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Records of the National Foundation for Australian Women, 1988-2005 [manuscript]
Bib ID 2631756
Format ManuscriptManuscript
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National Foundation for Australian Women
 
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Description 1988-2005. 
3.92 m. (28 boxes) + 1 folio item. 
Summary

The collection includes: office files; Interim Board, Governing Body, NFAW Board and Subcommittee minutes and supporting papers; legal papers relating to the setting up of the Foundation and associated Trusts; financial records; and photographs, correspondence and other papers relating to the NFAW's 1990 National Women's Conference, the 1989 NFAW Launch and the organisation's newsletter, Broadside. The office files comprise the major part of the collection and include administration and financial records, Board meeting papers and those of regional NFAW groups and the Coalition of Participating Organisations of Women (CAPOW), legal documents, Trust and Award papers and Broadside administration records.

Biography/History

aNFAW was established in 1989 to advance and protect the interests of Australian women in all spheres and to ensure that the aims and ideals of the Women's movement are handed on to new generations of women.

Subjects National Foundation for Australian Women - Records and correspondence.  |  Women - Australia - Societies and clubs - Records and correspondence.  |  Feminism - Australia.

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