Inventory of the Lynn Shaw Collection SPC.2008.005

Sue Tyson; Karen Clemons

California State University Dominguez Hills, Gerth Archives and Special Collections

2011; 2022; 2023

University Library South -5039 (Fifth Floor)

1000 E. Victoria St.

Carson, CA 90747

Business Number: 310-243-3895

archives@csudh.edu

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Contributing Institution: California State University Dominguez Hills, Gerth Archives and Special Collections

Title: Lynn Shaw Collection

Creator: Dabney, Lynn

Creator: Shaw, Lynn Judith

Identifier/Call Number: SPC.2008.005

Physical Description: 16.2 Linear Feet

Physical Description: 29 boxes

Date (inclusive): 1937-2019; undated

Date (bulk): 1950-2005

Abstract: This collection documents the academic and professional life of Dr. Lynn Shaw, a professor of electrical technology at Long Beach City College who has been a key figure in the labor and nontraditional women's occupation movement in Southern California as well as in national tradeswomen's groups. Materials include: professional organization and conference materials; materials concerning career development, including apprenticeship and curricular programs; reports; periodicals; Dr. Shaw's Master's thesis and other academic materials; flyers and brochures; newspaper clippings; and ephemera. Other materials concern organizations in which Dr. Shaw has played a leading role, including Women In Non-Traditional Employment Roles (WINTER); Tradeswomen Now and Tomorrow; the Southern California Tradeswomen Network; and Electric Women, along with other tradeswomen organizations; U.S. Department of Labor materials; and subject files concerning gender, employment, labor and labor unions, and policies and programs such as affirmative action and welfare. For digitized material related to all tradeswomen archives collections please consult the Tradeswomen Archives Project .

Language of Material: English .

Availability

There are no access restrictions on this collection.

Conditions Governing Use

All requests for permission to publish or quote from manuscripts must be submitted in writing to the Director of Archives and Special Collections. Permission for publication is given on behalf of Special Collections as the owner of the physical materials and not intended to include or imply permission of the copyright holder, which must also be obtained.

Preferred Citation

For information about citing archival material, see the Citations for Archival Material guide, or consult the appropriate style manual.

Processing Information

Processing started by Veronica D'Aquino in 2009 and completed by Sue Tyson in 2011. Accruals processed in 2022 by Karen Clemons

Immediate Source of Acquisition

In support of the Tradeswomen Archives project at California State University Dominguez Hills (CSUDH) initiated by Dr. Vivian Price, Lynn Judith Shaw donated materials in 2008-2010 that document her academic and professional work concerning labor and women in trades.

Biographical / Historical

Lynn Judith Shaw, who is currently a professor of electrical technology at Long Beach City College, has been an advocate for women working in careers that pay a living wage since the mid-1970s. She has worked as miner, steelworker, longshore worker, and journey-level electrician, and has been an active union member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) since 1982. She received her Doctorate in Educational Policy from the Claremont Graduate University and San Diego State University in 2001, and her Master's degree at California State University-Long Beach in 1995. Her vocational and research interests include issues of women in nontraditional careers; the development of educational and apprenticeship programs that support the entry of women in skilled trades; bringing to the fore the voices of diverse women and men who work in the trades; and the study of gender, race, class, and work. Along with her teaching, Dr. Shaw has played a key role in many organizations devoted to women in nontraditional jobs. She is the founder of WINTER, Women In Non Traditional Employment Roles, a nonprofit advocacy and training organization, and of the Long Beach City College Soroptimist Women in Trades and Technology Center. Her work also includes networking, training, and founding or holding leadership roles in other organizations, including the national tradeswomen group, Tradeswomen Now and Tomorrow; the Southern California Tradeswomen Network; Electric Women; and the Redlands-San Bernardino Chapter of the National Organization for Women. Dr. Shaw is also a visual artist who in 1992 co-produced with Vivian Price and Neshtey Crudup the film In My Own Words: Against All Odds, 1992. With these activities, Dr. Shaw has sought to promote increased opportunities for women to enter the skilled trades. Her work has also aimed to increase awareness of gender and racial discrimination in the workplace and in education, as well as of legal and educational means to foster equal opportunity in these areas.

Scope and Contents

The papers comprising the Lynn Shaw collection (1937-2010, bulk 1990-2005) document her career as an advocate for women's rights and career opportunity in the skilled trades, an occupational area traditionally filled by men.

The collection comprises primarily curricular and educational resources; conference and workshop materials; reports; newspaper clippings; information about organizations; publications; and business and legal documents that concern women in trades or that show Dr. Shaw's affiliations with and contributions to various tradeswomen organizations. These materials also reflect her active advocacy and work to foster awareness of gender-related issues in the workplace, in career training, and in the educational system. Organizational papers primarily document the activities of trades organizations such as WINTER and Electric Women, and publications and clippings provide a broad view of policy, related issues, current events, and advocacy concerning women in nontraditional careers. Some of the materials in the collection refer to Dr. Shaw as Lynn Dabney.

The career development series gathers publications; flyers and brochures; correspondence; articles; and reports organized into subseries covering the topics of apprenticeship; conferences and workshops; flyers and brochures, guides and handbooks; curriculum and lesson planning; and programs.

The subject files gather publications, pamphlets, articles, and newspapers clippings covering several topics including: activism and civic events; affirmative action; arts; community development; employment and barriers to employment such as childcare and transportation issues; equality and equal opportunity; gender, especially as it relates to education, employment, and the workplace; industries; labor and labor unions; racism; sexual harassment; tradeswomen; and welfare.

The materials in the collection document the landscape of groups and networks that have worked and are working to address issues of women in the skilled trades.

Arrangement

Arranged in seven series:

Series I. Academic File, 1984-2007, bulk 1993-1995
Series II. Tradeswomen Organizations and Related Groups, 1984-2008, bulk 1995-2005
Series III. Tradeswomen and Related Publications, 1979-2009, bulk 1994-2005
Series IV. Clippings and Graphics, 1981-2006, bulk 1994-2005
Series V. Career Development in the Trades, 1937-2009, bulk 1992-2005
Series V. Subject Files, 1937-2010, bulk 1992-2002
Series VI. Photographs, circa 1990s

Related Materials

For other related material please consult: Jane Templin Collection;Oregon Tradeswoman Collection; Pat Williams Collection; Vivian Price Collection; Madeline Mixer Collection; Ronnie Sandler Collection; Kelly Baar Collection; and Molly Martin Collection. For digitized material related to all tradeswomen archives collections please consult the Tradeswomen Archives Project .

Subjects and Indexing Terms

Affirmative action programs -- California

Apprenticeship programs -- United States

Building trades -- California

Career development -- Curricula

Career development -- Handbooks, manuals, etc.

Career development -- Planning

Career development -- Sex differences

Discrimination in employment -- Law and legislation -- United States

Diversity in the workplace

Gender and education

Gender and work

Labor union members -- United States

Labor laws and legislation -- California

Occupational training for women

Sex discrimination in employment

Women -- Employment

Women in the labor movement -- California

Cassyd, Donna

Crudup, Neshtey

Rodriguez, Lilly

Doro, Sue, 1937-

Mixer, Madeline

Price, Vivian

Shakoor-Akbar, Ebony

Templin, Jane

Non Traditional Employment for Women

Century Freeway Affirmative Action Committee Inc. (Calif.)

Chicago Women in Trades

City of Long Beach Private Industry Council

Electric Women

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. Local 11 (Calif.)

Liberty Hill Foundation

Los Angeles Unified School District

Southern California Tradeswomen Network

Tradeswomen, Inc.

United States. Department of Labor

United States. Women's Bureau

Wider Opportunities for Women, Inc.

Women in Non Traditional Employment Roles (WINTER)

Series I: Academic File 1973-2016 1993-1995

Language of Material: English.

Scope and Contents

The series consists mostly of Dr. Shaw's Master of Arts Thesis, "Women Union Electricians: A Comparison of Job and Training Experiences of White Women and Women of Color" (two copies, California State University-Long Beach, 1995). The series also contains several short pieces: two newsletter articles written by Dr. Shaw on women and nontraditional work (one with the byline Lynn Dabney); Dr. Shaw's doctoral dissertation, "Diverse Working Class Women in Skilled Trades Occupations: An Apprenticeship Model for Success" (The Claremont Graduate University and San Diego State University, 2001); a PowerPoint presentation delivered to high school students; material related to her sabbatical project on women and men in nontraditional careers; academic papers and reports; and a script for a 1984 radio show, KUCR's (Riverside, Calif.) "What's Left" program, on which Lynn Dabney was a guest (the script does not reproduce her words but does include the hosts' introduction of her). The series also includes a booklet that Dr. Shaw produced for a class at San Diego State University, extensive bibliographical references, a small amount of miscellaneous notes and correspondence. and one personal file related to her wedding.

box 1, folder 1

"What's Left" Script -- (KUCR Radio Station, Riverside, Calif.) -- [Guest: Lynn Dabney] 1984

box 1, folder 2

Dabney, Lynn -- The Secret is Out: Women Can Be Skilled Tradespeople 1993

box 1, folder 3

Shaw, Lynn -- Nontraditional Jobs -- Why Train and Hire Women 1993

box 1, folder 4

Shaw, Lynn -- M.A. Thesis, California State University-Long Beach. Women Union Electricians: A Comparison of Job and Training Experiences of White Women and Women of Color. Box 1 of 3. [Front matter; Chapters 1-4, pp. 1-109, Folder 1 of 3] 1995

box 1, folder 5

Shaw, Lynn -- M.A. Thesis, California State University-Long Beach. Women Union Electricians: A Comparison of Job and Training Experiences of White Women and Women of Color. Box 2 of 3. [Chapter 5, pp. 110-123; Appendices A - H, pp. 124-212, Folder 2 of 3] 1995

box 1, folder 6

Shaw, Lynn -- M.A. Thesis, California State University-Long Beach. Women Union Electricians: A Comparison of Job and Training Experiences of White Women and Women of Color. Box 3 of 3. [Appendices I - K; Bibliography, pp. 213-316, Folder 3 of 3] 1995

box 1, folder 7

Shaw, Lynn -- M.A. Thesis [Copy 2], California State University-Long Beach. Women Union Electricians: A Comparison of Job and Training Experiences of White Women and Women of Color. [Folder 1 of 3] 1995

box 1, folder 8

box 1, folder 9

box 22, folder 12

Shaw, Lynn -- M.A. Thesis, California State University- Long Beach. Women Union Electricians: A Comparison of Job and Training Experiences of White Women and Women of Color August 1995

box 1, folder 10

Shaw, Lynn -- Abstract of the Dissertation, Diverse Working Class Women in Skilled Trades Occupations: An Apprenticeship Model for Success 2001

box 1, folder 11

Shaw, Lynn -- PowerPoint Presentation [for high school, 2007]; "Diverse Women in Nontraditional Employment" [booklet produced for class, The Diverse Learner, San Diego State University, 1996] 1996; 2007

box 1, folder 12

Bibliographies and reading lists; miscellaneous notes and correspondence undated

box 1, folder 13

"Women in Non Traditional Careers, Tools for Success" by Lynn Shaw, Phd 2009

box 1, folder 14

"Testimony on Women in Non-Traditional Employment for Women and the Economy", Lynn Shaw February 27, 1998

box 26, folder 13, box 29, folder 3

sabbatical project- interview questions, notes, core indicators, information packet, request for leave 2010-2016

box 26, folder 14

sabbatical project- correspondence, course enrollment lists surveys 2015

box 26, folder 15, box 29, folder 2

sabbatical project- interviews and profiles 2015-2016

box 26, folder 16

California State University, Long Beach- Technology, Ethics, and Society course reader Spring 2000

box 26, folder 17

Shaw, Lynn. Diverse Working Class Women in Skilled Trades Occupations: An Apprenticeship Model for Success. Claremont Graduate University and San Diego State University, Doctor of Philosophy in Education 2001

box 26, folder 18

Shaw, Lynn. Diverse Working Class Women in Skilled Trades Occupations [print outs] undated

box 26, folder 19

college papers; university without walls application program booklet 1973-1974

box 26, folder 20

report, paper, class presentation 1992, 1994

Scope and Contents

"Instruments to Measure Knowledge and Attitudes about Women, Employment and Nontraditional Jobs"; "Women in Nontraditional Careers a Pragmatic Plan"; "Combining School and Work Options in High Schools and Two year Colleges"

box 26, folder 21

manuscript for review; memorandums. "The Gender Gap in Year Earnings: Is It Lack of Education or Occupational Segregation?" 1993

box 26, folder 22

literature reviews; papers 1995-1999

Scope and Contents

"Women in Working Class Nontraditional Training and Employment"; 'An Educational Secret: Apprenticeship, and the War on Inequality for Women"; "Women Union Electricians: A Comparison of Job and Training Experiences of White Women and Women of Color"; and others

box 26, folder 23

documents related to Lynn Shaw's wedding 1993-1994

box 22, folder 13

"Construction Affairs" KIEV 870 AM [audiocassette] June 5, 1999

Series II: Tradeswomen Organizations and Related Groups 1984-2008 1995-2005

Physical Description: .85 boxes

Physical Description: .85 Linear Feet

Language of Material: English.

Scope and Contents

This series consists of items collected by Lynn Shaw that document her affiliation and work with tradeswomen organizations located primarily, though not exclusively, in California. This series includes administrative files, minutes from meetings, personal and organizational notes, general information about organizations, correspondence, and ephemera. The first sequence focuses on organizations with whom Dr. Shaw was or has been directly involved, including WINTER, which she founded; Tradeswomen Now and Tomorrow, a national coalition of tradeswomen's advocates for which she serves as a board member; the Southern California Tradeswomen Network, which Dr. Shaw incorporated in 1993; Electric Women, a support group for women electricians that began in 1984 and continued meeting until 2004; and the Redlands-San Bernardino Chapter of the National Organization for Women, for which Dr. Shaw served as co-coordinator in the mid-1980s. The second sequence includes organizations Dr. Shaw has either supported or found relevant; this sequence is arranged alphabetically by name of organization. The materials in this series reflect women's advocacy and work to organize, educate, and support themselves in their pursuit of skilled trades and nontraditional occupations. For example, in 1995, WINTER grew out of the Century Women's Employment Project, and Dr. Shaw was directly involved in developing the organization's founding principles; the organization has since served as an advocacy and support group for women interested in nontraditional careers and skilled trades. For more information on the activities of various organizations represented in this series, see other series in this collection, including especially Series III, Tradeswomen and Related Publications; and Series V, Career Development and the Trades, Subseries B, Conferences and Workshops, and Subseries D, Curriculum and Lesson Planning

box 2, folder 1

Organizations -- Women in NonTraditional Employment Roles (WINTER) -- Careers Advisory Council -- Description undated

box 2, folder 2

Incorporation; Board of Directors -- Meeting Minutes, Agendas; IRS Documents; Mission and History; Weekly Reports; Profit and Loss statements; budgets; ED report 1995-2012

box 2, folder 3

Organizations -- Women in NonTraditional Employment Roles (WINTER) -- Commission for Gender Equity; Commission for Sex Equity 1997

box 2, folder 4

Organizations -- Women in NonTraditional Employment Roles (WINTER) -- Training Programs and Workshops -- Information and Flyers 1995-1998

box 2, folder 5

Organizations -- Women in NonTraditional Employment Roles (WINTER) -- Resource Center 1996-2000

box 2, folder 6

Organizations -- Women in NonTraditional Employment Roles (WINTER) -- Newsletters -- Winter News; Non-Traditional News; The Riveter 1996-2004

box 2, folder 7

Organizations -- Women in NonTraditional Employment Roles (WINTER) -- California State University-Long Beach Service Learning Project 2000

box 2, folder 8

Organizations -- Women in NonTraditional Employment Roles (WINTER) -- American Community Partnership 2000-2001

box 2, folder 9

Organizations -- Women in NonTraditional Employment Roles (WINTER) -- Women in Non Traditional Employment Roles Founder Award 2006

box 2, folder 10

Organizations -- Tradeswomen Now and Tomorrow -- Policy recommendations for Perkins Act Reauthorization; recruitment strategies; flyers; board membership lists; material related to contract with Chicago Women in Trades and grant circa 2003; 2008

box 2, folder 11

Organizations -- Southern California Tradeswomen Network -- Bylaws and articles of incorporation; IRS documents; flyers circa 1990s

box 2, folder 12

Organizations -- Electric Women -- Liberty Hill grant information; meeting agendas and minutes; retainer agreement between Electric Women, ACLU, and the California Women's Law Center [unsigned]; photos; flyers circa 1990s

box 2, folder 13

Organizations -- Related NonTraditional Groups (California) -- Women's Committee of the IBEW; National Organization for Women Redlands-San Bernardino Chapter -- NOW News; other organizations 1984-1997

box 2, folder 14

Organizations -- Coalition of Labor Union Women (CLUW) -- brochures undated

box 2, folder 15

Organizations -- Chicago Women in Trades -- policy statement, program descriptions, flyers, brochures, U.S. Department of Labor report on Illinois Local Workforce Investment areas circa 2001-2007

box 2, folder 16

Organizations -- Employment Options, Inc. --Calendars 1996-1997

box 2, folder 17

Organizations -- Hard Hatted Women -- recruitment pamphlet; coloring book 1990, 2009

box 29, folder 10

Organizations -- Ironworker Women (calendar) 2019

box 2, folder 18

Organizations -- National Tradeswomen's Network -- Board of Directors 1991

box 2, folder 19

Organizations -- DWP Tradeswomen -- phone network; Present Status and Review circa 1993

box 2, folder 20

Organizations -- New York Labor History Association -- flyers; newsletter; New York City labor history map 1995-1996

box 2, folder 21

Organizations -- Nontraditional Employment for Women (NEW) -- brochures, information about board of directors, fact sheets, program information, article; see also Folder 18:26 for Tradeswomen Database Project circa 1994-2001

box 2, folder 22

Organizations -- Northern New England Tradeswomen (NNETW) -- brochures, newsletters, training material on sexual harassment circa 2001-2002

box 2, folder 23

Organizations -- Oregon Building Congress -- Building Futures magazine; brochures circa 2004

box 2, folder 24

Organizations -- Oregon Tradeswomen -- Programs and events; organizational structure; general information circa 2001-2006

box 2, folder 25

Organizations -- Rocky Mountain Tradeswoman Network (RMTN) -- brochures undated

box 2, folder 26

Organizations -- Tradeswomen, Inc. -- Little Tradeswomen Coloring Book / Libro de Pintar para Mujeres Pequenos de Oficio 1987

box 2, folder 27

Organizations -- Tradeswomen, Inc. -- Training programs and events; outreach and employment materials 1991-1998

box 2, folder 28

Organizations -- Tradeswomen, Inc. -- Training programs and events; tradeswomen calendar 2000-2005

box 2, folder 29

Organizations -- Tradeswomen, Inc. -- Women Building California -- Conferences -- brochures and flyers 2004-2008

box 2, folder 30

Organizations -- Wider Opportunities for Women (WOW) -- fact sheets; overview of programs and activities; resource lists; legislative and policy information; 2003-2006 Strategic Plan 1988-2006

box 2, folder 31

Organizations -- Wider Opportunities for Women (WOW) -- Report: "Developing a Framework to Increase Women's Participation in NTO's" 2002

box 2, folder 32

Organizations -- Wider Opportunities for Women (WOW) -- Testimony by Donna Milgram, Nontraditional Employment Training Project 1992

box 2, folder 33

Organizations -- Women's Opportunity and Resource Development, Inc. (WORD) -- brochures, flyers, Gearing up for Mentorships: A Start-Up Guide to Mentorship Programs for Women in Nontraditional Careers (1996) 1996 - circa 2003

box 2, folder 34

Organizations -- Tradeswomen's Organizations -- Directories 2003-2004

Series III: Tradeswomen and Related Publications 1979-2009 1994-2005

Physical Description: 2.15 boxes

Physical Description: 1.15 Linear Feet

Language of Material: English.

Scope and Contents

Included in this series are primarily journals and newsletters; holdings vary from nearly complete runs of some titles for the years represented to, in many cases, one or two issues of periodicals. Publications in this series include those of some of the organizations represented in Series II as well as a host of publications from other organizations and groups. Holdings of titles in groups with which Dr. Shaw has been affiliated include Electric Women (collection holds two issues from 1994). The collection contains extensive holdings of Pride and a Paycheck, edited by Sue Doro (1999-2009, with some issues missing). Other holdings include publications from around the country as well as from California, including from key tradeswomen organizations such as Chicago Women in Trades (Nuts and Bolts, issues from 2000-2005); Tradeswomen, Inc. (collection holds issues of the journal Tradeswomen from 1981; 1983; 1985; and 1989-1999, and of the newsletter Trade Trax from 1993 and 1994); and IBEW (IBEW Journal, issues from 1989; 1994; and 1995). Series is arranged alphabetically by name of publication or, in some cases (for example, Chicago Women in Trades and Oregon Tradeswomen), by name of organization.

box 2, folder 35

Publications -- Boston Tradeswomen Network Newsletter 1994;2001

box 2, folder 36

Publications -- Building Futures 2008

box 2, folder 37

Publications -- California Licensed Contractor 1994

box 2, folder 38

Publications -- CEE News 2002

box 2, folder 39

Publications -- CEP News: The Newsletter of the Coal Employment Project 1994;1995

box 2, folder 40

Publications -- Chicago Women in Trades -- Nuts & Bolts; publication list 2000-2005

box 2, folder 41

Publications -- City Magazine 2002

box 2, folder 42

Publications -- Commline: A Bimonthly Publication for Colleagues of Long Beach City College 2000

box 2, folder 43

Publications -- Electric Women 1994

box 2, folder 44

Publications -- Gauge 501 2008

box 2, folder 45

Publications -- IBEW Journal 1989; 1994; 1995

box 2, folder 46

Publications -- International Labour Review 2003

box 2, folder 47

Publications -- The Journal 1979

box 3, folder 1

Publications -- Labor Family News 2008

box 3, folder 2

Publications -- Labor Notes 1991

box 3, folder 3

Publications -- New York Hard Hat News 2000;2002

box 3, folder 4

Publications -- Oregon Tradeswomen, Inc. -- Toolbox 2001-2003;2008

box 3, folder 5

Publications -- The Pittsburgh Journal 1980

box 3, folder 6

Publications -- Port Jobs Reports 2000

box 3, folder 7

Publications -- Pride and a Paycheck 1999-2000

box 3, folder 8

Publications -- Pride and a Paycheck 2001-2009

box 3, folder 9

Publications -- Re: port, a Community Newsletter from the Port of Long Beach Winter 2005

box 3, folder 10

Publications -- Riveting News 2001-2005

box 3, folder 11

Publications -- Speaking for Ourselves, To Each Other: The Newsletter of the Northwest Labor and Employment Law Office 2004

box 3, folder 12

Publications -- Steelabor 1982

box 3, folder 13

Publications -- Then & Now 2007

box 3, folder 14

Publications -- Trade Trax: A Newsletter for Women in Blue Collar Occupations 1993;1994

box 3, folder 15-18

Publications -- Tradeswomen 1981;1983;1985; 1987; 1989; 1990-1992

box 4, folder 1

Publications -- Tradeswomen 1993

box 4, folder 2

Publications -- Tradeswomen 1994

box 4, folder 3

Publications -- Tradeswomen 1995

box 4, folder 4

Publications -- Tradeswomen 1996

box 4, folder 5

Publications -- Tradeswomen 1997

box 4, folder 6

Publications -- Tradeswomen 1998;1999

box 4, folder 7

Publications -- Voices [Newsletter] -- Commission for Sex Equity. Los Angeles Unified School District 1994

box 4, folder 8

Publications -- Women and Manual Trades Newsletter 1991

box 4, folder 9

Publications -- Women at Work 1990-1995

box 4, folder 10

Publications -- Women in Aerospace -- Aviation Week Publication / Sponsored Market Supplement 1999

box 4, folder 11

Publications -- Women's Maritime Association Newsletter 1995

box 4, folder 12

Publications -- Working Crew 1995

box 4, folder 13

Publications -- Working for America 2000

Series IV: Clippings and Graphics 1981-2006 1994-2005

Language of Material: English.

Scope and Contents

This series consists of newspaper clippings and of graphical elements (line drawings, cartoons, clip art) that were used in flyers and newsletters. The newspaper clippings are arranged in folders covering the time spans of 1981-1992, 1993-1994, 1995-2001, 2002-2003, and 2004-2006, and include articles about women in nontraditional jobs; education in trades; and other topics relating to issues of women and labor. The graphics folders contain both finished products (flyers, etc.) and graphical elements unincorporated into other materials. These elements include illustrations of women practicing nontraditional trades; images of tools; logos; banners; design elements; slogans; and political and editorial cartoons. Folders for clippings are arranged chronologically; however, contents within these folders have not been ordered. Graphics folders are unordered.

box 5, folder 1

Tradeswomen in the News 1981-1992

box 5, folder 2

Tradeswomen in the News 1993-1994

box 5, folder 3

Tradeswomen in the News 1995-2001

box 5, folder 4

Tradeswomen in the News 2002-2003

box 5, folder 5

Tradeswomen in the News 2004-2006

box 5, folder 6

Graphics undated

box 5, folder 7

Graphics undated

box 5, folder 8

Graphics undated

box 5, folder 9

Graphics undated

box 5, folder 10

Graphics undated

box 5, folder 11

Graphics -- Rosie Pictures: Select Images Relating to American Women During World War II -- Library of Congress images listing 1998

Series V: Career Development in the Trades 1937-2009 1992-2005

Physical Description: 6 boxes

Physical Description: 4.83 Linear Feet

Language of Material: English.

Scope and Contents

Career development in the trades is an umbrella term that encompasses professional meetings, conferences, and workshops; apprenticeship and other career development programs; and educational projects to prepare women with the skills necessary to succeed in trades such as construction and manufacturing. This series includes conference and workshop programs, training materials and handouts, flyers and brochures from a range of career development initiatives, reports and formal studies, personal notes, and materials on curricular development. Topics focus on training and advancement in the trades, leadership, mentoring and networking, and working conditions in the trades.

Subseries A: Apprenticeship 1986-2007 1992-1996

Language of Material: English.

Scope and Contents

This subseries includes information about apprenticeship programs in California and throughout the United States; reports and studies concerning apprenticeship and on various apprenticeship projects; California Apprenticeship Council hearings; apprenticeship guides and directories; newspaper clippings and articles; and assorted flyers, brochures, and fact sheets. This subseries is arranged by type of material, beginning with General, which contains two overviews of apprenticeship (one by the U.S. Department of Labor and one by the U.S. Department of Education) and Clippings and Articles. These folders are followed by sequences,concerning apprenticeship in California; historical overviews of apprenticeship in California and on a federal level; apprenticeship programs; apprenticeship project reports concerning projects in California and nationally; recruitment and retention; and reports concerning both California and national initiatives. Box 7 contains three folders concerning research and research proposals on apprenticeship. These folders include a Master's Thesis; an undergraduate senior project; and information concerning the Electrical Contracting Foundation's research proposal process

box 6, folder 1

General. Apprenticeship [U.S. Department of Labor overview, 1992]; Women in Apprenticeships: Steps to Building a Career [U.S. Department of Education, 1989] 1989;2002

box 27, folder 10

General. Apprenticeship. Goals and Objectives, task schedules. Portland, Denver, Indianapolis undated

box 6, folder 2

Clippings and articles; fact sheets; flyers undated

box 27, folder 7

California -- Department of Industrial Relations -- Apprenticeship. "Jobs and Dollars for Today's Woman". Informational Materials for a Campaign Promoting Recruitment of Women into Apprenticeship 1979

box 27, folder 8

California -- Division of Apprenticeship Standards -- memorandums; reports; statistics 1987-1991

box 6, folder 3

California -- State of California Plan for Equal Opportunity; assorted flyers and brochures; California Fire Fighter Joint Apprenticeship Committee CD 1986-2007

box 6, folder 4

California -- Century Freeway Women's Employment Program -- Survey materials 1992

box 6, folder 5

Calfornia -- Hearings -- California Apprenticeship Council -- Assorted correspondence, flyers 1993

box 6, folder 6

California -- Hearings -- California Apprenticeship Council -- Methods to Improve the Participation of Women in the Building and Construction Trades Apprenticeship Programs May, 11 1993

box 6, folder 7

California -- Hearings -- California Apprenticeship Council -- Methods to Improve the Participation of Women in the Building and Construction Trades Apprenticeship Programs 1993-05-19T00:00:00+00:00

box 6, folder 8

California -- Directories and Guides undated

box 6, folder 9

California -- Programs and Legislation undated

box 6, folder 10

California -- Programs -- History 1937-2003

box 6, folder 11

California -- Statistics 1986-1992

box 29, folder 6

California Apprenticeship Council (CAC) material related to credit apprenticeship August 2017

box 6, folder 12

California -- Survey Summary -- Joint Committee of the California Apprenticeship Council Survey -- Data Summary -- Female Apprentices and Journeywomen 1991-1992

box 23, folder 4, box 27, folder 11

Programs -- Women in Apprenticeship and Nontraditional Occupations (WANTO) 2000-2012

box 6, folder 13

Federal and California -- Historical overviews and reports undated

box 6, folder 14

Programs -- Equity in Apprenticeship (British Columbia, Canada); The Builders. (British Columbia, Canada) undated

box 6, folder 15

Programs -- National -- brochures, flyers, general information undated

box 6, folder 16

Programs -- Washington undated

box 6, folder 17

Project Reports -- California 1993;2005-2006

box 6, folder 18

Project Reports -- National and regional 2000

box 6, folder 19

Project Reports -- New York 1993

box 6, folder 20

Project Reports -- Washington 1998-1999;2003;

box 6, folder 21

Recruitment and Retention 1998

box 6, folder 22

Reports -- Apprenticeship and the Blue-Collar System. Revised Edition 1995. Field-test Draft 1995

box 6, folder 23

Reports -- Department of Industrial Relations. Division of Apprenticeship Standards and California Apprenticeship Council. Special Report. 1992 Activities 1992

box 6, folder 24

Reports -- Follow-up Study of Non-Traditional Students. Women in Technical Training and Occupations -- San Francisco Community College Centers 1988

box 6, folder 25

Reports -- Draft Final Report. Study of the Experience of Women with the General Apprenticeship Application Process 1992

box 7, folder 1

Reports -- Meeting Report. Oversight Committee Meeting No. 1. Study of the Experience of Women with the General Apprenticeship Application Process 1991

box 7, folder 2

Reports -- Meeting Report. Oversight Committee Meeting No. 2. Study of the Experience of Women with the General Apprenticeship Application Process 1992

box 7, folder 3

Reports -- Oregona Regional Consortium Disparity Study: Is it Working in Oregon's Construction Industry? 1996

box 27, folder 9

Reports -- Apprenticeship Completion and Cancellation in the Building Trades, The Aspen Institute 2013

box 7, folder 4

Apprenticeship -- Reports-- "The Future of the National Registered Apprenticeship System: A Workforce Strategy for Main Street America" November 2008

box 7, folder 5

Research -- Apprenticeship Training and the Supervisory Needs of the Plumbing Industry. M.A. Thesis, California State University-Long Beach. Johnson, Milton 1982

box 7, folder 6

Research -- Women's Involvement in Contract Construction Trades. A Senior Project. [for B.A. degree, California State University-Long Beach.] 1983

box 7, folder 7

Research -- Research Proposals -- Electrical Contracting Foundation 2005

Subseries B: Conferences and Workshops 1986-2008, 2019 1992-2005

Language of Material: English.

Scope and Contents

This subseries contains programs, informational packets, brochures, flyers, and other materials about conferences and workshops concerning tradeswomen and career development. Most of these events represented in this subseries took place in California, though materials about gatherings throughout the United States are included. Items in this subseries with direct links to Dr. Shaw include the Picture Yourself in a High Wage, High Skill Career conference at Long Beach City College (2005); Summer Institute for Union Women Education for the Future, presentation by Dr. Shaw and Dr. Vivian Price; and WINTER's Nontraditional Pre-Employment Workshop (undated materials). Materials are arranged alphabetically by name of conference or of chief sponsoring organization

box 7, folder 8

AFL-CIO. Pacific Coast Tradeswomen Summit 1992

box 7, folder 9

Baldwin Park Unified School District. Welfare to Work Conference 1997

box 7, folder 10

California Community College Nontraditional Career Success Workshop 2005

box 7, folder 11

California Labor Federation, AFL-CIO. Building Partnerships VIII Conference. Agenda 2000

box 7, folder 12

California Commission on the Status of Women [reception program] February 22, 2012

box 29, folder 11

California Labor Federation and State Building and Construction Trades Council Women's Conference [program] 2000

box 7, folder 13

California New Youth Apprenticeship Project. Youth Apprenticeship and School-to-Work Transition in California 1993

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California Perkins Conference; Completion Matters: Change is Constant December 4-5, 2012

box 7, folder 14

Twelfth Annual CalWorks Partnership Conference 2000

box 7, folder 15

The Future of Tradeswomen: A Conference Sponsored by North East Women in Transportation 1995

box 7, folder 16

HRDI, AFL-CIO. The American Workforce in Transition 1995

box 7, folder 17

Kootenay Women in Trades and Technology. Surviving and Thriving: Women in Trades and Technology 1998

box 7, folder 18

Long Beach City College. Math, Science, Trades and Technology Conference- scholarships, notes, flyers, and other documents 2004

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Long Beach City College. Nontraditional Career Day 1999, 2000 1998-2000

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Long Beach City College. Nontraditional Employment for Women Career Day 2001-2002

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Long Beach City College. Picture Yourself in a High Wage, High Skill Career, - invoices and receipts 2004-2005

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Long Beach City College. Picture Yourself in a High Wage, High Skill Career 2005

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Long Beach City College. Picture Yourself in a High Wage, High Skill Career. [Folder marked "Master Copy."] Long Beach City College. Picture Yourself in a High Wage, High Skill Career. [Folder marked "Master Copy."] 2005

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Long Beach City College. Picture Yourself in a High Wage, High Skill Career- flyers, notes, scholarship information 2005

box 7, folder 26

Long Beach City College. Recruiting Women to High Skill, High Wage Careers workshop 2002; undated

box 7, folder 27

Long Beach City College. Trades Top Model 2006

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Long Beach City College. Tradeswomen of Tomorrow 2002

box 7, folder 29

Long Beach City College. Women in Non-Traditional Trades and Technology Conference 2005

box 29, folder 11

Los Angeles Association of Black Personnel presents "Trailblazer Reception" [program] February 2009

box 7, folder 30

Los Angeles Women's Foundation. Includes materials on boards and nonprofit organization; Mentor Award flyers and programs 1991, 1997, 1998

box 7, folder 31

Vivian Price and Lynn Shaw. Summer Institute for Union Women Education for the Future 1993;undated

box 7, folder 32

WINTER- Redefining Youth's Education and Women's Work (programs and invitations) 2008-2011

box 8, folder 1

National Tradeswomen Conference 2001

box 7, folder 2

National Tradeswomen Summit Excerpts 1994

box 8, folder 3

U.S. Department of Labor. National Working Women's Summit 1997

box 8, folder 4

Project Tide Regional Workshop. Flyer 1998-1999

box 29, folder 11

Tools for Building Working Communities 2000

box 8, folder 5

U.S. Department of Labor. Working Women Count: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow 1995

box 8, folder 6

Western Regional Summit. Youth of Color and Women in the Highway Construction Trades. [Includes CD.] 2004

box 8, folder 7

Wider Opportunities for Women. Developing a Framework to Increase Women's Participation in NTO's 2002

box 8, folder 8

WINTER. WINTER's Nontraditional Pre-Employment Workshop undated

box 27, folder 6

WINTER Green Careers graduation ceremony flyers 2010

box 29, folder 9

WINTER Gala program October 2019

box 8, folder 9

Women Building California. Honoring Working Class Women event 2007

box 8, folder 10

Women Building California. Sixth and Seventh Annual conferences, brochures and program 2007, 2008

box 8, folder 11

Women Building and Protecting California. Photographs 2004

box 8, folder 12

Women re: BUILDNY "From the Ground Up: Building Opportunities for Women in Construction" 2007

box 8, folder 13

Women's Solidarity Collective. Women's Solidarity Collective Conference 1986-1987

box 8, folder 14

Workforce Leaders Institute. Planning for your Future: Mentor Notebook 2007

Subseries C: Flyers and Brochures; Guides and Handbooks 1993-2005

Scope and Contents

This subseries includes flyers and brochures concerning career development, as well as guides and handbooks designed to provide overviews of jobs and job descriptions, career offerings in particular fields and industries, and resources for employment and career planning. Handbooks include resources for employers seeking to hire women in nontraditional fields; resources and manuals for work in particular industries; the Occupational Outlook Handbook's Review of 50 Years of Change (1999), and a handbook on California's Statewide Career Pathways project, Creating School to College Articulation (2008). Folders for Guides and Handbooks are arranged chronologically; however, items within these folders are unordered.

box 8, folder 15

Flyers. Long Beach City College Non-Traditional Career Day 1999

box 8, folder 16

Flyers and Brochures undated

box 8, folder 17-23

Guides 1993-1996, 1998-2000, 2003-2005

box 8, folder 24

"Women on the Job: Making it Work for You- An Employers' Guide to Finding, Hiring, and Retaining Women in Highway and Bridge Construction" undated

box 8, folder 25

Guides. The Builders [three apprenticeship resource guides] undated

box 8, folder 26

Handbooks. Opening New Doors in Residential Construction: A Manual for Employers Seeking to Hire Women for Nontraditional Occupations undated

box 8, folder 27

Handbooks 1993;1996

box 8, folder 28

Handbooks. Hire a Woman: Strategies that Work. Women in Non Traditional Employment Roles (WINTER). Includes handbook (two copies) and VHS videotape Circa 1998

box 8, folder 29

Handbooks 1998-1999

box 8, folder 30

Handbooks. Occupational Outlook Handbook: A Review of 50 Years of Change 1999

box 8, folder 31

Handbooks. Statewide Career Pathways: Creating School to College Articulation 2008

Subseries D: Curriculum and Lesson Planning 1983-2017 1991-2014

Language of Material: English.

Scope and Contents

This subseries gathers curricular materials developed to foster awareness of nontraditional career opportunities for women and to support career entry and retention. The bulk of these materials were developed and delivered during the 1990s and early 2000s. The materials include curriculum guides; materials concerning roles such as mentor and peer advocate; and lesson plans developed for learners in a variety of settings, including four-year and community colleges, secondary schools, and adult and vocational education programs. Some of these resources include information about curricular program development. Also included are material related to Shaw's efforts to create a construction technology program at Long Beach City College. Examples include the Los Angeles Unified School District, Commission for Gender Equity's "The Non Traditional Puzzle: Start Your Own Program for Women and Women Unlimited: How to Establish and Run a Non-Traditional Training Program for Women. Draft of a Work-in-Progress". This subseries includes materials developed by WINTER, such as "New Visions": The WINTER Week. Women in Non Traditional Employment Roles. A Curriculum for Women Exploring Nontraditional Employment. The materials are organized chronologically. For the U.S. Department of Labor's Women in Nontraditional Careers (WINC) Curriculum Guide, please see the Subject Files, Series VI, U.S. Department of Labor files.

box 8, folder 32

Assorted materials undated

box 9, folder 1

A Career Journal for Mentors undated

box 9, folder 2

A Career Journal for Protegees undated

box 9, folder 3

Functions of a peer Advocate undated

box 9, folder 4

Women Empowering Women. Assorted Handbooks undated

box 9, folder 5

Choosing Occupations and Life Roles. Module 1: Examining Sex Bias 1983

box 9, folder 6

Choosing Occupations and Life Roles. Module 2: Looking at Jobs 1983

box 9, folder 7

Choosing Occupations and Life Roles. Module 3: Sex Bias and Work 1983

box 9, folder 8

Choosing Occupations and Life Roles. Teacher's Handbook; assorted materials 1983

box 9, folder 9-10

ONOW Curriculum. Orientation to Nontraditional Occupations for Women (two folders) 1991

box 9, folder 11

Study Guide. Bay Area Construction Opportunity Program circa 1991

box 9, folder 12

In for a Change: A Curriculum Guide for Pre-Apprenticeship Training. Chicago Women in Trades 1995

box 9, folder 13

"New Visions": The WINTER Week. Women in Non Traditional Employment Roles. A Curriculum for Women Exploring Nontraditional Employment circa 1995

box 27, folder 3

"Curriculum Project Examining Gender Roles: Emphasis on Women in Non-Traditional Jobs" developed by Sylvia Zapata and Vivian Price December 1995

box 27, folder 2

GETT. Girls Exploring Trades and Technology "Tapping the Community: Expanding Career Opportunities for Young Women", GETT Camp and Role Modeling Manual. Kootenay WITT 1995

box 9, folder 14

Workplace Solutions Project. Making the Workplace more Receptive to Women in Nontraditional Jobs: What Trainers Need to Know. Wider Opportunities for Women (WOW) circa 1995

box 9, folder 15

The Non Traditional Puzzle: Start Your Own Program for Women. Los Angeles Unified School District. Commission for Gender Equity 1996

box 9, folder 16

Women Unlimited: How to Establish and Run a Non-Traditional Training Program for Women. Draft of a Work-in-Progress 1996

box 9, folder 17

[Materials on education statistics, research design, multicultural education, and job satisfaction] circa 1996

box 9, folder 18

Options: Making Connections in Today's World. Field Test - Draft. Connections Leadership Project, Williams Unified School District (California) 1997

box 9, folder 19

WINTER's Preparation Guide for Chevron's RBH Test; Chevron Refinery Brochure 1991;2001

box 9, folder 20

Course Outline: Trades and Industrial Training, Women Exploring Nontraditional Careers, Long Beach Community College District circa 2000

box 9, folder 21

Course Outlines- Introduction to Construction Trades; Women in High Wage Blue Collar Jobs. Long Beach Community College Distrcit 1990; undated

box 9, folder 22

Course Material: High Wage, High Skill Jobs for Women. Long Beach Community College DIstrict 2002-2003; undated

box 9, folder 23

Course Outline. Career Exploration/Nontraditional Careers for Women. August 1995

box 26, folder 1

Long Beach City College- documents related to school of Trades and Industrial Technology advisory committee 2013, 2015

box 26, folder 2

Long Beach City College. Instructional Course SLOs 2013-2014

box 26, folder 3

Long Beach City College. Construction Technology Program- general forms 2013-2015

box 26, folder 4

Long Beach City College. Construction Trades Program correspondence 2013-2015

box 26, folder 5

Long Beach City College. Course descriptions, new credit program, course change forms 2011-2016

Scope and Contents

material for courses: 200A-C; 203A

box 26, folder 6

Long Beach City College. Credit Course Outlines 2013

Scope and Contents

courses related to mathematics: Electrical 202; 225; 201A;

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Long Beach City College. Credit Course Outlines 2013-2014

Scope and Contents

material for courses: Construction Technology Lab; 98C; 98F; 103; 201; 206-208

box 26, folder 8

Long Beach City College. Credit Course Outlines 2013-2014

Scope and Contents

material for courses: 210; 298A-G

box 26, folder 9

Long Beach City College. Construction Technology curriculum guides 2016-2017

box 26, folder 10

Long Beach City College. general forms related to curriculum, course changes, new courses, and new credit programs 2010-2015

box 26, folder 11

Long Beach City College. Curriculum Guides 2013-2015

Scope and Contents

mechanical maintenance technology, heavy duty transportation technician, energy designs for building technologies, transportation technologies, drafting- architectural

box 26, folder 12

Long Beach City College. Notes related to course curriculum; new programs undated

box 9, folder 24

Carpenters Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee circa 2000

box 9, folder 25

[Assorted materials; includes OSHA CD-ROM] 2002

box 9, folder 26

Self Evaluating for Apprenticeship in the Electrical Trades. Province of British Columbia 2003

box 9, folder 27

Apartment Building Manager Course. [Curriculum and assorted clippings] 2004;2007;2009

box 9, folder 28

Curriculum Resources. Assorted materials 1982-1983

box 9, folder 29

Curriculum Resources. Assorted materials 2001-2002

Subseries E: Programs 1983-2008 1993-2005

Language of Material: English.

Scope and Contents

This subseries includes materials on career development programs both in California and throughout the United States. The bulk of this subseries concerns Long Beach City College programs, especially its career certificate program, information on grants (including Dr. Shaw's application for the Women in Trades and Technology Education Program and other grants and proposals proposed or headed by Dr. Shaw), and meeting minutes; the Nontraditional Employment for Women (NEW) Act and related programs; the Nontraditional Employment for Women "Choosing Your Own Path" program (Private Industry Council of Long Beach); and other assorted programs from California. Other programs include those of tradeswomen groups such as Chicago Women in Trades, Oregon Tradeswomen, and Wider Opportunities for Women (WOW). The subseries also includes directories, news clippings, flyers, and brochures from organizations across the United States and in California; these materials are in folders at the beginning of the subseries. Materials for organizations are arranged in alphabetical order by name of organization.

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Directories undated

box 9, folder 31

Flyers and brochures undated

box 9, folder 32

Flyers and brochures (California) undated

box 9, folder 33

Flyers and brochures (California) undated

box 9, folder 34

Clippings 1990-1998

box 9, folder 35

Publications. Job Training for Women: The Promise and Limits of Public Policies [book chapter, 1989]; 'Germany Prepares Kids for Good Jobs; We were Preparing Ours for Wendy's' [article, 1993] 1989;1993

box 10, folder 1

Building a Start: Summer Youth Employment Training Program [City of Long Beach?] undated

box 10, folder 2

Century Freeway Women's Employment Program circa 1994

box 10, folder 3

Chicago Women in Trades. Flyers, curricular materials, budgetary information, reports, three-year strategic plan 1995-1998

box 10, folder 4

Chicago Women in Trades. Nontraditional Career Awareness for Girls 1999

box 10, folder 5

City of Long Beach. Habitat for Humanity 1996

box 10, folder 6

City of Santa Monica. Rosie's Girls 2001

box 10, folder 7

The Coal Employment Project 1985

box 10, folder 8

California Perkins Joint Special Populations Advisory Committee 2009-2010; undated

box 10, folder 9

Creating Opportunities for Special Populations and Students in Nontraditional Training undated

box 29, folder 5

El Camino College- Women in Industry and Technology Program (WIT)- brochure, flyers, newsletter 2006

box 10, folder 10

Engineering and Industrial Technology (09) Taxonomy of Programs. California Community College Chancellor's Office undated

box 10, folder 11

Findings of the Statewide Survey of Services and Programs for Special Populations Students in California Community Colleges 2003;2004

box 10, folder 12

Joblinks Pre-Apprenticeship Training Program 2000

box 10, folder 13

Jobs for the Future, Inc. National Youth Apprenticeship Initiative 1999

box 10, folder 14

Long Beach City College. Brochures and flyers undated

box 27, folder 4

Long Beach City College. Nontraditional careers- grant programs, clippings, flyers 2003; undated

box 10, folder 15-16

Long Beach City College. Career Certificate Program 2003-2004

box 10, folder 17

Long Beach City College. Correspondence 2005

box 10, folder 18

Long Beach City College. Grants 2001-2002

box 11, folder 1-2

Long Beach City College. Grant 2003-2006

box 23, folder 1-2

Long Beach City College. Grants, Women in Trades Technology (WITT) 2001-2006

box 23, folder 3

Long Beach City College. Grants, Workboots for Women 2005

box 11, folder 3

Long Beach City College. Meeting minutes, agendas, attachments. Includes material related to Soroptimist Women in Trades and Technology Center 2004-2005

box 29, folder 4

Long Beach City College Foundation- Final Report for Year 2006 project "Tools for Women" 2006

box 11, folder 4

New Traditions: A Project of Community Services and Employment Training (Tulare County, Calif.) 1994

box 11, folder 5

Nontraditional Employment for Women. Somos Hermanas Unidas Business and Education Institute. [Lynn Shaw, program coordinator] undated

box 11, folder 6

Nontraditional Employment for Women (NEW) Act Amendments to the Job Training Partnership Act (JTPA) 1992

box 11, folder 7

Nontraditional Employment for Women (NEW) Act Amendments to the Job Training Partnership Act (JTPA) 1992

box 11, folder 8

Nontraditional Employment for Women. The NEW Demonstration Program 1991

box 11, folder 9

Nontraditional Employment for Women (NEW). State of California Nontraditional Employment for Women Demonstration Project 1995

box 11, folder 10

Nontraditional Employment for Women: "Choosing Your Own Path." Private Industry Council of Long Beach. Program, drafts, materials. [folder 1 of 3] 1997-1998

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Nontraditional Employment for Women: "Choosing Your Own Path." Private Industry Council of Long Beach. Program, drafts, materials. [folder 2 of 3] 1997-1998

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Nontraditional Employment for Women: "Choosing Your Own Path." Private Industry Council of Long Beach. Program, drafts, materials. [folder 3 of 3] 1997-1998

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Nontraditional Employment for Women Program. Correspondence, proposals, draft program designs; "Choosing Your Own Path." 1997-circa 2000

box 11, folder 14

The Nontraditional Survey: Assessing Your Community's Capacity for Nontraditional Training. Nontraditional Employment Training (NET) Project. Wider Opportunities for Women (WOW) circa 1990

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Nontraditional Employment Policy Package. Nontraditional Employment Training (NET) Project. Wider Opportunities for Women (WOW) circa 1993

box 11, folder 16

Training, Placing and Retaining Women in Nontraditional Jobs. Nontraditional Employment Training (NET) Project. Wider Opportunities for Women (WOW). [folder 1 of 2] 1995

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Training, Placing and Retaining Women in Nontraditional Jobs. Nontraditional Employment Training (NET) Project. Wider Opportunities for Women (WOW). [folder 2 of 2] 1995

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NET Institute: Tools for Implementing the NEW Act. Wider Opportunities for Women (WOW) 1995

box 11, folder 19

Oregon Tradeswomen. Pathways to Success. [folder 1 of 2] 2003

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Oregon Tradeswomen. Pathways to Success[folder 2 of 2]; Assorted materials 2003;2007-2008

box 11, folder 21

Oregon Transportation Investment Act (OTIA). OTIA III Diversity Program: OTIA III Bridge Delivery Program 2003

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Rosie the Riveter High School- programs, brochures, flyers, financial statements, report, clippings 2010

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Santa Ana College 2005-2006

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Santa Clara County 1995

box 11, folder 24

San Francisco Council on Homelessness Business Involvement Project. Telecommunications undated

box 11, folder 25

Santiago Canyon College. WIN: Women in Nontraditional 2007

box 11, folder 26

State of Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction. Preparing Young Women for Citizenship and Work 2003

box 11, folder 27

STEM Equity Pipeline undated

box 11, folder 28

TAFE NSW- ILLAWARA Institute "Supporting Women in a Non-Traditional Trade" circa 2007

box 11, folder 29

Tradeswomen. TOP/WIN Non-Traditional Training Program circa 1998

box 11, folder 30

U.S. Department of Education Office of Educational Research. Encouraging Girls in Math and Science 1992

box 11, folder 31

Wider Opportunities for Women (WOW). Consolidation Countdown! 1995

box 11, folder 32

Wider Opportunities for Women (WOW). Milwaukee Nontraditional Feeder Program: A "How-To" Resource Guide. The Nontraditional Employment Training (NET) Project. [2 copies] 1995

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Women Venture. Project Blueprint 1995

box 11, folder 34

Youth Build USA 2003-2005

box 11, folder 35

Reports and Research Studies undated

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Reports and Research Studies. Women in Highway Construction: Recruit, Hire, Train, Retain. U.S. Department of Labor. Women's Bureau 1993

Series VI: Subject Files 1937-2010 1992-2002

Language of Material: English.

Scope and Contents

This series contains materials on issues related to activism and civic events; affirmative action; arts; community development; employment and barriers to employment such as childcare and transportation issues; equality and equal opportunity; gender, especially as it relates to education, employment, and the workplace; industries; labor and labor unions; racism; sexual harassment; tradeswomen; and welfare. The Subject Files also contain a sequence of folders concerning the U.S. Department of Labor and the U.S. Department of Labor Women's Bureau. Folders are arranged alphabetically by subject and contain materials ranging from reports, hearings, and testimony to poetry (by Sue Doro), news clippings, flyers, fact sheets, program descriptions, and guides. The Subject File also includes one folder of ephemera, which contains union and bumper stickers, patches, and a lapel pin depicting a tradeswoman

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Activism and Civic Events. Flyers and news releases 1995-1996

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Affirmative Action. Guidelines for Construction Contractors circa 1978

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Affirmative Action. Affirmative Action Plan. City of Los Angeles Department of Water and Power 1983

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Affirmative Action. Supervisor's Guide to Affirmative Action. City of Los Angeles Personnel Department; Affirmative Action and Business Deregulation: on the Reagan Administration's Failure to Revise Executive Order No. 11246 1990; 1993

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Affirmative Action. Building Equal Opportunity. Six Affirmative Action Programs for Women Construction Workers 1995

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Affirmative Action. Women Speak Out: Affirmative Action. A Resource Guide 1996

box 12, folder 2

Affirmative Action. Affirmative Action Workshop. IBEW National Women's Conference. [material prepared by Lynn Shaw] September 26, 1997

box 12, folder 3

Affirmative Action. Opportunities Lost: The State of Public Sector Affirmative Action in Post Proposition 209 California: Executive Summary and Report 1998

box 12, folder 4

Affirmative Action. Drafting the Blueprint. A Planning Guide to Achieving Workforce Diversity and Equity in Construction 1999

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Affirmative Action. A User's Guide to Diversity Practices in California Community Colleges 2002

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Affirmative Action. Contractor Support News / Contractor Support Program 2003

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Affirmative Action. A Vision Fulfilled? The Impact of Proposition 209 on Equal Opportunity for Women Business Enterprises 2007

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Arts.Doro, Sue. Heart, Home, and Hard Hats 1986

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Arts. Doro, Sue. Blue Collar Goodbyes 1992

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Arts. Doro, Sue. Sugar String undated

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Arts. Fifteen Years and Growing: The History and Programs of the Woman's Building 1998

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Arts. Journeyworker Jones: A Script Developed for Educational Purposes within the Construction Trades. Based on the Stage Play of the Same Name by George Crowe 1992

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Arts. The Tale of a Workingclass Woman Warrior. As Told by her Partner Larry Robbin 2004

box 12, folder 14

Community Development. Guides c 1998-2000

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Education. Long Beach City College and California Community Colleges- publications, brochures, schedule of classes 2003, 2006-2007, 2012, 2014

box 26, folder 4

Employment. Barriers. Barriers to Entry into Non-Traditional Occupations for Women: A Study to Determine the Ability to Discriminate Among Groups. 1980

box 13, folder 1

Employment. Barriers. Building Barriers: Discrimination in New York City's Construction Trades. Executive Summary 1993

box 13, folder 2

Employment. Barriers. Building Barriers: Discrimination in New York City's Construction Trades 1993

box 13, folder 3

Employment. Barriers. Reports and Press Releases 1993-2001

box 13, folder 4

Employment. Barriers. Working Wheels: A Guide to Overcoming Transportation Barriers to Work; Working Wheels Fact Sheet 1999;2004

box 13, folder 5

Employment. Hiring. Hire a Woman: Strategies that Work. By Women in Non Traditional Employment Roles (WINTER) undated

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Essays "Wonder Woman Electric To the Rescue" Molly Martin 2021

box 13, folder 6

Equality. The 51% Minority. An Address by Rep. Shirley Chisholm (D-NY) 1970

box 13, folder 7

Equality. Equal Rights Advocates. Petition, U.S. Department of Labor Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs; Flyers (undated) 1994;undated

box 13, folder 8

Equality. Equal Opportunity. Assorted materials; Equal Employment Opportunity Code of Federal Regulations (Title 41, Part 60) circa 1994-1998; undated

box 28, folder 4

Equality. Women, Employment Equity and the Hibernia Construction Project. Women in Trades and Technology Newfoundland and Labrador June 1996

box 13, folder 9

Equality. Unfinished Business. Building Equality for Women in the Construction Trades April 2011

box 13, folder 10

Gender. 2011-2012 Progress of the Women's World 2011-2012

box 13, folder 11

Gender. Clippings undated

box 13, folder 12

Gender. Women's Liberation: A Communist View undated

box 13, folder 13

Gender. Programs. Changing the World for Women and Girls, 1985-1999. Program History. Guide to Programs and Services. Los Angeles Women's Foundation circa 2000

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Gender and Education. Report. New Pioneers: A Program to Expand Sex Role Expectations in Elementary and Secondary Education. Reflections and Recommendations 1980

box 14, folder 1

Gender and Education. Report. New Pioneers: A Program to Expand Sex Role Expectations in Elementary and Secondary Education. Seminar Leader's Handbook 1980

box 14, folder 2

Gender and Education. Report. The School Experiences of Black Girls circa 1986

box 14, folder 3

Gender and Education. Report. How Schools Shortchange Girls. The AAUW Report [American Association of University Women]. Executive Summary and Report 1992

box 14, folder 4

Gender and Education. Reports. Beyond Title IX: Gender Equity Issues in Schools 1993

box 14, folder 5

Gender and Education. Report. "My Worst Nightmare …": Wisconsin Students' Perceptions of Being the Other Gender 1993

box 14, folder 6

Gender and Education. Report. Shortchanging Girls, Shortchanging America. Executive Summary 1994

box 14, folder 7

Gender and Education. Report. Empowering America's Families: Documenting the Success of Vocational Equity Programs for Women and Girls 1995

box 14, folder 8

Gender and Education. Report. Growing Smart: What's Working for Girls in Schools 1995

box 14, folder 9

Gender and Education. Gender Issues in Education [course packet, Claremont Graduate School Center for Educational Studies, summer session] 1996

box 14, folder 10

Gender and Education. Girls Can! Community Coalitions Resource Manual. American Association of University Women 1996

box 14, folder 11

Gender and Education. Girls Incorporated- Girls and Careers fact sheets April 2003

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Gender and Education. Growing Pains: Developing the Perkins Accountability System for Students Pursuing Nontraditional Careers December 2007

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Gender and Education. Report. Si, Se Puede! Yes, We Can! Latinas in School 2001

box 14, folder 14

Gender and Education. Report. Tools of the Trade. Using the Law to Address Sex Segregation in High School Career and Technical Education. Executive Summary circa 2006

box 14, folder 15

Gender in Education and Workplace. Clippings 1990-2002

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Gender and Employment. A Guide to Non-Traditional Occupations for Mid-Life and Older Women March 1993

box 14, folder 16

Gender and Employment. Interviews with Women Operating Engineers. [includes note to Lynn Shaw] circa 1994

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Gender and Employment. The Influence of Gender Role and Gender Stereotyping on the Career Choice and Career Commitment of Adolescents [article] 2007

box 14, folder 18

Gender and Politics. I Will Not Bow My Head: Documenting Women's Political Resistance in World History 1995

box 15, folder 1

Gender and Workplace. Paper. United Tradeswomen: The Nuts and Bolts of Women's Grassroots Activism in the New York City Construction Industry, 1979-1984 circa 2002

box 15, folder 2

Gender and Workplace. Report. Women in Traditionally Male Jobs: The Experiences of Ten Public Utility Companies 1978

box 15, folder 3

Gender and Workplace. Teresa Lee. [folder 1 of 2. Folders contain information on equal opportunity in the workplace; law re: sexual harassment; hearing on Women-in-Trades and the Program Alternatives for Tradeswomen Hiring (PATH) Project; more] 1984-1991

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Gender and Workplace. Teresa Lee. [folder 2 of 2. Folders contain information on equal opportunity in the workplace; law re: sexual harassment; hearing on Women-in-Trades and the Program Alternatives for Tradeswomen Hiring (PATH) Project; more] 1991

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Gender and Workplace. Dissertations 1987;1989

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Gender and Workplace. Reports 1984;1987;1989

box 15, folder 7

Gender and Workplace. Articles. Assorted materials, book chapters, and data circa 1990s

box 15, folder 8

Gender and Workplace. Reports circa 1990-1992

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Gender and Workplace. Proposed Senate Bill 367, Nontraditional Employment for Women Act May 1991

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Gender and Workplace. Dissertation 1991

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Gender and Workplace. Dissertation 1992

box 16, folder 2

Gender and Workplace. Recruiting and Retaining Women in Construction: Lessons Learned from Rosie the Riveter May 15, 2003

box 16, folder 3

Gender and Workplace. Manual for Survival for Women in Nontraditional Employment 1993

box 16, folder 4

Gender and Workplace. 1993 Handbook on Women Workers: Trends and Issues. U.S. Department of Labor, Women's Bureau 1993

box 16, folder 5

Gender and Workplace. Report. Midlife Women Speak Out: Assessing Job Training and the Status of Working Women: A Statistical Profile of Midlife Women Aged 35-54. U.S. Department of Labor. Women's Bureau 1993

box 16, folder 6

Gender and Workplace. [Thesis (Ed.D.): Factors that Influence Women's Choices to Work in the Trades]. Greene, Cherry. [untitled manuscript; information from WorldCat] 1994

box 16, folder 7

Gender and Workplace. Guide. Workplace Solutions: The Employer Guide. Draft. Wider Opportunities for Women (WOW) circa 1995

box 16, folder 8

Gender and Workplace. Guide. Women in Policing: A Resource Guide 1995

box 16, folder 9

Gender and Workplace. Report. Making the Workplace More Receptive to Women in Nontraditional Jobs: What Trainers Need to Know. Wider Opportunities for Women (WOW) circa 1995

box 16, folder 10

Gender and Workplace. Non-Traditional Occupations for Women. Directory of San Joaquin County Employers 1995

box 26, folder 28

Gender and Workplace. Research proposal, Job Satisfaction and Profile of Diverse Women in Working Class Non-Traditional Occupations. Dr. Rafaela M. Santa Cruz May 1996

box 16, folder 11

Gender and Workplace. Guide. Drafting the Blueprint: A Planning Guide to Achieving Workforce Diversity and Equity in Construction 1999

box 16, folder 12

Gender and Workplace. Report. Breaking New Ground: Worksite 2000 2000

box 17, folder 1

Gender and Workplace. Report. Full Speed Ahead: Making the Workforce Work for Women. A Framework for the 21st Century. Wider Opportunities for Women (WOW) 2003

box 17, folder 2

Gender and Workplace. Women in Blue Collar and Related Occupations at the end of the Millenium 1999

box 26, folder 29

Gender and Workplace. The Nontraditional Look Self-Study 2005

box 15, folder 10

Gender and Work. Perpetual Pioneers: Women and Work in the Construction Trades 2006

box 17, folder 3

Gender, Race, Class, and Ethnicity. Articles. [includes article by Vivian Price, "Jews, Women, Blacks, Chicanos and the IBEW or What is Electrical Democracy?", 1993] 1985;1993

box 17, folder 4

Hearing. The Women's Bureau: Is It Meeting the Needs of Women Workers? Hearing Before a Subcommittee of the Committee on Government Operations, House of Representatives, 98th Congress 1984

box 17, folder 5

Hearing. Women in the Nontraditional Workforce. Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Labor of the Committee on Labor and Human Resources, United States Senate, 100th Congress 1987

box 17, folder 6

Hearing. Prospectus on Working Women's Concerns. Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Employment Opportunities, Committee on Education and Labor, House of Representatives, 100th Congress 1987

box 26, folder 30

Hearing. Testimony in Tradeswomen Hearing before the California Apprenticeship Council. Lynn Shaw May 11, 1993

box 17, folder 7

Industries. Construction Industry. Fact Sheet and Clippings; Blueprint for Becoming a California Licensed Contractor (1996); Technical Assistance Guide for Federal Construction Contractors 2003

box 28, folder 6

Industries. Construction Industry. "Women in Construction" European Institute for Construction Labor Research 2004

box 17, folder 8

Industries. The Making of Steel. American Iron and Steel Institute undated

box 17, folder 9

Industries. The One-Leaf-Book Story of Steel. U.S. Steel circa 1975

box 17, folder 10

Industries. Steelyard Blues- NACLA Report on the Americas, Vol. 13, No. 1 January-February 1979

box 17, folder 11

Industries. Tri-State Conference on Steel Newsletter and Reports 1981-1988

box 17, folder 12

Industries. Steelworkers Poems About Their Lives

box 17, folder 13

Industries. Steelworkers. Clippings 1980-1989

box 18, folder 1

Industries. Meeting the Workforce Needs of the Unionized Sheet Metal Industry 2006

box 27, folder 12

Industries. California Workforce. "California Edge: Keeping California Competitive Creating Opportunity"; "California's Forgotten Middle-Skill Jobs"; "Strengthening Los Angeles, Building a Middle-Skill Workforce to Sustain Economic Growth and Expand Opportunity" 2006, 2009, 2015

box 27, folder 13

Industries. NCCER. The Standard for Development Craft Professionals 2014

box 27, folder 14

Industries. Engineering and Industrial Technologies [course listing] undated

box 27, folder 15

Industries. material related to construction trades 1996, 2013, 2014; undated

box 18, folder 2

Job Development. Oregon Department of Transportation. OTIA III Program Update 2004

box 18, folder 3

Labor. History. We Built this City: A Labor History Tour of Los Angeles (Southern California Library for Social Studies and Research); clipping circa 1990;2007

box 27, folder 17

Labor. Publications. Labor's Heritage, Vol. 3, No. 4 October 1991

box 18, folder 4

Labor. Publications. ILR Press Catalog (Cornell University Press) 1998

box 18, folder 5

Labor and Labor Unions. Clippings and Articles undated

box 18, folder 6

Labor Unions. 10 Ways to Reform an Undemocratic AFL-CIO. The Labor Educator 2003

box 18, folder 7

Labor Unions. Brochures and Flyers undated

box 18, folder 8

Labor Unions. Changing Work: A Union Guide to Workplace Change. AFL-CIO 1994

box 18, folder 9

Labor Unions. Communist Work in the Trade Unions: A Speech by the Bay Area Communist Union 1978

box 18, folder 10

Labor Unions. Frequently Asked Questions about Unions. AFL-CIO undated

box 18, folder 11

Labor Unions. International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW). Assorted materials and Political Manual, First National IBEW Women's Conference: Forging the Future Together (1997) 1997; undated;

box 28, folder 1

Labor Unions. International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) 100th Anniversary Celebration program; Labor Landmarks guide book; brochures 1996, 2006, 2007

box 29, folder 7

Labor Unions. International Longshore and Warehouse Union- "Bloody Thursday"; "From Wharf Rats to Lords of the Docks" (DVDs) 2007, 2009

box 18, folder 12

Labor Unions. Women's Committee, International Union of Electronic, Electrical, Salaried, Machine and Furniture Workers (IUE). Article: Pioneering Women's Committee Struggles with Hard Times. Labor Research Review 1988

box 18, folder 13

Labor Unions. USWA (Steel)- unemployment committee, protect our jobs 1980-1988

box 18, folder 14

Labor Unions. A History of the Steelworkers Union circa 1970s

box 18, folder 15

Labor Unions. United Steelworkers- Solidarity Day September 1981

box 19, folder 1

Labor Unions. United Steelworkers. 1397 Rank and File newsletters 1981-1984; undated

box 19, folder 2

Labor Unions. United Steel Workers of America. The Steward is an Important Link; Clipping undated

box 19, folder 3

Labor Unions. Steelworkers, Women's Committee 1978-1981

box 19, folder 4

Labor Unions. Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union. Flyers 1994

box 19, folder 5

Labor Unions. Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union. Understanding Our History circa 1994

box 19, folder 6

Labor Unions. Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union. Periodicals. The Union Bulletin (Vm. 9, Ed. 1, 1995) and The Hard Hat (Vm. 11, Nr. 3, [1994]) 1994;1995

box 19, folder 7

Labor Unions. Talking Union: A Guide for Working Women 1979

box 19, folder 8

Labor Unions. Trade Union Question: A Communist Approach to Strategy, Tactics and Program 1977

box 19, folder 9

Labor Unions. Union Problems [section of book, More than Nine Lives] undated

box 19, folder 10

Labor Unions. Survey: Union Women Electricians: On the Job and in the Classroom 1994

box 19, folder 11

Labor Unions. Why Union? Southern California Pipe Trades District Council 16 (brochure) undated

box 19, folder 12

Labor Unions. Women Union Leaders [listing and biographical information] 1991

box 19, folder 13

Labor Unions. ILWU: pamphlets, flyers, color book, newsletters 2005-2010; undated

box 19, folder 14

Labor Unions. ILWU. Harry Bridges Institute Labor Tribute Banquet program; flyers; "The Right to Get in the Fight" 2008-2010; undated

box 19, folder 15

Labor Unions. ILWU. First Leadership Conference: Where His-tory Meets Herstory: Women of the ILWU. Conference Program 2010

box 28, folder 3

Labor Unions. United Brotherhood of Carpenters, Carpenters International Training Fund (CITF) Career Connections sampler August 2013

box 19, folder 16

Labor Unions. General File- Laborers' International Union of North America "Working Women Count!"; Workers Institute "Guide to Organizing Women's Committees; "Handbook for Mentoring Future Union Leaders" Institute for Women's Policy Research 1997, 2012, 2015; undated

box 20, folder 1

Labor Unions. Workplace Solutions: The Union Manual. Wider Opportunities for Women (WOW) circa 1995

box 20, folder 2

Labor Unions. Report. Women Organizing Women: How Do We Rock the Boat without Getting Thrown Overboard? circa 2005

box 28, folder 2

Labor Unions. Report. I Knew I could Do This Work. Institute for Women's Policy Research 2007

box 20, folder 3

Labor Unions. Report. Is There a Women's Way of Organizing? Gender, Unions, and Effective Organizing. Project Report. Cornell University School of Industrial and Labor Relations 2009

box 20, folder 4

Labor Unions. Report. Stepping Up, Stepping Back: Women Activists 'Talk Union' Across Generations 2010

box 29, folder 7

Long Beach Navy Memorial Heritage Association "Long Days Working Hard, Long Beach During World War II" (DVD) undated

box 20, folder 5

Nontraditional Jobs. Fact sheets; general information undated

box 20, folder 6

Projects. Oakland Federal Building Project circa 1990s

box 20, folder 7

Projects. Portland Bridge Project 1995-1998

box 20, folder 8

Racism. Assorted materials; clippings; Disposition of Examination Appeal, Personnel Commission, Los Angeles Unified Schhol District (1994) 1994;1999;2000

box 20, folder 9

Sexual Harassment. Assorted materials undated

box 20, folder 10

Sexual Harassment. Sexual Harassment Workshop Sponsored by Tradeswomen Inc. Handouts undated

box 20, folder 11

Sexual Harassment. Stopping Sexual Harassment: A Handbook for Union and Workplace Activists 1992

box 20, folder 12

Tradeswomen. Testimony of Linda Lyons Butler, President, Tradeswomen of Purpose/Women in NonTraditional Work, Inc. )TOP/WIN, Inc.) Before the Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee, September 28, 1994 1994

box 20, folder 13

Tradeswomen. Kicking the Door Open! Lilly Rodriguez, Tradeswoman Activist. By Donna Cassyd undated

box 20, folder 14

Tradeswomen. Plays Projects circa 1990s

box 27, folder 1

Tradeswomen. General File 1991-2002; 2007; 2010; 2012; 2014; undated

Scope and Contents

Includes articles, clippings, flyers, obituaries, and statistics.

box 20, folder 15

Tradeswomen. Tradeswomen 1993 -- Survival on the Job 1993

box 20, folder 16

Tradeswomen. Tradeswomen Database Project 1995

box 20, folder 17

Tradeswomen. Research Studies. Brochure; consent form 2001

box 20, folder 18

Tradeswomen. International Women's Day 1976-1996

box 20, folder 19

Tradeswomen. Rosie the Riveter memorial and foundation 1994-2012

box 20, folder 20

Tradeswomen. A History of Women in the Trades 1995

box 26, folder 27

Tradeswomen. Eve in Overalls, historical pamphlet re-issue 1995

box 20, folder 21

Tradeswomen. Tradeswomen's Archive, California State University-Dominguez Hills. Flyer. Blue Collar Women's Holiday Party and Archive Donation 2007

box 29, folder 8

Tradeswomen. Media undated

Scope and Contents

Includes DVDs for: "Shipping Out, The Story of America's Seafaring Women"; "In My Own Words, Neshtey Crudup Story"; "Trades Tool Box"; "NonTrad.Info"; "2007 TV Ad Nontraditional Women"; "With Hammer in Hand, The Story of Women in Construction"; "Tradeswomen: Speaking of Construction"

box 21, folder 1

U.S. Department of Labor. New Regulations to Help Open Nontraditional Jobs to Women 1978

box 21, folder 2

U.S. Department of Labor. Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs: Director's Report. Twenty-Five Years of Service 1990

box 21, folder 3

U.S. Department of Labor. Purchase Orders, Invoices undated

box 21, folder 4

U.S. Department of Labor. Reference Materials undated

box 21, folder 5

U.S. Department of Labor. Correspondence and Personal Notes undated

box 21, folder 6

U.S. Department of Labor. Reports. A Report on the Glass Ceiling Initiative; Pipelines of Progress: A Status Report on the Glass Ceiling 1991-1992

box 21, folder 7

U.S. Department of Labor. Women's Bureau. Brochures and flyers undated

box 21, folder 8

U.S. Department of Labor. Women's Bureau. Fair Pay Clearninghouse (1996); Facts on Working Women (1991; 1993-1997) circa 1990s

box 21, folder 9

U.S. Department of Labor. Women's Bureau. Legislation 1940-1990

box 21, folder 10-13

U.S. Department of Labor. Women's Bureau. WINC Curriculum Guide. [folder 1 of 4] 1984

box 21, folder 14

U.S. Department of Labor. Women's Bureau. Working Women Count! Outreach Campaign 1994

box 22, folder 1

Welfare. An Attack on Women - An Attack on the Whole Class [incomplete; CORes, On the Woman Question, Denver, Colorado?] undated

box 22, folder 2

Welfare. Clippings; flyers and brochures undated

box 22, folder 3

Welfare. Organizations. NOW Legal Defense and Education Fund (New York) undated

box 22, folder 4

Welfare Programs. Earning a Breadwinner's Wage: Non-Traditional Jobs for Women on AFDC 1978

box 22, folder 5

Welfare Programs. JobStart 1993-1998

box 22, folder 6

Welfare Programs. Nontraditional Employment for Women Programs, JTPA 1994-1995

box 22, folder 7

Welfare Programs. California's One-Stop Career Center 1995

box 22, folder 8

Welfare Programs. Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) Program 1996-19997

box 22, folder 9

Welfare Programs. Self-Sufficiency 1996 circa 1998

box 22, folder 10

Welfare. Reports 1995;1998;2002

box 22, folder 11

Ephemera. One bumper sticker; Southwest Carpenters Training Fund (SWTF) tickets (three); lapel pin; SWTF stickers (two); IBEW sticker; M.E.A. sticker; patches (two) undated

box 28, folder 5

Ephemera. Bags- Non-traditional Career Day; Picture Yourself in a Non Traditional Career; Girls Today, Engineers Tomorrow 1999; undated

box 29

Ephemera- union, tradeswomen, equity, and Rosie the Riveter pins and stickers undated

box 24, box 25, case 3, drawer 4

Series VII: Photographs circa 1990s?

Scope and Contents

This series includes images of Lynn Shaw and other tradeswomen; as well as images taken at Long Beach City College; apprenticeship training; career panels; celebrations; job and career fairs; and tradeswomen working in the field at various job sites. Images of Bridge and Highway Women, Southern Maine Coalition for Women in Trades and Technology is oversized and located in Map Case 3 Drawer 4.