Bradley-Evans, Martha
Dates
- Existence: 1951-
Biographical History
Martha Bradley-Evans (born 1951) is a professor in the College of Architecture and Planning at the University of Utah.
Martha Sonntag was born 1951 in Salt Lake City, Utah, and is a professor in the College of Architecture and Planning at the University of Utah, in Salt Lake City, Utah. She taught previously in the History Department at Brigham Young University where she received the Distinguished Teaching Award. She has served as president of the Mormon History Association and co-editor of Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought. She has published many journal articles and books, including Pedestals & Podiums: Utah Women, Religious Authority & Equal Rights.
Citation:
Her ZCMI, America's first department store, c1991: t.p. (Martha Sonntag Bradley) jkt. (asst. prof. of American community history, Brigham Young Univ.)Her Kidnapped from that land, c1993: CIP t.p. (Martha Sonntag Bradley) data sheet (b. June 18, 1951) pref. (b. Martha Sonntag)
Plural wife, 2012: ECIP t.p. (Martha Evans Bradley)
Plural wife, 2012: t.p. (Martha Bradley-Evans)
University of Utah faculty profile WWW site, Nov. 19, 2012: biography page (Martha S Bradley; Dr. Martha Bradley-Evans is a professor in the College of Architecture + Planning)
Found in 39 Collections and/or Records:
International Women's Year speeches and addresses, circa 1978-1979
Contains transcripts of several speeches and addresses by Sonia Johnson, Karen Hayes, Letty Jo Ness, Noreen Ray Linda Sillitoe, and Esther Landa concerning the Equal Rights Amendment or International Women's Year. Dated circa 1978-1979.
International Women's Year workshop files, circa 1976-1977
Contains Martha Bradley's collected files on International Women's Year conference workshop topics. These include the topics of aging, child care, education, health, national and international politics, the Equal Rights Amendment, and history. Dated circa 1976-1977.
Martha Sonntag Bradley research papers for Four Zinas, circa 1836-1975
Contains correspondence, articles, family blessings, and other materials for Bradley's research. Materials pertain to Hugh B. Brown's family, the Card family, the Huntington family, and other leaders. Materials pertain to daily life, church involvement, and personal histories. Used for Bradley's research in writing a new book. Dated circa 1836-1975.
Martha Sonntag Bradley research papers for International Women's Year, circa 1971-2002
Martha Sontagg Bradley general research files, circa 1977-2002
Contains research files on the Equal Rights Amendment, equal rights policies, and political and social history of women's rights. Materials included discuss American policy on civil rights in South Africa, its own legal history regarding women's rights, files relating to U.S. general foreign policy against communism and public affairs, and Sandra Day O'Connor. Dated circa 1977-2002.
Martha Sontagg Bradley research files, circa 1970-2002
Contains articles, topic files, published manuscripts, and papers on the history of women's rights. These materials pertain to Mormon women with the International Women's Year and the Equal Rights Amendment, articles by numerous scholars pertaining to women's rights and the legal ramifications, and topical files with women's concerns and history, like a file for Sandra Day O'Connor, abortion, and child care. Dated circa 1970-2002.
Martha Sontagg Bradley research on the Equal Rights Amendment, circa 1972-2002
Contains materials relating to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' involvement regarding the International Women's Year (IWY) and Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), miscellaneous files correlating to the IWY and ERA, and manuscripts of articles relating to these topics. Articles include topics of women's history in Utah, analyses of the ERA, and the sociopolitical ramifications of equal rights. Dated circa 1972-2002.
Martha Sontagg Bradley topical files, circa 1970-1988
Contains Martha Bradley's collected publications and materials on specific topics. These topics include abortion and reproduction, arts and humanities, the legal status of homemakers, Mormons for ERA, and individual files on women, including Sonia Johnson and Barbara Johnson. Some files, like that on working women, include government pamphlets and brochures with statistics on the topic. Dated circa 1970-1988.
Oral histories on the International Women's Year, circa 1977-1993
Contains transcripts from oral histories conducted with fifty-five women. Interviews discuss each woman's involvement with the International Women's Year and their feelings toward the Equal Rights Amendment. Dated circa 1977-1993.
Oral history interview with Mildred H. Bradley
Interview by Martha Bradley with Mildred Bradley, housewife and daughter of Brigham Young University President Franklin S. Harris. She discusses her family background, education, marriage and children. Includes transcript and sound recording.