Materials documenting the student, industrial, and business and professional assemblies at the Tenth National Convention of the Young Women's Christian Associations of the United States of America. Each convention the departments gather to discuss matters unique to their group and of national importance. Industrial, and Business and Professional Assemblies address the progress made in employment for women, the goals for the future status of employed women and cooperation with other organizations. At the Industrial Assembly the delegates discuss cooperation with unions and other labor movement groups, law and legislation concerning employment practices and working conditions, and racism and discrimination in work environments. The Student Assembly discusses the role of religion in the student movement, the purpose statement of local associations and the alternate membership basis for membership.
Conventions, tenth
1928
Race relations
International relations
Congresses and conventions
Planning
Nonprofit organizations
Finance
Nonprofit organizations
Management
White collar workers
Wages
Women
Discrimination in employment
Leadership in women
Child labor
Law and legislation
Work environment
Labor unions
Women labor union members
Women in the labor movement
Student movements
Married women
Employment
Business
Religious aspects
Christianity
Women supervisors
Unemployment
African American women
Employment
Fund raising
Women and religion
Nonprofit organizations
Administration
480 frames (1 partial reel)
This collection is open for use without restriction beyond the standard terms and conditions of Smith College Special Collections. However, by agreement with the YWCA of the U.S.A., microdexes known to contain financial records or personal health information (usually on job applications) were not digitized and/or not published in our online repository as part of the CLIR Digitizing Hidden Collections grant. These microdexes may still be accessed on the original microfilm, and digital files may be made available to individual researchers upon request.
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Conventions, tenth, Sophia Smith Collection of Women's History, MS 00324, Smith College Special Collections, Northampton, Massachusetts.
Box 1: Series 1; Series 2, Reel 30
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