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DVDs of the television program New Directions for Women Feminist Programs 1994-2005 (DVDs are numbered as follows)
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New Directions for Women Productions Records, 1994-2005
Finding Aid
Finding aid prepared by .
2008
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Creator:
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National Organization for Women. Morris County Chapter (Morris County, N.J.) |
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Title:
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New Directions for Women Productions Records |
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Dates:
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1994-2005 |
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Abstract:
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Television production company. Collection consists of taped episodes of "New Directions for Women," a television series produced by Morris County, NJ Chapter of the National Organization for Women (NOW), airing regular broadcasts on a broad range of topics related to women and feminism such as women's history, marriage, family and motherhood, women and employment, young women, education, aging women, violence against women. sexuality, gay and lesbian issues, abortion and reproductive rights, women's heath issues, etc.
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Extent:
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1 box(1 linear ft.) |
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Language:
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English |
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Identification:
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MS 564 |
Processed by Burd Schlessinger.
Please use the following format when citing materials from this collection:
New Directions for Women Productions Records, Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College, Northampton, Mass.
Research copies must be made of audiovisual materials before they can be used.
Periodic additions to collection are expected and may not be reflected in this record.
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Collection consists of taped episodes of "New Directions for Women," a television series produced by Morris County, NJ Chapter of the National Organization for Women (NOW), airing regular broadcasts on a broad range of topics related to women and feminism such as women's history, marriage, family and motherhood, women and employment, young women, education, aging women, violence against women. sexuality, gay and lesbian issues, abortion and reproductive rights, women's heath issues, etc.
For a complete detailed listing of past programs see list in the SSC, or go to: http://www.morriscountynow.org/mc-shows.htm
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DVDs of the television program New Directions for Women Feminist Programs (DVDs are numbered as follows)
1994-2005
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Peer Harassment in the Schools
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Debunking the Myths of Aging Women
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Younger Women's Views of Feminism
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On Parental Consent to Abortion
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Patriarchy and Sexuality with Barbara G. Walker
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Men in Support of Feminism
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The E.R.A.S.E. High School Program
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10-11 |
Pay Equity Parts 1 and 2
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Management Styles and Women
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Celebrating 75 Years of Women's Suffrage
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Single Women-Never Married
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The Fourth World Women's Conference in Beijing
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The 4th Women's World Conference in Beijing: Bringing It Home
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The Deep Divide: Why American Women Resist Equality-With Sherrye Heavy
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23 |
The Religious Coalition for Reproductive Rights
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Women in Non-Traditional Jobs
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Morris County Women in History
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Female Genital Mutilation
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Catholic Hospital Takeovers
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Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About NOW
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Feminism and the Radical Right
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The Hispanic Women of Morris County
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The Impact of Women in Congress
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Products Dangerous to Women
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35 |
From Domination to Partnership
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The Economics of Divorce
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Domestic Violence: Different Perspectives
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Domestic Violence: Different Perspectives
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Date Rape, Drugging, and Stalking
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Women with Disabilities
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The Women's Fund of New Jersey
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An Overview of Feminist Ethics
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Women in the Music Business
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Putting Women in the Constitution (CEA)
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Breaking the Abortion Deadlock: Female Choice to Consent
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The Transgendered Community
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Women and the Catholic Church
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A Closer Look at Date Rape
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Setting Psychological Boundaries
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Women and Sexuality, Part 1
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Women and Sexuality, Part 2
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Women in Law Enforcement
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Gender Schemes and the Glass Ceiling
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The Politics of Prostitution
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To Be or Not To Be-A Mother!
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The History of Women's Shoes: Fashionable Disempowerment
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What is CEDAN, and Why Should We Care
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Single Sex Schools: Conflicting Views
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Ask and I'll Tell, Part I
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The NOW Legal Defense and Education Fund
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Abortion: The Birth Mother's Perspective
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Challenges for Older Women
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The National Council of Jewish Women
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Concerns About Marriage, Part I
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Concerns About Marriage, Discussion II
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Religion and Domestic Violence
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Redefining the Women's Movement
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The League of Women Voters
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The Imprisonment of Lori Berensen
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Our Founder, Paula Kassell
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Motherhood and Infanticide in India
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Stay-at-Home Dads Part I
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Stay-at-Home Dads Part II
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The Re-emergence of the Goddess
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Birth Alternatives: Water Babies
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Salary Information: The Biggest Company Secrets
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Women in Sports Part I
(2001 Edition)
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Women in Sports Part II
(2001 Edition)
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Women in the Judiciary
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The Equal Rights Amendment Part I
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The Equal Rights Amendment Part II
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The Accomplishments of Feminism
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Bodies Like Ours: Is It a Girl or a Boy?
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A Women's Resource Center
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The Price of Motherhood
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A Woman's Health Issue: Incontinence
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Feminism and National Healthcare Part I
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Feminism and National Healthcare Part II
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Male Bias in the Family Courts
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The Culture and Politics of Breast Feeding
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A Feminist View of Prostitution
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A Feminist View of Pornography
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Female Military Veterans
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Sex and the Far Right
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The New Science and Reproductive Rights
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The Tragedy of Stillbirth
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The Greatest Experiment Ever Performed on Women
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Emerging Feminism in the Middle East
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22 Million Single Women or What Every Single Woman Should Know
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Feminist Art: The Dinner Party
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Hysterectomy in America
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Working OTH: The Need for A Social Wage
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First Ladies of the 20th Century
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Girls Playing on Boys' Sports Teams
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Women and the Future of Social Security
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The Department of Peace
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The Future of Women's Colleges
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Ex-Prisoners and the Vote
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How the Pro-Choice Movement Saved America Part I
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How the Pro-Choice Movement Saved America Part II
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Perspectives on Abortion
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Current Lesbian and Gay Issues
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