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Madeline Mixer oral history
Item
Identifier: larc-oh-mixer
Abstract
Sound recording of interview with Madeline Mixer conducted by Harvey Schwartz. Recalls classes from Clark Kerr, UC Berkeley, and work for UC's Heller Committee for research in social economics; contains rich assessment of Women's Bureau leadership in Washington, D.C., 1960s-1970s, and in-depth coverage of own pioneering advocacy of non-traditional job training and placement for women, 1972-1996.
Dates:
1998 March 10
Found in:
Labor Archives and Research Center
Madeline Mixer papers
Collection
Identifier: larc-ms-0424
Abstract
The Madeline Mixer Papers contain materials created and collected primarily during Madeline Mixer's tenure (1962-1995) as the director of the U.S. Department of Labor Women's Bureau Region IX office. The focus of Mixer's work as director was on working women, and especially women working in nontraditional occupations. The collection includes materials generated by the Department of Labor and other federal departments, and the national Women's Bureau based in Washington, D.C. There are...
Dates:
1958-2010, undated; Majority of material found within 1962-1998
Found in:
Labor Archives and Research Center
Union WAGE (Women's Alliance To Gain Equality) records
Collection
Identifier: larc-ms-0004
Abstract
The Union WAGE collection contains the office files of the organization. Types of materials include the minutes and correspondence of the Executive Board, the organization's constitutions, convention documents, administrative records, membership documentation, general correspondence, information on other feminist groups and the women's movement internationally, ephemera from Union WAGE events, financial records, newspaper correspondence, membership opinion surveys, newsclippings,...
Dates:
1971-1982
Found in:
Labor Archives and Research Center
The Working Group records
Collection
Identifier: larc-ms-0064
Abstract
The Working Group records consist of production, research, outreach, and financial materials generated by The Working Group (TWG), an independent media production company based in Oakland, California. The bulk of the records span the years 1991 to 1999 and were created during the production of three television series related to working people: California Working, We Do the Work, and Livelyhood. The records...
Dates:
1979-2005; Majority of material found within 1991-1999
Found in:
Labor Archives and Research Center
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