Proposal for a Women's Center at Brooklyn College

Item

Title

Proposal for a Women's Center at Brooklyn College

Description

Just after the establishment of the Women's Studies Program at Brooklyn College, program co-founder Tucker Farley began to push for a Women's Center as a complementary counterpart to the academic program. This proposal envisions the Women's Center as the hub of direct services and feminist activism on campus, and highlights the need for support to low income women, women of color, and caregivers. Services proposed include flexible programming, childcare, transportation, counseling, work training and placement, as well as research on women's work, health, prisons, families, and neighborhoods.

Creator

Farley, Tucker P.

Date

1976

Language

English

Rights

Obtained from Contributor - Copyright Unknown

Source

Brooklyn College Library, Archives and Special Collections

Original Format

Report / Paper / Proposal

Farley, Tucker P. Letter. 1975. “Proposal for a Women’s Center at Brooklyn College”, 1975, CUNY DIGITAL HISTORY ARCHIVE, accessed March 10, 2026, https://stephenz.tailc22a4b.ts.net/s/cdha/item/650