Muryoyin Mata Masu Fafutuka

Tarin Muryar Mata masu fafutuka wani shiri ne na tarihin baka na mata masu fafutuka 35 wadanda suka yi aiki a kungiyoyi masu zaman kansu a yankin New York City. Aikin ya shafi tsawon lokaci daga 1995 zuwa 2000 kuma wani shiri ne na Cibiyar Nazarin Mata ta Jami'ar City ta New York (CUNY) da Cibiyar Nazarin Mata. Tarin da aka ƙirƙira ya ƙunshi mata daga sassa daban-daban na ƙungiyoyin sabis na zamantakewa na al'adu da na ƙabilanci waɗanda suka haɗa da masu fafutuka daga Larabawa-Amurka, Haitian, Hispanic, Ba-Amurke, da al'ummomin Asiya-Amurka. Ana gudanar da shi a ɗakin karatu na Mina Rees, a cikin Cibiyar Digiri ta B. Altman da Ginin Kamfani.

Tarihi

An fara aikin ne a cikin 1995 a ƙarƙashin ikon Cibiyar Nazarin Mata ta Jami'ar New York (CUNY) Cibiyar Nazarin Mata da Cibiyar Nazarin Mata da Al'umma, da farko a matsayin wani ɓangare na digiri na digiri "Mata, Al'umma, da Muryar Jama'a", wanda Daraktar Nazarin Mata Joyce Gelb da Mataimakiyar Darakta Patricia Laurence suka tsara jerin batutuwan tarihin baka: Matan birnin New York waɗanda suka kasance shugabanni a cikin al'ummominsu. Musamman abin da aka fi mayar da hankali kan matan da ba a bayyana ba daga sassa daban-daban na gundumomi biyar na New York. Kodayake aikin ya dogara ne akan Shirin Nazarin Mata, batutuwan ba su aiki musamman a cikin ƙungiyoyin da ke tallafa wa mata musamman. An mayar da hankali kan su kansu shugabannin mata. An kammala tambayoyin ƙarshe a cikin 1998.

Iyalin aikin ya haɗa da tattara jerin ayyukan tarihin bakada kuma bayanan da ba a iya bincikawa na tarin tarihin baka.

Hanyoyin

Daliban da suka kammala karatun digiri daga wurare daban-daban a cikin Cibiyar Graduate ta CUNY sun kammala horon mako-mako a matsayin wani ɓangare na shirye-shiryen karatun su, suna aiki a ƙungiyar da ta fi mayar da hankali kan aikin tarihin baka. Ta hanyar wannan tsari sun gano kuma sun yi hira da shugabanni a cikin kungiyar a cikin yanayin aiki a cikin babban birni na birnin New York. Bayan samun horo kan gudanar da tambayoyin tarihin baka, daliban da suka kammala karatun sun shiga fagen kuma sun yi hira da batutuwan da suka shafi

Babban abin da aka fi mayar da hankali a cikin tambayoyin shine kan abubuwan da suka faru na tarihin rayuwa waɗanda suka tsara ayyukansu na al'umma, da kuma ƙalubale, nasarori, ƙarfafawa, da hanyoyin da ake amfani da su don haifar da canje-canje a cikin al'ummominsu. An kasafta aikin zuwa taswirar batu.

Gudanarwa

A cikin 2011, an kammala aikin neman taimako. A cikin 2013, an kammala digitization na kaset na audio 77 da shafuka 2,300 na rubutattun tambayoyin, tare da shirye-shiryen wasu tarihin baka da aka samar a kan layi a cikin 2014. An sami ƙarin labaran labarai sama da 80+ akan batutuwa da kuma abubuwan da aka haɗa a cikin tarin. A karkashin jagorancin shugaban karbar labarai, da kuma Libraran Libristan Librarian, na musamman kagara da kuma hidimomin na musamman da kuma tallafin na musamman da kuma tarin abubuwa na musamman na kungiyar.

Hanyoyin Samun Kudade

Ƙungiyoyi masu zuwa ne suka dauki nauyin aikin tarihin Muryar Mata masu fafutuka:

• American Association of University Women
• AT&T
• Ford Foundation
• Ms. Foundation for Education and Communication
• New York Council for the Humanities
• Rockefeller Foundation

Tattaruwa

Aikin ya haɗa da masu fafutuka daban-daban guda 26 da ƙungiyoyi uku, waɗanda kowannensu yana da batutuwan tattaunawa guda ɗaya. Jimlar yawan tambayoyin da aka yi digitized sun kai 35.. Tsawon lokacin aikin shine 1995-2000. An jera wuraren batutuwa a ƙasa a cikin baka. Tarin ya kasance na musamman a cikin bambance-bambancen batutuwa na tambayoyin tarihin baka da kuma nau'ikan batutuwan da aka rufe.

Masu Fafutuka

• Marilyn B: Community Education Coordinator, Family Violence Project at the Urban Justice Center (domestic violence)
• Carole Byard: Board Member, Coast to Coast Women of Color (arts)
• Alice Cardona: 100 Puerto Rican Women and Puerto Rican Association for Community Affairs (education, bilingualism, women’s leadership)
• Alisa Del Tufo: Director, Family Violence Project at the Urban Justice Center (domestic violence) - clip
• Bhairavi Desai: Executive Director, New York Taxi Worker Alliance (labor organizing)
• Barbara Dobkin: Founder and Chair, May’an, Jewish Women’s Project (Jewish women’s community project) - clip
• Essie Duggan: Core Member, Wayside Baptist Church (religious outreach and training for girls)
• Annie Ellman: Director and Founder, The Center for Anti-Violence Education (support and self-defense training for women) - clip
• Miriam Gittleson: Director of Cultural Activities, Greater New York CIO (labor organizing)
• Emira Habiby Browne: Director, Arab-American Family Support Center (immigration, education, domestic violence)
• Ann Henderson: Director of Cooperative Development, Urban Homesteading Assistance Board (housing, tenant education and management)
• Maria Hernandez: Founding Member, Park Slope Women’s Center, AIDS Counseling and Education (women in and returning from prison)
• Nancy Kyriacou: Organizer and Administrator, Housing Conservation Coordinators (neighborhood development and prevention of homelessness)
• Joan Maynard: Executive Director, Weeksville Society (historic museum for the preservation of African-American culture and heritage)
• Maria Peralta: Associate Director, Bread and Roses (cultural project of Local 1199, Health Care Workers’ Union)
• Lola Poisson: Director, Haitian Community Health and Referral Center (mental health and community service center)
• Rachel Fruchter: Physician and Women’s Health Activist, Haitian Community Health and Referral Center (mental health and community service center) - clip
• Lillian Roberts: Associate Director, New York State Commissioner of Labor DC 37 (public employee organizing)
• Rosalba Rolon: Founder and Artistic Director, Pregones Theater (arts and culture, theater)
• Marie Runyon: Director, Harlem Restoration Project (housing, jobs, and assistance to women returning from prison)
• Iesha Sekou: Education Coordinator, BEGIN Project of Literacy Partners (education for employment)
• Peggy Shepard: Director, West Harlem Environmental Action Committee (environmental justice and racism) – clip
• Norma Stanton: President and Founder, HACER (job training, concerns of Hispanic women)
• Evelyn Sumpter: Director, Family Services Network (health and human services)
• Sandy Warshaw: Founder, Older Women’s League (concerns of aging women) - clip
• Debra Zimmerman: Executive Director, Women Make Movies (arts and culture, media, film) – clip

Kungiyoyi

• Community Voices Heard (welfare reform)
  • Gail Aska, Core Member
  • Bessie Moore: Core Member - clip
  • Kim Statuto: Core Member
  • Sheila Stowell: Organizer
• Hunger Action Network of New York State, affiliate of Community Voices Heard (welfare reform)
  • Paul Getsos: Director
• Lesbian Herstory Archives (collection of lesbian-related materials)
  • Deborah Edel: Co-Founder - clip
  • Polly Thistlewaite: Coordinator - clip
• Maura Clarke-Ita Ford Center Archived 2023-11-30 at the Wayback Machine (community-based education)
  • Sr. Mary Burns: Founder and Co-Director
  • Alberta Williams

Don Karin Karatu

• Activist Women's Voices oral history project Archived 2022-01-23 at the Wayback Machine. The Center for the Study of Women and Society. The Graduate Center, The City University of New York. Pamphlet. Date unknown.
• Handis, Michael W. Mina Rees Library, Graduate Center Library, CUNY, Activist Women's Voices Oral History Collection, 1995-2000 Finding Aid. (May 2011). Archives and Special Collections. Paper 2. Compiled May 26, 2004; revised March 3, 2011.

Mahadan Waje

• Activist Women's Voices at Mina Rees Library, CUNY Graduate Center
• Activist Women's Voices finding aid