Details

Subject(s)

• National Network of Hispanic Women (U.S.)—Archives [Browse]
• Hispanic American women—Archives [Browse]

Series

Women's Studies Archive: Voice and Vision. [More in this series]

Summary note

The National Network of Hispanic Women was a non-profit corporation founded in 1980 that was dedicated to the identification and advancement of Hispanic women for positions of leadership in the public and private sectors. In the past, primary sources documenting Hispanic women have been confined to unpublished dissertations and government documentation - this collection includes organisational records, correspondence, photographs, publications, reports, and ephemera that allow the personal voices of these women to be heard. By putting the socio-political experiences of Hispanic women in American society at the centre of the narrative, these materials promote the continuation of ethnic and gender studies, gender research and debate.

Notes

• Date range: 1977-1993.
• Includes the following subcollections: Series I: Administrative files; Series II: Publications; Series III: Photographs; Series V: Ephemera.
• Reproduction of the originals from the University of California, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA.
• Images from the source libraries are selected contents of the original collection materials as representative of their value and pertinence to the digital product.

OCLC

1162140712

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