Women in Washington : advocates for public policy

Abstract

Irene Tinker Introduction Two Decades of Influence Part One The Federal Government Considers the Status of Women Esther Peterson The Kennedy Era The President's Commission on the Status of Women Catherine East New Commissions Move the Issues Forward Part Two Women Organize for Change Marguerite Rawalt Women Organize for the ERA Jane P Fleming Wider Opportunities for Women Pioneering In the Search for Equal Employment Mary Ann Millsap Promoting Sex Equity in Education Arvonne S Fraser Insiders and Outsiders Women in the Legislative and Political Arenas Joan M Goodin Working Women Inside and Out of Unions Julia Graham Lear Women's Health and Public Policy 1976-1982 Part Three Women Develop Strategies for Influencing Policy Jane Beard and Marcia Greenberger Women and the Law Jane Roberts Chapman Policy Centers An Essential Resource Fern S Ingersoll Former Congresswomen Look Back Ann Kolker Women Lobbying Part Four Women Win Some, Lose Some Case Studies Irene Tinker Women in Development Carol C Parr Women in the Military Nancy Felipe Russo and Marie M Cassidy Women in Science and Technology Organizing for Equality June H Zeitlin Domestic Violence Perspectives from Washington Anne S Kasper Women's Health and the FDA A Case Study in Consumer Lobbying Virginia Littlejohn Women's Business Enterprise Part Five Conclusion Irene Tinker Devising New Strategies for the Eighties and Beyond

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