Social club of Iowa County farmwomen that began as a Farm Bureau club but later dropped that affiliation.

Social club organized in 1930 by rural women living near West Liberty, Iowa.

African American reading club formed in 1984 by University of Iowa graduate students.

State branch of the national organization. The overall purpose of the association has been to promote and improve the professional skills and status of nurses.

Administrative Records, 1904-1989 (boxes 1-18) American Nurses Association, 1928-1989 (boxes 18-24) Committees, 1933-1989 (boxes24-34) Continuing Education, 1955-1989 (boxes 34-36) Conventions, 1904-1989 (boxes 37-44) Districts, 1920-1984 (boxes44-48) Economic Security,1946-1989(boxes 48-57) Iowa League for Nursing,1913-1980 (boxes 57-61 Iowa Organizations, 1926-1989 (boxes 61-68) Membership, 1904-1988 (boxes 68-70) Publications, 1917-1985 (box71) Sections, 1940-1984 (boxes 71-77) Student Nurses Association, 1949-1984 (boxes 77-78) Photographs, 1918-1987 (boxes 78-79) Artifacts, 1981-1988 (box 80) Audiotapes, 1974-1987 (box 81) Oversize, 1916-1987 (box 82 and container 83)

Newsletters of pacifist group Peace Links, based in the Northwest Iowa towns of Paullina and Primghar.

Grassroots organization opposed to Iowa's ratification of the ERA to the Iowa and United States constitutions.

IowaCASA's services included securing funding for Iowa's sexual assault centers, resource development, public education initiatives on child sexual abuse, anti-pornography work, and self-defense training. After 1997 IowaCasa expanded to include work on public policy.

Legislative commission designed to study, protect, and advocate for the women of Iowa.

Local chapter of the Iowa Nurses Association.

An organization to promote the upward mobility of women in educational management.

Women's organization to fund and assist programs that create opportunities for women and girls in Iowa.

Women's club sponsered by the Farm Bureau.

Rural women participated in a great number and variety of clubs.  This collection has short histories of a variety of clubs formed in Iowa in the first part of the 20th century.

One folder, shelved in SCVF.

Program on feminism discussed by this book club in Mount Vernon, Iowa.

Nondenominational and nonpartisan organization bringing Iowa women's clubs together.

Longstanding member of Fairfield, Iowa clubs including the Fancy Work Circle and the Good Cheer Society.

Organization to promote passage of an Equal Rights Amendment to the Iowa and United States constitutions.

The Iowa League for Nursing's efforts have included active participation in community planning and action for health care, advocating changes such as home health care. The organization made efforts to assure the continuing supply of nurses by providing them with the educational opportunities to reach their maximum career potential, ability to move into management and leadership positions, and promoting a greater public appreciation of nursing as a profession.

Iowa chapter of the national organization.

Established by the Iowa Commission on the Status of Women in 1975 to recognize the contributions of Iowa women.