MANUSCRIPT
New Zealand Federation of Graduate Women : Records
- Date
- 1920-2006
- By
- International Federation of University Women; New Zealand Federation of Graduate Women
- Reference
- MS-Group-0231
- Description
The collection comprises minutes of the National Executive (1927-1997, 1997-2003), the Fellowship Trust Board (1939-1963, 1982-1985, 1988-2003) and the Committee on Public Affairs (1956-1962, 1994-2003); subject files and correspondence (1920-1997, 1997-2003); letter books (1973-1979); branch newsletters and reports (1973-1994, 1996-2003); conference reports 1956-2003, minutes and correspondence (1930-1994, 1993-2003); membership lists (1991-2003); International Federation yearbooks (1967-1974); circulars (1974-1994) and Council minutes from Geneva (1973), Kyoto (1974), Grenoble (1976) and Ottawa (2001); Federation triennial reports to the International Federation (1935-1973); financial records; correspondence and minutes of meetings regarding Council for Equal Pay and Opportunity, National Council of Women, International Womens Year, United Women's Convention; papers relating to the Women's Appointment File, Committee on Women, Corso; completed questionaires on `Equal Pay and Opportunities for Women'. Also included are publications including both those produced by the Federation and those produced by other women's organisations; submissions and correspondence with MP's 1997-2003; honours, awards and obituaries; curriculum vitaes
Also includes records of the Tauranga Branch that were deposited with the National Office after it went into recess.
Source of title - Supplied title
The New Zealand Federation of University Women, part of a movement after World War I to unite graduates of different countries for peace through friendship and understanding, was formed in 1922 after New Zealand women attended the 1922 International Conference in Paris. The aims of the Federation are to promote understanding and cooperation among university women, to represent women graduates in relevant matters, and to encourage research by university women. The Federation is concerned with problems of careers for women and the status of married women in the professions. The name has since been changed to New Zealand Federation of Graduate Women
Quantity: 31 box(es) (includes one file box). 122 folder(s). 2 volume(s). 438 Electronic document(s). 12.50 Linear Metres.
Physical Description: Mss, typescripts, duplicated and printed matter
Finding Aids: Preliminary listings available for Acc 76-187, 82-259, 87-163, 88-258.
Provenance: The volumes were found in the estate of a member of the Auckland branch of the society
Transfers: Collection as a whole taken into Manuscripts. Transfers made from here. - To Photographic Archive - Three photograph albums and envelope of loose photos transferred to Photograpic Archive. (PA Coll-9362) - To Oral History Collection - VHS video containing a Channel 9 (Dunedin) production relating to Dr Judith Duncan.
- Access restrictions
- Partly restricted material - Access to material less than 10 years old requires written permission of President, New Zealand Federation of Graduate Women, material 10-15 years old requires permission of the Chief Librarian. Access to sensitive material relating to living people also requires permission of the Chief Librarian. Access to all papers relating to the 1976 Women in the home survey is completely embargoed.
- Format
- 31 box(es) (includes one file box), 122 folder(s), 2 volume(s), 438 Electronic document(s), 12.50 Linear Metres, Business correspondence, Minutes (Records), Conference papers and proceedings, Newsletters, Administrative reports, Manuscripts, Electronic records (Digital records), Electronic documents, Mss, typescripts, duplicated and printed matter
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Copyright
UnknownMembership lists
Date: 1991-1997
From: New Zealand Federation of Graduate Women : Records
Reference: 2003-309-3/09
Description: Material includes correspondence, reports and membership lists Quantity: 1 folder(s).
Fellowship Trust Board
Date: 2000-2003
From: New Zealand Federation of Graduate Women : Records
Reference: 2006-261-05
Description: Includes minutes and financial statements Quantity: 1 folder(s).
Papers relating to access of women to tertiary education
Date: 2008
From: New Zealand Federation of Graduate Women : Records
Reference: 2010-067-36
Description: Quantity: 1 folder(s).
Hawkes Bay Branch newsletters - Wellington Triennium
Date: 1988-1991
From: New Zealand Federation of Graduate Women : Records
Reference: 98-245-2/10
Description: Quantity: 1 folder(s) (file).
Administrative file
Date: 1988-1991
From: New Zealand Federation of Graduate Women : Records
Reference: 98-245-1/03
Description: File incorporating National Library Trustees, IFUW presidential visit, Project 5-0, Fiji Association of Women Graduates, IFUW conference, Helsinki (1989), Mildred Kerr Trust, incorporation, ministerial and miscellaneous matters Quantity: 1 folder(s) (file).
IFUW conference and council meeting material and Auckland Regional meeting papers
Date: 1939-1973
From: New Zealand Federation of Graduate Women : Records
Reference: 76-187-06
Description: Quantity: 1 box(es). Finding Aids: See preliminary list for full description of contents of this box..
Women at home - completed survey questionnaires
From: New Zealand Federation of Graduate Women : Records
Reference: 76-187-10
Description: Quantity: 1 box(es).
Correspondence - Wellington Triennium
Date: 1989-1991
From: New Zealand Federation of Graduate Women : Records
Reference: 98-245-2/20
Description: Includes material relating to the visit of Dr Mary Purcell, newspaper clippings and circulars Quantity: 1 folder(s) (file).
Papers relating to NZFGW website
Date: 2003-2006
From: New Zealand Federation of Graduate Women : Records
Reference: 2010-067-25
Description: Quantity: 1 folder(s).
Membership Committee - Correspondence and various papers
Date: 1979-1982
From: New Zealand Federation of Graduate Women : Records
Reference: 88-258-24B
Description: Quantity: 1 folder(s).