evanssara Inventory of the Sara M. Evans Papers, 1959-2005 Processed by: Megan E. Lewis; machine-readable finding aid created by: Megan E. Lewis David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library Duke University Durham, N.C., USA

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 Descriptive SummaryDavid M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University Evans, Sara M. (Sara Margaret), 1943- Sara M. Evans Papers, 1959-2005 Materials in English 26.7 Linear Feet 16,688 Items For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Library's online catalog. Sara M. Evans is a Regents Professor Emeritus in the history department at the University of Minnesota. She specializes in American social and women's history of the 20th century. Collection consists of subject files, course materials, research files, publication materials, lectures, correspondence, project documentation, student course work and student activist work accumulated by Evans during her career as first a student, then a professor and historian, of women's history. Topics include feminism, minority women, religion, violence, civil rights, labor activism at Duke University, lesbianism, motherhood, feminist theology, employment, socialist feminism, Christian feminism, National Organization for Women, Organization of American Historians, and student activism. Collection contains materials used in the preparation of her publications, including Personal Politics. There are also lectures, academic correspondence, and administrative materials from her tenure at the University of Minnesota. Audiocassette tapes from a series of interviews conducted by Evans in her research for Personal Politics, as well as a slide show from a feminist organization are also included. Originals of the audio cassette tapes are closed to use. Patrons must request use copies to access the content of this material. Acquired as part of the Sallie Bingham Center for Women's History and Culture. Administrative Information Access Restrictions

Collection is open for research. However, original audiovisual materials are closed to patron use. No use copies are currently available. Technical Services staff need to produce use copies before contents can be accessed.

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Also, all or portions of this collection may be housed off-site in Duke University's Library Service Center. Consequently, there may be a 24-hour delay in obtaining these materials.

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 Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], Sara M. Evans Papers, David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library

 Provenance

The Sara M. Evans Papers were received by the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library as a gift in 2008 and 2009, as part of the Sallie Bingham Center for Women's History and Culture.

 Processing Information

Processed by Megan E. Lewis, March, 2010

Encoded by Meghan Lyon and Megan E. Lewis, March, 2010

Accessions 2008-0133, 2009-0063 and 2009-0224 were merged into one collection, described in this finding aid.

Descriptive sources and standards used to create this inventory: DACS, EAD, NCEAD guidelines, and local Style Guide.

This finding aid is NCEAD compliant.

 Biographical Note

Sara Evans was born in South Carolina in 1943, and lived in Texas before receiving her bachelor's degree in history from Duke University in 1966. She earned a master's degree in political science from the University of Chicago, and graduated from the University of North Carolina with a doctorate in American history. She spent her academic career teaching and researching women's history at the University of Minnesota from 1976 until her retirement in 2008. Her books include Personal Politics: The Roots of Women's Liberation in the Civil Rights Movement and the New Left (1979, 1980); Free Spaces: The Sources of Democratic Change in America (1986); Born for Liberty: A History of American Women (1989); Wage Justice: Comparable Worth and the Paradox of Technocratic Reform (1989); Journeys That Opened Up the World: Women, Student Christian Movements (2003), and Tidal Wave: How Women Changed America at Century's End (2003).

 Collection Overview

The material in this collection includes subject files, course materials, research files, lectures, conference materials, professional correspondence, publication materials, project documentation, student course work, student activist work, and academic administrative documents. It was accumulated by Evans during her career as first a student, then a professor and historian of women's history. Materials range in date from 1959 through 2005.

Topics in the Subject Files and Course Materials series include feminism, minority women, religion, violence, civil rights, lesbianism, motherhood, employment, and socialist feminism. There are course outlines and syllabi from women's history courses Evans taught at the University of Minnesota dating from the 1970s through the 1990s. There are also materials docmenting student activist work by Evans while at Duke University. It includes petitions, newsletters, and other printed material supporting the activities of the American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees of the AFL-CIO at Duke University. The Publications series contains materials accumulated by Evans during the research for and the publication of her books. These materials include research notes, publicity, reviews, and illustrations. Most significantly, it includes interview transcripts, chapter notes, and a name index of feminist leaders for Evans' book Personal Politics. The Audiocassettes series contains interviews Evans recorded during her research for Personal Politics. It also contains research interviews Evans conducted in the early 1980s, as well as interviews with Evans. The Lectures series contains notes and transcripts from lectures Evans gave outside the University of Minnesota. The Correspondence, Projects, Feminist Theology, and Miscellany series contains professional correspondence, documentation of grant-funded projects, feminist theology conference materials, and Evans' early course work, including her dissertation and notes from a history class at Duke taught by Anne Firor Scott. Also notable are documentation of the University of Chicago's Vietnam War draft policies, and papers outlining Students for a Democratic Society policies from 1962-1963. Acquired as part of the Sallie Bingham Center for Women's History and Culture.

Originals of the audio cassette tapes are closed to use. Patrons must request use copies to access the content of this material.

 Subject Headings

These are searchable subject entries for this collection. Performing a search on these subjects in the Duke University Libraries online catalog will bring up other related research materials.

Evans, Sara M. (Sara Margaret), 1943- Evans, Sara M. (Sara Margaret), 1943- Personal Politics. AFL-CIO. Duke University--Student life. National Organization for Women. Organization of American Historians. Sallie Bingham Center for Women's History and Culture. University of Minnesota. Civil rights--United States. Feminism--History--United States--20th century. Feminism--Religious aspects--Christianity. Feminism--Study and teaching (Higher)--United States. Feminist theology. Lesbian feminism. Minorities--History--United States--20th century. Student movements--United States--History. Women--Violence against. Women's history--United States. Women's rights--United States. Audiocassettes. Slides (photographs) Detailed Description of Collection Course Materials and Subject Files, 1959-2001 (27 boxes)

The materials in this series consist mostly of subject and research files accumulated by Evans during her career as a professor and historian of women's history. Subjects include feminism, minority women, religion, violence, civil rights, lesbianism, motherhood, socialist feminism, and employment. Other items include course and curricular materials, printed materials and publications, conference information, and some correspondence. This series includes a slide show from a feminist organization.

For the most part, Evans' original arrangement and folder titles have been retained.

 1Course syllabi, 1977-1978 Comparable worth class, 1974-1984 UNC-Chapel Hill syllabi, 1964-1979 Bacon's Rebellion, 1971 Indian cultural response, 1971 City on a hill, 1975 Race and culture, 1974 Puritan discussion, 1971 Comparative women's history class, 1996 Oral history, 1973-1979 Oral history, 1978 Social history of American women, 1971-1972 History courses, 1988-1993(3 folders) Theory and practice of women's history, 1977-1981 Women, work and family, 1980 Peasant women, undated Urban/artisanal life, 1980 Mill towns, undated From country to city, undated Middle class family life, 1979 Working class family life, 1980 Class and gender: ideology of women's work, undated Education and women's professions, undated Women in the post-industrial economy, undated Pink collar work, undated Housewife and workwife, undated Recent trends, 1980 Public policy course, 1984 Feminist approaches to history, 1977-1979 Female experience: childhood, 1977 Marriage, motherhood and the single state, undated 2Housewife, 1980 Work, war and religion among Indian women, undated History course, UNC-Chapel Hill, 1972 Older woman's guide to independent living, 1975-1976 Politico, 1977 Education, 1977 Search for autonomy, 1982 Women in ancient history, 1977 Middle ages and renaissance, 1979 Shapes of women's lives, undated Industrialization, undated English women, undated Social movements, undated Women's history, 1976 Feminism and methodology, undated Survey syllabi, 1974-1976 History syllabus, 1974 American feminism seminar, 1974-1992 Course ideas, 1976 Seminar, 1979 Women's studies, 1982 Syllabi, 1985-1989 World history, 1992 Family sistory, 1978 Women's studies, 1982 Women's studies, 1983-1988 Women in U.S. history, 1976-1978 Cumulative file, 1976-1983 Introduction, 1977-1983 The Puritan family, 1983 Women in American history, 1983 Women in southern and middle colonies, 1988-1995 Sexuality and gynecology, 1981 Exceptional women, undated Salem witch trials, undated Enlightenment and revolution, undated The Victorian lady, undated Mill girls, new realities, undated Utopian communities, undated Black women and the slave family, undated Race and sex, antebellum south, undated Reform, abolition and women's rights, undated Seneca Falls, undated 3The female pioneer experience, undated Cult of domesticity, undated Women and the church, undated Civil wars and reconstruction, undated Women in modern America, 1985 Women's studies senior seminar, 1976-1977 Women in modern America, 1995 Course syllabi, 1986-1989(2 folders) Course materials, 1979-1985 Printed materials Readings and resources on Asian-American Women, 1990 Readings and Resources on American Indian Women, 1989 4Native American Women Bibliography, 1981 Multicultural Women's Sourcebook, 1982 To All Inquiring Friends: Letters, Diaries, and Essays in North Dakota, 1979 Women's History Resources,1989 Women, Cultural Diversity and the Curriculum, undated Teaching Women's History, 1977 Women in U.S. History, 1976 Subject Files Sexuality, 1996 Reproductive rights, 1986-1997 Motherhood and birthright, 1971-1989 Portrayals of women in popular culture, 1990-1997 Sports, 1974-1998 Misc. subjects, 1970-1998 5Feminism in the 1990s, 1987-2001(3 folders) The next generation, 1989-2001 International organizing, 1994-1999 Backlash and anti-feminism, 1990 Women's health, 1971-1975 Men's movement, 1993 6Sources, 1977-1995 Pornography, 1970-1994 Discrimination, 1970 The woman question, 1970-1976 Employment issues, 1972-2000 Violence and women, 1973-1994 Miscellaneous, 1992-1994 7Miscellaneous, 1984-1992 Iowa conference, 1977 Center for Advanced Feminist Studies, 1987-1991 Comparative women's history, 1991-1996 Department of Labor, 1959-1967 Printed Materials Voice of the Women's Liberation Movement,1968-1969 Radical Historian's Newsletter,1989 Pamphlets, 1922-1980 8Curricular materials, undated(2 folders) National teleconference for women in eigher education, 1995-1999 Bibliographies, 1990 Printed curricular materials, undated 9Annual reports, 1990-1995 Rockefeller Foundation, 1989 Activities, 1986 Unpublished papers, 1982 and undated Women's history, 1975 Southern sit-in movement, 1960 Photocopied letters to Betty Friedan, 1964 Feminist scholars update, 1988 Women in American society, 1973 Women, the longest revolution, 1966 Placing women in the past, 1997 Whole women catalog, 1974 Southern student organizing committee, 1965 New York Times Book Review, 1979-1986 Book reviews, 1989-2001 Evaluations, 1988 Anniversary celebration, 1990 Barnard conference, 1991 Sources and notes, 1998 10Women's art, 1973-1997 Women's music, 1974-1990 Women's culture, 1971-1996 Lesbian music, 1973-1994 Lesbian art, 1974-1997 Mainstream lesbians, 1979-1993 Lesbian writing, 1971-1985 Lesbian political activism, 1973-1999 Lesbian feminism, 1973-1977 Lesbian feminism debates, 1972-1984 Lesbian racism, 1973-1990 Issues and trends in the lesbian community, 1972-1999 11Socialist feminism, 1972-1989(4 folders) Evans' comments on unpublished manuscript, 1997 12Socialism and feminism, 1970-1977 Student activism, 1974-1977 Slideshow: Time is Passing: A Common Women's History, by the Circle of the Witch Theaters, Minneapolis, Minn. Upper Midwest Women's History Center, 1996 Feminism, popular views, 1972-1992 Coops, communes and collectives, 1974-1994 Battered women's shelters, 1975-1987 Women's centers, 1972-1974 Feminist businesses, 1973-1979 Institutions, 1973-1980 Into the mainstream, 1979-1998 13Betty Friedan, 1995-1999 Gloria Steinem, 1973-1995 Organizations, 1970-1972 Contemporary views of feminism, 1970-1980 Women's movement, 1973-1974 Sources, 1993-1998 General context, 1990s Multiculturalism and political correctness, 1990-1998 Women's issues, 1990-1998(1 of 2 folders) 14Women's issues, 1990-1998(2 of 2 folders) Women and work, 1994-2000 Motherhood, family and work, 1993-2000 Women and politics, 1992-1999 Anita Hill, 1992-1997 15Sexual harassment, 1986-1999 Research, 1979-1999 Retrospectives, 1993-1997 Continuing education for women, 1969-1975 Women's studies, 1970s(2 folders) Women's studies, 1980s Women's studies, 1990s(3 folders) 16Feminist scholarship, 1971-1999 Gay and lesbian studies and faculty, 1992-1998 Notes and bibliographies, 1998 Organizing women,1979 National women's agenda, 1976 Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), 1970-1976 Electoral politics, 1983-1994 Title IX, 1981 Women's Equity Resource Center (WEEA), 1981-1992 WEEA, 1982-1994 Coalition on women and the budget, 1983-1984 National Organization for Women (NOW), 1971-1995 League of Women Voters, 1970-1988 17National Women's Politics Caucus (NWPC), 1973-1987 Institute for Women's Policy Research (IWPR), 1997-1998 Unions, 1974-1998(3 folders) Girls' organizations, 1974-1994 Bibliographies and sources, 1985 Women and religion, 1975-1995 18Women and religion, 1970-1988(2 folders) Women in denominations, 1976-1998 Women challenge the church, 1971-1992(2 folders) Re-Imagining Conference, (feminist theology) 1993-1998(2 folders) 19Gays, lesbians and the church, 1996-1999 Alternative religion, 1985-2000 Women of color, 1971-1999(2 folders) Overviews of primary sources, 1974-2000 Black women, 1960s-1990s(4 folders) Black women politicians, 1970-1971 Individual women, 1997-1998 Race and the women's movement, 1970s-1980s 20Latinas, 1977-1997 Native American women, 1968-1998 Asian-American women, 1971-1989 Ms. magazine, 1973-1975 Secondary sources, 1970-1999 Consciousness raising, 1971-1998 Marlene Dixon sit-in, 1969(folder 1 of 2) 21Marlene Dixon sit-In, 1969(folder 2 of 2) Women's liberation, 1960s-1970s(2 folders) Newsletters, 1968-1975 Meetings and conferences, 1960s-1970s Chicago Women's Liberation Union (CWLU), 1975-1998 22The Furies, 1972-1988 Dayton women's liberation, 1975-1997 Redstockings, 1991-1998 Lollipop Power, 1970-1971 Actions, 1970 Gay-straight split, 1970-1977 Eclipse, 1971-1983 Gilman minutes, 1975 Radical women's movement, 1968 Chicago Women's Liberation Conference, 1968 23Female studies bibliography, 1970 Conference Group on Women in the Historical Profession (CGWH) Newsletter, 1977-1983 Book reviews, 1975-1992 Early work, 1973-1974 Feminism and historical consciousness, 1982 Job talk, 1975 Family and children's service, 1976-1978 Lectures, 1980-1991 University governance, 1998-1999 Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges (AGB) statement, 1998 Grant application, 1980 24Lectures, 1974-1990 Grants, 1980-1981 Lectures, 1980-1993(3 folders) Articles, undated 25Conference on Women's Movement in U.S. and Canada, 1989 Maiden Rock Seminar, 1977 History of African Peoples Seminar, 1977 Forum on Feminism keynote address, 1988 Seneca Falls Conference, 1983 Berkshire Conference, 1974 Nairobi Conference, 1985 Berkshire Conference, 1978-1993(5 folders) Fergus Falls Conference, 1995 Wingspread Conference, 1981 Marable paper, 1983 Midwest academy, undated 26Chapel Hill Seminar, 1984 Continuing education, 1978 Ramsey Jr. High School, 1986 Hamilton College, 1990 Park Service, 1981 Berkshire critique, 1981 Illegitimacy project, 1982 Star Tribune Op-Ed, 1997 Teach-in, 1991 Lecture notes, 1984 Panel comments, 1988 Freshman comp., 1990 Lecture, 1998 Duke Civil Rights Conference, 1977 Leadership Conference, 1991 Virginia Civil Rights Conference, 1988-1989 Hispanic Feminist Conference, 1988 OAH, 1988-1995 YMCA Conference, 1987 ERA statement, 1981 Wingspread Conference, 1988 Sarah Lawrence Seminar, 1976 VCU Seminar, 1990 Spring Hill Conference, 1979 Duke reunion, 1986 Summer institute, 1980 27Unionizing materials, Duke University, 1966 Publications Series 1964-1998 (11 boxes)

Contains notes, interview transcripts, reviews, research, correspondence and other materials relating to Evans' publications, including Personal Politics, Born for Liberty, and Wage Justice.

28Personal Politics Interview notes, 1972-1974 Correspondence, 1974-1990 Documents, 1965-1978 Notes for conclusion, 1974-1975 Notes and transcripts, 1964 Notes, 1973-1984 Interview transcripts, 1972-1987(2 folders) Interview notes, 1982-1997 29Personal Politics Interview transcripts, 1973(2 folders) Notes, chapters 1-5, undated(4 folders) Notes, 1965-1975 Comments, 1975 30Personal Politics Interview transcripts, 1972-1977 Interview transcripts and notes, 1973 and undated Research files, 1968-1969(2 folders) Reviews, 1979 34Research notes, 1974 and undated Notes for women's liberation, 1973 and undated Women's liberation research files, 1967-1994(2 folders) National Congress of Neighborhood Women, 1976-1983(3 folders) Working class women's movement, 1982-1983 35Women and work, 1981-1983(2 folders) Women employed, 1981-1982 Correspondence, 1988-2001 Miranda Foundation, 1988 Interview notes, 1977-1998(3 folders) 36Joyce Miller, 1974 Completed survey forms, 1969(3 folders) 37Articles on women's surnames, 1973-1990(2 folders) Wage Justice reviews, 1988-1990 Comparable worth correspondence, 1985-1987 Wage Justice promotional materials, 1989-1990 Comparable worth project reports, 1984-1986 Comparable worth conference, 1985 National Academy of Sciences grant Comparable worth articles, 1986-1988 Comparable worth interview notes, 1986-1988 38Born for Liberty, 1987-1991(2 folders) Book reviews, Born for Liberty and Wage Justice, 1989-1991 Born for Liberty photo inserts, 1989 and undated Born for Liberty photo permissions, 1989-1990(2 folders) Audiocassettes Series 1972-1989 (3 boxes)

Contains taped interviews Evans recorded during her research for Personal Politics in the 1970s. It also contains a group of interviews Evans conducted in the early 1980s for her books Free Spaces and Wage Justice. At the end are a group of miscellaneous interviews and discussions, including several interviews with Evans.

Originals of the audiocassettes in boxes 31-33 are closed to use, as are the master CD copies in box 46. Patrons should request box 47 which contains the use copies as well as a guide to the track listings.

311Jimmy Weinstein and Anne Farrar, DeKalb, Illinois. July 5, 1973 2 Steve Max and Heather Booth, Chicago. July 9, 1973 3 Heather Booth. Vivian Rothstein, July 10, 1973 4 Vivian Rothstein, Richie Rothstein and Paul Booth, Chicago. July 12, 1973. 5 Paul Booth. Barbara Easton, Berkeley. July 15, 1973 6 Barbara Easton and Mimi Feingold 7 Mimi Feingold and Pam Allen, July 17, 1973. 8 Pam Allen 9 Leni Wildflower, San Jose, CA. July 18, 1973 10Leni Wildflower, Paul Potter and Linda Daucher, San Francisco, CA. July 19, 1973. 11Linda Daucher and Joan Jordan, San Francisco. July 19, 1973 12Joan Jordan 13Vicki Gabrener, Atlanta, GA. June 29, 1973 14Leah Johnson Wise, Atlanta, GA. June 29, 1973 15Nan Grogan, Atlanta, GA. June 28, 1973 16Sue Thrasher, Atlanta, GA. June 30, 1973 17Sue Thrasher and Cathy Cade, Berkeley, CA. June 21, 1973 3218Cathy Cade 19Sydney Halpern and Anne Wells, Berkeley, CA. July 20-21, 1973 20Anne Wells and Mary King, Washington, DC. July 24, 1972 21Mary King and Linda Carcione, July 25, 1973 22Gwen Patton, Washington, DC. June 20, 1973 23Jean Walton, Washington, DC. June 21, 1973 24Charlotte Bunch, Washington, DC. June 21, 1973 25Marcia Kopit and Alice Wolfson, June 22, 1973 26Betty Garmon and Jimmy Garrett, Washington, DC. July 26, 1973 27Betty Garmon and Jean Wiley, Washington, DC. July 26, 1973 28Fay Bellamy, Atlanta, GA. June 29, 1973 29Susan Brownmiller and Kathy Sarachild (Kathie Amatniek), New York, New York. July 27, 1973 30Kathie Sarachild (Kathie Amatniek) and Carol Hanish, New York, New York. July 28, 1973 31Carol Hanish and Rachael Fructer, Brooklyn, NY. July 29, 1973 32Rachel Fructer and Naomi Weisstein, New Providence, New York. July 30, 1973 33Naomi Weisstein and Ella Baker, New York, New York. July 31, 1973 34Ella Baker (no audio) 35Mike Zagarell and Lois Chaffee, New York, New York. August 1, 1973 36Lois Chaffee, Marya Levenson, Cambridge, MA. August 4, 1973 37Marya Levenson and Dorothy Burlage, Cambridge, MA. August 5, 1973 38Dorothy Burlage, Danny Schecter and Roz Baxendall, Truro, MA. August 6, 1973 39Roz Baxendall and Linda Gordon 40Linda Gordon and Anne Froines, Somerville, MA. August 7, 1973 41Anne Froines and Beth Reisen, Boston, MA. August 7, 1973 42Beth Reisen and Howard Zinn, Boston, MA 43Howard Zinn, Boston, MA. August 7, 1973 and Dana Densmore, Medford, MA. August 7, 1973 44Dana Densmore and Beth Oglesby, Cambridge, MA. August 7, 1973 45Joanie Rabinowitz 46-47Sandra "Casey" Cason, New York, New York. July 13, 1977 48Craig. March, 1974 49Harry Boyte. March 12, 1973 50Heather Booth, Chicago, IL. November 5, 1972 51Staughton and Alice, Chicago, IL. November 4, 1972 52Joan Tighe, Boston, MA. June 19, 1981 3353Heather Booth, Chicago, IL. July 15, 1981 54Sally Martino Fisher and Francine Moccio, Brooklyn, New York. April 21, 1983 55Jan Peterson 56Janice Blood and Janet Silcer 57Ann Ladke, Chicago, IL. April 18, 1983 and Linda Gray (National Council of Negro Women) Brooklyn, New York. April 21, 1983 58Beata Walsh, Chicago, IL. July 15, 1981 59Joyce Miller, New York, New York. February 7, 1983 60Darlene Stille, Chicago, IL. July 15, 1981 61Kathy Rand, Chicago, IL. June 16, 1983 and Joan Johnson, Chicago, IL. June 17, 1983 62Jean Hoffenkamp, Chicago, IL. June 16, 1983 63Andrea Gunderson, Chicago, IL. April 17, 1983 64Janet Schumacher, Chicago, IL. June 17, 1983 65Ellen Cassidy, Bryn Mawr, PA. July 11, 1981 66Olga Madar, Detroit, MI. December 10, 1982 67Dorothy Haener, Detroit, MI. January 21, 1983 68Anne Trugy, Minneapolis, MN. December 8, 1977 69Addie Wyatt, Chicago, IL. June 15, 1983 70Anne Ladky, Chicago, IL. June 16-17, 1983 71-73Day Piercy, Chicago, IL. July 16, 1981 74Marie Bueno, Brooklyn, NY. April 4, 1983 and Linda Gray, Brooklyn, NY. April 21, 1983 75Jan Peterson and Jean Kowalsky, Brookly, NY. April 20, 1983 76Sally Martino Fisher, Brooklyn, NY. April 20, 1983 77Alice Quinn, Brooklyn, NY. April 20, 1983 78Frances Allen, Brooklyn, NY. April 22, 1983 79Ione Biggs and Ann Hill, Bryn Mawr, PA. July 11, 1981 80Don Bender (neighborhood movement) and Gene Guerrero with Thrusher (sex roles), Atlanta, GA. March 25, 1977 81Women and the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC). From the SNCC reunion, Spring, 1988 82The world of letters with Sara Evans, Iowa City, IA. November 13, 1980 83Leo Laporte, June 28, 1989 84Conversation with Mildred Jeffry, December 9, 1982 85-86National Council of Negro Women (NCNW), Brookly, NY. February 5, 1983 87Feminist Roundtable 46Master CD copies, Discs 1-89 including track listings 47CD use copies Discs 1-89 including track listings Lectures 1974-2000 (2 boxes)

This series contains Evans' lectures given outside the University of Minnesota, retained in their original order, organized alphabetically by the place they were given.

 39Lectures, A-B Lectures, C-D Lectures, F-K Lectures, L-N 40Lectures, O-P Lectures, R-T Lectures, Wage Justice Lectures, Wayne-Winona Lectures, Women in the 20th Century Correspondence, Projects, Spirituality, and Miscellany 1962-2007 (5 boxes)

This series contains professional correspondence, project files, materials relating to Christian feminism, Evans' student papers, student activist documentation, and miscellaneous files

 41Kellogg National Fellowship Program, 1986 Kellogg National Fellowship Program, 1982-1986 Vietnam summer, undated Correspondence, 1971-1990(4 folders) 42Correspondence, 1990-1999 Rajender settlement report, 1990 Articles, notes, Organization of American Historians (OAH), 1981-1982 Oral history project on Southern women, 1973-1976 C.P. Gilman New American Movement (NAM), 1973-1975 Ruth Pollack, 1991-1995 Girl Scout documentary, 1999 World Student Christian Foundation (WSCF) women's history project, 1996-1998 43Teaching awards ceremony, 2005 Graduate school commencement ceremony, 2005 Retention file, 1989 Tenure at the University of Minnesota, 1997 Photos of Gerda Lerner event, 1990 OAH information, 1996-1997 Journeys That Opened Up the World, 2003-2006 Women's studies classes, 1973 Dissertation, 1972-1973 Interviews and notes, 1979 Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) literature, 1962-1963 Student papers, 1966-1970 44Re-Imagining Conference (feminist theology), 2000-2003(2 folders) Re-Imagining Conference (feminist theology), 1994-2003(3 folders) Group 22 reunion, 1989-2002 Articles, 1992-1996 Lighthouse report, 2004 Sacred journey, 2007 45World Student Christian Federation, 1997-2001 Rockefeller Foundation grants, 1976-1989 Sarah Lawrence institute, 1973-1977 Duke classwork, 1963 Socialist feminism policy papers, 1972 University of Chicago draft policies, 1966 Personal miscellanea, 1977 and undated Dakota mission tabulation sheets, undated