Collection Summary
Women's Policy Group
Women's Policy Group
records
1990-2008
W094
10 linear ft. (in
21 boxes)
Georgia State University Library,
Special Collections and Archives,
Atlanta
English.
Administrative Information
Acquisition Information
Separate accessions received from Women's Policy Group and Stephanie
Davis, both in 2008.
Restrictions on Access
Unrestricted access. All requests subject to limitations noted in
departmental policies on reproduction.
Terms Governing Use and Reproduction
To quote in print, or otherwise reproduce in whole or in part in any
publication, including on the Worldwide Web, any material from this collection,
the researcher must obtain permission from (1) the owner of the physical
property and (2) the holder of the copyright. Persons wishing to quote from
this collection should consult the reference archivist to determine copyright
holders for information in this collection. Reproduction of any item must
contain the complete citation to the original.
Citation
[item], [folder title], [series title], Women's Policy Group Records,
W094, Archives for Research on Women and Gender. Special Collections and Archives, Georgia State
University, Atlanta.
Processing Information
Processed by Casey Cater and Heather Howell, 2010-2011.
History of Women's Policy Group
Originally established in 1988 as the Women and Children's Policy
Group, the Women's Policy Group (WPG) is a non-profit organization in the state
of Georgia with an office in Atlanta. With Stephanie Davis as its first
executive director, WPG initially had a two-part mission: to be "a source of
research and information for legislators considering policies affecting women,"
as well as "a convenor of women for an annual meeting on shared policy concerns
and interests." Because of its focus on the legislature, the organization
wanted to have a voice at the Georgia General Assembly. This created the need
for two separate organizations: the Women's Policy Education Fund (which is
tax-exempt and recently changed its name to Georgia Women for a Change) and the
Women's Policy Group (still so named and not tax-exempt). Although separate,
the two organizations share their main mission, which is to bring interested
parties together to study the problems that keep women and their families
underemployed, impoverished, and underserved in order to find workable
solutions. Over the years, the organizations have produced a number of
important research papers and projects on a variety of issues impacting
women.
When the WPG first met as a group, members decided that they did not
want to be a formal organization, but rather preferred to meet regularly in
order to learn about issues of importance, including child care, child support,
health issues, employment issues, violence against women and children,
reproductive freedom, and tax policies that particularly affect women and
children. A steering committee was formed to be responsible for continued
communication and programming.
For 20 years the WPG raised enough money to be able to hire a lobbyist
to represent women's voices in the Georgia General Assembly, which has been
vital to the organization's success. Much of this money was raised through
auctions organized solely by volunteers. Funds were also raised by individuals,
corporations, and foundations to convene the annual Women's Assembly which drew
at least 100 participants every year for 20 years (typically with a national
speaker). Over the years, the WPG has held monthly "Brown Bag Forums" that are
be open to everyone and which serve as a vehicle for exploring problems and
solutions for issues. It has also maintained a very successful "Bookmark"
series which was developed as a way to inform legislators and others working at
the Capitol about critical issues affecting women.
Scope and Content of the Records
Correspondence, minutes and agendas, printed material, financial
documents, legal documents, and photographs make up the records of Women's
Policy Group (WPG). The records are organized in six series. Series I:
Administrative Records, 1993-2008, includes records of the executive director
and the board of directors. Series II: Office Files, 1991-2005, has 5 subseries
and includes financial records, grant and personnel information. Series III:
Legislative Records, 1997-2005, documents legislative activities, including
lobbying. Series IV: Programs and Projects, 1991-2006, includes materials about
brown bag conferences and the Georgia Women's Assembly. Series V: Key Issues,
1994-2005, includes detailed records on many organizations and issues. Series
VI: Media Information, 1991-2005, includes printed material concerning WPG
events and the organization itself.
Organization of the Records
Organized into six series:
- Series I. Administrative Records
- Series II. Office Files
- Series III. Legislative Records
- Series IV. Programs and Projects
- Series V. Key Issues
- Series VI. Media Information
Index Terms
This collection is indexed under the following headings in the
Georgia State University Library online catalog (GIL). Researchers desiring
materials about related topics, persons, or places should search the catalog
using these headings.
Organizations
Women's Policy
Group--Archives
Subjects
Legislation--Georgia
Women in politics--Georgia
Feminism--Georgia
Places
Atlanta (Ga.)
Related materials in this repository:
Chris Carroll and Phyllis Holmen Papers, both currently unprocessed,
form part of the Women's Collection, and two interviews with Stephanie Davis
were conducted for the Activist Women's Oral History Project. These interviews
have not yet been transcribed. The records of Georgians for Choice (W078) are
fully processed and available for research.
Detailed Description of the Collection
SERIES I:
Administrative Records,
1993-May 6, 2008;
undated
Scope and Content of the Series
Series I includes correspondence, meeting records, by-laws,
strategic plans, records of the executive director and the board of directors.
It contains information regarding the mission, values, and vision, and
organizational structure of the Women's Policy Group.
1
1
Board development,
2004
1
2
Board meeting,
November 19, 1996
1
3
Board meetings,
1997
1
4
Board meetings,
1998
1
5
Board meetings,
1999
1
6
Board meetings,
2000
1
7
Board meetings,
2001
1
8
Board meetings,
2002
1
9
Board meetings,
2003
1
10
Board meetings,
January 20, 2004-February 17, 2004;
undated
1
11
Board meetings,
March 15, 2004-April 20, 2004
1
12
Board meetings,
May 31, 2004-July 22, 2004
1
13
Board meetings,
August 2004
1
14
Board meetings,
2007
1
15
Board of directors,
2004
1
16
Corporation annual registration: IRS statements,
1995
1
17
Corporation annual registration,
1998
1
18
Corporation annual registration,
1999
1
19
Executive committee meetings,
2004
1
20
Executive director's reports,
2003; 2004
DIGITAL 1
CD-1
Marketing and communications plan,
May 6, 2008
(CD-Rom)
1
21
Marketing and communications plan,
May 6, 2008
1
22
Mission values, and vision,
2002
1
23
Organizational assessment report,
2003
2
1
Planning materials,
2000-2006
2
2
Strategic plan,
2001
2
3
Strategic plan drafts,
2000-2002
2
4
Women's Policy Education Fund board of directors
profile,
undated
2
5
Women's Policy Group by-laws,
1993
2
6
Women's Policy Group organizational structure,
2002
2
7
Women's Policy Group/ Women's Policy Education Fund
board retreat,
June 2003; July 13, 2002-May 13, 2004;
undated
SERIES II:
Office Files,
1990-2006;
undated
Arrangement of the Series
Series II, Office Files, is divided into 5 subseries: A. Financial
Records, 1992-2006, undated; B. Development Files, 1991-2005, undated; C. Grant
Writing, 2000-2004, undated; D. Correspondence,1991-2006, undated; and E.
Personnel Files, 1990-2004, undated.
Subseries A:
Financial Records,
1992-2006;
undated
Scope and Content of the Subseries
Subseries A, Financial Records, includes annual budgets and
financial reports, treasury reports and tax records.
2
8
Budget,
1995-1998
2
9
Budget,
1999
2
10
Budget,
2000
2
11
Budget,
2001
2
12
Budget,
2002
2
13
Budget,
2003-2004
2
14
Financial reports,
1992-1993
2
15
Financial reports,
1994-1996
2
16
Financial reports,
1995-1997
2
17
Financial reports,
1997
2
18
Financial reports,
1998
2
19
Financial reports,
1999
2
20
Financial reports,
2000
2
21
Financial reports,
2002
2
22
Financial reports,
2003
3
1
Financial reports,
January 2004-March 2004
3
2
Financial reports,
April 2004-June 2004
3
3
Financial reports,
July 2004-December 2004
3
4
Financial reports,
2005
3
5
Financial reports,
2006
3
6
Little Five Points lease agreement,
2003
3
7
Tax form 990,
2002
3
8
Tax exempt forms,
2001
3
9
Tax forms,
2000
3
10
Tax form,
2003
3
11
Tax information,
1993
3
12
Treasury reports,
1995
3
13
Treasury reports/budget,
1996
Subseries B:
Development Files,
1991-2005; undated
Scope and Content of the Subseries
The Development Files subseries contains records on the Atlanta
Women's Foundation, annual auctions, budget statements, fundraising planning
and research, and Georgia Forum records.
3
14
Atlanta Women's Foundation,
2001-2002
3
15
Atlanta Women's Fund of the Metropolitan Atlanta
Community Foundation,
April 1994
3
16
Auction,
October 29-December 5, 1991;
undated
3
17
Auction, December 3, 1992,
September-December 1992;
undated
3
18
Auction, December 3, 1993,
November-December 1993;
undated
3
19
Auction, December 1, 1994,
September-December 1994;
undated
4
1
Auction, November 30, 1995,
January-December 1995; undated
4
2
Auction, December 3, 1996,
September-November 1996;
undated
4
3
Auction, December 4, 1997,
August-December 1997; undated
4
4
Auction,
1998
4
5
Auction,
undated
4
6
Auction receipts,
December 4, 2003: November 14, 2003;
undated
4
7
Ben & Jerry's Foundation,
2004
4
8
Budget statements,
1999-2000
4
9
Foundation research,
2004
4
10
Fund development,
2005
4
11
Fundraising,
2000
4
12
Fundraising planning,
2004
4
13
Fundraising research,
2001-2005
4
14
Georgia Forum, July 16, 2003,
March-July 10, 2003; undated
4
15
McArthur Foundation,
June 2005
4
16
Rockefeller Family Fund,
December 2000
4
17
Sample fundraising letters,
2004
Subseries C:
Grant Writing,
2000-2004; undated
Scope and Content of the Subseries
The Grant Writing subseries consists of grant proposals and
applications for several foundations including Atlanta Women's Foundation, The
Community Foundation, and Healthcare Georgia.
4
18
Amended grant,
2004; undated
4
19
Atlanta Women's Foundation grant proposal,
2001-2004
5
1
The Community Foundation grant application,
2002
5
2
The Community Foundation technical assistance grant,
2003
5
3
The Community Foundation Women's Policy Education Fund
grant application,
2003
5
4
Fund for Southern Communities grant proposal,
2001
5
4A
Grant writing materials printed from computer
diskette,
2000-2001
5
5
Healthcare Georgia grant,
2005
5
6
Informed Grant Making: Healthcare Georgia Foundation
annual report,
2003
5
7
Institute for Reproductive Health grant proposal,
2004
5
8
Institute for Women's Policy Research grant,
2000
5
9
Public Welfare Foundation grant,
2005
5
10
Rockefeller Family Fund grant proposal,
October 2000
5
11
Rockefeller Family Fund grant proposal,
December 2000; 2005
5
12
The Sapelo Foundation grant proposal,
2003
5
13
Saros Foundation Southern Initiative grant proposal,
2001
Subseries D:
Correspondence,
1991-2006; undated
Scope and Content of the Subseries
Subseries D, Correspondence, is comprised of Women's Policy
Group correspondence, and includes materials relating to Georgians for Choice
(Stephanie Davis was a founding member).
5
14
Correspondence,
January 1993-April 2004
5
15
Correspondence,
February 26, 2001-September 21,
2004
5
16
Georgians for Choice,
November 9, 1999-September 11, 2003;
undated
5
17
Georgians for Choice,
August 3, 2006
5
18
Georgians for Choice: Department of Labor,
1997
5
19
Georgians for Choice Political Committee financial
report,
1991
5
20
Georgians for Choice tax records,
1994-1998
Subseries E:
Personnel Files,
1990-2004; undated
Scope and Content of the Subseries
The Personnel Files subseries contains employee information such
as contracts, personnel policies, and a speech given at a Women's Policy Group
function.
6
1
Appley, Elizabeth: contract,
undated
6
2
Caley, Sylvia, project consultant: contract for
services,
April 20, 2003-July 22, 2004
6
3
Conrad, Melissa, University of Georgia intern,
undated
6
4
Hickey, Mary, Georgians for Choice employee: personnel
policies,
1990-1992
6
5
Personnel policy,
June 10, 1999; March 19, 2001;
undated
6
6
Smith-McKeithen, Shaundra: speech,
undated
6
7
Women's Policy Group contacts,
undated
SERIES III:
Legislative Records,
1997-2005; undated
Series II, Legislative Records, documents legislative activities
and includes agendas, reports, and evaluations, in addition to General Assembly
planning, legislative software and records of individual legislative sessions,
wrap ups, and lobbying.
6
8
Capitol Impact legislative tracking software,
2003-2004
6
9
General Assembly planning,
2000
6
10
Legislation,
2002-2003
6
11
Legislative activities,
1997
6
12
Legislative agenda for various organizations,
1997-1999
6
13
Legislative agenda,
2004
6
14
Legislative evaluations,
undated
6
15
Legislative report,
2004
6
16
Legislative session,
2002
6
17
Legislative session,
2003
6
18
Legislative session,
2004
6
19
Legislative session,
2005
6
20
Legislative session final report,
2004
6
21
Legislative session final report,
2005
6
22
Legislative wrap up,
2002
6
23
Legislative wrap up,
2003
6
24
Legislative wrap up,
2004
6
25
Legislative wrap up form,
undated
6
26
Lobbying,
2002-2004; undated
6
27
Lobbyist consultant agreement,
1999
6
28
Women's Policy Group legislative reception,
February 12, 2003: 2003; undated
SERIES IV:
Programs and Projects,
1991-2006; undated
The Programs and Projects series contains documentation on brown
bag conferences and detailed records on the annual Georgia Women's Assembly,
including budget, evaluation forms, feedback, planning and research, sponsors,
registration forms, and photographs of these events.
7
1
Brown Bag research and notes,
1991-1999; undated
7
2
Brown Bag,
October 26, 1994
7
3
Brown Bag,
May 31, 1995
7
4
Brown Bag,
October 30, 1995
7
5
Brown Bag,
April 3, 1996
7
6
Brown Bag,
April 28, 1997
7
7
Brown Bag,
February 18, 2000
7
8
Brown Bag,
April 27, 2001
7
9
Brown Bag,
June 22, 2001
7
10
Brown Bag,
March 13, 2003
7
11
Brown Bag,
May 19, 2003
7
12
Brown Bag,
June 11, 2004
7
13
Brown Bag forms,
2001
7
14
Georgia Women's Assembly,
January 9, 1993
7
15
Georgia Women's Assembly,
November 21, 1998
7
16
Georgia Women's Assembly planning and research,
1998
7
17
Georgia Women's Assembly,
November 16-17, 2000
7
18
Georgia Women's Assembly feedback,
2000
7
19
Georgia Women's Assembly,
2001
7
20
Georgia Women's Assembly,
November 16, 2001
8
1
Georgia Women's Assembly budget,
2001
8
2
Georgia Women's Assembly feedback,
2001
8
3
Georgia Women's Assembly registration forms,
2001
8
4
Georgia Women's Assembly schedule,
2001
8
5
Georgia Women's Assembly speakers, panelists,
2001
8
6
Georgia Women's Assembly,
November 22, 2002
8
7
Georgia Women's Assembly,
November 21, 2003
[folder 1 of 4]
8
8
Georgia Women's Assembly,
November 21, 2003
[folder 2 of 4]
8
9
Georgia Women's Assembly,
November 21, 2003
[folder 3 of 4]
8
10
Georgia Women's Assembly,
November 21, 2003
[folder 4 of 4]
8
11
Georgia Women's Assembly, 13th Annual,
November 21, 2003
8
12
Georgia Women's Assembly,
November 19, 2004
[folder 1 of 3]
8
13
Georgia Women's Assembly,
November 19, 2004
[folder 2 of 3]
8
14
Georgia Women's Assembly,
November 19, 2004
[folder 3 of 3]
8
15
Georgia Women's Assembly committee meeting; workshop
sponsors; budget,
2004
8
16
Georgia Women's Assembly evaluation forms,
2004
[folder 1 of 2]
8
17
Georgia Women's Assembly evaluation forms,
2004
[folder 2 of 2]
9
1
Georgia Women's Assembly panelists,
2004
9
2
Georgia Women's Assembly potential sponsors,
2004
9
3
Georgia Women's Assembly speaker form,
November 11, 2004
9
4
Georgia Women's Assembly,
November 18, 2005
9
5
Georgia Women's Assembly,
November 17, 2006
DIGITAL
CD-2
Georgia Women's Assembly program and 2007 calendar,
November 17, 2006
(CD-Rom)
9
6
Georgia Women's Assembly program and 2007 calendar,
November 17, 2006
(printed from CD-2)
9
7
Georgia Women's Assembly evaluations,
undated
9
8
Lobbying; media skills training feedback,
undated
9
9
Reception,
December 2, 1998
9
10
Reception,
December 9, 1999
9
11
Reception,
December 4, 2003
9
12
Reception,
October 28, 2004
9
13
Reception donor list,
2004
9
14
Reception letters,
2003
9
15
Women's Policy Group photographs,
2002
9
16
Women's Policy Group photographs,
undated
[folder 1 of 2]
9
17
Women's Policy Group photographs,
undated
[folder 2 of 2]
SERIES V:
Key Issues,
1994-2005; undated
Series V, Key Issues, documents multiple organizations associated
with the Women's Policy Group, including the Living Wage Coalition, Atlanta
Women's Agenda, Families USA, Georgia Health Foundation, Georgia Working
Families Coalition, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, and Unemployment
Insurance Reform. It also contains detailed information on HealthTRAK including
contracts, forums, media, policy briefs and reports, and also The Self
Sufficiency Standard, including healthcare, housing, media and transportation
records.
10
1
Advancing the Health of Women:
Prevention, Practice, Policy: conference program,
October 29, 2002
10
2
Advancing Health Policy report,
2004
10
3
Advocacy,
1999-2000
10
4
Advocacy,
2000
10
5
Advocacy research,
January 30, 2003
10
6
Alternative base period,
2002
10
7
American Association of University Women,
2003-2004
10
8
A Reproductive Health Agenda for
Women of Color,
2001
10
9
Athens Living Wage Coalition,
undated
10
10
Atlanta Living Wage Coalition,
2004; undated
10
11
Atlanta Living Wage Coalition state bill,
November 2003; undated
10
12
Atlanta Women's Agenda,
2004-2005
10
13
Atlanta Women's Foundation site visit,
January 22, 2003
10
14
Blue Cross Blue Shield lawsuit,
1997
10
15
Blue Cross lawsuit newspaper articles,
1997
10
16
Breaking Barriers,
2003
[folder 1 of 2]
10
17
Breaking Barriers,
2003
[folder 2 of 2]
10
18
Center for Policy Alternatives,
February 2003
10
19
Changing Work Force Changing
Economy,
October 2004
10
20
Children,
2002
10
21
Child policy briefs,
undated
11
1
Child Prostitution Summit,
2000
11
2
Contract with women of the USA,
Spring 1997
11
3
Covering kids and families new member network,
undated
11
4
Dismantling persistent poverty in Georgia,
April 2003
11
5
Elected Women in Georgia report,
1996
11
6
Elected women in Georgia study,
January 1997
11
7
Electronic newsletter,
May 2004
11
8
Executive boards,
2002-2004
11
9
Families USA,
2003-2004
11
10
Families USA: Ideas that Work, Expanding Health Coverage
for Workers,
2004
11
11
Families USA: Paying a Premium, the Added Cost of Care
for the Uninsured,
June 2005
11
12
Family Connection Partnership,
2003; undated
11
13
Family Connection Partnership exhibit,
October 19-21, 2003
11
14
Funders Network on Population, Reproductive Health and
Rights annual meeting,
2003
Artifact 1
Georgia Alliance for Tobacco Prevention Award for
Excellence,
undated
(curved glass plaque)
11
15
Georgia Campaign for Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention,
undated
11
16
Georgia Center for Nonprofits, Proactive Policy
Institute, Georgia Health Policy Center pamphlets,
undated
11
17
Georgia Children's Agenda,
2003
11
18
Georgia Healthcare Coverage Project,
undated
11
19
Georgia Health Decisions: Georgians' Attitudes on
Providing Healthcare for the Uninsured,
undated
12
1
Georgia Health Foundation: Meet the Grantmaker,
May 2003; November 2003; undated
12
2
Georgia Kids Count,
2005
12
3
Georgia Protective Order Registry,
undated
12
4
Georgia Shares annual report,
2001
12
5
Georgia Working Families Coalition,
2002
12
6
Georgia Working Families Coalition,
October 28, 2003
12
7
Georgia Working Families Coalition,
June 2004; undated
12
8
Georgia Working Families Coalition planning and
research,
2004
12
9
Georgia Working Families Coalition meetings,
2004
12
10
Georgia Working Families Coalition,
2000-2002
12
11
Healthcare Georgia Foundation,
2003
12
12
Healthcare Georgia Foundation general,
2004
12
13
Healthcare initiatives,
2002
12
14
Health Students Taking Action Together,
February 2004; undated
12
15
HealthTRAK,
2004-2005; undated
12
16
HealthTRAK,
2005
13
1
HealthTRAK Atlanta forum,
undated
13
2
HealthTRAK board committee,
2004
13
3
HealthTRAK budget,
January 2004-June 2005
13
4
HealthTRAK contacts,
undated
13
5
HealthTRAK demos,
2004
13
6
HealthTRAK demo, feedback forms,
undated
13
7
HealthTRAK evaluation,
2002-2004
13
8
HealthTRAK evaluation jobs,
2004; undated
13
9
HealthTRAK evaluation report and overview; logic models,
2003-2005
13
10
HealthTRAK forums,
2003; undated
13
11
HealthTRAK Gainseville contacts,
2004; undated
13
12
HealthTRAK Gainesville venue,
2004
13
13
HealthTRAK Georgia forums of the Women's Policy
Education Fund - program evaluation,
April 26, 2004
13
14
HealthTRAK Georgia Health Foundation,
2004; undated
13
15
HealthTRAK Georgia legal contract,
2003-2004
13
16
HealthTRAK Georgia media contract,
2003
13
17
HealthTRAK grant application,
2004; undated
13
18
HealthTRAK legislation,
2003; undated
13
19
HealthTRAK logo,
undated
13
20
HealthTRAK Macon forum,
December 9, 2003
13
21
HealthTRAK Macon turnout,
2003; undated
13
22
HealthTRAK media,
2003-2004; undated
13
23
HealthTRAK outreach: Georgia Council for the Hearing
Impaired,
2001-2004; undated
13
24
HealthTRAK Outreach Advisory Panel,
2003
13
25
HealthTRAK outreach: Augusta outreach,
2004-2005; undated
13
26
HealthTRAK policy brief,
2004
13
27
HealthTRAK policy briefs,
2004
13
28
HealthTRAK policy brief series,
2003-2004
13
29
HealthTRAK public relations,
2004; undated
13
30
HealthTRAK reallocation,
2004-2005; undated
13
31
HealthTRAK report,
2004
13
32
HealthTRAK reports,
2004; undated
13
33
HealthTRAK website,
2003
13
34
HealthTRAK website capitol impact,
2003
13
35
HealthTRAK website design,
2004; undated
13
36
HealthTRAK website images,
2003; undated
14
1
Healthy Families Act,
April-June 2004; undated
14
2
High Cost of Being Poor,
2003
14
3
Individual Development Account (IDA),
August 2001
14
4
Institute for Women's Policy Research,
Winter-Spring 2002
14
5
Investing in Educational Excellence,
January 27, 2005
14
6
Labor reviews,
July 2002
14
7
Living Wage,
March 3, 2003
14
8
Living Wage fundraiser,
May 6, 2004
14
9
NARAL Pro Choice Georgia,
2004
14
10
National Center on Women and Aging,
March-April 2003
14
11
National Charrette Institute (NCI) cross-disciplinary
public involvement report,
March 2004
14
12
National employment law project,
April 2003
14
13
New Voices: A National Fellowship Program,
2002-2003
14
14
Paid Family Leave,
2004; undated
14
15
Paid Family Leave Consortium,
2003-2004
14
16
Pay Equity: Equal Pay Day,
2002
14
17
People's Agenda,
2003
14
18
Planned Parenthood,
January 10, 2003
14
19
Policy shift to good jobs,
November 2003
15
1
Poor People's Day,
February 12-13, 2003
15
2
Poor People's Day,
2004
15
3
Research and Action Report,
Spring-Summer 2002
15
4
Response to Jim Wooten,
undated
15
6
Rural Georgia report,
May 2003
15
7
Rutger's Study on Work Place Discrimination,
May 2003; undated
15
8
The Self Sufficiency Standard,
2001
15
9
The Self Sufficiency Standard,
2001-2002
15
10
The Self Sufficiency Standard cash subsidies,
2002
15
11
The Self Sufficiency Standard childcare,
2001-2002
15
12
The Self Sufficiency Standard contact organizations,
2001-2002; undated
15
13
The Self Sufficiency Standard executive summary,
undated
15
14
The Self Sufficiency Standard for Georgia,
June 2002
[folder 1 of 2]
15
15
The Self Sufficiency Standard for Georgia,
June 2002
[folder 2 of 2]
15
16
The Self Sufficiency Standard: Fulton County,
2002
15
17
The Self Sufficiency Standard: healthcare,
2001; undated
16
1
The Self Sufficiency Standard: housing,
undated
16
2
The Self Sufficiency Standard: media outreach,
2002
16
3
The Self Sufficiency Standard: newsclippings,
1999-2002
16
4
The Self Sufficiency Standard Project,
2000-2001
16
5
The Self Sufficiency Standard: testimonial,
undated
16
6
The Self Sufficiency Standard: transportation,
2001
16
7
SisterLove, Inc.,
November 2003
16
8
Southern Institute for Women and Policy,
1994-1998
16
9
STOP Violence Against Women Day (VAWD), February 14,
2003,
December 2002
16
10
Summer updates,
2004
16
11
Techbridge Technology Innovation Award,
2004; undated
16
12
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families,
2001
16
13
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families,
2002-2004; undated
16
14
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families: activities,
January 2001-April 2002; undated
16
15
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families: No Training, No
Gain brochure,
June 2001-November 2002; undated
16
16
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families: public
relations,
2001
16
17
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families: rural packet,
November 2002-May 2003; undated
16
18
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families: welfare reform,
2001-2002
16
19
Unemployment Insurance,
2002-2003
16
20
Unemployment Insurance Reform,
2000
16
21
Unemployment Insurance Reform,
2002; undated
16
22
Unemployment Insurance Reform: Rockefeller Family Fund
report,
2001
17
1
University of Georgia social work,
August 2003
17
2
White House Project,
December 5, 2001
17
3
Wider Opportunities for Women (WOW),
2001
17
4
Wider Opportunities for Women,
2002-2003
17
5
Wider Opportunities for Women: Family Economic
Self-Sufficiency (FESS),
2004
17
6
Wider Opportunities for Women: Setting the Standard for
American Working Families,
2003
17
7
Wider Opportunities for Women: Summit Hill meetings,
2003
17
8
Women's Action for New Directions,
Winter 2001; Summer 2003;
undated
17
9
Women's Foundation: Failing to Make Ends Meet,
May 2002
17
10
Women's Health Network,
November 13, 2002
17
11
Women's Institute for a Secure Retirement,
May 2002
17
12
"Women I should know,"
1999-2001
17
13
Women's Law Project,
Fall 2001
17
14
Women Make a Difference,
2004; undated
17
15
Women Make a Difference,
2003-2004
17
16
Women owned businesses,
2005; undated
17
17
Women's Policy Education Fund: elected women in Georgia,
undated
17
18
Women's Policy Group health initiatives,
1996-2002
17
19
Women Take Action roundtable,
February 5, 2004
17
20
Work Force Housing in Georgia,
2001; undated
17
21
Working Families First,
undated
17
22
Working Hard Falling Short,
October 2004
SERIES VI:
Media Information,
1991-2005; undated
The Media Information series contains printed material concerning
or created by the Women's Policy Group. It includes newspaper articles,
newsletters, press clippings, press releases, a video project proposal, and
annual Women's Policy Group bookmarks promoting the WPG and upcoming events.
17
24
Atlanta Journal
Constitution articles,
January 2005
17
25
Capitol Education Center,
2003
17
26
Census report,
2002
17
27
Current,
1997-2001
17
28
Edison Group lease,
2003-2004
18
1
Georgia Trend: 40 under 40,
October 2004
18
2
Grassroots Leadership
Retreat briefing book,
September 22-24, 2000
[folder 1 of 2]
18
3
Grassroots Leadership Retreat
briefing book,
September 22-24, 2000
[folder 2 of 2]
18
4
Media information,
undated
18
5
Newsletters,
2001
18
6
Newsletters,
2003
18
7
Newspaper articles and press,
1991-2002
18
8
Press clippings; press releases,
2001-2003
18
9
Press releases,
2002-2003
18
10
State Capitol rotunda reservation, February 11, 2003,
June 18, 2002
18
11
Video project proposal,
April 17, 2000
18
12
Women's Policy Group bookmarks,
1992
18
13
Women's Policy Group bookmarks,
1993
18
14
Women's Policy Group bookmarks,
1994
18
15
Women's Policy Group bookmarks,
1995
18
16
Women's Policy Group bookmarks,
1996
18
17
Women's Policy Group bookmarks,
1997
18
18
Women's Policy Group bookmarks,
1998
18
19
Women's Policy Group bookmarks,
1999
18
20
Women's Policy Group bookmarks,
2000
18
21
Women's Policy Group bookmarks,
2001
18
22
Women's Policy Group bookmarks,
2002
18
23
Women's Policy Group bookmarks,
2003
18
24
Women's Policy Group bookmarks,
2005
18
25
Women's Policy Group bookmark original and copies,
2004
18
26
Women's Policy Group bookmarks,
undated
19
1
Women's Policy Group open house; NEWS from the Center
for Women Policy Studies,
2002-2004
19
2
Women's Policy Group / Women's Policy Education Fund
research,
2005