Contains letters, cards, and photocopies related to Ballif's work on women's issues. Materials date from between 1958 and 1978.

Campaign items, pamphlets, newsletters, genealogies, and miscellaneous materials relating to Carlisle's profession as a banker and to her political work. Ms. Carlisle was a state representative to the Utah State Legislature. She was a member of the Democratic Party and was involved in women's issues.

Contains folders with individual participant files. Files contain records of the individual's participation in the International Women's Year conferences, brochures on the conference, and articles pertaining to specific women's topics, such as abortion and child care. Names of the individuals include Belva Ashton, Ruth Funk, Jaynann Payne, and various others. Dated circa 1970-1991.

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.

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.