Finding Aid for the Council on the Status of Women Record Group, 1955-1994, SR.28
Abstract
The Council on the Status of Women started as the Governor's Commission on the Status
of Women on October 11, 1963, by executive order of Governor Terry Sanford. The Commission
on the Status of Women was charged with reviewing and recommending changes in several
areas where women were likely to suffer discrimination, including state labor laws,
employment policies and practices, legal and property rights, family relations, education
and counseling, vocational training and retraining, health and welfare programs, the
welfare of disadvantaged women, and childcare. The General Assembly made the commission
statutory in 1965 and changed the name to the North Carolina Commission on the Education
and Employment of Women. The new commission was to advise the General Assembly on
the educational and employment needs of women in North Carolina every legislative
session. In the Executive Organization Act of 1971, the commission came under the
authority of the Department of Administration and its' cabinet-level secretary. In
a governmental reorganization act passed by the legislature, the commission was renamed
the Council on the Status of Women and became one of seven advocacy agencies under
the department. The work of the Council on the Status of Women is being continued
today by the Council for Women and Youth Involvement. This record group consists of
correspondence, reports, press releases, newspaper clippings, photographs, and reference
materials.
Descriptive Summary
- Title
- Council on the Status of Women Record Group
- Call Number
- SR.28
- Creator
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Department of Administration. Council for Women
- Date
- 1955-1956, 1960, 1964-1994
- Extent
- 31.600 cubic feet, 776.400 gigabytes
- Language
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English
- Repository
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State Archives of North Carolina
Restrictions on Access & Use
Access Restrictions
These materials are open for research.
Use Restrictions
The State Archives of North Carolina considers public records as defined in G.S. ยง
132 to be in the public domain. Individual researchers are responsible for using these
materials in conformance with copyright law.
Collection Overview
This record group consists of the records of the North Carolina Council on the Status
of Women. This collection includes correspondence, reports, press releases, newspaper
clippings, photographs, and reference materials. The records cover the development
of the council from its beginning as the Governor's Commission on the Status of Women
to its current iteration as the North Carolina Council for Women. The Council on the
Status of Women focused on improving the lives of women in North Carolina. They reviewed
problems associated with employment, education, childcare, politics, domestic violence,
and sexual assault. Notable programs and initiatives include the establishment of
local councils, the Sexual Assault Task Force, the Governor's Task Force on Domestic
Violence, the Task Force on Battered Women, the Leadership Development for Women program,
the Work Options for Women Program, the Mini-Grants program, and The Distinguished
Women of North Carolina Awards banquet.
Records covering the creation of the Governor's Commission on the Status of Women
in 1963 can be found in the Governor's Papers of Terry Sanford.
Biographical/Historical
On April 5, 1963, a group of women leaders in the North Carolina Federation of Business
and Professional Women's Clubs, led by Ruth M. Easterling of Charlotte, met with Governor
Terry Sanford to create a board to determine the current conditions of women and provide
recommendations. The suggestion was based on the President's Commission on the Status
of Women created by President John F. Kennedy in 1961. Governor Terry Sanford established
the Governor's Commission on the Status of Women on October 11, 1963, by executive
order. He appointed 18 members to the commission, with Dr. Anne Firor Scott as the
chairperson. The members were among those active in women-focused activities and public
affairs, and officials of state agencies in positions to carry out the commission's
recommendations. The commission was one of several programs created during Sanford's
administration to examine how the state's resources were being used and to recommend
how these resources might be better invested in the improvement of the individual,
families, and social welfare. The Commission on the Status of Women was charged with
reviewing and recommending changes in several areas where women were likely to suffer
discrimination, including state labor laws, employment policies and practices, legal
and property rights, family relations, education and counseling, vocational training,
and retraining, health and welfare programs, the welfare of disadvantaged women, and
childcare. The commission presented their findings (from 13 months of research) in
the 1964 report "The Many Lives of North Carolina Women." In November 1964, the Governor's
Commission on the Status of Women disbanded.
The General Assembly made the commission statutory in 1965 and changed the name to
the North Carolina Commission on the Education and Employment of Women. The new commission
was to advise the General Assembly on the educational and employment needs of women
in North Carolina every legislative session. It consisted of seven gubernatorial appointees
who would serve terms of two years. The commission was authorized to elect a chairman
and vice-chairman from among its members and to enact its own rules and regulations.
Under terms of that legislation, the chairman would be appointed by and serve the
governor. In the Executive Organization Act of 1971, the commission came under the
authority of the Department of Administration (DOA) and its cabinet-level secretary.
With the assistance of the Institute of Government in Chapel Hill and the State Library
of North Carolina, the commission researched and wrote a booklet called "North Carolina
Women and the Law" in 1972. The following year, the Commission on the Education and
Employment of Women received its first legislative appropriation for staffing purposes.
In 1973, Governor James E. Holshouser appointed Betty S. Barber to be the first executive
director for the commission. In a governmental reorganization act passed by the legislature,
the council was renamed the Council on the Status of Women. In March 1975, the commission
submitted a 210-page report titled "The Status of Women in North Carolina." The report
was the first publication to define the status of women in North Carolina statistically.
The council existed thereafter as one of several programs under the Assistant Secretary
for Advocacy Programs and served as an advisor to the secretary of the DOA. Subsequently,
the council began to emerge in its current form, as a catalyst for improving the status
of women, becoming an agent in identifying women's needs, and establishing innovative
programs for women throughout the state.
In 1977, the General Assembly increased the membership of the council to twenty members.
Under Senator Helen R. Marvin, the council chairperson, and Executive Director Miriam
J. Dorsey, several programs and services were created for victims of sexual assault.
During the same year, the council established the first of several task forces on
sexual assault and battered women, to be chaired by a member of the council. The Sexual
Assault Task Force, which was composed of law enforcement officers, medical personnel,
and victim advocates, advised the state coordinator of services for victims of sexual
assault under the DOA. The task force gathered data from a telephone survey of victims
(called Aftermath) and an emergency room survey completed by the North Carolina Emergency
Room Nurses to collaborate with the North Carolina Department of Justice and the State
Bureau of Investigation. The project resulted in the development of standard rape
evidence kits in 1983 to be provided to clinics and hospitals across the state. In
1984, $181,933 was appropriated to the council to be distributed as grants to rape
crisis programs throughout the state.
During the 1970s, there were few programs that existed to assist victims of domestic
violence. A Battered Women's Project was developed in 1977 to gather information on
the problem, provide training and technical services, and make recommendations. The
council collaborated with the North Carolina Department of Human Resources beginning
in February 1978 to coordinate services for victims. The department provided funds,
while the council provided the staff to manage the project. The Governor's Task Force
on Domestic Violence, set up in 1980, assessed the issue of domestic violence and
made recommendations for state agencies to help coordinate their efforts. The council
was appropriated state funding for local programs starting in 1982. In 1989, the council
combined the sexual assault and domestic violence projects to form the Domestic Violence/Sexual
Assault Advisory Committee.
Under the direction of Executive Director Betty S. Barber and Commission Chairperson
Jane McPherson, the council urged county commissioners across North Carolina to establish
local councils dedicated to the needs of women in their areas. By the end of 1974,
local women's councils were formed in Mecklenburg County, Wake County, Gaston County,
City of Winston-Salem/Forsyth County, Robeson County, and Transylvania County. The
Mayor's Commission on the Status of Women was established in Greensboro later in the
year. In 1979, the Council opened six permanent regional offices in Asheville, Concord,
Fayetteville, Greensboro, New Bern, and Robersonville, with each headed by a director.
In 1995, the locations were Asheville, Charlotte, Greensboro, Greenville, New Bern,
and Raleigh. The regional directors provided technical assistance to local councils
and organized various special events, such as workshops and speak-outs on numerous
topics relevant to women, including the 1985 Speakouts for Older Women. In 1979, the
General Assembly charged the Council with establishing a pilot center to help displaced
homemakers find employment. As part of its duties, the council was directed to explore
all possible sources of funding and in-kind contributions from private, local, state,
and federal sources. Subsequently, a federal Comprehensive Employment and Training
Act grant enabled the council to set up four centers across the state. In 1993, the
legislature provided the first state funding for the new displaced homemaker pilot
project. In addition, after receiving funding from The Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation,
the council established a mini-grants program to help fund educational seminars and
workshops provided to women by the local councils.
From 1980 to 1985, members and staff of the council worked with the Legislative Research
Commission on Women's Needs, a temporary body established by the General Assembly
to recommend legislation on women's issues. This cooperation resulted in the passage
of several laws that were responsive to the changing roles of women in society. In
subsequent years, the Council continued to recommend legislation intended to improve
the lives of women or to give them greater protection under the law, such as a bill
enacted by the 1991 General Assembly that authorized law enforcement officials to
make arrests without warrants in situations where domestic violence was suspected.
In 1991, the legislature changed the name of the council to the North Carolina Council
for Women. In that year, the council expanded its scope by forming regional advisory
planning boards throughout the state. These boards were intended to involve community
leaders in regional activities, foster the sharing of information, and broaden the
involvement of North Carolina women in the council's projects. In 1984, The Distinguished
Women of North Carolina Awards banquet was created to honor North Carolina women whose
contributions made a strong impact on the state. Every year five awards were given
in the categories of the arts, business/professional, education, government, and volunteerism.
The work of the Council on the Status of Women is being continued today by the Council
for Women & Youth Involvement.
REFERENCES
See Archives and Records Section, Guide to Research Materials in the North Carolina
State Archives: State Agency Records (Raleigh: Department of Cultural Resources, 1995),
pp. 26-27, for original reference list.
Contents of the Collection
1. Executive Director's Office: Subject Files, 1955-1956, 1960, 1964-1980
Scope and Content:
File include correspondence, newspaper clippings, reports, and reference materials
accumulated by the former Executive Directors, Betty S. Barber and Miriam J. Dorsey.
The materials document the Council on the Status of Women's development, establishment
of local councils and regional directors, the programs created and attended by staff,
and the reports on the needs of North Carolina women and the Council's recommendations.
Small selection dedicated to the activities of Betty S. Barber, former Executive Director
from December 1973 to February 1977.
Arrangement:
Alphabetical by subject
Agendas & Minutes, 1974-1977
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Altrusa Club of Raleigh Speech, 1975-1976
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American Women in Radio & TV, 1975
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Appointees of the NC Education & Employment of Women, 1973-1976
SR.28.1.001
Association of American Colleges, 1971-1974
SR.28.1.001
Black Women, History of, 1973-1974
SR.28.1.001
BPW Foundation, 1972-1975
SR.28.1.001
CETA, Affirmative Action, 1975
SR.28.1.002
CETA Continuation, Title II Funds, 1976
SR.28.1.002
CETA Explanations Title I-VI, 1973
SR.28.1.002
CETA Prime Sponsors, 1974
SR.28.1.002
CETA Program Expansion Grant Proposal, 1975
SR.28.1.002
CETA Program Report, 1974-1975
SR.28.1.002
CETA Title II Budget, 1975
SR.28.1.002
CETA Title II Funds Proposal & Budget Report, 1976-1977
SR.28.1.002
CETA Title II Special Segments of the Population Grant Proposal, 1976
SR.28.1.002
CETA Title VI Contract, 1974-1975
SR.28.1.002
Child Support, 1972, 1974
SR.28.1.002
Conference, HRC Affirmative Action, 1976
SR.28.1.002
Congressional Clearinghouse on Women's Rights, 1976
SR.28.1.003
Congressional Clearinghouse on Women, 1976, 1978
SR.28.1.003
Congresswoman Bella S. Abzug Reports, 1974-1976
SR.28.1.003
Constitutional Amendment, Hartwell Campbell, 1975
SR.28.1.003
Consumer Credit Counseling, 1976
SR.28.1.003
Consumer Reports Publication, 1975
SR.28.1.003
Corrections Written Requests, 1975
SR.28.1.003
Correspondence, 1974-1975
SR.28.1.003
Correspondence, Miscellaneous, 1975
SR.28.1.003
Council Member Correspondence, Administrative & Management, 1974, 1976-1977
SR.28.1.003
Council Member Correspondence, Administrative & Management, 1976-1977
SR.28.1.003
Council Meeting & Agenda, 1975-1976
SR.28.1.004
Council Meeting & Agenda, November 21, 1975
SR.28.1.004
Council Meeting & Agenda, March 7, 1975
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Council Meeting & Agenda, 1974-1975
SR.28.1.004
Council Meeting & Agenda, September 20, 1974
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Council Meeting & Agenda, May 10, 1974
SR.28.1.004
Council Member Correspondence, 1975-1976
SR.28.1.004
Council Member Correspondence, 1970-1975
SR.28.1.004
Correspondence, Department of Administration- Office of Employment & Training, 1971-1975
SR.28.1.004
Correspondence, Department of Administration- Secretary Bruce Lentz, 1974-1976
SR.28.1.004
Correspondence, Department of Administration- Jimmy Morris, 1977
SR.28.1.004
Correspondence, Department of Administration- Eva Stott, 1973-1976
SR.28.1.004
Correspondence, Department of Administration- Joe Grimsley, 1973-1977
SR.28.1.005
Correspondence, Department of Administration- Bill Deal, 1974-1976
SR.28.1.005
Council on Employment of the Handicapped, 1974
SR.28.1.005
County Council Booklet, 1970-1979
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County Councils, 1975-1977
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County Commissioners- Women, n.d.
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County - City Resources, n.d.
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County, Buncombe, 1975-1976
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County, Catawba, 1975-1976
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County, Columbus, 1974-1976
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County, Cumberland, 1974-1976
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County, Durham, 1974-1975
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County, Forsyth, 1974-1976
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County, Guilford, 1974-1976
SR.28.1.006
County, Harnett, 1974-1975
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County, Haywood, 1974-1975
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County, Iredell, 1974-1975
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County, Johnston, 1974, 1976
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County, Lenoir, 1974-1975
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County, Mecklenburg, 1974-1976
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County, New Hanover, 1974-1975
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County, North Hampton & Nash, 1974, 1976
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County, Orange, 1974-1976
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County, Pasquotank, 1974, 1976
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County, Randolph, 1974-1975
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Day Care Centers, 1972-1973
SR.28.1.007
Day Care Centers, 1972, 1974
SR.28.1.007
Democratic Women of NC Organization, 1975-1976
SR.28.1.007
Documentary Introduction, 1971-1980
SR.28.1.007
Documentary Data, 1973-1975
SR.28.1.007
Documentary Employment, unused, 1960, 1970, 1972-1974
SR.28.1.007
Documentary Childcare, used, 1970, 1973-1975
SR.28.1.007
Documentary Childcare, unused, 1973-1975
SR.28.1.007
Documentary Unemployment, 1975
SR.28.1.007
Documentary Education Data, 1974
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Documentary Education Data, 1966-1973
SR.28.1.007
Social Concerns: Department of Human Resources, 1973-1974
SR.28.1.008
Social Concerns: Department of Human Resources, 1974
SR.28.1.008
Social Concerns: Ethnic Census Survey, 1972
SR.28.1.008
Social Concerns: Ethnic Census Survey, 1972-1974
SR.28.1.008
Social Concerns: Illegitimacy, 1973-1974
SR.28.1.008
Social Concerns: Alcoholism, 1955-1956, 1964-1965, 1967, 1970-1974
SR.28.1.008
Social Concerns: NC Drug Authority, 1973-1974
SR.28.1.008
Social Concerns: Abortions, 1972-1974
SR.28.1.008
Social Concerns: Mental Health & Employee Assistance Program, 1972-1974
SR.28.1.008
Social Concerns: Adoptions, 1970-1971
SR.28.1.008
Social Concerns: Male Contraception, 1974
SR.28.1.008
Social Concerns: Rape Crisis Center, 1972-1974
SR.28.1.008
State Government: Statistical Data on Rape, 1974
SR.28.1.009
State Government: Employment Evaluation Program, 1975
SR.28.1.009
State Government: Employee Benefits, 1973-1974
SR.28.1.009
State Government: Women as Municipal Officers, 1974
SR.28.1.009
Volunteerism: Volunteers, 1971, 1974
SR.28.1.009
Roster & Registry: Voter Registration, 1974
SR.28.1.009
Roster & Registry: Women Appointees, 1974
SR.28.1.009
Documentary Mailings Correspondence, 1974-1977
SR.28.1.009
Documentary Mailings Correspondence, 1975
SR.28.1.009
Documentary Mailings Correspondence, 1975-1977
SR.28.1.009
Documentary Mailings Correspondence, 1974-1976
SR.28.1.009
Documentary Mailings Correspondence, 1975
SR.28.1.009
Documentary Complimentary Letters, 1975-1977
SR.28.1.009
Employment Referral for County Councils, 1975-1977
SR.28.1.010
Employment Trends, 1972-1975
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Employment Security Research, 1974-1975
SR.28.1.010
Enrollment Data, Public & Private Colleges, 1974-1975
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Enrollment Data, Public & Private Colleges, 1974-1975
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Enrollment Data, Public & Private Colleges, 1974-1975
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Enrollment Data, UNC Universities, 1974-1975
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Enrollment Data, UNC Universities, 1974
SR.28.1.011
ERA & GS 143-123, 1971-1975
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Estimated Recruitable Labor & Ethnic Census Survey, 1975-1976
SR.28.1.011
Equal Employment Opportunity, House Bill 1065, 1973
SR.28.1.011
Education Commission of the States, 1974-1976
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Education: Technical Colleges & Physical Education in High School, 1972
SR.28.1.011
Education: Counseling for Women, 1964, 1969
SR.28.1.011
Education: Department of Public Instruction, 1974-1975
SR.28.1.011
Education: High School drop outs in NC, 1971-1973
SR.28.1.011
Education & Women, 1967, 1970-1974
SR.28.1.011
Betty Barber's Activities, Frank Porter Graham Student Union Speech, 1974
SR.28.1.012
Betty Barber's Activities, Women Development Program, 1974
SR.28.1.012
Betty Barber's Activities, NC County Commissioner Convention, 1974
SR.28.1.012
Betty Barber's Activities, Management Briefing for Women, 1974
SR.28.1.012
Betty Barber's Activities, Sandhills Continuing Education Seminar, 1974
SR.28.1.012
Betty Barber's Activities, NC Council on Women's Organizations, 1974-1975
SR.28.1.012
Betty Barber's Activities, Raleigh Community Relations Commission Speech, 1974
SR.28.1.012
Betty Barber's Activities, Association for Coordinating Interagency Statistics Speech, 1974-1975
SR.28.1.012
Betty Barber's Activities, Greensboro Exchange Club Speech, 1974-1976
SR.28.1.012
Betty Barber's Activities, International Women's Year, 1975
SR.28.1.012
Betty Barber's Activities, ERA Speech to General Assembly, 1975
SR.28.1.012
Betty Barber's Activities, Affirmative Action Speech to Robeson County Council, 1971, 1975
SR.28.1.012
Betty Barber's Activities, NC Council on Women's Organizations, 1975
SR.28.1.012
Betty Barber's Activities, Job Options for Women, Today & Tomorrow Conference, 1970-1975
SR.28.1.012
Betty Barber's Activities, Glenwood Lions Club, 1975
SR.28.1.012
Betty Barber's Activities, IACSW Conference, Hawaii, 1975
SR.28.1.012
Betty Barber's Activities, Human Relations Council Wild Acres Conference, 1975
SR.28.1.012
Betty Barber's Activities, Meredith College Speeches, 1974-1975
SR.28.1.012
Betty Barber's Activities, Youth Involvement Seminar, 1975
SR.28.1.012
Betty Barber's Activities, NC Association of County Commissioners, 1975
SR.28.1.012
Betty Barber's Activities, Human Relations Council, 1975
SR.28.1.012
Betty Barber's Activities, White House Conference, 1974-1975
SR.28.1.012
Betty Barber's Activities, Raleigh Business & Professional Women's Club, 1975
SR.28.1.013
Betty Barber's Activities, NC Equal Opportunity Offices Association, 1975
SR.28.1.013
Betty Barber's Activities, LRO Directors Meeting, 1976
SR.28.1.013
Betty Barber's Activities, Department of Administration Management Training Session, 1975
SR.28.1.013
Betty Barber's Activities, Federally Employed Women, 1975-1976
SR.28.1.013
Betty Barber's Activities, Career Opportunities in Business for Women, High Point
University, 1975-1976
SR.28.1.013
Betty Barber's Activities, Meredith College Seminar Q&A, 1976
SR.28.1.013
Betty Barber's Activities, Greensboro Commission on Women, 1976
SR.28.1.013
Betty Barber's Activities, NC Women's Political Caucus Workshop, 1974-1976
SR.28.1.013
Betty Barber's Activities, Regional Training Conference, 1976
SR.28.1.013
Betty Barber's Activities, WEAL Annual Meeting, 1976
SR.28.1.013
Betty Barber's Activities, USPO Raleigh Women's Program Committee, 1976
SR.28.1.013
Betty Barber's Activities, Personnel Management Conference, 1976
SR.28.1.013
Betty Barber's Activities, Republican Women's Meeting, 1976
SR.28.1.013
Betty Barber's Activities, Capital City Panhellenics, 1976
SR.28.1.013
Betty Barber's Activities, Housing & Community Development Conference, 1976
SR.28.1.013
Betty Barber's Activities, Sanderson High School, 1976
SR.28.1.013
Betty Barber's Activities, Capital Republican Women's Club, 1976
SR.28.1.013
Betty Barber's Activities, Cumberland County Council Meeting, 1976
SR.28.1.013
Betty Barber's Activities, Girl's Haven of NC, Inc. Open House, 1976
SR.28.1.013
Betty Barber's Activities, County Council Conference, 2nd Annual, 1975-1976
SR.28.1.013
Betty Barber's Activities, County Council Conference, 2nd Annual Letters, 1976
SR.28.1.013
Betty Barber's Activities, NC Law Enforcement Women's Association, 1976
SR.28.1.013
Betty Barber's Activities, Women and the Law, WEAL Workshop, 1976
SR.28.1.013
Betty Barber's Activities, NC Council of Women's Organizations Summer Leadership Workshop, 1976
SR.28.1.013
Betty Barber's Activities, Affirmative Action Conference, 1976
SR.28.1.013
Family Planning, 1964-1966, 1970, 1972-1973, 1975
SR.28.1.014
Federal Register: CETA Programs, 1973, 1975
SR.28.1.014
Federal Register: Consumer Representation Plans, 1975
SR.28.1.014
Federal Register: Women's Educational Equity Act Program, 1976
SR.28.1.014
Female Firsts Questionnaires, 1975-1977
SR.28.1.014
Female Firsts Questionnaires, 1976
SR.28.1.014
Female Firsts Lists, 1976
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Female Firsts Report & Statutory Board Lists, 1970, 1975-1976
SR.28.1.014
Female Firsts: First Women in the Nation, 1974-1976
SR.28.1.015
Female Firsts: First Women in NC, 1974-1976
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Female Firsts: First Women by NC county, 1974-1976
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Female Firsts: Women and Councils in the News, 1975-1976
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Female Firsts: Women and Councils in the News, 1974-1977
SR.28.1.015
Female Firsts: Women and Councils in the News, 1977
SR.28.1.015
Female Firsts: Governor's Conference, 1975-1976
SR.28.1.015
Female Firsts: Young Careerists, 1974
SR.28.1.015
Governing Statute & County Council Information, 1975-1977
SR.28.1.015
Government: EEOC Bill, 1975
SR.28.1.015
Government: First Women in State Government, 1974
SR.28.1.015
Government: Human Relations Commission, 1974
SR.28.1.015
Government: Natural & Economic Resources Division of Commerce & Industry, 1970-1971, 1973-1974
SR.28.1.015
Government: Women's Bureau, 1971-1972
SR.28.1.015
Granville County Council, 1976
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History of the Council, 1966-1974
SR.28.1.016
Ideas, Eva Stott & others, 1974-1975
SR.28.1.016
Information Requests, 1973-1977
SR.28.1.016
International Women's Year Poster Contest, 1974-1976
SR.28.1.016
International Women's Year Poster Contest, 1974-1975
SR.28.1.016
International Women's Year, 1974-1976
SR.28.1.017
International Women's Year, NC State Meeting, 1975, 1977
SR.28.1.017
International Women's Year, New Mexico, 1975
SR.28.1.017
Interstate Association of Commission for Women, 1972-1974
SR.28.1.017
Interstate Association of Commission for Women Minutes, 1972
SR.28.1.017
Interstate Association of Commission for Women Minutes, 1973-1974
SR.28.1.017
Labor: Department of Labor Wage & Working Statistics, EEO, 1969, 1973-1975
SR.28.1.017
Legislative Proposals, 1974, 1976
SR.28.1.017
Management: Meeting Agendas & Reactions, 1974-1977
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Management: Mailings to Department Heads, 1975-1976
SR.28.1.017
Management: Development Programs, 1974-1976
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Manpower: Governor James Holshouser, 1974-1975
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Memos: Office of Employment & Training, 1976-1977
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Memos: Local Coordinators, Shirley Fields, 1976-1977
SR.28.1.018
Memos: Regional Coordinators, Betty Barber, 1975-1977
SR.28.1.018
Memos: Secretaries, 1976-1977
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Military Reemployment Rights, 1973
SR.28.1.018
Miscellaneous, Council on the Status of Women, 1974-1975
SR.28.1.018
NC Commission on the Education & Employment of Women, 1971-1975
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NC Commission on Human Relations, 1974-1975
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Office of Employment & Training, OET, 1975-1977
SR.28.1.018
Physicians for Sex & Race, 1974
SR.28.1.018
Press Releases: Governor James Holshouser, 1973
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Proposal: Task Force for Women in State Government, 1971
SR.28.1.018
Psychiatrists, Women, 1974
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Regional Coordinator Robert Amato, 1975-1976
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Region G: Mental Health Study & Planning, 1974-1975
SR.28.1.019
Region G: Shirley Fields, 1975-1976
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Regional Staff Meetings, 1976-1977
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Regional Staff Training Sessions, 1975-1976
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Regional Staff Training Sessions, 1976
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Regional Resources, Local & Regional, 1975
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Regional Workshop, 1974-1975
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Requests, County Councils, 1975-1976
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Sales Tax Philosophy Statement, 1973-1977
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Self Protection Seminars, 1974
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Seminars & Workshops: Orientation, 1975
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Seminars & Workshops: Wildacres Conference, 1972, 1975
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Seminars & Workshops: Human Relations Conference, 1974-1975
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Seminars & Workshops, 1975-1976
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Seminars & Workshops: A New Look at Women's Rights, 1976
SR.28.1.020
Seminars & Workshops: Women in Business Forum, 1976
SR.28.1.020
Special Projects: Study of Women in Transition, 1976
SR.28.1.020
Statistical Data, Region K, 1974-1975
SR.28.1.020
Statute on Political Activity, 1975-1976
SR.28.1.020
Sylvia de Rosset, Region Q, 1975-1976
SR.28.1.020
STIs, VS- Sexually Transmitted Diseases & Sex Education, 1977
SR.28.1.020
US National Center of Health Statistics Speech, 1975
SR.28.1.020
Wage Differentials, Solomon Polachek, 1974
SR.28.1.020
Veterans Affairs- Division of the National Guard, 1974
SR.28.1.020
Women's Bureau, 1973-1976
SR.28.1.020
Women's Career Questionnaire, 1975
SR.28.1.020
Women's Equity Action League, WEAL, 1974
SR.28.1.020
Women in Administrative Positions, State Government, 1973
SR.28.1.020
Women in Administrative Positions, State Government, 1975-1976
SR.28.1.020
Conference Material, 1975-1976
SR.28.1.003
Administrative Computer Center Projected Use, 1974-1975
SR.28.1.015
Memos to Coordinators, Betty Clark
, 1975-1976
SR.28.1.018
2. Executive Director's Office: Operating and Program Files, 1971
Scope and Content:
File includes a position paper titled "Continuing the Search for Greater Horizons:
Report on Women in Business" written by Geraldine Rickman in July 1971. It was submitted
to Elizabeth Duncan Koontz, Director of the Women's Bureau, and Jay Leanse, Deputy
Director of the Office of Minority Business Enterprise. The position paper focused
on the state of African American women in the business field and provided recommendations
for the future. The paper noted the importance of reviewing the status of women in
other racial and ethnic groups as well to gain a full picture of women's contributions
as business owners, operators, proprietors, and managers.
Operating and Program File, 1971
SR.28.1.020
3. Executive Director's Office: Administrative and Management Files, 1964-2003
Scope and Content:
Correspondence, reports, work plans and objectives, legislative materials, policies
and procedures, and other records which document and detail the council's management
and planning. Also includes information on task forces and women's issues, as well
as copies of minutes and reports dating back to 1966.
Arrangement:
Unprocessed
4. Executive Director's Office: Executive Director's File, 1970-1987
Scope and Content:
File include correspondence, reports, reference materials, press releases, and photographs
accumulated by the former executive directors Miriam J. Dorsey, Ann W. Chipley, and
Betty J. Budd. Series is divided into subseries, which are arranged chronologically
by tenure. Within the subseries, the files are arranged alphabetically by subject.
The materials document programs and events created and attended by staff, routine
office activities, and interactions with Women's Rights organizations.
Photographs include a portrait of Governor James B. Hunt, Jr., a portrait of Alice
E. Henderson (Vice-President of Program Practices at CBS Broadcast Group), pictures/negatives
of an event held at the Governor's Western Residence in Asheville, North Carolina,
and pictures of the Distinguished Women of North Carolina Awards banquet held in 1986.
Arrangement:
Chronological
Miriam J. Dorsey Files, 1972-1982
Scope and Content:
Correspondence, reports, press releases, newspaper clippings, reference materials,
and photographs accumulated by the former executive director Miriam J. Dorsey. The
materials document programs, events, and interactions with Women's Rights groups and
legislators during Miriam J. Dorsey's tenure as the executive director of the North
Carolina Council on the Status of Women. Files originating from the council staff
were retained by the executive director and labeled as correspondence with their respective
names.
Photographs include a portrait of Governor James B. Hunt, Jr. (Miriam J. Dorsey: Correspondence,
May 1978), a portrait of Alice E. Henderson, Vice-President of Program Practices at
CBS Broadcast Group (Miriam J. Dorsey: Correspondence, November 1978), and pictures/negatives
of an event held at the Governor's Western Residence in Asheville, North Carolina
(Miriam J. Dorsey: History of the Council on Women).
Arrangement:
Alphabetical by subject; correspondence section arranged chronologically
Correspondence, July 1976
SR.28.4.001
Correspondence, January 1977
SR.28.4.001
Correspondence, February 1977
SR.28.4.001
Correspondence, March 1977
SR.28.4.001
Correspondence, April 1977
SR.28.4.001
Correspondence, June 1977
SR.28.4.001
Correspondence, July 1977
SR.28.4.001
Correspondence, August 1977
SR.28.4.001
Correspondence, September 1977
SR.28.4.001
Correspondence, October 1977
SR.28.4.001
Correspondence, November 1977
SR.28.4.001
Correspondence, December 1977
SR.28.4.001
Correspondence, January 1978
SR.28.4.001
Correspondence, February 1978
SR.28.4.001
Correspondence, March 1978
SR.28.4.001
Correspondence, April 1978
SR.28.4.002
Correspondence, June 1978
SR.28.4.002
Correspondence, July 1978
SR.28.4.002
Correspondence, August 1978
SR.28.4.002
Correspondence, September 1978
SR.28.4.002
Correspondence, October 1978
SR.28.4.003
Correspondence, November 1978
SR.28.4.003
Correspondence, December 1978
SR.28.4.003
Correspondence, January 1979
SR.28.4.003
Correspondence, February 1979
SR.28.4.003
Correspondence, March 1979
SR.28.4.003
Correspondence, April 1979
SR.28.4.003
Correspondence, June 1979
SR.28.4.004
Correspondence, July 1979
SR.28.4.004
Correspondence, August 1979
SR.28.4.004
Correspondence, September 1979
SR.28.4.004
Correspondence, October 1979
SR.28.4.004
Correspondence, November 1979
SR.28.4.004
Correspondence, December 1979
SR.28.4.004
Correspondence, January 1980
SR.28.4.004
Correspondence, February 1980
SR.28.4.005
Correspondence, March 1980
SR.28.4.005
Correspondence, April 1980
SR.28.4.005
Correspondence, June 1980
SR.28.4.005
Correspondence, July 1980
SR.28.4.005
Correspondence, August 1980
SR.28.4.006
Correspondence, September 1980
SR.28.4.006
Correspondence, October 1980
SR.28.4.006
Correspondence, November 1980
SR.28.4.006
Correspondence, December 1980
SR.28.4.006
Correspondence, January 1981
SR.28.4.006
Correspondence, February 1981
SR.28.4.006
Correspondence, June 1981
SR.28.4.006
Correspondence, July 1981
SR.28.4.006
Correspondence, August 1981
SR.28.4.006
Correspondence, September 1981
SR.28.4.006
Correspondence: Blakely, Sheila, 1978-1979
SR.28.4.007
Correspondence: Bryant, Juanita, 1977-1979
SR.28.4.007
Correspondence: Grimsley, Joe, 1977-1979
SR.28.4.007
Correspondence: Hartle, Priscilla, 1977
SR.28.4.007
Correspondence: Howard, Sally, n.d.
SR.28.4.007
Correspondence: Hummer, Kathryn, 1977-1979
SR.28.4.007
Correspondence: Hunt, James B., Jr., 1977, 1979-1980
SR.28.4.007
Correspondence: Hyder, Jeannie, 1981
SR.28.4.007
Correspondence: King, John L., 1978-1979
SR.28.4.008
Correspondence: Kohl, Pam, 1979
SR.28.4.008
Correspondence: Lee, Debbie, 1979-1980
SR.28.4.008
Correspondence: Lee, Lillian, 1979
SR.28.4.008
Correspondence: Parnell, Mary-Susan, 1977-1978
SR.28.4.008
Correspondence: Patterson, Jane, 1974, 1977-1980
SR.28.4.008
Correspondence: Phillips, Craig, 1979
SR.28.4.008
Correspondence: Richardson, Paula, 1979-1980
SR.28.4.008
Correspondence: Tillett, Gladys, 1978
SR.28.4.008
Correspondence: White, Edwina, 1977-1978
SR.28.4.008
Correspondence: Williams, Hope, 1978-1980
SR.28.4.008
County Commissioners, 1979-1980
SR.28.4.009
Creative Services, 1977-1979
SR.28.4.009
Crime Control and Public Safety, 1978
SR.28.4.009
Department of State: Washington, DC, 1980
SR.28.4.009
Departmental Job Descriptions, 1970-1980
SR.28.4.009
Development of the North Carolina Council on the Status of Women, 1977
SR.28.4.009
Displaced Homemakers Correspondence, 1978-1980
SR.28.4.009
Domestic Violence, 1976-1979
SR.28.4.009
Employer/Planner Workshop, 1979
SR.28.4.009
Government Executives Institute, 1979
SR.28.4.009
Governor's Conference on Leadership Development for Women, 1978-1979
SR.28.4.009
Governor's Conference on Mental Health, 1978-1979
SR.28.4.009
Grants, Position Papers, 1976
SR.28.4.009
Grants, Title IX Grants (American Association of University Women), 1977
SR.28.4.009
History of the Council on Women, 1972, 1974-1975, 1977-1978
SR.28.4.010
Human Rights Legislation, 1979
SR.28.4.010
International Women's Year, 1977-1978
SR.28.4.010
Judicial Appointments, 1979
SR.28.4.010
Legislation on Civil Rights, 1978
SR.28.4.010
Legislators Correspondence, 1977-1978
SR.28.4.010
Make Work for Women, 1978-1979
SR.28.4.010
Making Career Choices, 1979
SR.28.4.010
North Carolina Congressional Delegation, 1979
SR.28.4.010
North Carolina Council on the Status of Women Audit, 1982
SR.28.4.010
North Carolina Council on the Status of Women Executive Committee Meetings, 1979-1980
SR.28.4.010
North Carolina State Fair, 1979
SR.28.4.010
Organizations, A Woman's Place, 1977
SR.28.4.011
Organizations, American Association of University Women, 1977-1978
SR.28.4.011
Organizations, American Civil Liberties Union Foundation - Women's Rights Project, 1977
SR.28.4.011
Organizations, Anti-Equal Rights Amendment, 1973, 1975, 1978
SR.28.4.011
Organizations, Association for Women Students, 1977
SR.28.4.011
Organizations, C.A.R.E.S., 1977
SR.28.4.011
Organizations, Capitol Hill Women's Political Caucus, 1977
SR.28.4.011
Organizations, Center for Contemporary Management and Education, 1977
SR.28.4.011
Organizations, Committee on Drugs, Alcohol and Women Health for the State of North
Carolina, 1977-1978
SR.28.4.011
Organizations, Concerned Women for Justice, Inc., 1977
SR.28.4.011
Organizations, Council on Appalachian Women, 1977
SR.28.4.011
Organizations, Delta Kappa Gamma Society International - North Carolina State Organization, 1978
SR.28.4.011
Organizations, Democratic Women of North Carolina, 1977-1978
SR.28.4.011
Organizations, Employment Security Commission, 1977
SR.28.4.011
Organizations, Federally Employed Women (FEW), 1977
SR.28.4.011
Organizations, Friends of University Network Television (FOUNT), 1977
SR.28.4.011
Organizations, Friends of the Council, 1977
SR.28.4.011
Organizations, Friends of the North Carolina Council on the Status of Women, Inc., 1979
SR.28.4.011
Organizations, General Federation of Women's Clubs, 1979
SR.28.4.011
Organizations, Hope Haven of Raleigh, Inc., 1977
SR.28.4.011
Organizations, Human Relations Council, 1974-1975, 1977-1978
SR.28.4.011
Organizations, Institute for the Study of Women in Transition, 1976
SR.28.4.011
Organizations, International Women's Year - North Carolina State Coordinating Committee, 1977
SR.28.4.011
Organizations, International Women's Year Resolutions, 1977
SR.28.4.011
Organizations, League of Women Voters of Wake County, 1977-1978
SR.28.4.011
Organizations, Meredith College, 1977, 1979-1980
SR.28.4.011
Organizations, Miscellaneous Organizations, 1978-1979
SR.28.4.011
Organizations, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Legal Defense
Fund, 1977
SR.28.4.011
Organizations, National Association of Commissions for Women, 1979-1980
SR.28.4.011
Organizations, National Commission on Working Women, 1977-1980
SR.28.4.011
Organizations, National Organization for Women, 1977, 1979
SR.28.4.011
Organizations, National Women's Education Fund, 1977
SR.28.4.011
Organizations, National Women's Political Caucus, 1977
SR.28.4.011
Organizations, National Women's Political Caucus - Committee to Ratify Equal Rights
Amendment, 1977
SR.28.4.011
Organizations, National Women's Political Caucus Meeting, Part I, 1975, 1977-1980
SR.28.4.012
Organizations, National Women's Political Caucus Meeting, Part II, 1975, 1977
SR.28.4.012
Organizations, New Girl's Network, 1977
SR.28.4.012
Organizations, North Carolina Alliance for Primary Prevention, 1977
SR.28.4.012
Organizations, North Carolina Black Women's Political Caucus, 1977-1979
SR.28.4.012
Organizations, North Carolina Business and Professional Women's Club, 1977
SR.28.4.012
Organizations, North Carolina Center for Public Policy Research, Inc., 1970-1979
SR.28.4.012
Organizations, North Carolina Council of Women's Organizations, 1977-1979
SR.28.4.012
Organizations, North Carolina Department of Public Instruction, Division of Vocational
Education, Planning for Special Populations, 1980
SR.28.4.012
Organizations, North Carolina Home Economics Association, 1977
SR.28.4.012
Organizations, North Carolina State Council Executive Committee Meetings, 1980
SR.28.4.012
Organizations, North Carolina State Democratic Executive Committee, 1977
SR.28.4.012
Organizations, North Carolina United for the Equal Rights Amendment, 1976-1978
SR.28.4.012
Organizations, North Carolina Women's Political Caucus, 1980
SR.28.4.012
Organizations, Peace College, 1977
SR.28.4.012
Organizations, Planned Parenthood, 1980
SR.28.4.012
Organizations, President's Advisory Committee, 1979
SR.28.4.012
Organizations, Raleigh Fine Arts Society, 1977
SR.28.4.012
Organizations, Regional Manpower Information Consortium, 1977
SR.28.4.012
Organizations, Small Business Administration, 1977
SR.28.4.012
Organizations, United States National Women's Agenda, 1975
SR.28.4.012
Organizations, Wake County Organizations, 1979-1980
SR.28.4.012
Organizations, Women's Center of Raleigh, 1978-1980
SR.28.4.012
Personal Correspondence, 1977-1980
SR.28.4.013
Position Papers, Poor Woman, 1975
SR.28.4.013
Position Papers, Women in Public Life, 1976
SR.28.4.013
Press Releases, 1978-1980
SR.28.4.013
Projects and Programs, Aftermath, 1977
SR.28.4.013
Projects and Programs, Law Enforcement Survey, 1977
SR.28.4.013
Projects and Programs, Operation Lifesaver, 1978-1980
SR.28.4.013
Projects and Programs, Peer Project, 1978-1980
SR.28.4.013
Projects and Programs, Project Grits, 1978
SR.28.4.013
Projects and Programs, Skill Training Improvement Program (STIP), 1977-1978
SR.28.4.013
Projects and Programs, Women and Alcoholism, 1976-1978
SR.28.4.013
Reading File - Council on the Status of Women, February 1980
SR.28.4.014
Reading File - Council on the Status of Women, March 1980
SR.28.4.014
Reception - Honoring Women Legislators, March 1979
SR.28.4.014
Recommendations to Boards and Commissions, 1980
SR.28.4.014
Regional Coordinators, Memos, 1978-1979
SR.28.4.014
Research, Merrimon-Wynne House, 1977
SR.28.4.014
Resume, Miriam J. Dorsey, 1979
SR.28.4.014
Statewide Conference on Working Women, Koontz, Jeffries, 1978
SR.28.4.014
Transportation and Highway Safety, 1975-1976, 1978-1979
SR.28.4.014
Volunteers, Summer Youth Program, 1979
SR.28.4.014
Washington Correspondence, 1972, 1976-1978
SR.28.4.014
Women and Employment in North Carolina/Statistics, 1979-1980
SR.28.4.014
Women in Corrections, 1979
SR.28.4.014
Women in State Government, 1978
SR.28.4.014
Women in the Work Force, 1980
SR.28.4.014
Women's Leadership Institute, 1979
SR.28.4.014
Week of Women (WOW), 1980
SR.28.4.014
Women's Forum of North Carolina, 1976-1979
SR.28.4.014
Women's Policy Coordinating Committee, 1977
SR.28.4.014
Position Papers, Needs Assessment, 1976
SR.28.4.013
Correspondence, Parnell, Mary-Susan, 1979
SR.28.4.008
Ann W. Chipley Files, 1980, 1982-1985
Scope and Content:
Correspondence, reports, and reference materials accumulated by the former executive
director Ann W. Chipley. The materials document events and interactions with advocacy
groups and legislators during Ann W. Chipley's tenure as the executive director of
the North Carolina Council on the Status of Women.
Arrangement:
Alphabetical by subject; correspondence section arranged chronologically
Audit, Response to Representative Bradford V. Ligon, 1980, 1982-1984
SR.28.4.015
Correspondence, November 1984
SR.28.4.015
Correspondence, January 1985
SR.28.4.015
Correspondence, February 1985
SR.28.4.015
Distinguished Women, 1983-1985
SR.28.4.015
Task Force on Comparable Worth, 1983-1984
SR.28.4.015
Betty J. Budd Files, 1976, 1985-1987
Scope and Content:
Correspondence, press releases, reports, reference materials, and photographs accumulated
by the former executive director Betty J. Budd. The materials document programs and
events during Betty J. Budd's tenure as the executive director of the North Carolina
Council on the Status of Women.
Photographs include pictures of the Distinguished Women of North Carolina Awards banquet
held in 1986 (Betty J. Budd: Distinguished Women 1986 Photographs).
Arrangement:
Alphabetical by subject; correspondence section arranged chronologically
Correspondence, March 1985
SR.28.4.016
Correspondence, April 1985
SR.28.4.016
Correspondence, June 1985
SR.28.4.016
Correspondence, July 1985
SR.28.4.016
Correspondence, August 1985
SR.28.4.016
Correspondence, September 1985
SR.28.4.016
Correspondence, October 1985
SR.28.4.016
Correspondence, November 1985
SR.28.4.016
Correspondence, December 1985
SR.28.4.016
Correspondence, January 1986
SR.28.4.016
Correspondence, February 1986
SR.28.4.016
Correspondence, March 1986
SR.28.4.016
Correspondence, April 1986
SR.28.4.016
Correspondence, June 1986
SR.28.4.016
Correspondence, July 1986
SR.28.4.017
Correspondence, August 1986
SR.28.4.017
Correspondence, September 1986
SR.28.4.017
Correspondence, October 1986
SR.28.4.017
Correspondence, November 1986
SR.28.4.017
Correspondence, December 1986
SR.28.4.017
Correspondence, April 1987
SR.28.4.017
Council Members, 1985-1986
SR.28.4.017
Distinguished Women, 1985-1986
SR.28.4.017
Distinguished Women Photographs, 1986
SR.28.4.017
Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Video Tape Grant, 1986
SR.28.4.017
Funding for Rape Crisis and Domestic Violence Workshops, 1985-1986
SR.28.4.017
Governor's Efficiency Report, 1985
SR.28.4.018
Governor's Task Force on Domestic Violence, 1976, 1986
SR.28.4.018
Legislative Inquiries, 1985-1986
SR.28.4.018
Mini-Grants, Applications, July 1986
SR.28.4.018
Mini-Grants, Applications, September 1986
SR.28.4.018
Mini-Grants, Applications, October 1986
SR.28.4.018
Mini-Grants, Making the Pieces Fit, 1987
SR.28.4.018
Mini-Grants, Program Correspondence, 1986-1987
SR.28.4.018
Mini-Grants, Program Report, Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation, 1984-1985
SR.28.4.018
Mini-Grants, Response Letters, September 1986
SR.28.4.018
Mini-Grants, Response Letters, October 1986
SR.28.4.018
Strategy to Streamline North Carolina Council on the Status of Women, 1987
SR.28.4.018
Women's History Month, 1986-1987
SR.28.4.018
5. Assistant Director's Office: Special Projects, Public Relations File, 1977-1994
Scope and Content:
File include surveys, correspondence, reports, newsletters, and reference materials
accumulated by the former Executive Directors. The materials document the programs
and events created and attended by staff, employment surveys conducted by the Council
on the Status of Women, and reports on the needs of North Carolina women during the
early 1990s.
Arrangement:
Chronological
Women in Non-traditional Fields Survey # 70-84: Professionals (Architect, Engineer,
Businesswoman, etc.), 1992
SR.28.5.001
Women in Non-traditional Fields Survey # 85-100: Professionals, 1992
SR.28.5.001
Women in Non-traditional Fields Survey # 101-117: Professionals, 1992
SR.28.5.001
Women in Non-traditional Fields Survey # 119-133: Professionals, 1992
SR.28.5.001
Women in Non-traditional Fields Survey # 134-147: Professionals, 1992
SR.28.5.001
Women in Non-traditional Fields Survey # 148-161: Professionals, 1992
SR.28.5.001
Women in Non-traditional Fields Survey # 54-69: Trades (Carpentry, Construction, Welding,
etc.), 1992
SR.28.5.001
Women in Non-traditional Fields Survey # 1-16: University Professors, 1992
SR.28.5.002
Women in Non-traditional Fields Survey # 17-35: University Students, 1992
SR.28.5.002
Women in Non-traditional Fields Survey # 36-53: University Students, 1992
SR.28.5.002
Women in Non-traditional Fields Survey: No Occupation, 1992
SR.28.5.002
Women in Non-traditional Fields Survey, 1989, 1992
SR.28.5.002
Council for Women Survey, 1992
SR.28.5.002
Report - The Status of Women in NC, 1992
SR.28.5.003
Women's Agenda Project, 1991-1994
SR.28.5.003
Chautauqua Monthly Sessions, 1990-1992
SR.28.5.003
Giraffe Project, 1991-1992
SR.28.5.003
Women in Politics, 1991-1993
SR.28.5.003
Draft Reports - Poverty and Welfare, 1989, 1991, 1993
SR.28.5.003
Draft Reports - Maternal and Reproductive Health, 1993
SR.28.5.003
Draft Reports - Health and Healthcare, 1993
SR.28.5.003
Draft Reports - Letters to Prospective Advisors, 1993
SR.28.5.003
Draft Reports - Poverty and Welfare, 1993
SR.28.5.003
Draft Reports - Education, 1993
SR.28.5.003
Draft Reports - Concerns of Older Women, 1991, 1993
SR.28.5.004
Draft Reports - Child Care, 1993
SR.28.5.004
Draft Reports - Labor, 1993
SR.28.5.004
Draft Reports - Violence Against Women, 1993
SR.28.5.004
Draft Reports - Crime and Criminal Justice, 1993
SR.28.5.004
Draft Reports - Income and Benefits, 1993
SR.28.5.004
Draft Reports - Marital and Household Status, 1993
SR.28.5.004
Draft Reports and Correspondence - for Melanie, 1991-1993
SR.28.5.004
Draft Reports - Graphs and Charts, 1992
SR.28.5.004
Draft Reports - Women in Politics, 1992-1993
SR.28.5.004
Draft Reports - Miscellaneous Information and Statistics - For Newsletter and Mailing
Lists, 1988, 1991-1993
SR.28.5.004
Womenews, 1977-1979, 1985-1987
SR.28.5.005
Womenews - Subscription Information, 1983-1987, 1990
SR.28.5.005
Womenews, 1977-1978, 1985-1987, 1994
SR.28.5.005
Womenews Mailing List, 1986-1987
SR.28.5.005
Women News - MaxiMemo Mailing Lists, 1986-1987
SR.28.5.005
Women News - Calliope, 1991-1992
SR.28.5.005
Women News - Maxi Memo, 1987-1988
SR.28.5.005
Commissions on Women across the United States, 1985-1987
SR.28.5.005
Women in Science and Technology Committee, 1991-1992
SR.28.5.006
Females in Technology Grant Application, 1990
SR.28.5.006
Legislation and Literature and Conferences, 1989, 1990, 1992
SR.28.5.006
Orange County Commission for Women, 1989, 1992
SR.28.5.006
NC Council for Women Raleigh Staff Meeting, 1992, 1993
SR.28.5.006
NC Council for Women Meeting, 1992-1993
SR.28.5.006
NC Council for Women Status, 1993-1994
SR.28.5.006
State Council Meetings, 1978, 1988-1989
SR.28.5.006
Women and Education, Employment, Poverty and the Economy, 1982-1984, 1992
SR.28.5.006
Subject Headings
Council on the Status of Women
North Carolina. Department of Administration
North Carolina Commission on the Education and Employment of Women
North Carolina Council for Women
North Carolina Council on the Status of Women
Women
Women's rights
North Carolina--History
Sex discrimination against women
Women--Employment--United States
Women political activists
Family Violence
Sexual harassment
Rape
Alcoholism
Mental Health
Divorce
Displaced homemakers
African American women
Asian American women
Hispanic American women
American Indians
Social advocacy--United States
Acquisitions Information
The Council on the Status of Women Record Group was accessioned in several installments
from 1977 to 2010. A total of five series was transferred from the Department of Administration
during this period. The Executive Director's Office: Subject Files were transferred
in 1977. The Executive Director's Office: Operating and Program Files were transferred
in 1980. The Executive Director's Office: Administrative and Management Files were
transferred in 1980, 1984, 1995, and 2010. The Executive Director's Office: Executive
Director's File was transferred in 1984 and 1988. The Assistant Director's Office:
Special Projects, Public Relations File was transferred in 1984 and 1995.
Processing Information
Processed by Anna Peitzman, August 2019, and Brittney Rankins, March 2021; finding
aid created by Brittney Rankins, October 2021.