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"Letter to all departmental and divisional chairmen from GK", 1971 January 21
A letter written by Gloria Kaufman to the departmental and divisional chairs about the forming of the Women's Caucus of IUSB and includes information about he discrimination of women in academia.
"Witches and Amazons: A Feminist Cultural Conference" event flyer, 1978
Informational flyer about "Witches and Amazons: A Feminist Cultural Conference" held at Indiana University at South Bend in June 1978.
The event was planned by Gloria Kaufman, who was a professor of English and Women's Studies at Indiana…
The event was planned by Gloria Kaufman, who was a professor of English and Women's Studies at Indiana…
IUSB/Women & Humanism Series flyer, 1977 February 26
This is a flyer for the Women & Humanism Series that was organized by Gloria Kaufman, along with help from Barbara Williams as the Publicity Director and Eileen Bender as the Producer. The Women & Humanism Series was a 3-part series held in 1977 that…
IUSB/Women & Humanism talk by Madonna Kolbenschlag: "Feminist Intellectuals: What Are They Saying?", program, 1977 February 26
This is a program for the Women & Humanism Series that was organized by Gloria Kaufman, along with help from Barbara Williams as the Publicity Director and Eileen Bender as the Producer. The Women & Humanism Series was a 3-part series held in 1977…
Letter to the Editor of the New York Times Book Review, 1978 July 15
This is a letter from Gloria Kaufman to the Editor of the New York Times Book Review. Kaufman defends Marge Piercy's book, Woman on the Edge of Time, that received a negative review.
"Marge Piercy's Use of Metaphor" essay, circa 1971
This is an essay by Gloria Kaufman discussing and praising Marge Piercy's metaphor usage throughout her poetry collection. Kaufman showed many examples of Piercy's poetry in this essay to showcase her use of repetition, imagination, and surprising…
"Feminist Humor" article, 1976
The article discusses the history of humor and irony in feminist movements. Kaufman uses numerous examples of humorous feminist writing to argue that "humor is surely one of the best feminist weapons."
This article was published in Women: A…
This article was published in Women: A…
South Bend-Mishawaka Women's Political Caucus Strategy Sheet, circa 1974-1975
A strategy sheet from the South Bend-Mishawaka Women's Political Caucus, which Gloria Kaufman was part of.
This document describes how to successfully apply for funds for community projects through the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act…
This document describes how to successfully apply for funds for community projects through the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act…
"When God Was a Woman" lecture, 1978 January 24
A B250 lecture by Gloria Kaufman.
This lecture argues that in the past, a goddess was worshipped, instead of a male god. Kaufman also argues that conquerors brought the idea of a male god to other peoples, and women were more powerful when…
This lecture argues that in the past, a goddess was worshipped, instead of a male god. Kaufman also argues that conquerors brought the idea of a male god to other peoples, and women were more powerful when…
"The Fantasy Game," circa 1978
"The Fantasy Game" is a short humorous essay about using fantasy to feel powerful. Kaufman tells readers to imagine a more feminist world in order to survive everyday sexism.