Several drafts of an article about women's Liberation in the south.

An article about Working Women and Child-care.

A newsletter: Just Like a woman. A publication of Atlanta Women's Liberation. Vol. 1, No. 1, Oct. 10, 1970.

Drafts of articles that cover the early years of the Women's Liberation movement.

Article starting on page 32, "A Woman's Place..." Features Long and other successful women in Atlanta.

Memos and meeting minutes from the VSC Faculty Senate's Committee on Committees.

A collection of article drafts that cover a broad range of topics such as the NAACP's attempt to censor literature they deem inappropriate to children, to sexism in the work place

Issues of Independent Woman magazine from 1952 - 1953.

Independent Woman was published monthly by the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, Inc. from 1920 through 1956.

Framed print by Elizabeth Layton. 37"H x 30"W

Line drawing of an old woman, bound and gagged, wearing protest buttons and surrounded by slogans referring to the first amendment.

Jane Elza was a member of the Political Science Department who was involved in the founding of the Women's and Gender Studies department  at Valdosta State. Her papers involve the AAUP at Valdosta State for the 90s, as well as the founding of the Women's and Gender Studies Department. She was also very involved in the founding and early years of the Faculty Senate, and papers documenting the Faculty Senate are found here.