West Virginia Feminist Activist Collection
Found in 16 Collections and/or Records:
Barbara E. Nailler Papers
Bonnie Brown Papers
Carrie Koeturius Papers
This collection includes materials pertaining to Carrie Koeturius and her career at and connections with West Virginia University. Koeturius is an alumna of WVU, and has worked at WVU as manager of its Conference Center (1984), served as co-chair of the WVU Conference on Women and Creativity (1984), and was recipient of the Mary Catherine Buswell Award (1984). In 1984 she moved to California. Formats include clippings, correspondence, conference materials and publications, etc.
Christine Weiss Daugherty Papers
Gail Falk, Lawyer, Papers
Records relating to the ratification of the ERA, women's right to keep their name, abortion rights legislative and advocacy work, women and the law, the founding of the Women's Health Center of WV in Charleston, a sex discrimination lawsuit against the WV State Police, and correspondence.
Janet Robbins, Professor, Papers regarding Conferences on Women in the Arts at West Virginia University
Programs, correspondence, flyers, and other materials related to the 1993 7th Annual JoAnne and Charles Dickinson Symposium "Changing Compositions: Women, Gender, and the Arts" and the 2004 national conference "Women and Creativity: Examining the Past, Composing the Future." Also includes an autographed letter and a note from Libby Larsen, keynote presenter at the latter conference.
Libby Lindsay Dingess Papers
Lillian Waugh, Professor, Papers and Artifacts
Lisa Diehl Papers
Lorraine Momen -- A Victim, not a Criminal
Pamphlet
Lorraine Momen was charged with first degree murder of her husband, Wayman. This pamphlet was created in response, arguing that she had killed Wayman Momen in self-defense. This pamphlet was printed by a group of Morgantown residents who voiced concerns about the charge against Lorraine Momen and the impact of domestic violence against women on a national scale.