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(1976) An assessment of the CWLU
sports organizing as well as discussion of changing priorities.
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(1976) An assessment of CWLU lesbian
organizing as well as a proposal for future action.
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(1975)
The 1975 Socialist Feminist Conference held in Yellow Springs OH brought
1500 women together. This report was from the August 1975 issue of
CWLU News.
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(1975)
A letter sent to prospective attendees to help them prepare for the
Conference. Published
in the June-July 1975 issue of CWLU News.
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(1975)
A description of the Conference sent to prospective attendees. Published
in the June-July 1975 issue of CWLU News.
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(Undated, but
probably 1975-1976) Another first person account of the battle against
gender discrimination in Chicago's parks. Originally published in the
newspaper Secret Storm.
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(Undated, but probably 1975-1976)
A first person account of the struggle that women waged to play sports
in Chicago. Originally published in the newspaper Secret Storm.
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(Undated, but probably 1975-1976) A report on the
CWLU Outreach Committee's work in battling discrimination in Chicago's
parks. Originally published in the newspaper Secret Storm.
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(1975) An assessment of the CWLU
Lesbian Group's work.
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(1975) An assessment of the
CWLU 's work by an important decision making body within the Women's
Union.
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by
Kathy Mallin (1974) A report on the highly successful 1974 women's
march for economic justice.
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by Naomi Weisstein and Vivian Rothstein
(1972). A detailed report on the CWLU's organizing strategy.
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(authors unknown- 1972) A report on the CWLU's outreach newspaper for
women.
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(authors unknown 1972) An assessment of the CWLU's successful
Liberation School, one of the nation's first Women's Studies programs.
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(1972) The Liberation School for Women was one of the most successful on-going projects of the CWLU. Its classes covered a wide range of topics. This is a February 1972 press release announcing the 5th session of the Liberation School. Download  PDF
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(date unknown- 1970's) The Liberation School for Women was one of the CWLU's most successful on-going Projects. Its classes covered a wde range of topics. This undated poster lists some of the class offered.
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by Vivian Rothstein and Mary M.
(circa 1971-1972) A proposal to focus on neighborhood organizing to
bring the CWLU closer to Chicagoland's working class women.
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by Estelle Carol and Mary M. (1972) A
report of a cross country trip taken by CWLU members to discover the
state of the women's liberation movement in America.
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(1969) A proposed statement
of unity circulated while the Chicago Women's Liberation Union was first
being organized.
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by Terry
R. and Lucy G. (1969) A strategy paper for organizing the growing women's
liberation movement.
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(circa 1969) A description of
the various women's groups who participated in one of the first national
women's liberation conferences. A good introduction to the diversity
of 2nd Wave feminism.
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This section
of the on-line archive contains theoretical papers, organizing reports
and analyses of the
CWLU's outreach programs. Make sure you visit the Art and Culture section of our website to learn
about the Chicago Women's Liberation Rock Band, the Chicago Women's
Graphics Collective and to view photos of CWLU organizing by Elaine
Wessel, Kathy Mallin, Joan Berman and others.
