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The Robert Morris papers comprise his speeches, articles, and book reviews.

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Papers contain rehabilitation and disability services publications and reports.

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The collection comprises books, articles, reports, reviews, and speeches written by Lansdale or to which he contributed.

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Collection contains papers regarding the social work activities of Ruby Pernell, a social work educator and member of the American Association for the Advancement of Social Work with Groups.

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The collection includes papers he accumulated to prepare a history of Group Health Plan of St. Paul.

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The Ruth Allen Dickinson papers contain records, speech notes, and resource materials used by Dickinson in her work. Child development, mental health, learning difficulties, familial relationships, and the gifted child are among the principal topics discussed.

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The Ruth Haugen papers focus on her courses at the University of Minnesota School of Social Work.

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Correspondence, clippings, and papers of Savel Zimand, a health educator and journalist.

Abstract The collection consists primarily of speeches, newspaper clippings, publications, and routine correspondence reflecting Savilla Simon's professional career from 1932 to 1967. The material relating to government service deals mostly with her advisory role in international social welfare and U.S. social policy. Records of the work at the YWCA and the National Travelers Aid Association consists mostly of newspaper clippings and personal correspondence regarding her appointment to and...

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The collection consists of by laws, minutes, correspondence, newsletters, pamphlets, programs, and photographs.

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The collection consists of minutes, correspondence, memoranda, reports, and photographs.

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Minute books, financial records, and correspondence document the club's activities in recreation, political affairs, police protection, and other social concerns.

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The Sheltering Arms records include a nearly complete set of board minutes and annual reports, scattered administrative and program records, financial records, and children's admission/discharge records.

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The collection consists of pamphlets, typescripts, ephemera, reports, newsletters and other print or near print materials assembled by the staff of the Social Welfare History Archives.

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The collection was created by Social Welfare History Archives staff member, Wendy Larson. The files contain print materials, ephemera, publications, correspondence, posters, and promotional literature related to women's issues. Topics include: feminist organizations and causes, careers for women, self-defense, feminist arts, education and others.

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Files relating to conferences and programs in the field of social welfare/social work history and newsletters of the Social Welfare History Group.

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The Social Welfare Workers Movement Collection was created by Social Welfare History Archives staff. The collection includes issues of Hotch Pot, the group's newsletter. The collection also includes pamphlets, positions statements, announcements, and materials related to the purpose and organization of the group.

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The collection includes material about the training course, the financial and administrative development of the program, and the several agencies with which the volunteers worked.

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The records contain Board of Directors materials, by-laws, material from anual conferences and meetings, membership lists and directories, newsletters, brochures, project documents, and correspondence and memoranda from Society for Social Work and Research president, Nancy Hooyman.

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Records include minutes and memoranda of committees, seminars, and staff meetings, teaching materials, financial records, correspondence, speeches, publications.

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In addition to the committee's administrative records, the collection contains questionnaire responses form and correspondence with directors of schools or departments of social work.

Abstract The Survey Associates records consiste of the editorial, administrative, and financial records of the publishers of the Surveymagazine. The Surveywas published from 1909 through 1952, under the editorship of Paul Kellogg, as a journal of social interpretation that sought to inform social workers and a broader audience of concerned citizens. It developed from the Charities Review, a monthly...

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Final report of the Task Force on Social Work research, as well as correspondence with cooperating organizations and materials from task force meetings.

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Collection contains the data sheets, code books, interviews and summaries of the Teenage Paternity Study.

Abstract The papers of Toby Berman-Rossi, a social work educator and past president of the Association for the Advancement of Social Work with Groups (AASWG). The papers consist of: correspondence, minutes, directories, print materials, and other documents related to the AASWG; papers and articles by Berman-Rossi, as well as other documents related to her professional activities; correspondence and papers exchanged by Berman Rossi with her friends and colleagues, notably William Schwartz, Alex...

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The Travelers Aid Association of America records contain board and committee minutes and reports, conference programs and proceedings, directories of local Travelers Aid services, procedural manuals, bulletins and newsletters, reports and program analyses, scrapbooks, and teaching materials.

Abstract The Travelers Aid Society of Minneapolis began as a protective service for young women and immigrant groups moving into the city. After years as a department of the Minneapolis YWCA, it became an independent agency in 1930. It served migrating men, women, and families until its operations were transferred to the Community Information and Referral Services, a division of the Minneapolis United Way, in 1975. The records contain board and committee minutes, annual and monthly reports, financial...

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Union Settlement was established in 1895 in the East Harlem section of New York City, between Central Park and the East River. Records contained in this collection are limited mostly to the period, 1947-1971, that William Kirk served as head resident. Included is material about social services in East Harlem, youth work, community medicine, the aging, and other projects.

Prepared by Catherine Quiggle, 1980 Revised by Karen Strauss, 1992 Revised by Karen Strauss, 1992

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The United Defense Fund records document fund-raising, administration and public relations. In particular, the records document the Campaign Department of the United Defense Fund.