Collection donated by Al Garthwaite, documenting her involvement in the Women's Liberation Movement and work as an activist.

Holdings from Bolton Women's Liberation Group 1970-2010. Contains minute books, scrap books, newsletters, pamphlets, correspondence with other WL groups, town councillors, civil servants and National Heritage Lottery Fund. Contains 17 oral history interviews, artifacts, photos and a DVD. Thirty page catalogue of holdings availabe to view at FAN.

Notes, minutes, correspondence and associated publicity material relating to the conference.

An extensive collection, collected by Jalna Hanmer, containing material relating to regional, national and international conferences associated with the Women's Liberation Movement.

The EOC office in Manchester kept Press cuttings and associated material as a reference collection for use by the EOC. The material was donated to FAN in 1997 and contains press cuttings from various national and local tabloids and broadsheets.

Material donated by Gail Chester. The collection documents Chester's work as a feminist activist and researcher.

Collection donated by Jane Stageman, and relating principally to her work in Health and Safety at Work campaigns.

Material relating to a court case brought by June Hancock, who was at the time suffering from asbestos related lung disease, following childhood exposure to asbestos.

KCRP was founded in 1997 in association with the West Yorkshire Police Authority and ran until 1999. The major aim of KCRP was to shift the emphasis from women in prostitution to men who paid for sex. This collection contains all existing organisational and associated records for KCRP.

Press cuttings, notes & reference material collected by Lena Milosevic and relating to her work in education and various campaigns.

Collection relating to Shaw's interest in international women and developmoent issues.

Material representing Norwich Women's Centre, its activities and campaigns. An extensive collection, containing administrative, financial and organisational records.

Pavilion was set up in 1983, as a gallery-based organisation concerned with the promotion and exhibition of photography which engaged with critical feminist discourses. The collection contains administrative, organisational and reference papers, as well as original artwork and a rich series of posters and other promotional material.

Collection of published material concerning various feminist issues, including women's studies international meetings and networks.

The collection documents McNeill's work as an activist and researcher working against violence against women. Files contain correspondence, research notes, press cuttings, publicity, campaign material and associated memorabilia.

Correspondence and associated material relating to Spare Rib. Files contain letters addressed to the magazine collective (1974 - 1978), and the results of a reader survey, conducted in 1974, including returned anonymous questionnaires.

Correspondence and associated material addressed to Jalna Hanmer, specifically concerning articles written for 'Trouble & Strife'.

WAF was a feminist organisation, launched in 1989 to challenge the rise of fundamentalism in all religions. Collection principally consists of publicity material, with some organisational and administrative records.

Collection containing material relating to the development and organisation of Women's Aid, at national level. Contains a wide range of material including administrative and financial material, promotional leaflets, posters and press cuttings.

A collection of organisational and reference material relating to the Women's Information, Referral and Enquiry Service.

Collection containing material relating to the women-only peace camps established at Menwith Hill military base near Harrogate, North Yorkshire, from 1993-1999. The collection contains extensive records relating to the development of the camp and its activities.

Developed by Ruth Pearson as a reference library for students studying the ‘Women & Development‘ course at East Anglia University, c. 1985-1994.