This collection documents Hageman's lifelong involvement in social justice and ecumenical work, including her participation in international ministry through Frontier Internship in Mission, her founding of the Committee of Returned Volunteers and the Cuba Resource Center during the Cold War, her extensive involvement with the World Student Christian Federation. Her work and personal life are closely intertwined with other ecumenical women of the era, including Margaret Flory, for whom she organized a number of events. The collection provides valuable primary source documentation of the activities of the Committee of Returned Volunteers and other organizations during the late 1960s and early 1970s, including protests against the Vietnam war, U.S. engagement in Latin America, and other social justice issues. A complementary collection of Alice L. Hageman papers is held by the Wisconsin Historical Society.
Draft and paper written by Alice Hageman and presented at the Meeting of the World Christian Youth Commission in 1963 on Christian youth education in the international context.
Drafts and correspondence related to a paper written by Alice Hageman regarding "style of life" in the university Christian movement, presented at the NSCF Political Commission Meeting in 1966
Correspondence and drafts of two related manuscripts based on a Union Theological Seminary lecture and its corresponding sermon, both focusing on issues of power in the church with respect to women and the legal profession.
Drafts and final forms of Practicing Our Hope, and its abridged version Sustaining Our Hope, two papers written by Alice Hageman reflecting on the realities and challenges of doing community ecumenical work.
Hymns, prayers, notes, programs, correspondence, and other materials related to sermons, services, and worship-based events planned, attended, or spoken at by Alice Hageman
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