Mexican American women
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 6 Collections and/or Records:
Carmen Tafolla Papers
Papers related to the life and work of Texas poet, writer, and educator Carmen Tafolla. The collection documents Dr. Tafolla’s personal life, writing endeavors, work as an educator, and performances of her work.
Chicana Research and Learning Center Records
The Chicana Research and Learning Center was an organization aimed to alleviate social and educational barriers facing Hispanic women in the United States. The collection includes the financial and administrative records, educational materials, correspondence, and audiovisual materials documenting the functions of the organization.
Hispanic Women's Network of Texas Records
Documents, reports, publications, files, promotional material, and meeting material relating to the Hispanic Women's Network of Texas. Topics include women in business, education, health, government, and philanthropy in Texas.
Martha Cotera Papers
Personal papers of Austin, Texas, writer and activist Martha Cotera.
Mexican American Business and Professional Women's Association Records
Records of the Austin chapter of the Mexican American Business and Professional Women's Association. This collection includes financial records; membership information; correspondence; newsletters; meeting minutes and agendas; and event programs.
Ramona González Collected Writings
The Ramona González collected writings archive includes cuadros, poems, short stories, fables, riddles, dichos (sayings), and creative nonfiction. Some of the written works in the collection document life in the Chihuahuita neighborhood in El Paso, Texas during the 1930s-1970s.