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Women's Rights
Women's Rights
Women's Rights
National Park Service
National Historical Park
U.S. Department of the Interior
New York
"I was born and lived almost forty years in South Bristol, Ontario
abusive husband, gain custody of her children, or own property, even the
even Mott protested, but Stanton had her way. On July 19 the Declaration
Location From the New
County-one of the most secluded spots in Western New York, but
clothes she wore. Though middle-class wives reigned over the domestic
of Sentiments was presented before an audience of 300. "We hold these
York State Thruway (I-90):
LAKE ONTARIO
Take Exit 41 and go south
from the earliest dawn of reason I pined for that freedom of
sphere, legally their husbands controlled them. Individual women pub-
truths to be self-evident: that all men and women are created equal,
on N.Y. Rte. 414 Turn
Montezume
licly expressed their desire for equality, but it was not until 1848 that a
announced Stanton at the First Women's Rights Convention.
east on U.S. 20, which
Rochester
National
thought and action that was then denied to all womankind
But
Susan Anthony
Wildlife
handful of reformers in Seneca Falls, New York, called "A Convention to
becomes Fall Street, and
House
Refuge
not until that meeting at Seneca Falls in 1848, of the pioneers in
discuss the social, civil, and religious condition and rights of Woman.
The advocates expected controversy. True ladies, a Philadelphia news-
follow signs to visitor
center. Airports within
Syracuse
the cause, gave this feeling of unrest form and voice, did I take
paper wrote after the convention, would be foolish to sacrifice their sta-
one hour's drive include
Thruway
action."
Emily Collins
Why Seneca Falls? A significant reform community emerged in western
tus as "Wives, Belles, Virgins and Mothers" for equal rights. Many signers
Rochester, Syracuse, and
Seneca Falls
New York in the 1830s and 40s. Among these reformers were abolitionists
of the declaration removed their names. But 12 days later a second
Ithaca. Admission to the
Waterlob
Wome Rights
who joined relatives and started businesses in Seneca Falls and Waterloo.
park free.
National
convention was held in Rochester. By the turn of the century armies of
Historical Park
For Emily Collins, who went on to start a local equal rights organiza-
Here and elsewhere, Quaker women such as Philadelphian Lucretia Mott
women marched for suffrage. Today many of the convention's most radi-
Administration Women's
North
tion, and for other women of 1840s America the news of a women's rights
took an active role in the effort to end slavery. For Mott, her sister Martha
cal demands are taken for granted. The Declaration of Sentiments was
Rights National Historical
convention was a vivid reminder of their inferior status. By law or by
Wright, Jane Hunt, Mary Ann M'Clintock, and 32-year-old Elizabeth Cady
the start; its words have a relevance that reaches far beyond that warm
Park is administered by
414
e
the National Park Ser-
custom, an unmarried woman generally did not vote, speak in public, hold
Stanton, the next step was to demand rights for women. In July 1848
July day in Seneca Falls.
10
Kilomaters
vice, U.S. Department of
office, attend college, or earn a living other than as a teacher, seamstress,
they planned the convention and hammered out a formal list of grievances
the Interior Address in-
0
10
Miles
thaca
domestic, or mill worker. A married woman lived under these restric-
based on the Declaration of Independence, denouncing inequities in
quines to Superintendent.
136 Fall St., Seneca Falls,
tions and more: she could not make contracts, sue in court, divorce an
property rights, education, employment, religion, marriage and family,
NY 13148 or phone (315)
and suffrage. The demand for the "elective franchise" was so radical that
568-2991. The TDD phone
number IS (315)568-9039
About Your Visit
The setting for the First
On July 19 and 20, 1848.
in 1847 with her husband,
club" in the back parlor
Women's Rights Conven-
300 women and men
a lawyer and abolitionist
where young men and
tion and the homes of
gathered in the Wesleyan
lecturer, and three boys.
women discussed issues
some participants are
Chapel(/eft) to hear the
Stanton found -town
of the day and socialized
preserved today as Wom-
first formal demands for
life oppressive "My du-
Her benevolent work with
en's Rights National His-
women's rights. Curious
ties were too numerous
the town's poor residents
torical Park, established
local residents joined
and varied and none suf-
made her all the more
by Congressional Act in
abolitionists, temperance
liciently exhilarating or
aware of the economic
1980. Begin your tour at
workers, and other re-
intellectual to bring into
insecurity of women.
the visitor center, 136 Fall
formers to fill the chapel.
play my higher faculties.
Street, open daily year-
sible to the mobility im-
the Elizabeth Cady Stan-
On the first day partici-
Isuffered with mental
The Hunt House (left)
round except Thanks-
paired; check with park
ton House in Seneca Falls
pants debated the word-
hunger, which, like an
the home of Jane and
giving day. December 25,
staff for access to other
and the M Clintock House
ing of the Declaration of
empty stomach, is very
Richard Hunt, Quakers
illustrations by Greg Harlin
and January 1. Hours are
sites.
in Waterloo have been re-
Sentiments. The Seneca
At the next day's session,
The Elizabeth Cady Stan-
depressing Accustomed
and child-rearing cus-
freedom of movement
active in the Waterloo re-
9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with ex-
stored. Guided toursof the
County Courier reported
the amended declaration
ton House (above was
to the activity of Boston
toms. For many years she
prohibited by current
form community Their
tended hours in summer.
Declaration Park fea-
Stanton house are avail-
that "an intelligent and
was adopted One hun-
the family's home for 15
reform circles, Stanton
wore an outfit consisting
fashion. She encouraged
mansion was the gather-
A schedule of activities is
tures a granite water wall
able in summer and on a
respectful audience' at-
dred men and women
years. Stanton's philoso-
drew inspiration from the
of pants and knee-length
her seven children to join
ing place for Stanton,
posted in the center;
engraved with the words
limited basis at other
tended the public ses-
signed the document.
phy was based in large
company of Lucretia Mott
skirt, introduced by her
parlor discussions with
Mott, Wright, l'Clintock,
The M'Clintock House
Mary Ann and Thomas
there are also exhibits
of the Declaration of Sen-
times of the year. The pri-
sion that evening to hear
Frederick Douglass re-
part on her experiences
and her associates.
cousin Libby Smith Miller
visitors such as the Motts
and Jane Hunt as they
(above) was owned by
M'Clintock. The conven-
and an orientation film.
timents. The remains of
vately owned Hunt House
the "eminently beautiful
iterated his support at the
as a Seneca Falls house-
and popularized by Amelia
and Frederick Douglass
planned the convention
the Hunts, who rented it
tion planners met here on
The center is fully acces-
the Wesleyan Chapel
is closed to visitors
and instructive dis-
final session.
wife. She was 31 years
Stanton defied many of
Bloomer, which allowed
For several years Stanton
over tea on July 1848.
to relatives and fellow
July 16 to draft the Decla-
have been preserved;
course of Lucretia Mott.
old when she moved here
the day' housekeeping
hosted "conversation
Quaker abolitionists,
ration of Sentiments.
To Exit 41, New York State Thruway
Montezuma National
Wildlife Refuge
5km
5km
SENECA FALLS
HISTORIC DISTRICT
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First Lady's Office
Bobbie Greene
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2012-0872-S
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EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT SUMMIT
¡GRAY PANTHERS PROJECT FUND
775 Hidden Lane, Greensboro, KY 42743
Pin Fuller - Executive Director
Allie Hixson President
2025 Pennsylvania Av, NW # 821, WDC 20006
(502) 932-7216
Fax: (502) 932-7081
(202) 466-3132
Fax: (202) 466-3133
FEDERALLY EMPLOYED WOMEN
HADASSAH, SU W. 58th St, NY. NY 10019
1400 Eye St., NW #425, WDC 20005
Beth Wohlgelernter - - Exec. Director
Dorothy Nclms President
Amy Rutkin - . Director of American Affairs
Lynn Eppard- Act. Exec. Director
(212) 303-8136
Fax: 303-4525
Jeanctte Miller - Excc. Vice-President
Marla Gilson - Liason, Washington Action Office
(202) 898-0994
Fax: (202) 898-0998
1220 E-W Highway, Silver Spring, MD 20910
(301) 565-4996
Fax: (301) 565-4998
FEMINIST INSTITUTE, INC.
75th Anniv. Of Women's Suffrage Task Force
(HISPANIC WOMEN'S COUNCIL
P6/(b)(6)
[001]
3509 W Beverly Blvd. Montebello. CA 90640
Rosalyn Calderon - Pres. Mary George - Exec. Director
Caroline Sparks - President
P6/(b)(6)
(213) 725-1657
Fax: 725-0939
THE FEMINIST MAJORITY
4INET FOR WOMEN 13701 Canal Vista Court
1600 Wilson Blvd#801 Arlington, VA 22209
Potomac, MD 20854, Gayla D. Salinas - President
Eleanor Smeal President
(301) 921-0030
Fax: (301) 921-0030
Harriett Trudell - Government Relations
(703) 522-2214
Fax: (703) 522-2219
INSTITUTE FOR HEALTH AND AGING
Dr. Carol Estes Executive Director
4FINANCIAL WOMEN INTERNATIONAL
3333 California Street #340
200 N. Glebe Rd., # 814, Arlington, VA 22203-3728
San Francisco, CA 94118
Gail Wood - Exec. Director
(415) 476-3236
Fax: (415) 502-5404
(703) 807-2007
Fax: 807-0111
INSTITUTE FOR 8 AND WORK,Comell
IGEN. FEDERATION OF 2's CLUBS
University 16 Fast 34th Street, New York, NY 10016
1734 N St.. NW. WDC 20036-2990.
Dr. Francine Moccio - Director
Faye L. Dissinger- International President
(212) 340-2836
Fax: (212) 340-2822
Judith Maggrett - - Exec. Director
(202) 347-3168
Fax: 835-0246
INST. FOR 0 POLICY RESEARCH
1400 20th St., NW #104, WDC 20036
GIRL SCOUTS
Heidi Hartman - Director & President
1025 Conn., Ave., NW #309 WDC 20036
Diana Zuckerman Director of Policy and Research
Carmen Delgado Votaw - Dir. of Govt.. Relations
(202) 785-5100
Fax: (202) 833-4362
(202) 659-3780
Fax: 331-8065
Mary Rose Maine - Executive Director
INTERNATL BLACK WOMEN'S WAGES FOR
420 Fifth Ave, New York, NY 10018
HOUSEWORK CAMPAIGN, P.O. Box 86681, L.A.,
CA 90086 Margaret Prescode
GIRLS INCORPORATED
(213) 221-1698
Fax: (213) 227-9353
30 East 33rd St., New York, NY 10016
Alice H. Ball - President
(INTERNATIONAL WAGES FOR HOUSEWORK
Isabel C. Stewart - Exec. Director
CAMPAIGN. P.O. Box 11795, Philadelphia. PA 19101
(212) 689-3700
Fax: 683-1253
Phoebe Jones Schellenberg Fax: (610) 664-8762
Mildred Kiefer Wurf Diroctor of Public Policy
1001 Connecticut Ave, NW, WDC, 20036
(202) 463-1881
Fax: 775-9733
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JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL
NA'AMAT/USA, 5432 Conn. Ave., NW WDC
1828 L St., Suite #250, WDC 20036
Shoshana Riener - (202) 362-0923 Fax: None
Donna Perline - President
Gail Rubinson- Exec. Director
NATL ABORTION FEDERATION
Susan Finkelstein Dir. of Outreach
1436 U St., NW #103 WDC 20009
Nell Sutton - Program Manager of Public Affairs
Joan Coombs - President
(202) 857-1300
Fax: (202) 857-1380
Vicki Saporta Exec. Director
Elizabeth Amdorfer- Gov't Affairs
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
(202) 667-5881
Fax: (202) 667-5890
1730 M St., NW, WDC 20036
Becky Caine President (lives in W. VA)
INARAL 1156 15th St., NW #700. WDC 20005
Judy Conover - Executive Director
Kate Michelman - President
Betsy Lawson -Senior Lobbyist
Jo Blum - Political Director
(202) 429-1965
Fax: (202) 429-0854
(202) 973-3003 Fax: (202) 973-3070
LINKS, INC. 1200 Mass., Ave., NW, WDC 20005
NATIONAL ALLIANCE FOR CAREGIVING
Patricia Russell-McCloud - President
Gail Hunt - Executive Director
Mary P. Douglas - Administrative Officer
S642-4270 Montgomery Lane, Bethesda, MD 20814
(202) 842-8686
Fax: (202) 842-4020
(301) 718-8444
Fax: (301) 652-7711
Kay Webb Chair Legis. Impact Comm.
1020 Belfast Drive, Raleigh, NC 27610
NATL ASSOC FOR GIRLS & WOMEN IN
(919) 560-6105
Fax: (919) 560-5011
SPORTS, 1900 Assoc. Dr. Reston, VA 22091,
Sue Durrant - President
MANA, A NATL. LATINA ORGANIZATION
(509) 335-8337
Fax: (509) 335-7977
1725 K St, NW #501 WDC 20006
Diana Everett - Excc. Director
Elisa Sanchez President, ext. 13
(703) 476 - 3452
Fax: (703) 476-9527
lleann Jimenez - Program Associate Manager
(202) 833-0060
Fax: (202) 496-0588
NATL ASSOC. OF COMM. FOR 0
1828 L St., NW #250, WDC 20036-5104
4MAUTNER PROJ. FOR LESBIANS W/ CANCER
Fayola Madupe, WDC Office Manager
1707 L St., NW #1060, WDC 20036
(202) 628-5030
Fax: (202) 628-0645
Susan Hester - President
Camille Murphy President Westchester County
(202) 332-5536
Fax: (202) 265-6854
Office for 07 Michaelian Office Building
148 Martine Ave, 2nd FI White Plains, NY 10601
MOUNT VERNON COLLEGE, Office of Gov't
(914) 285-5972
Fax: (914) 285-2799
Relations 955 L'Enfant Plaza North, Rm 400, SW,
WDC 20024 Dr. Hanna Blumfield
NATL ASSOC. FOR FEMALE EXEC.
(202)544-4470
Fax: (202) 484-4899
Rebecca Darwin - President
(212) 477-2200
Fax: (212) 477-8215
$MS. FOUNDATION FOR WOMEN
Joanne L. Symons - WDC Representative
120 Wall St, 33rd Fl, NY, NY 10005
927 15th St., NW, #1000 WDC 20005
Marie C. Wilson - President
(202) 289-8538
Fax: (202) 289-3743
(212) 742-2300
Fax: (212) 742-1653
INATL ASSOC. OF NEGRO BUSINESS AND
MULHAUSER AND ASSOCIATES
PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUBS, INC.
1730 Rhode Isl. Av.. NW #712 WDC 20036
1806 New Hampshire Ave., NW, WDC 20009
Karen Mulhauser - Exec. Director
Julian Malveaux President, Glo Ivory - Exec. Director
(202) 463-0180
Fax: (202) 463-0182
(202) 483-42.06
Fax: (202) 462-7253
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NATL ASSOC. OF 0+ BUSINESS OWNERS
INATL COMMITTEE ON 7's ISSUES
1100 Wayne Ave., Suite #830, Silver Spring, MD
(NASW OFFICE) 750 First St., NE #700 WDC 20002-
20910 Local Mail Add: 1413 K St., NW #637, WDC
4241 Marjorie Hammock - Chair
20005 Suzanne Taylor - - President
Josephine Nieves Exec. Director
c/o STA of Southern CA. Inc.
Susan Hoechstetter - Govt Relations
19200 Von Karman, #400, Irvine, CA 92715
Louisa Lopez - Field Director
(714) 622-5450
Fax: (714) 622-5451
(202) 336-8247
Fax: (202) 336-8310
Terry Neese - Exec. Administrator
Ethel James Williams -Vol. 1301 Delaware Ave., SW
Barbara Kasoff Vice President of Public Policy
#N720, WDC (202) 484-0515
Patti DeDominic Nat'l Liason to FCEM
(301) 608-2590
Fax: (301) 608-2596
INATL CONF. OF PUERTO RICAN 0
5 Thomas Circle, NW, WDC 20005
NATL ASSOC. OF WORKING WOMEN
Lydia Sosa - President
(9 TO 5), 238 West Wisconsin Ave., #700
(202) 387-4716
Fax: (305)885-6558
Milwaukee, WI 53203-2308
Ellen Bravo - Exec. Director
"NATL COUNCIL OF JEWISH 04
(414) 274-0925
Fax: (414) 272-2870
53 W. 23rd St., New York. NY 10010
Susan Katz - President
NATL BLACK WOMEN'S HEALTH PROJECT
(212) 645-4048
Fax: (212) 645-7466
1211 Conn. Ave., NW #310 WDC 20036
Sammie Moshenberg - Director DC Office
Julia Scott - President
Deena Margolis - WDC Representative
(202) 835-0117
Fax: (202) 833-8790
1101 15th SL, #1012, WDC 20005
(202) 296-2588
Fax: (202) 331-7792
INATL CTR. FOR THE EARLY CHILDHOOD
WORK FORCE, 733 15th SL, NW #1037
NATL COUNCIL OF NEGRO 0
WDC 20005-2112
633 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, WDC 20004
Claudia E. Wayne Exec. Director
Dorothy Height - President & CEO
(202) 737-7700
Fax: (202) 737-0370
Eleanor Hinton-Hoyt - Natl Dir. Of Programs
(202) 737-0120
Fax: (202) 737-0476
NATL COMM. ON WORKING 8
1000 Vermont Ave., NW #605 WDC 20005
NATL COUNCIL OF 2 OF THE U.S.
Irene Natividad - DC Contact
777 United Nations Plaza, 7th Floor, NY, NY 10017
(202) 371-8323
Fax: (202) 371-0817
Vera Rivers - President and Exec. Dir.
(212) 697-1278
Fax: (212) 972-0164
NATL COMM. ON PAY EQUITY
Pamela Moffat - WDC Rep 4341 Forest Lane, NW,
1126 16th St, NW#411 WDC20036
WDC 20007 (202) 363-2192
Fax:
Susan Bianchi-Sand - Executive Director
(202) 331-7343
Fax: (202) 331-7406
NATIONAL FOUNDATIONS FOR WOMEN
LEGISLATORS, INC.
NATL COMMITTEE FOR RESPONSABLE
910 16th Street, Suite 100, WDC 20006
1
PHILANTHROPY 2001 S St., NW #620, WDC,
(202) 337-3565
Fax: (202) 337-3566
20009 Lauren M. Zittle -Dir. of Field Operations
Rowin Read President CEO
(202) 387-9177
Fax: (202) 332-5084
NAT'L HISPANA LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE
1901 N. Moore St., #206, Arlington, VA 22209
Nancy Leon - Pres (703) 527-6007 Fax: (703) 527-6009
INATL HOOK-UP OF BLACK 8, INC.
5117 South University, Chicago, IL 60615
Dr. Wynetta Frazier - President
(312) 291-2113
Fax: (312) 413-1993
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NATL ORGANIZATION FOR 0
NATL &'s HLTH. RESOURCE CTR.
1000 16th St., NW #700, WDC 20036
2440 M St., NW #325 WDC 20037
Patricia Ireland - President
Amy Niles - Exec. Director (202) 293-6045
Rosemary Dempsey & Kim Gandy V. Pres.
Heidi Rosvold-Brenholtz - Ed, Nat'l 9's Health Report
Linda Berg - Political Director
(202) 293-7257
Fax: (202) 778-6306
Jan Erickson - Gov't Relations
(202) 331-0066
Fax: (202) 785-8576
INATL WOMEN'S HEALTH NETWORK
514 10th St, NW, #400, WDC 20004
NOW LEGAL DEFENSE AND EDUCATION
Cindy Pearson - Exec. Director
FUND, 99 Hudson St,#1201, New York, NY 10013
Adriane Fugh-Berman Chair
Kathryn Rogers - Exec. Director
Lisa Cox Program Director
(212) 925-6635
Fax: (212) 226-1066
(202) 347-1140
Fax: (202) 347-1168
Pat Reuss - Sen. Policy Analyst/ WDC Office
119 Constitution Avenue, NE WDC 20002
NATIONAL WOMEN'S HISTORY PROJECT
(202) 544-4470
Fax: (202) 546-8605
Molly Murphy MacGregor Executive Director
7738 Bell Road, Windsor, CA 95492
NATL POLITICAL CONGRESS OF BLACK
(707) 838-6000
Fax: (707) 838-0478
WOMEN, 600 NH AVE., NW #1125, WDC 20037
Dr. C. Delores Tucker - President
NATL WOMEN'S LAW CENTER
(202) 338-0800
Fax: (202) 625-0499
11 Dupont Circle, NW #800 WDC 20005
Marcia Greenberger - - Co-President
,NATL PUERTO RICAN COALITION
Nancy Duff Campbell . Co-President
1700 K Street, NW #500, WDC 20006
(202) 588-5180
Fax: (202) 588-5185
Manuel Mirabal President
Jennic Torres . Director of Public Policy
INATL WOMEN'S PARTY
(202) 223-3915
Fax: (202) 429-2223
144 Constitution Ave., NE WDC 20002
Helen Amold - President
NATL &'s CONFERENCE CENTER
(202) 546-1210
Fax: (202) 543-2365
P.O. Box 455, Beaver Dam, WI 53916
Gene Boyer - President (S/ 12/1)
NATL Q's POLITICAL CAUCUS
(414) 887-1078
Fax: (414) 885-3720
1211 Conn. Ave., NW #425 WDC 20036
Winter address: (12/1-4/15) 16100 Golf Club Road,
Anita Perez Ferguson - President
#201 Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33326
Heather Herdon Deputy Political Director
(305) 389-1879
Fax: (305) 389-7656
(202) 785-1100
Fax: (202) 785-3605
Anne Turpeau - - (202) 667-8166
NATL 7's STUDIES ASSOCIATION
NATL q's CONF. COMMITTEE
7100 Baltimore Av, Ste 301, College Park, MD 20740
Women for Meaningful Summits, Women's Studies.
Betty Harris - Pres.(301) 403-0525Fax: (301) 403-4137
UW-Eau Claire, WI 54702-4004
Sarah Harder President
4NEW WAYS TO WORK
(715) 836-5717
Fax: (715) 836-2380
785 Market St., San Francisco, CA 94114
Mal Johnson (703) 922-4468
Suzanne Smith, Barncy Olmsted
Janie B. Taylor - Co-Chair
(415) 995-9860
Fax: (415) 995-9867
10300 Buena Vista Ave, I.anham,MD20801
(301) 577-0291
Fax: 577-5392
NETWORK
801 Pennsylvania Av. SE #460. WDC, 20002
NATL WOMEN'S HALL OF FAME
Catherine Pinkerton - Lobbyist
76 Fall Street, Seneca Falls, NY 13148
Kathy Thornton - Nat'l Coordinator
Nancy Woodhull - President
(202) 547-5556
Fax: (202) 547-5510
(315) 568-8060
Fax: 568-2976
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(OLDER WOMEN'S LEAGUE
UNIFEM . US Comm for the UN Fund for 07
666 11th St., NW #700 WDC 20001
60 Gramercy Park, North, NY, NY 10010
Deborah Briceland-Betts- Exec. Director
Hope Miller - Pres (212) 697-3232 fx: 682-9185
Johnetta Marshall - President
Mary Haney - WDC Rep. 4353 Verplanck Pl, NW,
(202) 783-6686
Fax: (202) 638-2356
WDC 20016 (202) 966-7737 Fax: (202) 364-8452
LORGANIZ. OF CHINESE-AMER 2
JUNITED METHODIST CHURCH, GEN. BOARD
4641 Montgomery Ave.. #208, Bethesda MD, 20814
CHURCH AND SOCIETY, 100 Maryland Avenue,
Kathy Dress - President Pauline Tsui - Exec. Director
NE, WDC 20002 Thom White-Wolf Fassett - Gen.
(301) 907-3898
Fax: (301) 907-3899
Secretary Jane Hull Harvey . Ass't. Ocu. Sec.
(202) 488-5646
Fax: (202) 488-5663
IPLANNED PARENTHOOD FEDERATION OF
Anna Rbee - Women's Division
AMERICA, 810 7th Avenue, New York, NY 10019
(202) 488-5660
Fax: (202) 488-5681
Gloria Feldt - President (212) 541-7800Fax: 247-6453
Margaret Conway - Pub.Policy & Gov't Realtions
VOTERS FOR CHOICE EDUCATION FUND
1120 Conn. Ave., NW #461, WDC 20036
2640 Cnnticut Ave.. NW. #200. WDC 20008
(202) 785-3351
Fax: (202) 293-4349
Julie Burton - Exec. Dir. Gloria Steinem . President
(202) 588-8775
Fax: (202) 588-0600
RADCLIFFE PUBLIC POLICY INSTITUTE
69 Bratle St., Cambridge, MA 02138
WASHINGTON WOMEN'S TELEVISION
(617) 496-6796
Fax: (617) 496-2982
NETWORK, 2440 16th St., NW, #104, WDC 20009
Paula McKenzie Pres.(202) 319- 8812
Fax: same
4RELIGIOUS COAL. FOR REPRODUCTIVE
CHOICE, 1025Vermont Ave., NW #1130 WDC 20005
WIDER OPPORTUNITIES FOR 0
Reverend Carlton Veazey- Acting Exec. Director
815 15th St., NW #916 WDC 20005
(202) 628-7700
Fax: (202) 628-7716
Exec. Director -
Kristen Watkins Public Policy Director
SIGMA GAMMA RHO SORORITY, INC.
(202) 638-3143
Fax: (202) 638-4885
880 South Stony Island v,Chicago, IL 60617
Madlene Leeke - Pres. (Grand Basileus)
WOMAN ACTIVIST FUND
Bonita M. Herring -Exec. Director
2310 Barbour Rd, Falls Church, VA 22043
(312) 873-9000
Fax: (312) 731-9642
Flora Crater - President & Exec. Dir.
(703) 573-8716
Fax: (Same)
SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF
WOMEN'S HEALTH RESEARCH
{WOMEN EMPLOYED
1920 L St., NW #510 WDC 20036
22 W. Monroe, #1400, Chicago, IL 60603
Phyllis Greenberger - Executive Director
Nancy Kreiter Research Direct. Of Pub. Pol.
(202) 223-8224
Fax: (202) 833-3472
Anne Ladky Exec. Director
Florence Hasteltine, Dir, Center for Population Res.
(312) 782-3902
Fax: (312) 782-5249
NIH. 6100 Exec.Blvd, #8B07 Rockville, MD 20852
(301) 496-1101
Fax: (301) 496-0962
{WOMEN EXECUTIVES IN STATE GOVT
1225 New York Avc., NW, #350, WDC 20005
SOROPTIMIST INTERNATL OF THE
Annette Laico . Excc. Dir.Lynn Butler - Co-Chair
AMERICAS 2 Penn Center Plaza, Suite 1000,
(202) 628-9374
Fax: (202) 628-9744
Philadelphia, PA 19102-1883 Del Knickerson -
WOMEN FOR AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
President Leigh Wintz - Executive Director
c/o Konheim Ketcham, 175 Pacific St., Brooklyn, NY
(215) 557-9300
Fax: (215) 568-5200
11201 Carolyn Konheim - President
(718) 330-0550
Fax: (718) 330-0582
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WOMEN & HOUSING TASK FORCE
{WOMEN'S ACTION FOR NEW DIRECTIONS
McAuley Institute, 8300 Colesville Road
691 Mass., Av, Arlington, MA 02174 Barbara Hildt
#310, Silver Spring. MD 20910
President Susan Shaer - Exec. Director
JoAnne Kane - President of McAuley Inst.
(617) 643-6740
Fax: (617) 643-6744
Rhoda Stauffer - Co-Chair of Task Force
Deborah Walden - Dir. Of Pub. Policy & Programming,
(301) 588-8110
Fax: (301) 588-8154
110 Maryland, Ave., NW, Washington, DC 20002
(202) 543-8505
Fax: (202) 675-6469
WOMEN FOR MEANINGFUL SUMMITS
2607 Connecticut Ave., NW, WDC 20008
WOMEN'S BUSINESS COALITION, PAC II
Ann Anderson - President
4688 Wilde St., Philadelphia, PA 19127
(202) 745-7084
Fax: (202) 745-0051
Laurie Hawkins - President
(215) 572-5420
Fax:
-
48 FOR RACIAL & ECONOMIC EQUALITY
198 Broadway. #606. New York, NY 10038
WOMEN'S BUSINESS DEV. CENTER
Andrea Miller - President
8 S. Michigan Ave., 4th flr, Chicago, IL 60603
(212) 385-1103
Fax:
Hedy Ratner - - Co-Director
Carol Dougal - Co-Director
WOMEN IN COMMUNICATIONS, INC.
(312) 853-3477
Fax: (312)853-0145
10605 Judicial Drive, #A-4, Fairfax, VA 22030-5167
Ann Taylor - PresGale Clarke Ellsworth - Exec.
WOMEN'S CAMPAIGN RESEARCH FUND
Director Qiangwei Yang - Govt Relation
734 15th St., NW #500, WDC 20009
(703) 359-9000
Fax: (703) 359-0603
Marjorie Margolies Mezvinsky- Exec. Director
(202) 393-8164
Fax: (202) 393-0649
¿WOMEN IN TECHNOLOGY INTERNATIONAL
302 Dearwood Court, Mt. View, CA 94040
WOMEN'S ENVIRONMENTAL AND
Carolyn Leichton
DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION
355 Lexinton Avc, 3rd FL, New York, NY 10017-6603
WOMEN, MEN AND MEDIA
Susan Davis - Exec. Director
2022 Columbia Rd, NW, #414, WDC, 20009
Bella Abzug - Co-Chair
Betty Friedan (202) 639-0539
Fax:
(212) 973-0325
Fax: (212)973-0335
WOMEN OF REFORM JUDAISM
WOMEN'S FOREIGN POLICY GROUP
3550 Raymoor Rd, Kensington, MD 20895
1875 CT Ave., NW. #1020, WDC, 20009
Laia Katz - Vice-President (301) 942-1276 Fax: (Same)
Patricia Ellis, (202) 884-8397 Fax:(202) 884-8499
Judith Rosenkrantz - Pres.
Elaine Rosenberg - Exec. Director
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE FOR FREEDOM OF THE
PRESS, 3306 Ross PI, NW, WDC 20008
WOMEN WORK
Donna Allen - President
1625 K St., NW #300 WDC 20006
(202) 966-7783
Fax: (202) 966-7783
Olivia White- President
Jill Miller and Ruby Coles - Co-Exec. Dir.
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE FOR SECURE
(202) 467-6346
Fax: (202) 467-5366
RETIREMENT, 1201 Pennsylvania Ave., #619, WDC
20004 Cindy Hounsel - Exec. Director
¡WOMEN'S ACTION ALLIANCE, INC.
(202) 393-5452
Fax: 638-1336
370 Lexington Avenue, #603, New York, NY 10017
Kay Allen Concolver - President. Esq.
Karel Amaranth - Exec. Director
(212) 532-8330
Fax: (212) 779-2846
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WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE FOR
YWCA -USA 726 Broadway, New York, NY 10003
PEACE AND FREEDOM, 1213 Race St.,
Ann Stallard - President
Philadelphia, PA 19107-1619 Betty Burkes . President
Prema Mathai-Davis - Nat'l Exec. Dir.
(588) 349-7988
(212) 614-2700
Fax: (212) 677-9716
Pamela Jones-Burnley - Admin. Dir. (PA)
Jo Yehara . Asst. Nat'l Exec. Director
Marilyn Clement - Exec. Dir.
Beverly Stripling - Dir. Of Advocacy & Public Policy
(215) 563-7110
Fax: (215) 563-5527
624 9th St, NW #rd FI, WDC 20001
(202) 628-3636
Fax: (202)783-7123
WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC
HEALTH NETWORK, 7100 Oak Forest Ln Bethcsda,
YOUNG WOMEN'S PROJECT
MD 20817
923 F St., NW 3rd Fl, WDC 20004
Dr. Naomi Baumslag - President
Nadia Moritz- - Exec. Director
(301) 469-9210
Fax: (301) 469-8423
(202) 393-0461
Fax: (202) 393-0065
WOMEN'S LAW AND PUBLIC POLICY
ZETA PHI BETA SORORITY
FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM, 600 New Jersey Ave.,
1734 New Hampshire Avenue, NW. WDC 20009
NW, #334, WDC 20001 Judy Wolf - Director
Barbara West Carpenter . President
(202) 662-9650
Fax: (202) 662-9539
(202) 387-3103
Fax: (202) 232-4593
WOMEN'S LEGAL DEFENSE FUND
1875 Conn., Ave., NW #710 WDC 20009
Judith Lichtman - - President
Donna Lenhoff - Dir. Of Work & Family Programs
(202) 986-2600
Fax: (202) 986-2539
WOMEN'S NAT'L DEMOCRATIC CLUB
1526 New Hampshire Ave., NW. WDC, 20009
Joan Chase - Pres (202) 232-7363 Fax: (202) 986-2791
WOMEN ORGANIZING FOR CHANGE
PO Box 57199, WDC 20037
Jeanne Clark - Exec. Director
Rhonda Lees - Deputy Director
(202) 861-4730
Fax:(202) 861-4297
WOMEN'S POLICY, INC.
409 12th St., SW #705 WDC 20024
Lesley Primmer - Exec. Director
Marjorie Sims - Deputy Director
(202) 554-2323
Fax: (202) 554-2346
WOMEN'S RESEARCH AND EDUCATION
INSTITUTE, 1700 18th St., NW #400 WDC 20009
Betty Dooley - President
(202) 328-7070
Fax: (202) 328-3514
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