Brooklyn College Women's Organization Executive Meeting Invite
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BROOKLYN COLLEGE WOMEN’S ORGANIZATION
Sept. 1, 1971
Dear Executive Committee,
There will be a meet: on 8, as planned
last spring, to prepare pen pane My! of Sept. 15.
moe nae maize Seeethe wemes 18) feo eee
Seate Absuge tzer, run a lecture se
laid the basis Bagels me studies — a ant qenesatie
brought the wouan question more into consciousness
of Brooklyn College. Not a bad atartececs
But there’s more to do, so please try to make it:
Sept, 8
1:00 Fit.
Paeulty
Boylan Hall
ie
Sept. 1, 1971
Dear Executive Committee,
There will be a meet: on 8, as planned
last spring, to prepare pen pane My! of Sept. 15.
moe nae maize Seeethe wemes 18) feo eee
Seate Absuge tzer, run a lecture se
laid the basis Bagels me studies — a ant qenesatie
brought the wouan question more into consciousness
of Brooklyn College. Not a bad atartececs
But there’s more to do, so please try to make it:
Sept, 8
1:00 Fit.
Paeulty
Boylan Hall
ie
Title
Brooklyn College Women's Organization Executive Meeting Invite
Description
The letter to the Brooklyn College Women's Organization (BCWO) executive committee invites them to a meeting to plan for a general meeting later in the month. The invitation documents the activities of the first group to convene at the university to address women's issues. Written by Renate Bridenthal (history), the group's ambitious agenda documents BWCO's role as the birthplace of the Women's Studies Program, Women's Center, Day Care Collective, and the sex discrimination lawsuit brought against CUNY on by women faculty who were discriminated against in hiring, salary, and tenure.
Creator
Brooklyn College Women's Organization
Date
September 1, 1971
Language
English
Rights
Obtained from Contributor - Copyright Unknown
Source
Bridenthal, Renate
Original Format
Diary / Correspondence
Brooklyn College Women’s Organization. Letter. “Brooklyn College Women’s Organization Executive Meeting Invite.”, CUNY DIGITAL HISTORY ARCHIVE, accessed March 10, 2026, https://stephenz.tailc22a4b.ts.net/s/cdha/item/882