Search

The papers consist of reports, background materials, testimonies, and notes documenting the work of Peter Libassi, as general counsel to HEW, in the areas of radiation, recombinant DNA research, drug reform, and hospices

The collection consists of printed materials relating to the economic and political climate of Djibouti.

This collection is comprised of peace rally handouts, newsclippings, related third party materials, and correspondence of the New Haven Peace Coalition, a local grass-roots effort, begun to protest the Gulf War, 1990-1991, and later the Second Gulf War and related conflicts. Also included are materials related to the Connecticut Peace Coalition, a broader effort of the New Haven Peace Coalition, and the national Iraq Pledge of Resistance, 2003.

The collection consists of printed material relating to political and economic conditions in Sao Tome and Principe.

The records consist of press releases from the Office of Public Information at the Yale School of Medicine.

The papers consist of subject files, containing correspondence and memorabilia, of Roberta Yerkes Blanshard. The majority of the files relate to the Yale University Press and include a reminiscence of her years with the press. Correspondents in these files include authors with whom she worked, Yale Press staff members, and printers and typographers who worked for the press. There are also files on her friend, Ada Louise Comstock Notestein.

The records consist of correspondence and subject files documenting the work of the International Defense and Aid Fund in North America.

The records consist of materials from Yale's 1992 presidential search.

The collection consists of printed material and ephemera relating to the political and social conditions in Guinea-Bissau.

The collection consists of posters acquired by Immanuel Wallerstein which document liberation movements in numerous African countries. Accession 2015-M-001 contains material from a 2008 exhibit on the posters.