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This folder contains information on the University of Connecticut Yggdrasil Center for Personal Growth, a center within the Department of Counseling and Student Development, which provided counseling resources like assertiveness training, a workshop for dealing with aggression, and group couples' counseling.

This folder contains a flier advertising a special colloquium series on Black Heritage presented by Dr. John A. Pappankiou, a professor of education at the University of Connecticut.

This file contains the November 1972 issue of 'When the Levee Breaks,' a news publication written and distributed by high school students in Chelmsford, Massachusetts. The articles in this publication argue for the legalization of drug use, and encourage the reader to avoid the tobacco industry, as well as other industries that help fund wars in Southeast Asia.

This folder contains an invitation to the Women's Caucus of the University of Connecticut Health Center, a conference that took place in 1981 and discussed topics relevant to women's health.

This file contains pamphlets and documents created by the Women's National Abortion Action Coalition, a pro-choice and reproductive health advocacy group. The contents include documents that describe the negative impacts of anti-abortion laws and the harmfulness of forced sterilization.

This file contains the June, 1974 issue of the Women vs Connecticut newsletter, a pro-choice advocacy newsletter. This particular issue reveals recent developments in the nationwide discussion of reproductive health and advocates for the use of birth control pills.

This file contains items sent and distributed by Youth Liberation, an organization of high school students based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, which published and distributed a magazine named 'FPS: A Magazine of Young People's Liberation.' Contained within this folder are a mail-in subscription card, a pamphlet on creating a local youth organization, two pamphlets which served as introductory material for Youth Liberation and its goals, and a short fundraising booklet containing a brief open letter and advertisements for a few businesses that sponsored the group.