Inventory of the Molly Martin Tradeswomen Collection SPC.2018.061

Karen Clemons

California State University Dominguez Hills, Gerth Archives and Special Collections

2020-11

University Library South -5039 (Fifth Floor)

1000 E. Victoria St.

Carson, CA 90747

archives@csudh.edu

URL: https://www.csudh.edu/libarchives/

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

Title: Molly Martin Tradeswomen Collection

Creator: Martin, Molly

source: Tradeswomen, Inc.

Identifier/Call Number: SPC.2018.061

Physical Description: 11 boxes

Physical Description: 4.76 Linear Feet

Date (inclusive): 1971-2018; undated

Abstract: This collection documents the professional life of Molly Martin, an electrician and city building inspector, and her involvement with the labor and nontraditional women's occupation movement in the San Francisco Bay Area as well as in national tradeswomen's groups and projects. Materials include: documents related to career development including apprenticeship and vocational programs; reports; periodicals; flyers; clippings; conference and workshop material; material related to Tradeswomen Inc. and other tradeswomen organizations; photographs; and subject files concerning affirmative action, employment, gender,and labor unions.For digitized material related to all tradeswomen archives collections please consult the Tradeswomen Archives Project .

Language of Material: English .

Conditions Governing Access

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.

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Scope and Contents

The Molly Martin Collection (1971-2018; undated) contains 11 boxes and 4.76 linear feet of material documenting Martin's professional life and involvement with the labor and nontraditional women's occupation movement in Northern California as well as in national tradeswomen's groups and projects. The collection comprises mostly of material from Tradeswomen, Inc., an organization dedicated to recruitment, retention, leadership and development for women in blue-collar skilled craft; and includes items such as financial records; meeting agendas and minutes; proposals; notes; memorandums; and correspondence. Also included in this collection are: reports; clippings; publications; flyers; educational resources; conference and workshop materials; proposals; financial documents; and other material related to various tradeswomen organizations, projects, and programs.

This collection is organized into seven series:

The Personal Papers series contains correspondence, speech notes, interviews, a Certificate of Special Congressional Recognition, and other documents belonging to or about Molly Martin.

The Tradeswomen Inc., Papers series contains financial records; meeeting minutes and agendas; proposals; notes; and other documents related to Tradeswomen Inc.

The City and County of San Francisco, Commission on the Status of Women series contains material such as correspondence; reports; and documents from Martin's time as a member of the Commission on the Status of Women. Many of the documents focus on topics such as sexual harrassment; discrimination; women in the workforce; and affirmative action.

The Tradeswomen Organizations and Related Groups series contains newsletters; meeting agendas and notes; memorandums; and other documents regarding various tradeswomen organizations and related groups.

The Career Development in the Trades series contains materials such as brochures; reports; statistics; newsletters; clippings; as well as conference and workshop programs; proposals; flyers; and other documents related to seminars and training opportunities for women in non-traditional jobs.

The Subject Files series contains articles; news clippings; flyers; reports; and other material regarding affirmative action, apprenticeship, tradeswomen in the press, unions, and other topics related to women in the workforce.

The Photographs series contains photographs of a woman owned mechanic shop; images taken at solidarity day; images of a female air traffic controller; images taken at an unnamed event; and images of plumbers named Amy and [Joycilin].

Related Materials

Molly Martin oral history located at Labor Archives and Research Center (LARC), J. Paul Leonard Library, San Francisco State University. For related collections please consult: Lynn Shaw Collection; Oregon Tradeswoman Collection; Pat Williams Collection; Vivian Price Collection; Madeline Mixer Collection; Ronnie Sandler Collection; Kelly Baar Collection; Jane Templin Collection; and Tradeswomen and Labor Studies LibGuide for labor related collection. For digitized material related to all tradeswomen archives collections please consult the Tradeswomen Archives Project .

Immediate Source of Acquisition

This collection was donated by Molly Martin, 2018; 2020.

Biographical / Historical

Molly Martin is a tradeswoman activist, electrician, and electrical inspector for the city of San Francisco who has worked to promote opportunities for women in the skilled trades through awareness of gender and racial discrimination in the workplace, as well through the support of training opporuntities and educational programs.

After Martin became an electrician in 1976, she along with several other female electricians formed a group in order to discuss experiences commonly shared by tradeswomen. Soon after, San Francisco Women in Trades (SFWIT) was formed. In 1984, SFWIT sought out two supervisors and asked them to sponsor a hearing on women in the trades. Testimonies were collected from women who had been passed over for jobs or promotions, and were victims of sexual harrassment. After the hearing, SFWIT began working with the city of San Francisco on several projects including assisting with writing a new affirmative action program; improving the city's sexual harrassment ordianance; assisting with recruitment; and monitoring progress in regards to hiring and promoting women in trades. As a result of this work, the mayor appointed Martin to the city's Commission on the Status of Women.

Molly Martin was also a member of Tradeswomen Inc., who's mission is to: "recruit more women into construction and related trades; promote retention of women in the trades; and develop their capacity for leadership and career growth, on the job and in their unions." ("Mission", Tradeswomen, Inc.) Martin was also an editor of Tradeswomen Magazine, a quarterly magazine providing information, resources, and profiles on tradeswomen devoted to non-traditional blue collar employment for women.

Sources: "Mission" Tradeswomen Inc., https://tradeswomen.org/mission/; and material located in Molly Martin Collection SPC.2018.061, Series I: Personal Papers; and Series II: Tradeswomen, Inc.

Arrangement

This collection is arranged in eight series:

Series I: Personal Papers, 1982-2017
Series II: Tradeswomen, Inc. Papers, 1980-2017; undated
Series III: City and County of San Francisco, Commission on the Status of Women , 1988-1990
Series IV: Tradeswomen Organizations and Related Groups, 1974-2018; undated
Series V: Career Development in the Trades, 1978-2015; undated
Subseries A: Tradeswomen Related Programs and Projects , 1980s-2002; undated
Subseries B: Workshops, Events, Meetings, and Conferences , 1988-2015
Sub-Series C: enTrade Materials , 1991-1996; undated
Series VI: Subject Files , 1971-2009; undated
Series VII: Photographs , June 1988; May 1989; December 1991; undated
Series VIII: Moving Images and Audio Files, 1989, 1994, undated

Subjects and Indexing Terms

Women in the labor movement

Occupational training for women -- United States

Nontraditional employment for women -- United States

Apprenticeship programs -- United States

Affirmative action programs

Tradeswomen, Inc.

box 1, folder 1

Series I: Personal Papers 1982-2018

Scope and Contents

This series contains material belonging to or about Molly Martin. This series contains one folder of correspondence, speech notes, interviews, a biography, a letter to the editor of "Fine Homebuilding" No. 178; and a Certificate of Special Congressional Recognition.

Series II: Tradeswomen, Inc. Papers 1980-2017; undated

Scope and Contents

This series contains documents such as financial records; meeting agendas and minutes; proposals; notes; memorandums; and correspondence that relate to Tradeswomen, Inc.- one of California's first organizations for women in the trades. Also included in this series are organizationl charts; articles of incorporation; by-laws; documents relating to the Tradeswomen Litigation Committee; "Hard Hatted Women" postcards; Celebrating Tradeswomen Inc. programs, invitations, and brochures; documents regarding the Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act (ISTEA); documents related to Tradeswomen Magazine; and other material.

box 1, folder 2

organizational charts, history, articles of incorporation, by-laws, history 2001; November 2003; 2006-2007; undated

box 1, folder 3

financial records- financial committee reports, agendas, income and expenses 1983-1988

box 1, folder 4

financial records- income and expenses; invoices; reports 1995-2004

box 1, folder 5

financial records- budgets; reports; income/expenses; memorandums; fundraising lists 2005-2015; undated

Conditions Governing Access

Contains restricted material.

box 1, folder 6

first meeting agendas, report, notes, correspondence 1980

box 1, folder 7

proposals; meeting minutes; notes 1988-1998

box 11, folder 1

notes; proposals; evaluation summary; retreat minutes and planning draft; board meeting minutes; agendas; apprenticeship programs and local union lists 2001-2015; undated

box 11, folder 2

Tradeswomen Magazine- index to volumes 1-12; correspondence; budget information; subscription information 1983-1999; undated

box 11, folder 3

memorandums and correspondence 1995-2017

box 11, folder 4

Volunteers- lists, correspondence, sign-up sheets 1992, 1996, undated

box 11, folder 5

Tradeswomen v. Jae Min Lee settlement agreement August 2001

box 2, folder 1

Executive Director- job description, evaluation, resumes 2008, 2010, undated

box 2, folder 2

recruitment; position descriptions; support services and curriculum June 1979; 1993; September 2005; undated

box 9

Researcher Bios and Research Summaries March 2018

box 2, folder 3

"Board Binder"- material given to new board members; "Board of Directors and Friends of the Board"; "Responsibilities of Board Members" 1994-1995; 2006-2007; undated

box 2, folder 4

stickers, letterhead, postcards, and other ephemera 2006; 2009; undated

box 2, folder 5

Tradeswomen Litigation Committee- agendas, correspondence, survey, and other documents 2001-2002

box 2, folder 6

ISTEA and ISTEA II materials January-April 1993; 1994-1998

box 2, folder 7

Celebrating Tradeswomen Inc.- Programs, invitations, and brochures 2004-2013

box 2, folder 8

"Hard Hatted Women" postcards 1981-1986

box 9

Contact information

Scope and Contents

Index cards containing contact information for presumably membership lists and status'; tradeswomen; and tradeswomen related organizations.

box 8, folder 21

Tradeswomen Inc. Records inventory; Labor Archives and Research Center SFSU undated

box 11, folder 7

Tradeswomen Magazine- Donna Allegra Simms essay [unpublished] July 1993

Series III: City and County of San Francisco, Commission on the Status of Women 1988-1990

Scope and Contents

This series contains material such as correspondence, reports, and documents from Molly Martin's time as a member of the Commission on the Status of Women. Many of the documents focus on topics such as sexual harrassment, discrimination, women in the workforce, and affirmative action.

box 2, folder 9

Correspondence; reports; and documents related to sexual harassment, discrimination, women in the workforce, and affirmative action 1988-1990

box 2, folder 10

Human Rights Commission- Correspondence to Molly Martin October-December 1989

Series IV: Tradeswomen Organizations and Related Groups 1974-2018; undated

Scope and Contents

This series contains materials such as newsletters, magazines, meeting agendas and notes, memorandums and brochures collected by Molly Martin that document her affiliation and work with tradeswomen organizations and related groups. Organizations represented in this series include: Great Lakes Tradeswomen Alliance; London Women and Manual Trades; National Tradeswomen Network; Non-Traditional Employment for Women (NEW); Northeast Women in Transportation (NEWIT); San Francisco Women in Trades; and others. Also included in this series are tradeswomen lists and directories; material related to firefighter organizations; and ephemera such as postcards, stickers, flyers, and photographs showcasing tradeswomen.

box 3, folder 1

Firefighters- United Fire Service Women; SFFD Women; Local 798; and International Association of Black Professional Firefighters bylaws, correspondence, memos, clippings, newsletters, and other documents 1985-2001

box 3, folder 2

Great Lakes Tradeswomen Alliance- "Drafting the Blueprint: A Planning Guide to Achieving Workforce Diversity and Equity in Construction" written by Nancy D. Nakkoul with Lauren Sugerman, Chicago Women in Trades 1999

box 3, folder 3

Ironworker Women calendar; stickers 2013; 2018; undated

box 3, folder 4

European Tradeswomen Network [booklet] circa late 1990s

box 3, folder 4

London Women and Manual Trades- "European Newsletter for Tradeswomen" circa 1993-1994

box 3, folder 5

London Women and Manual Trades- newsletters, reports 1997-1998

box 3, folder 6

National Tradeswomen Network- brochure, meeting minutes, correspondence, and other documents 1990-1991

box 3, folder 7

Non-Traditional Employment for Women (NEW)- correspondence, notes, flyers, program 1978; undated

box 3, folder 8

Northeast Women in Transportation (NEWIT)- documents regarding Federal Highway Administration; OJT program undated

box 3, folder 9

San Francisco Women in the Trades- correspondence, memorandums, testimony overview, newsletter, and other documents 1985-1991

box 3, folder 10

San Francisco Women in Trades correspondence 1986-1991

box 3, folder 11

Servicepunt Vrouwen in de Bouw- brochures, articles, report 1994-1998

box 3, folder 12

Tradeswomen of Purpose/Women in Non-Traditional Work Inc. (TOP/WIN, Inc.)- activities, program description, articles, and other documents 1994

box 3, folder 13

Tradeswomen Now and Tomorrow (TNT) and NTN- meeting list; brochures; notes; coordinating committee conference call; proposed by-laws; and other documents related to creation of a national tradeswomen network 2001-2003; undated

box 3, folder 14

Women Empowering Women- draft of personnel guidelines; balance sheet; by-laws 1993

box 3, folder 15

Women in Trades- newsletter; program; notes; workshop flyers; affirmative action notes 1978-1980

box 3, folder 16

Women Work!- tip sheets; brochure circa July 2002

box 3, folder 17

Wonder Women Electric Inc.- photograph, correspondence 1978, 1980, undated

box 3, folder 18

meeting notes related to N.E.W., W.I.T, and Union WAGE June 1978; circa 1978

box 3, folder 19

Newsletters from Tradeswomen organizations- Boston Tradeswomen Network (BTN); Pride and a Paycheck; Oregon Tradeswomen; New Opportunities for Women (NOW);Women's Project, Association for Union Democracy; and Women's Maritime Association 1998-2010

box 4, folder 1

Tradeswomen lists and directories 1989; 2001-2002

box 4, folder 2

Union WAGE; Women in Apprenticeship Programs, Inc.; Coalition of Labor Union Women; NOW; Tradeswomen Monitoring Network; and other tradeswomen related organizations- brochures, essays, and other documents 1974, 1977, 1978, undated

box 4, folder 3

ephemera- illustrations, commercial photographs, "Shipping Out: the Story of America's Women Seafarers" and "Hammering it Out" documentary flyers; postcards; ruler; stickers; buttons undated

Series V: Career Development in the Trades 1978-2015; undated

Scope and Contents

Career development in the trades is an umbrella term that encompasses professional meetings, apprenticeship, vocational education, and mentorship programs to prepare women with the skills necessary to succeed in the construction, manufacturing, and transportation sectors of the economy. This series contains materials such as brochures, reports, statistics, newsletters, clippings, as well as conference and workshop programs, proposals, flyers, and other documents related to seminars and training opportunities for women in nontraditional jobs. This series is organized into three subseries: Subseries A: Tradeswomen Related Programs and Projects; Subseries B: Workshops, Events, Meetings, and Conferences; and Subseries C: enTrade Materials

Subseries A: Tradeswomen Related Programs and Projects 1980s-2002; undated

Scope and Contents

This subseries contains brochures, flyers, notes, reports, curriculum guides, and other material related to apprenticeship programs, vocational education, and other opportunities for women in trades.

box 4, folder 4

Apprenticeship- documents related to programs, occupation lists, flyers 2001-2002

box 4, folder 5

Apprenticeship- Department of Industrial Relations California Apprenticeship Council proposed changes; informational material for recruitment of women into apprenticeship; plans for Equal Opportunity; "Apprenticeship 2000: The Public Speaks" U.S. Department of Labor 1978-1979; August 1988

box 4, folder 6

Bay Area Construction Sector Intervention Collaborative (BACSIC)- overview; statistics; brochure; tour and luncheon May 2002

box 4, folder 7

"Exemplary Nontraditional Opportunities for Girls and Women", program application packet sponsored by Connecticut Employment and Training Commission Ad Hoc NTO Advisory Committee 1995

box 4, folder 8

Construction Training Inc. Skilled Trades Apprenticeship Readiness Training (S.T.A.R.T)- program brochure and flyers undated

box 4, folder 9

GAIN Training Program- notes; Tradeswomen Inc budgets; and other documents 1989

box 4, folder 10

Hard Hatted Women, "New Cleveland Courthouse Affirmative Action Contract" and supplemental documents 1998-2002

box 8, folder 22

Local 6 Tradeswoman's Excellence Training- draft outline; correspondence February 2006

box 4, folder 11

Rocky Mountain Tradeswomen Network Conference; Women Unlimited Project; "Worksite 2000" report; and other documents related to affirmative action, gender equality in employment, and apprenticeship 1992-1995, 2000

box 4, folder 12

STEP-UP for Women- A Building Trades Pre-Apprenticeship Program brochures; "Encouraging Women to Enter the Skilled Trades: How to Adapt a Full Time Technical Vocational Education Program to a Part Time Evening Model for Recruiting Women" [report] circa 1980s; undated

box 4, folder 13

Tradeswomen Building Trades Task Force- proposal and other documents 1999

case 3, drawer 4

Tradeswomen timeline [oversized, easel paper] undated

box 4, folder 14-15, box 5, folder 1-2

Women in Nontraditional Careers, "WINC Curriculum Guide" Prepared by Rosalind Hamar, Andrea Hunter, Madeline Moore. Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory under contract with The Department of Labor- Women's Bureau 1981

box 11, folder 6

Tradeswomen's Roundtable Working Group- materials compiled for meeting; agenda; list of participants 1989, 1999-2000

box 5, folder 3

"Women in Transportation Project" submitted by Women Unlimited July 29, 1992

Subseries B: Workshops, Events, Meetings, and Conferences 1988-2015

Scope and Contents

This subseries contains materials from conferences, meetings, workshops, and events related to career development and tradeswomen, and related topics such as the National Tradeswomen Conference; Women Building California and the Nation; The Future of Tradeswomen; Northern New England Tradeswomen Conference; Roise the Riveter Memorial; and others.

box 5, folder 4

California Working Families Policy Summit packet February 25, 2010

box 5, folder 5

Equal Rights Advocates- meeting minutes and supplemental documents 1993

box 5, folder 6

Exploring Today's Nontraditional Careers: From Construction to Technology, packet October 17, 2000

box 5, folder 7

"The Future of Tradeswomen" conference material. Includes study entitled "Living on the Edge: Women Working and Providing for Families in the Maine Economy, 1979-1993" 1994-1995

box 5, folder 8

National Tradeswomen Conference- work plan, agenda draft, notes, directory, and other documents 1989; 2001

box 5, folder 9

Northern New England Tradeswomen Conference- copy of Molly Martin's speech; and correspondence April 1988

box 5, folder 10

material related to November 28-29 meeting regarding increasing poor women's access to nontraditional training, NOW Legal Defense and Education Fund November 2001-January 2002

box 5, folder 11

Rosie the Riveter Memorial- press packet; memorandums; flyers October 2000

box 5, folder 12

Sex and Power Issues in the Workplace Conference- correspondence; agendas 1990-1991

box 5, folder 13

Southeast Women's Employment Coalition 1989 Regional Conference- correspondence; memorandums 1989

box 8, folder 23

Tradeswomen Conference Program Committee Volunteer List 2004

box 5, folder 14

Women Building California and the Nation- flyers, slides, programs, agendas, brochures, correspondence 2001-2015

box 6, folder 1

flyers and programs for conferences, meetings, and workshops 2001-2015

Sub-Series C: enTrade Materials 1991-1996; undated

Scope and Contents

This subseries contains brochures, notes, reports, correspondence, and other material related to enTrade, a former pre-apprenticeship program operated by Tradeswomen, Inc. in partnership with Women Empowering Women.

box 6, folder 2

enTrade- "Notes from August 1991 Retreat of Tradeswomen, Inc. and Women Empowering Women" August 1991

box 6, folder 3

enTrade brochures; and documents related to Women's TASC (Training and Support Center) advisory board and Women Empowering Women/enTrade budgets 1993-1996

box 6, folder 4

enTrade: FileMaker Pro Database Project Draft October 6, 1994

box 6, folder 5

enTrade Training Program- informational packet 1994

box 6, folder 6

enTrade cost/benefit analysis; Women in the Building Trades Youth Project summary; Graduate Student Status Report June 7, 1995; undated

box 6, folder 7

enTrade- correspondence, agreement, and microcassette recording regarding dissolution 1995-1996

Series VI: Subject Files 1971-2009; undated

Scope and Contents

This series contains materials collected primarily during the 1970s-1990s on issues related to affirmative action, apprenticeship, tradeswomen's civil and workers' rights, safety and health, tradeswomen in the press, sexual and racial discrimination, sexual harassment, ethnic and racial groups, unions, and other topics mostly related to women and minorities in the workforce. Materials include published materials, articles, flyers, reports, and news clippings from national and local newspapers and periodicals. Arranged chronologically.

box 6, folder 8

material related to affirmative action, employment for women, Issues of "Hard Hat Construction" magazine sent to Martin from National Commission on Working Women of Wider Opportunities for Women 1971-1995

box 6, folder 9

articles and clippings regarding tradeswomen 1978-2017

box 6, folder 10

"Second Class, Working Class: An International Women's Reader" November 1979

box 6, folder 11

Clara Fraser vs. Seattle City Lights- clippings January-March 1980

box 7, folder 1

resources related to sexual harassment 1981-1988

box 7, folder 2

Affirmative Action- clippings, reports, pamphlets, and other documents 1981-1991

box 7, folder 3

"Blue Dollars" Associated Women Consultants, Bobbie Jeanne Deister, Ph.D. Funded by the U.S. Department of Education, under the auspices of the Women's Educational Equity Act 1983

box 7, folder 4

Affirmative Action- City of San Francisco 1983-1996

box 7, folder 5

"Women Can: A Collection of Biographies of Women in Non-Traditional Occupations" final project Career Development Graduate Program John F. Kennedy University by Marcelle A. Brashear, et al. 1986

box 7, folder 6

"Affirmative Action- State of California". Contains "California's Apprenticeship Program"; "Hearing on Women-in-Trades and the Program Alternatives for Tradeswomen Hiring (PATH) project" May 1984; February 1989

box 7, folder 7

"Joe Hogan- Employment Coalition". Contains Community Employment Coalition of the Bay Area material related to Chinese for Affirmative Action; letters to Senator Marks; Letters relating to Project Quick February-March 1990

box 7, folder 8

material related to Little Hoover Commission Hearing on Division of Apprenticeship Standards 1991

box 7, folder 9

"Building a Strong Workforce: An Employers Guide to Recruiting and Retaining Women in Nontraditional Occupations" June 1992

box 7, folder 10

"Journeyworker Jones". A script developed for educational purposes within the construction trades 1992

box 8, folder 1

"Manual for Survival for Women in Nontraditional Employment" written by NOW Legal Defense and Education Fund and Association for Union Democracy, Women's Project 1993

box 8, folder 2

Female Building Inspectors- correspondence, lists, and other documents 1993, 1995

box 8, folder 3

Equal Rights Advocates packet- material related to affirmative action 1994-1995

box 8, folder 4

Oakland Base Reuse Authority- memorandums, agendas, minutes, and other documents 1997-1998

box 8, folder 5

union news- Local 100 article; "Union Democracy Review", No. 132; "The Smoke Eaters' Gazette" issues 18, 21, 22, 25; SEIU Local 790 "The Gurney Gazette", Vol. 1, No. 6; Plumbers and Fitters Local 393 articles re: U.S. aid to Colombia 2000-2002

box 8, folder 6

"The Apprenticeship", California Division of Apprenticeship Standards Spring 2001

box 8, folder 7

AB 1309 status and history 2001

box 8, folder 8

National Women's Law Center- "Petition for Compliance Review of High School Vocational and Technical Programs by the United States Department of Education, Office for Civil Rights, San Francisco Office"; and other material related to Title IX August 29, 2002; undated

box 8, folder 24

"Talking Points on the FTAA" (Free Trade Area of the Americas) Henning Center for International Labor Relations, Center for Labor Research and Education, UC Berkeley March 2003

box 8, folder 9

"Responsibilities of the Board, The CompassPoint Board Model for Governance and Support" from "The Best of the Board Cafe" 2003

box 8, folder 10

Discrimination Research Center- board meeting minutes; report "Proposition 209 and the Decline of Women in the Construction Trades" produced by The Discrimination Research Center and Equal Rights Advocates; "Racial Preferences: The Treatment of White and African American Job Applicants by Temporary Employment Agencies in California" May 23, 2001; December 2003; June 14, 2004

box 8, folder 11

"Names Make a Difference: The Screening of Resumes by Temporary Employment Agencies in California" A report by the Discrimination Research Center, a program of The Impact Fund October 2004

box 8, folder 20

women in the trades and women firefighters surveys for personal protective equipment; State of California, Department of Industrial Relations, Department of Health Services circa 2004

box 8, folder 12

"A Vision Fulfilled? The Impact of Proposition 209 on Equal Opportunity for Women Business Enterprises" Thelton E. Henderson Center for Social Justice, University of California Berkeley School of Law September 2007

box 8, folder 13

"Recruitment of Women in Non-Traditional Fields" City and County of San Francisco Department on the Status of Women July 2009

box 8, folder 14

"OFCCP Compliance Assistance Working to Build the 21st Century Workforce"; "OFCCP: Making EEO and Affirmative Action Work", United States Department of Labor September 1993; circa 2009

box 8, folder 15

United States Department of Labor- Women's Bureau Region 9 "Good Jobs for Every Women-Initiatives" fact sheet undated

box 8, folder 16

"U.S. Imperialism" by Gilbert & Loud reprinted by Campus Moratorium undated

box 8, folder 17

TASC planning (draft) undated

box 8, folder 18

Series VII: Photographs June 1988; May 1989; December 1991; undated

Scope and Contents

This series contains photographs of woman owned mechanic shop; images taken at solidarity day; images of a female air traffic controller; images taken at an unnamed event; and images of plumbers named Amy and [Joycilin]; and images taken from [Tradeswomen] magazine.

Series VIII: Moving Images and Audio Files 1989, 1994, undated

Scope and Contents

This series contains three audiocassettes and two VHS tapes featuring interviews with tradeswomen, and information regarding non-traditional jobs.

box 10

"Occupation: Union Electrician" 1989

Physical Description: 1 Video Tape(VHS)

box 10

"Women in Construction", KGO Television October 23, 1994

Physical Description: 1 Video Tape(VHS)

box 10

"Consider a Non-Traditional Job" A Project of Missoula Montana NET Leadership Team undated

box 10

"Fran and Mary Saturday" January 15, 1994

Physical Description: 1 Cassette

box 10

KPFA Interview of Naomi Friedman and Bobbie Tracy January 24, 1994

Physical Description: 2 Cassettes