Part 3 (M2002-086, Audio 1624A): Additions, 1975-2000
Physical Description: 52.9 cubic feet (52 records center cartons, 2 archives boxes, and 1 oversize folder), 82 cassette tape recordings, 13 videorecordings, 56 photographs, and 55 transparencies 
Scope and Content Note: Additions, 1975-2000, documenting Harder's work with the American Association of University Women (AAUW); International Federation of University Women (IFUW); Women for Meaningful Summits (WMS); Women in Transition (WIT); National Peace Institute Foundation (NPIF); Council of Presidents (COP); and the National Women's Conference Committee (NWCC). The papers also document her interest in Russian/Soviet women's movements through the records of various summits, conferences and symposiums in Russia which she led (1990-1998), and her interest in United Nations women's advocacy activities. In addition, there are numerous audiocassettes, videotapes, photographs and slides. The audiocassettes consist of recordings from conferences Harder participated in (including AAUW, NWCC and WIT) as well as radio interviews given by Harder from 1977-1998; six cassettes are micro cassette recordings of National Women's Conference minutes. The videotapes document events of different women's groups and associations including NWCC, AAUW, IFUW and WIT from 1992-1998. The photographs and slides are mostly undated and unidentified and consist of photographs of Harder and photographs and slides taken at conferences and conventions from 1980-1995.

American Association of University Women (AAUW)/International Federation of University Women (IFUW)

Correspondence, 1985-1999

Administrative files, 1988-1997

Conferences/Workshops, 1978-2000

Conferences/Workshops, 1978-2000 (continued)

Speeches, 1983-1986

Speeches, 1983-1986 (continued)

Campaigns/Advocacy, 1980-2000

Miscellaneous

Council of Presidents (COP)

Meetings, 1985-1994

Meetings, 1985-1994 (continued)

Miscellaneous, 1988-1998

National Peace Institute Foundation (NPIF)

Meetings, 1989-1991

National Peace Foundation (NPF)

Meetings, 1990-1997

Issues, 1980-1992

Issues, 1980-1992 (continued)

Alliance for our Common Future, 1989-1994

Alliance for our Common Future, 1989-1994 (continued)

National Women's Conference Committee (NWCC)

Conferences, 1990-1997

Board meetings, 1989-1997

Committees, 1988-1997

Committees, 1988-1997 (continued)

Nairobi conference, 1984-1985, 1990

Correspondence, 1989-1995

Issue advocacy, 1981-1994

By-laws and articles of incorporation, 1982-1990

Publications, 1982-1989

Networks, 1981-1990

Plan of action, 1977-1991

Awards, 1990-1992

Miscellaneous, 1987-1998

Beijing/U.N. Women's Conference, 1995

Russia/Soviet Union

Trips to Russia - general information, 1990-1998

Forums, summits, conferences, symposiums, 1990-2000

Russian women's groups and women's leaders, 1991-1998

Projects, 1992-1999

Projects, 1992-1999 (continued)

Reports, 1991-1998

Miscellaneous, 1991-1998

Speeches

1975-1994

United Nations

International women's advocacy activities, 1980-1992

Women in Transition (WIT)

Correspondence, 1994-1997

Committees, 1995-1997

Projects, 1991-1997

Women's issue advocacy

General, 1983-1993

Women for Meaningful Summits (WMS)

Executive board materials, 1989-1993

Correspondence, 1989-1993, 1995-1996

By-laws, administrative, 1988-1990

Summits and events, 1987-1992

Summits and events, 1987-1992 (continued)

Miscellaneous

Proclamations, 1983, 1990

Audio Recordings

NWCC-CT 1986

Part 1, Convention/Forward-looking Strategies workshop; Part 2, Convention Forward-looking Strategies

Sunday Membership, November 1

Sunday a.m. Business, Sue Carrol Electoral Politics

Ann Landers

#1 Business Meeting, Business Meeting #2

Convention Forward-looking Strategies workshop

Morning Sat[urday] Session

Sunday Membership, November 1

National Women's Conference

Tape #4, Gaston Hall Ceremonies, 1997 November 21

Tape #5, Gaston Hall Ceremonies, 1997 November 21

National Women's Conference Plenary Tape #10, Gaston Hall (continued), 1997 November 22

Saturday Morning Plenary, end Tape #11, 1997 November 22

International Women's Year, 1977 November 18-21

Tape 1, First Plenary, Maya Angelou, Rosalynn Carter, Betty Ford, Bella Abzug; Liz Carpenter, Lady Bird Johnson, Barbara Jordan Keynote Address, Gloria Scott

Tape 2, Second Plenary, Jill Ruckelshaus, The Pledge, Judy Carter, Declaration of American Women-Jean Stapleton, Coretta Scott King, Lupe Anguiano, Resolution #1 Arts and [no information]; Resolution #2 Battered Women, Resolution #3 Business, Resolution #4 Child Abuse, Resolution #5 Child Care (part 1)

Tape 3, Resolution Child Care (part II), Resolution #7 Disabled Women, Third Plenary, Patsy Mink, Margaret Heckler, Helvi Sipila, Resolution #8 Education

Tape 4, Third Plenary, Resolution #11 Equal Rights Amendment; Equal Rights Amendment (continued), Fourth Plenary Resolution #16 Media, Resolution #17 Minority Women

Tape 5, Fourth Plenary (continued), Minority Women (part II), Resolution #18 Offenders, Resolution #19 Older Women; Older Women (continued), Resolution #20 Rape, Resolution #21 Reproductive Freedom

Tape 6, Fourth Plenary (continued), Resolution #23 Sexual Preference, Sexual Preference Debate; Fifth Plenary, Addie Wyatt, Midge Costanza, Brenda Parker, Resolution #26 Women's Department

“What Really Happened In Houston?,” Sarah Harder, Rosemary Muller, Arlys Gessner

Record X

Part 1, National Women's Agenda 1992, What Women Want and How They Plan To Win It, #38092 “Legislative Agenda in Congress,” Part 2, #39-92 “Changing the Decision Makers”

Song of African American Women Composers

Successful State Strategies, D. Balser, E. Long-Scott, L. Rubenstein, D. Sands, 1989

Sarah Harder, 1992 January 29

Clark Show, 1995 September 15

Los Angeles, Forward-looking Strategies conference, Keynote Speaker Sarah Harder, 1986 July 20

Texas Mid-winter conference, Sarah Harder, 1982 February 20

Sarah Harder, 1992 January 27

Not identified

Women's Agenda Conference, Des Moines, Iowa, Closing Plenary Session, 1988 January 22-24

Project on Sex Stereotyping in Education

Girl, Boy or Person: Beyond Sex Differences

Present But Not Accounted For: Women in Educational History

Reading, Writing and Stereotyping

We The People: Sex Bias in American History

Exercising Your Rights: Eliminating Sex Bias in Physical Education

Soviet American Women's Summit, United Nations Conference Room

H.E. Dame Nita Barrow, Ambassador of Barbados to the UN, “State of Women since Nairobi Forward Looking Strategies,” Respondents, Cora Weiss and Sarah Harder (Soviet-American Women's Summit co-chairs), Nina Belyaeva (Institute for State and Law, Academy of Sciences), Valentina Matvienko (Supreme Soviet), 1990 May 1

Lucille Mair, Minister of State, Jamaica, “Women and Development,” Vandana Shiva, Visiting Professor, Mt. Holyoke College, “Women and Environment,” Respondents, Bella Abzug (Women's Foreign Policy Council), Dr. Helen Rodriguez-Trias, Elena Ershova (Institute for USA and Canada Studies), Elena Zelinskaya (Journalist, North West News Agency), 1990 May 2

Ambassador Olga Pellicer, Permanent Mission of Mexico to the U.N., “Women, debt and development,” Susan Mnumzana, African National Congress, Respondents Dorothy Height (National Council of Negro Women), Susan McKean (MONTAGE), Svetlana Evtushenko (Ukrainian Trade Union Council), Galina Vokhmentseva (Soviet Sociology Association)

AAUW 1881-1981, An Audio History, AAUW Centennial, An Audio Presentation of Historical Highlights of the American Association of University Women

Coalitions: Building Them, Using Them, E.H. Norton and E. Smeal, 1981 March

9 a.m.-noon Saturday, 1989 January 7

What is AAUW?, by Sarah Harder, President of AAUW

New Voices Program 89, Public Interest Video Network, 1987 November 30

New Voices Program 106, 1987 March 28

New Voices Program 130, 1988 September 12

New Voices Program 155, 1989 March 6

Women and the Wage Gap, Institute for Labor Education

Wings Radio News #33-92, Women Rebuilding Eastern Europe

Civil Rights and Individual Rights in the '90s, Fong Craig, Lichtman, Schneider, 1989

The Ideas Network on Tape, Welfare Reform Bill, 1996 July 31

Vantage Point Nairobi, The Decade and The Future by Sarah Harder, President of AAUW

Sharon Schuster, Radical Thought/Outrageous Acts

Margaret Andreasen, 11 a.m., “Women's Conference…” with Sarah Harder, WHA Radio, 1985 July 30

First International Women's Roundtable (audio montage), 1998

Tune into Life #48

AAUW Speeches by Rene Poissant and Eudora Welty; Columbus Convention

Women of Vision: Leadership of a New World, Opening Program Peace Prayer, Road to Bejing, Film comments, Rama Vernon, Fumi Stewart, Sarah Harder, and Laura Liswood, Washington, D.C., 1994 October 9-12

Corporate Welfare, Kathleen Dunn Show on Wisconsin Public Radio, 1996 July

12-104-84, The Lessons of Copenhagen

To the Best of Our Knowledge, 1992 July 19, 1992 July 21

Tuning in to Life, A Public Service of the American Association of Retired Persons

International Women's Conference, NPR, 1985 July

International Women's Conference, minutes, ERA Summit, 1994 February

International Women's Conference, 1994 April

Visual Materials

Videotapes

Photographs

Slides