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A logo from a pamphlet of Women's Studies at The University of Arizona

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Brochure proof of course offerings featuring Women's Studies logo

Book cover for Infinite divisions: an anthology of Chicana literature

Headline of the Arizona Republic proclaiming the ratification of the amendment granting women the vote..

Flyer for Speak Out For Women event held during the 1975 International Women's Year.

Promotional postcard for the "Daughters of the Desert" conference held at the Arizona Historical Society March 4, 1986

Group photo of African American women who were honored at an event at the Women's Plaza of Honor, February 26, 2012. Pictured left to right are: Deana Munch Owens; Jerecia Paterson; Unidentified person; Yvonne Gathers; Tina L. Johnson; Dr.…

Article about women's suffrage from El Fronterizo newspaper, August 15, 1896

Print shows women lining up at a ballot box, A man, on the far right, is holding a baby at the end of the line.

May 24, 1919 (Volume 2 Issue 8) edition. Center photo documenting the annual meeting of Arizona Federation of Colored Women's Clubs.

Handbill to amend Section 2 and 15 pf Article VII of the Constitution of the Sate of Arizona, granting to the citizens of the State of Arizona, regardless of sex, the right of suffrage and the right to hold public office.

A page from the Pima County territorial voter register. Includes vital informal about all

National Endowment for the Humanities Curriculum Project. Seated left to right: Susan Aiken, Karen Anderson, Judy Nolte Lensink (Temple), Myra Dinnerstein, Jerrold Hogle, Patricia MacCorquodale.

Program detailing the celebration of events for Women's Studies. Events included a panel of students, faculty, researchers, and supporters from Women’s Studies, the Southwest Institute for Research on Women (SIROW), and the Women’s Studies…

Handwritten letter from Arizona Territorial Governor and L.C. Hughes to the Christian Endeavour organization reminding them that if the suffrage was conferred upon women that it would broaden their membership and double the voting power of…

A speech written by C. G. Salsbury titled "The Navajo Problem." This speech was presented at the Arizona State Conference on Social Work and mentions Levi Stewart Udall

Article entitled "Womens Studies years later" from the University of Arizona Social and Behavioral Sciences News