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Grants and Acquisitions arthur and elizabeth schlesinger library on the history of women in america grants The Carol K. Pforzheimer Student Fellowship Fund supported the following grant recipients in 2005–2006: Student Fellowships Melissa Trahan ’07, honors thesis research for the Committee on Degrees in Studies of Women, Gender, and Sexuality, on the coexistence of femininity and athleticism in relation to power in the traditional gender dichotomy Kimberley Weber ’07, “Tales From the Wild West: How the Australian Frontier Experience Was Influenced by the American Case” Marisa Williamson ’08, untitled Danelle Moon San Jose State University “The Great Divide Or Political Continuity: Post-Suffrage Political Activism in Connecticut, 1920–1961” Josh Sides California State Northridge “Erotic City: Sexual Revolutions and the Transformation of San Francisco” Timothy Stanley Trinity College, Cambridge “Jimmy Carter and the Democratic Jennifer Naccarelli Claremont Graduate University “Guided by Their Conscience: The Emergence of Catholic Suffrage in America, 1890–1920” Maggie Rehm University of Pittsburgh “The Art of Citizenship: Suffrage Literature as Social Pedagogy” Elizabeth Swift University of New Mexico “Class, Nostalgia, and Empire in Casey Cep ’07, “Writing Regionalism Party, 1977–1981” Reagan’s America” and Suffering Grief” Research Support Grants Samantha Barbas Mary Walton Alex Warner Frederic Clark ’08, “Uncovering the University of California at Berkeley “Alice Paul: The Forgotten Suffragist” Rutgers University Culture of the Hellenized Near East: “Images of Feminism: Gloria Steinem “Coming Out of the Shadows: A The Archeological Work of Theresa and the Women’s Movement” Jessica Weiss History of the Leatherdyke Goell and the Excavations of Nemrud California State University at East Bay Community in the United States” Dagi” Perdita Buchan “Kitchen Debates: Motherhood, Rutgers University Press Domesticity, and Feminism, Emily Westkaemper Gabriella Gage ’07, “Intersecting “The Nearest Eden: Utopian 1955–2005” Rutgers University Identities: Kateri Tekakwitha and the Communities in Early Twentieth- “Martha Washington Goes Shopping: Intercultural Interactions Between Century New Jersey” Judy Wu Mass Culture’s Gendering of History, Catholic Missionaries and Mohawk Ohio State University 1910–1950” Communities in the Seventeenth Marian Desrosiers “Radicals on the Road: Third World Century” Salve Regina University Internationalism and American “Lt. Col. Mary Agnes Brown Groover Orientalism during the Vietnam Era” Dara Goodman ’07, “‘Rest in Peace’: and the Role of the Women’s Corps A Positive Feminist Politics of Death Director in the Pacific During World Dissertation Support Grants and Dying” War II” Sarah Azaransky University of Virginia Alexandra Harwin ’07, “Social Advice Darcy Donahue “The Dream in Freedom: Pauli Amidst Social Tumult: Understanding Miami University, Ohio Murray’s Theological Vision of the Female Market for Marital Self- “In the Struggle: First Person Democratic Citizenship” Help Books, 1960–1990” Narratives of the Spanish Civil War by American Women” Jody Beck Janine Mandel ’07, “‘Remember the University of Pennsylvania Wonder’: Wonder Bread and American Susanne Friedberg RI ’01 “Social Ideals and the Landscape of Society, 1960–2006” “Fresh: A Perishable History” the City: The Work of John Nolen, Landscape Architect and City Planner” Rabia Mir ’07, “Trafficking of Women Ben Harris and Children from Pakistan to the University of New Hampshire Abigail Carroll United Arab Emirates” “The Psychology of Betty Friedan: Her Boston University Sources and Limitations” “‘Colonial Custard’ and ‘Pilgrim Tracy Nowski ’07, “Misconceiving Soup’: Culinary Nationalism and the Misconceptions: The Rhetoric of the Kate Klonick Colonial Revival” American Reproductive Rights Brown University Movement” “Substance over Style: How NOW Meaghan Dwyer Created an Unmarketable Equal Boston College Sara Sedgwick ’06, “The Physical is Rights Amendment” “Ethnic Patriotism: Identity Strategies Political: Feminism, the Body, and the and Group Consciousness in Boston’s Anorexia Memoir” Irish and Jewish Communities, 1898–1929” Susanne Stahl ’07, “Illness and Identity: Changes in Physical and Katarina Keane Psychological Self” University of Maryland at College Park “Second-Wave Feminism and the American South, 1960–1977” 50 www.radcliffe.edu
acquisitions Patricia Ireland ● feminist activist, lawyer, former Gretchen Schuyler ● captain in ARC Clubmobile Service Organizational Records C/Sec, Inc. (Cesareans/Support Personal and Family Papers Bernadette J. Brooten ● professor of Christian studies at Brandeis University ● author of books and articles on theology, women and religion, feminist sexual ethics NOW president Evelyn Fox Keller ● physicist, author, and feminist ● professor of history and philosophy of science at MIT ● professor of rhetoric, history, and women’s studies at the University ● during WWII, Bronze Star recipient professor of physical education at Boston University Phyllis R. Silverman ● clinical social worker, focusing on bereavement and widowhood ● scholar in residence at Women’s Education and Concern) Fernside (Princeton, Massachusetts) (vacation home, providing affordable summer holidays for working girls from Boston, 1890–1989) NorthEast Coalition of Educational Leaders (for improving conditions of K–12 administrators) Toni Carabillo and Judith Meuli ● Carabillo: feminist leader and historian, helped found the Feminist Majority and the California chapter of NOW (National Organization for Women) ● Meuli: NOW activist, coauthored several books with Carabillo of California at Berkeley Patricia A. Kendall ● author, helped organize first ordination of Episcopal women Leslie Hill-Levitt Latham ● diaries and papers of Hill family members Studies Research Center, Brandeis University Judith Stein ● Jewish lesbian feminist ● member and chronicler of Boston Area Fat Liberation Felicia Hance Stewart Senior Faculty Caucus for Gender Equality (Harvard University) Women’s Community Cancer Project Women’s State-Wide Legislative Network (largest network in Massachusetts representing women on public policy issues) Katharine W. Carman ● geologist and petroleum engineer ● Elsie Mary Hill: national organizer for and chair of National Woman’s Party ● obstetrician and gynecologist, author, emergency contraception and abortion services advocate Lawrence J. Centrello ● lawyer: courtship and wartime correspondence Marya Randall Levenson ● public school superintendent and principal ● led research study establishing “Plan B” as safe and effective when sold without a physician's prescription Tia Cross ● artist, teacher, lesbian, feminist, and civil rights activist ● professor of the practice of education, Brandeis University Marge (Marjorie Henderson Buell) ● codirector of Center for Reproductive Health Research and Policy at the University of California at San Francisco Kay Dickersin ● professor of epidemiology and director of Center for Clinical Trials at Johns Hopkins ● advocate for breast cancer survivors ● cartoonist, businesswoman, creator of Little Lulu Lucy (Galpin) Moorhead ● writer, Washington, DC, hostess and wife of congressman Kip Tiernan ● founder of Rosie’s Place, Boston Food Bank, Poor People’s United Fund, Boston Women's Fund, and Healthcare for the Homeless Elzbieta Ettinger ● ● professor of writing at MIT novelist and biographer Susan Moller Okin RI ’04 ● feminist political philosopher ● professor of ethics in society at Katharine Wolcott Toll ● social worker and lieutenant in the WAVES (Women Accepted for Trudy Eyges ● French, English, piano, and Tai Chi teacher at various academic institutions, including MIT and Cornell Stanford Jane R. Plitt ● first executive director of NOW, women’s rights advocate Volunteer Emergency Service) during World War II Wallace family ● papers spanning three generations Izola Forrester ● actress, journalist in Chicago and New York, writer of fiction, nonfiction, screenplays ● Member of a theatrical family, mother of seven children Jo Anne Preston ● assistant professor of sociology at Brandeis University ● sociologist, historian, and activist Phyllis Rose ● of women 1910–1970s, including Radcliffe graduates New England and Texas families Hazel Hitson Weidman ● ● social anthropologist and educator professor of social anthropology, Sally Fox ● collector and researcher of the ● ● professor of English at Wesleyan writer, biographer, essayist University of Miami visual history of women Susan Schechter Glenda F. Hydler ● artist and photographer, creator of autobiographical photo books ● ● author, leader in the domestic violence prevention movement clinical professor of social work at University of Iowa ● founder of Advocacy for Women and Kids in Emergencies (AWAKE) radcliffe institute i i i i annual report 2005–2006 51
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