Groups: Who Are We? Tape # 18: Jin Sook Lee, Norm Hill, Kipukai Kuali’I, 7/01/00
161. AFT AFL-CIO Constituency Groups: Who Are We? Tape # 18: Jin Sook Lee, Norm Hill, Kipukai Kuali’I, 7/01/00
162. AFT AFL-CIO Constituency Groups: Who Are We? Tape # 18: Jin Sook Lee, Norm Hill, Kipukai Kuali’I, 7/01/00
163. AFT AFL-CIO Constituency Groups: Who Are We? II Tape # 27: Oscar Sanchez, Carol Rosenblatt, Will Duncan, 7/01/00
164. AFT AFL-CIO Constituency Groups: Who Are We? II Tape # 27: Oscar Sanchez, Carol Rosenblatt, Will Duncan, 7/01/00
165. AFT AFL-CIO Constituency Groups: Who Are We? II Tape # 27: Oscar Sanchez, Carol Rosenblatt, Will Duncan, 7/01/00
166. AFT The AIDS Crisis: The Global Impact on Women and Children Tape # 5: Juliette Lenoir, 7/01/00
167. AFT Bridging the Digital Divide Tape # 13: Jenelle Leonard, Charles Stunson, 7/01/00
168. AFT Buffet Breakfast, Plenary Session Tape # 28: Zieba Shorish Shamely, 7/02/00
169. AFT Charter Schools: A Case Study of Two Locals Tape # 25: Joan Buckley, Linda Harris, Denise Hewitt, 7/02/00
170. AFT Child Labor: Students Thinking Globally, Acting Locally Tape # 23: Diana Porter, 7/02/00
171. AFT Domestic Violence: Making the Worksite Safe Tape # 26: Rita Smith, Alise Porter, 7/02/00
172. AFT Engaging the Comm. With School Improvement Efforts Tape # 16: Brenda Mitchell, Jennifer Alexander, 7/01/00
173. AFT Environmental Justice and the Minority Community Tape # 11: Helen Ramirez, Monique Harden, 7/01/00
174. AFT Financial and Retirement Planning Tape # 9: J. Rodney Roberts, 7/01/00 175. AFT Gen-Xers: Challenges & Opportunities for Future Leadership Tape # 22:
Louise Sundin, Janet Kujat, Nicole Kanieski, Andrew McRoy, 7/02/00 176. AFT Global Economy: It’s Effect on Economic Freedom & Public Tape # 14: Lee
Jackson, Elizabeth Drake, 7/01/00 177. AFT Improving Reading Achievement: An Imperative for All Tape # 8: Darion
Grittin, 7/01/00 178. AFT Integrating Technology with the Curriculum Tape # 21 : Glenn Rustay,
Margaret Barber, 7/02/00 179. AFT It’s Elementary: Talking About Gay Issues in School Tape # 6: Scott
Hirshfeld, 7/01/00 180. AFT Just the Facts: Providing a Safe School Environment Tape # 24: Karen
Anderson, 7/02/00 181. AFT Labor and the Minority Community, The Ultimate Coalition Tape # 7:
Melanie Campbell Hill, 7/01/00 182. AFT Legislative Strategies to Ensure Civil Rights Tape # 31: Reva Price, 7/02/00
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183. AFT Luncheon Tape # 30: Hon. Robert Menendez, 7/01/00 184. AFT Making Technology Work for Equity Activities Tape # 4: Panel, 7/01/00 185. AFT Plenary Session Tape # 1: Nat LaCour, 6/30/00 186. AFT Plenary Session II Tape # 2: Silas H. Lee, 7/01/00 187. AFT The Political Message to the Minority Community Tape # 10: Armando
Gotierrez, Darren Capwell, 7/01/00 188. AFT Political Outreach to the Gay and Lesbian Community Tape # 29: Michael
Mings, 7/02/00 189. AFT Saving Affirmative Action: Battle Strategies Tape # 20: Nancy Hurlbert,
Anthony C. Hill, 7/02/00 190. AFT School Choice: Who Chooses, Who Loses? Tape # 15: Ann Mitchell, Janet
Ryder, 7/01/00 191. AFT Success & Distress of Diversity in the 21st Century Workplace Tape # 19:
Darryl Alexander, 7/01/00 192. AFT Teacher Preparation to the 21st Century: Student Diversity Tape # 3: Michael
Wesley, Gregory Martonik, 7/01/00 193. AFT Teacher Preparation for the 21st Century Tape # 12: Michael Wesley,
Gregory Martonik, 7/01/00 194. AFT Teaching Diversity in the Classroom Tape # 1: Ruby George, 7/01/00 195. AFT AIDS Economic and Social Impact Tape # 16: Carlos Vellez, 10/28/01 196. AFT AIDS Education and Awareness: A Community Effort Tape # 15: Melvin
Foote, 10/28/01 197. AFT Cultural Event Tape # 2: Dr. Leonard Bethel, 10/26/01 198. AFT Election Reform Tape # 18: Marisa Demeo, Mary Granger, 10/27/01 199. AFT Engaging New Members Tape # 9: Ann Mitchell, 10/27/01 200. AFT Faith Based Initiatives: Separation of Church and State Tape # 10: Denise
Edwards, Dr. Christine Brooks, 10/27/01 201. AFT Hate Crimes and Employment Non-Discrimination Act Tape # 7: Tracy St.
Pierre, 10/27/01 202. AFT Immigration Tape # 11: Gabriela Lemis, 10/27/01 203. AFT Mobilizing for Upcoming Elections Tape # 19: Melanie Campbell, Juanita
Dunlap Smith, 10/27/01 204. AFT Plenary Session Tape # 1: Sandy Feldman, 10/26/01 205. AFT Plenary Session A Flawed Election Process Tape # 3: Hon. Maynard
Jackson, 10/27/01 206. AFT Plenary Session A Global Crisis Tape # 13: Dr. David Satcher, 10/28/01 207. AFT Redistricting Tape # 20: Todd Cox, 10/27/01 208. AFT Social Parity Tape # 22: Silas H. Lee III, 10/27/01 209. AFT Social Security Tape # 8: Ann Delory, 10/27/01 210. AFT Wrap-Up Drawing for Door Prizes Tape # 17: 10/28/01
Video Tapes
211. AFT Civil Rights Conference, Cultural Event: Dr. Leonard Bethel, 10/26/01 212. AFT Civil Rights Conference, Luncheon: Nat LaCour “How to Overcome
Compassionate Conservatism, 10/27/01 213. AFT Civil Rights Conference, Plenary Session: Sandy Feldman, 10/26/01
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214. AFT Civil Rights Conference, Plenary Session “A Flawed Election Process”: Hon. Maynard Jackson, 10//27/01
215. AFT Civil Rights Conference, Plenary Session “A Global Crisis”: Dr. David Satcher, 10/28/01
216. AFT Human and Civil Rights Conference, Washington, D.C. Awards for B. Van Blake & T. McDonald. AFT V.P. Nat LaCour, J. Abinader, 10/25-27/2002
DVDs 217. AFT Civil and Human Rights Luncheon – Focused During a National – Nat
LaCour VP: AFT, 10/27/2001 218. AFT Civil and Human Rights Luncheon Plenary Session “A Flawed Election
Process” – Hon. Maynard Jackson, 10/27/2001 219. AFT Civil and Human Rights Luncheon Plenary Session “A Global Crisis:
HIV/AIDS” Dr.David Satcher, 10/28/2001 220. AFT Civil and Human Rights Luncheon Plenary Session “The Union’s Role in
Promoting Democracy”- Sandra Feldman, President AFT, 10/26/2001 Box # 19
1. AFT “At Risk” Youth, 6/12, Mt.9, n.d. 2. AFT Women’s Issues Conference, AFT African American Campaign Against AIDS 9-
1030AM Tape # 15: Jow Davis, 3/10/02 3. AFT Women’s Issues Conference, Breakfast Tape # 11: Deborah Corbin, 3/10/02 4. AFT Women’s Issues Conference, Channeling Anger to Action, Building Tolerance
Tape # 10: Eric Jolly, Stephanie Malloy, 3/09/02 5. AFT Women’s Issues Conference, Domestic Partner Violence Tape # 6: Juley Fulcher,
3/09/02 6. AFT Women’s Issues Conference, Educational Equity: New Horizons Tape # 14: Dr.
David Sadker, Dr. Susan Klien, 3/10/02 7. AFT Women’s Issues Conference, ERA/CEDAW Making Ratification Relevant Tape #
18: Sarah Albert, 3/08/02 8. AFT Women’s Issues Conference, Luncheon “Economic Equity for Women” Tape # 7:
Julianne Malveaux, 3/09/02 9. AFT Women’s Issues Conference, Maximizing Your Use of the Internet Tape # 9: Dave
Berner, 3/09/02 10. AFT Women’s Issues Conference, Negotiating Women’s Issues in Our Contracts Tape #
4: Netsy Firestein, Carolyn Jacobson, 3/09/02 11. AFT Women’s Issues Conference, Organizing Professional Young Women Tape # 8:
Pamela Wilson, Michelle Williams, 3/09/02 12. AFT Women’s Issues Conference, Pay Equity, Still a Long Way to Go Tape # 12:
Suzanne Granville, Alma Morales Riojas, 3/10/02 13. AFT Women’s Issues Conference, Plenary Session Keynote Speech Tape # 1: Sandra
Feldman, 3/08/02 14. AFT Women’s Issues Conference, Plenary Session, Report Card on Equity in Women’s
Issues Tape # 3: Ann Twomey, Loretta Weinberg, 3/09/02 15. AFT Women’s Issues Conference, Plenary Session, Sheroes and Heroes Among Us Tape
# 16: Regan Grice-Vega, Kathy McKirchy, 3/10/02 16. AFT Women’s Issues Conference, Plenary Session Question and Answer Session Tape #
2: Margaret Blackshere, Cynthia Hall, 3/08/02
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17. AFT Women’s Issues Conference, Power Through Politics, Taking Back the House Tape # 5: Liz Smith, Foster Stringer, 3/09/02
18. Issue Forum, Building Coalitions. Speakers: Wade Henderson and Silas Lee, Oct.26, 2002
19. Issue Forum, Education. Speaker: Christopher Edley, Jr., Oct.26, 2002 20. Workshop, ADA/FMLA: Workers Rights in the Face of Challenge, Oct.26, 2002 21. Workshop, AFT : African Campaign Against AIDS, Oct.27, 2002 22. Workshop, AFT Update: Legislative Action & Judicial Decision, Oct.26, 2002 23. Workshop, Compromising Civil Liberties, Oct.26, 2002 24. Workshop, Crisis in Affordable Housing, Oct.27, 2002 25. Workshop, The Crises in Health, Pensions and Social Security, Oct.26, 2002 26. Workshop, Domestic Partnership, Oct.26, 2002 27. Workshop, Environmental Justice, Oct.27, 2002 28. Workshop, Immigration After 9/11, Oct.27, 2002 29. Workshop, Mobilizing for Upcoming Elections, Oct.26, 2002 30. Workshop, Unleashing the Power of Local Action, Oct.26, 2002 31. Workshop, Voted Education Forum, Oct.26, 2002 32. Building Alliances for Youth at Risk (AFT) Analyzing State and Local Budgets for
Youth Tape # 33, Speaker: Polly Halfkenny, Michael J. Coughlin, Conf. No. 123 33. Building Alliances for Youth at Risk (AFT) Building Political Coalitions Tape # 30 34. Building Alliances for Youth at Risk (AFT) Case of the Cincinnati Collaborative Tape #
6, Speaker: Robert L. Wehling, Jan Leslie 35. Building Alliances for Youth at Risk (AFT) Case of the Coastal Bend Alliance for Youth
Tape # 9, Speaker: Karen R. Vaughan, Fermin Ortiz 36. Building Alliances for Youth at Risk (AFT) Case of the Pittsburgh New Futures
Initiative Tape # 10, Speaker: Barbara J. Bazron, Priscilla J. Collins 37. Building Alliances for Youth at Risk (AFT) Case of the West Philadelphia Improvement
Corp. Tape # 7, Speaker: Ira Harkavy, Marie Bogle 38. Building Alliances for Youth at Risk (AFT) Children Born at Risk Tape # 23, Speaker:
Janice Hutchinson, Lucile F. Newman 39. Building Alliances for Youth at Risk (AFT) Community-Based Programs for Youth
Tape # 11 40. Building Alliances for Youth at Risk (AFT) Co-ordinating Education & Mental Health
Service Tape # 24, Speaker: Lemuel Clark, B.J. Darby 41. Building Alliances for Youth at Risk (AFT) Cultural Event Tape # 2, Speaker: Ellis
Marsalis 42. Building Alliances for Youth at Risk (AFT) Tape # 5 Speaker: Alberto Bird 43. Building Alliances for Youth at Risk (AFT) Federal Civil Rights Update Tape # 26,
Speaker: Richard Womack, Lupe Salinas 44. Building Alliances for Youth at Risk (AFT) Federal Update Tape # 32, Speaker: David
Sherman, Tom Mooney 45. Building Alliances for Youth at Risk (AFT) Gay and Lesbian Youth Tape # 28,
Speaker: Robert Schaefer, Virginia Uribe 46. Building Alliances for Youth at Risk (AFT) How to Get the Media on the Side of Youth
Tape # 31, Speaker: Bert Shanas, Sylvia Clark 47. Building Alliances for Youth at Risk (AFT) Luncheon Tape # 4, Speaker: John E. Jacob
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48. Building Alliances for Youth at Risk (AFT) Multicultural Education Tape # 29, Speaker: Robert Cottrol, Frank Snowden
49. Building Alliances for Youth at Risk (AFT) Parental Involvement Tape # 12, Speaker: S. Oppenheimer-Nicolau, Stephanie g. Robinson
50. Building Alliances for Youth at Risk (AFT) Plenary Session Tape # 1 I, Speaker: Ray Marshall
51. Building Alliances for Youth at Risk (AFT) Plenary Session Tape # 1 II, Speaker: Ray Marshall
52. Building Alliances for Youth at Risk (AFT) Precious Resources: Broadening the Coalition Tape # 17
53. Building Alliances for Youth at Risk (AFT) Racial & Ethnic Intolerance on the College Tape # 21, Speaker: Renee Walker, Frances Sonnenschein
54. Building Alliances for Youth at Risk (AFT) Retention & Advancement of Minority Students Tape # 20, Speaker: Carlos L. Hargraves, Wayne D. Watson
55. Building Alliances for Youth at Risk (AFT) Rights of Undocumented Immigrant Children Tape # 18, Speaker: Maria Portalatin, Roger Rice
56. Building Alliances for Youth at Risk (AFT) Rochester, N.Y., Takes on Education Reform Tape # 8, Speaker: Beatrice Paul Harris, William A. Johnson, Jr.
57. Building Alliances for Youth at Risk (AFT) Role of Business in Helping Youth to Success Tape # 14, Speaker: Gary Walker, George Moriarty
58. Building Alliances for Youth at Risk (AFT) Sandra Feldman Tape # 34, Speaker: Sandra Feldman
59. Building Alliances for Youth at Risk (AFT) Schools Can’t Do it Alone: Co-ordinating Tape # 15, Speaker: Edward Tetelman, Janice Earle
60. Building Alliances for Youth at Risk (AFT) Straight Talk About the Problems, Bridges To Tape # 3
61. Building Alliances for Youth at Risk (AFT) Strategies for Improving Chapter 1 Services Tape # 22, Speaker: Robert Witherspoon, Jr., Cynthia G. Brown
62. Building Alliances for Youth at Risk (AFT) Teaching For Thinking is Teaching Against Tape # 25, Speaker: Debbie Walsh, Aadil Naazir
63. Building Alliances for Youth at Risk (AFT) Teen Pregnancy: Male Role Tape # 13, Speaker: Jeffrey M. Johnson, Luis Duany
64. Building Alliances for Youth at Risk (AFT) Teen Pregnancy: What Schools Can Do Tape # 16
Conf. No. 135 65. Women in the 90s…Reform Risk Takers & Role Models, Achieving Gender Equity for
Minority Women Tape # 12, Speaker: Shelby Lewis, Beatriz Morales 66. Women in the 90s…Reform Risk Takers & Role Models; Approaches to Dependent Care
Tape # 8, Speaker: Jane Perkins 67. Women in the 90s…Reform Risk Takers & Role Models; Bargaining Family Issues Tape
# 23, Speaker: John Abraham 68. Women in the 90s…Reform Risk Takers & Role Models; Global Women’s Issues Tape #
28, Speaker: Arvonne Fraser 69. Women in the 90s…Reform Risk Takers & Role Models; Humor in the Workplace Tape
# 9, Speaker: Eveleen Lorton, Billie, Birnie
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70. Women in the 90s…Reform Risk Takers & Role Models; Leadership Skills: Empowering People Tape # 20, Speaker: Linda Mast, Ann Lepsi
71. Women in the 90s…Reform Risk Takers & Role Models; Lobbying For Family Issues Tape # 7, Speaker: Mary Bourdette, Elaine Shocas
72. Women in the 90s…Reform Risk Takers & Role Models; Luncheon Tape # 17, Speaker: Mary C. Pruitt
73. Women in the 90s…Reform Risk Takers & Role Models; Opening Session Tape # 1, Speaker: Sandra Von Fassen
74. Women in the 90s…Reform Risk Takers & Role Models; Organizational Skills for Leaders Tape # 26, Speaker: Peggy Buchanan
75. Women in the 90s…Reform Risk Takers & Role Models; Overcoming Math Anxiety Tape # 10, Speaker: Susan Auslander
76. Women in the 90s…Reform Risk Takers & Role Models; Pay Equity Tape # 21, Speaker: Claudia Wayne
77. Women in the 90s…Reform Risk Takers & Role Models; Politics of Reproductive Rights Tape # 27, Speaker: Julia Scott
78. Women in the 90s…Reform Risk Takers & Role Models; Positive Attitudes: Language for Change Tape # 29, Speaker: M. Dawn Allan
79. Women in the 90s…Reform Risk Takers & Role Models; Plenary Session I Tape # 2, Speaker: Michael Maccoby
80. Women in the 90s…Reform Risk Takers & Role Models; Plenary Session II Tape # 16, Speaker: Louise Sundin
81. Women in the 90s…Reform Risk Takers & Role Models; Postsecondary Education: Chilly Climate Tape # 18, Speaker: Nuala Drescher
82. Women in the 90s…Reform Risk Takers & Role Models; Retirement: Ready or Not Tape # 25, Speaker: Barbara Shiller
83. Women in the 90s…Reform Risk Takers & Role Models; Site Management: Feminization of Power Struct- Tape # 4, Speaker: Patricia Parham, Billie Sue Vogel
84. Women in the 90s…Reform Risk Takers & Role Models; Self-Affirmation: Care for the Professional Tape # 5, Speaker: Diane Rud
85. Women in the 90s…Reform Risk Takers & Role Models; Sexual Harassment And Abuse Tape # 12, Speaker: Dorothy Jones
86. Women in the 90s…Reform Risk Takers & Role Models; Stress Management: Keeping Well Tape # 19, Speaker: Lee Schore
87. Women in the 90s…Reform Risk Takers & Role Models; The Superwoman Trap Tape # 11, Speaker: Gloria Johnson
88. Women in the 90s…Reform Risk Takers & Role Models; Title IX in the 90s, We’ve Come a Long Way Tape # 22, Speaker: Jo Jacobs
89. Women in the 90s…Reform Risk Takers & Role Models; Women and Union Women’s History Tape # 3, Speaker: Jo Ann Horwitz
90. Women in the 90s…Reform Risk Takers & Role Models; Women Candidates: Developing Winners Tape # 14: Speaker: Kim Moran, Marian B. Tasco
91. Women in the 90s…Reform Risk Takers & Role Models; Women’s Health Issues Tape # 6: Speaker: Darryl Alexander, Connie Cordovilla
92. Women in the 90s…Reform Risk Takers & Role Models; Women’s Oral History in the Classroom Tape # 24, Speaker: Karen Knudstrup
