Using Archives to Teach Gender

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Title

Using Archives to Teach Gender

Publisher

University of Leeds

Description

A collection of over 150 posters, articles, and ephemera related to gender in the United Kingdom during the twentieth century. Commonly-represented themes include feminism, domestic work, and marriage. The site also contains links to several other online archives/databases for gender studies in the UK, several of which are freely accessible.

Subject

Second Wave Feminism
Women's Liberation Movement
World War II
Masculinity
Manhood
Men
Masculinities
Femininity
Womanhood
Women
Femininities
Heterosexuality
heterosexual
Children
Adolescence
Teens
Marriage
married
marriage guides
sexual abuse
violence
rape
gender based violence
transphobia
homophobia
misogyny
Celebrations
Pride
activism
Health
Disease
addiction
recovery
Reproduction
conception
pregnancy
childbirth
Contraception
Birth Control
sterilization

Date

1930s
Great Depression
1940s
WWII
1950s
Postwar
Baby Boom
1960s
1970s
1980s
1990s
Mid-20th Century
Late 20th Century

Type

Advertising
Flyer
Postcard
Pamphlet
Ephemera
Newspapers
Clippings
Media coverage

Identifier

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Coverage

United Kingdom
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Northern Ireland

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Date Accessed

6/29/2016

Source Institution Type

Academic institution or library

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