Women's Studies 200/201: Resisting Violence Against Women

Minutes, newsletters, miscellaneous print and near print materials of an umbrella group of women's organizations in Milwaukee (Wis.) whose activities included advocating for battered women, “Take Back the Night” rallies, running a women's crisis line, and fighting for other feminist goals.

See Box 2 and 3.

A proposal to eliminate male sexual terrorism, rape, and sexual abuse as well as female and child exploitation and victimization through the establishment of an anti-rape unit in the Milwaukee Police Department, separate from the vice squad. Milwaukee: Milwaukee Women Against Rape Collective, 1979.
Call Number: (SPL) HV6568 .M55x M55 1979

Milwaukee: Milwaukee Young Lawyers Association, 1982.
Call Number: (SPL) KFW2491 .W6 S87x 1982
A cooperative publication of the Milwaukee Young Lawyers Association, Inc., and the Task Force on Battered Women, initiated by the Domestic Violence Committee of MYLA, Inc.

Milwaukee: School of Social Welfare, The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 1981.
Call Number: (SPL-UWM Authors Folio) HV6626 .B68