urn:taro:uh.warc.00015 Tucker and Myers Texas Council on Family Violence Records, 1974-2001 Text converted by SPI Content Sciences Inc., March 2003. Finding aid written in English. Descriptive Summary Tucker and Myers Texas Council on Family Violence Records 1974-2001 Formed in 1978, the Texas Council on Family Violence (TCFV) was the first statewide organization to address explicitly the issue of domestic violence. The Tucker and Myers Texas Council on Family Violence (TCFV) Records contains written records of the organization, as well as photographs and ephemera from the group. Items in the collection range in date from 1974 to 2001 and were collected by Debby Tucker and Toby Myers. 20 boxes; 15 linear feet 1998-005 Special Collections, University of Houston Libraries Organization History

Formed in 1978, the Texas Council on Family Violence (TCFV) was the first statewide organization to address explicitly the issue of domestic violence. According to their 1995 by-laws, the group was organized for charitable purposes as a non-profit membership organization for autonomous, community-based battered women's shelters, related organizations, and concerned others. The TCFV's purposes are to assist and empower battered women and their children and to eliminate violence against women, largely by advancing the shelter movement in Texas. According to the TCFV, Texas women's shelters originated in 1875, when Martha McWhirter opened a shelter in Belton. It was over 100 years later, in 1977 that another shelter opened in Austin, emerging out of the growing awareness of women's issues generated by the National Women's Conference held in Houston that year. A shelter in Houston soon followed.

With only six member shelters at the time of formation, the TCFV focused on obtaining state support and funding for programs. By 1994 the organization had expanded and more shelters had been opened, swelling the membership rolls to sixty shelters. In addition, the TCFV has been effective in generating financial support at the state level for shelters. Having allotted $200,000 in 1979, the state granted $9.1 million in 1994 to the shelter program. Lobbying for protective legislation has also been an important part of the TCFV's mission. The organization played a role in passing legislation that grants protective orders for women, allows officers to arrest an assault suspect without a warrant, increases penalties for violent sexual crimes against children, requires training for law enforcement officers in domestic violence issues, and defines and punishes stalking. In addition, the TCFV initiated and helped to develop the National Domestic Violence Hotline, which opened in 1996. With the backing of President Clinton, a national toll-free number was established to assist and counsel victims of domestic violence and to educate the general public. Mindful of reaching out to minority groups, the TCFV has also established an African-American Task Force, a Latina Task Force, and a Lesbian Task Force.

 Scope and Contents

The Tucker and Myers Texas Council on Family Violence (TCFV) Records contains written records of the organization, as well as photographs and ephemera from the group. Items in the collection range in date from 1974 to 2001, with most of the material dating from the 1990s. The bulk of the collection details the various activities of the group since its inception in 1978, including conferences attended or organized, political and legislative activity, and various shelters throughout the state.

The collection is arranged into eight series: Administrative Materials, International Development Project, Programs, Workshops/Conferences, Political/Legislative/Legal Materials, Publications, Clippings, Photographs and Ephemera. The original arrangement and subject headings have been retained as much as possible, although some reorganization was necessary to facilitate research. Basic preservation procedures, including removing staples, tape, and paperclips, were applied to the collection, which was generally in very good physical condition. Each series description includes a description of its organization, either chronological or alphabetical. Oversize items are listed within their appropriate series.

In the summer of 1998 and in January 2002, additional material was received from Toby Myers. This material was incorporated into the previously processed material. The majority of the additional material consisted of publications, administrative and program records, and ephemera. Researchers may wish to consult other collections held at the Women's Archives at the University of Houston, including the Marjorie Randal National Women's Conference Collection, 1977-1980; the Nikki Van Hightower Papers, 1967-1997; the Houston Area Women's Center (HAWC) Records, Photographs and Ephemera Collections, including the years 1975-1990; and the HAWC Council for Abused Women Family Violence Program Records, 1978-1984. In addition, several items from the Tucker and Myers Texas Council on Family Violence Records have been cataloged. A complete listing appears with the Publications series description. Complete runs of the Centerline and Catalyst, HAWC newsletters, are cataloged and available in the University of Houston Archives.

Acronyms Employed in the Collection and Finding Aid ARCC: Austin Rape Crisis Center AVDA: Aid to Victims of Domestic Abuse BIGNO: Bingo Is Good for Non-profit Organizations BIPP: Battering Intervention and Prevention Project CBW: Center for Battered Women CSW: Commission on the Status of Women DV/COPP: Domestic Violence Coalition on Public Policy HAWC: Houston Area Women's Center NCADV: National Coalition Against Domestic Violence NDVH: National Domestic Violence Hotline NNEDV: National Network to End Domestic Violence NTCDSV: National Training Center on Domestic and Sexual Violence S.A.F.E.: Sexual Assault Forum for Empowerment (in care of the Austin Rape Crisis Center) S.T.O.P.: Services, Training, Officers, Prosecutors (S.T.O.P. Violence Against Women) TCFV: Texas Council on Family Violence VAWA: [National] Violence Against Women Act VAWnet: Violence Against Women [electronic] network (in care of the National Resource Center on Domestic Violence) Preferred Citation

Tucker and Myers Texas Council on Family Violence Records Courtesy of Special Collections, University of Houston Libraries.

 Accquisition

Donations 1998-2002 by Debbie Tucker and Toby Myers

 Processed by

Scout Blum, August 1998, Joanie South-Shelley, July 2000, and Libby Walen, August 2002

 Access Restrictions

Open for research.

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 Index Terms

Terms are either Library of Congress Subject Headings or taken from local sources.

 Subjects (Persons) Tucker, Debby Myers, Toby Subjects (Organizations) Texas Council on Family Violence. Subjects Family Violence--Texas--Houston. Formats Records Photographs Ephemera Detailed Description 1 1-106 Administrative Materials

This series contains 109 folders (three of which are oversize) spanning the years 1978 to 2001. It covers the TCFV's administrative and financial matters and is divided into eight sub-series: Reports/Documents, Financial Materials, Board of Directors, Membership, Committees/Task Forces, Staff, Volunteer Handbook, Awards, and Miscellaneous. In most cases non-dated items have been placed after similar or related items.

 1 1-27 Reports/Documents

This sub-series consists of twenty-seven folders covering the years 1978-2001, with the bulk of the material dating from the 1990s. It contains proposals, activity and project reports, work plans, contracts, surveys, studies and other similar documents used or produced by the TCFV's administration. The material is arranged chronologically.

 1 1-2 Proposal: Center for the Prevention of Family Violence, 1978 1 3 Funding Proposal: Levi Strauss, 1982 1 4 Domestic Violence Statistics, 1992-1995 1 5 Domestic Violence Information, undated 1 6-9 Annual Reports, 1992-1996 1 10 Work Plans, 1994-1996 1 11-15 Monthly Activity Reports, 1995-1998 1 16 System Analysis Report, December 1995 1 17 Review of Family Violence Program Provider Manual, 1995 1 18 Press Conference, August 1995 1 19 Library Catalog Production, January 1996, undated 1 20 Plan of Operation, 1996 1 21 Texas Department of Human Services Contract/Certification, 1997 1 22 State Coalition Survey, 1997 1 23 State Coalitions Listing, undated 1 24 Organizational Study, 1998 1 25 Mission Statement, 2001 1 26 Potential Projects Report, undated 1 27 The Development of Women's Services in Austin, Texas, undated 1, 19 Financial Materials

This sub-series consists of eight folders (one of which is oversize) spanning the years 1982-1997. It contains revenue and expense statements, budgets, reports, a certificate, and a very small amount of non-dated miscellaneous financial records. The material has been arranged chronologically.

 1 28 Budget, 1995 1 29 Financial Management Report, 1995 1 30 Budget, 1996 1 31 Financial Reports, Sept. 1996-April 1997 1 32 Revenues/Expenditures, 1997 1 33 Corporate Franchise Tax Certificate, 1997 1 34 Department of Human Services Family Violence Budgets 1993-1997 1 35 Miscellaneous, undated 19 1 Revenue/Expense Statements (Oversize), 1982-1992 1 36-53 Board of Directors

This sub-series consists of eighteen folders covering the years 1992-2001. It contains minutes of meetings, retreat planning, correspondence and informational packets. This material has been arranged chronologically. The bulk of the sub-series is made up of the 1995 Board of Directors Manual, which consists of eleven folders and has its own subheading after the rest of the material. It remains in its original order.

 1 36-37 Board Meetings, November-December 1995 1 38 Board Retreat Materials 1992-1995, November 1995 1 39 Executive Director, 1996-1998 1 40 Board of Directors Application/Information, 1997-1998 1 41 Board Member Resignation: Toby Myers, June 23, 1998 1 42 Board Member Packet, 2001 1 43-53 Board of Directors Manual 1 43 Cover Page/Table of Contents, August 1995 1 44 Staff Listing, August 1995 1 45 Executive Director Job Description, August 1995 1 46 Mission and Goals, August 1995 1 47 By-laws, August 1995 1 48 Membership Policy, August 1995 1 49 Travel Policy, August 1995 1 50 Grievance Policy, August 1995 1 51 Task Force Policy, August 1995 1 52 Endorsement Policy, August 1995 1 53 1994 Annual Report, August 1995 1 54-64 Membership

This sub-series consists of eleven folders spanning the years 1994-2001. It contains TCFV membership information packets and applications, advertising for and records from membership meetings, and member correspondence. The material has been arranged chronologically.

 1 54 Organizational Information, undated 1 55-59 General Membership Meetings, 1994-2001 1 60 Regional Membership Meetings, 1998 1 61 Membership Resignation: AVDA, 1998 1 62 Tucker, Buel & Associates Correspondence, 1998, undated 1 63 Membership Form Letters, 2001 1 64 Membership Drive Information, undated 1 65-78 Committees/Task Forces

This sub-series consists of fourteen folders covering the years 1994-1999. It contains committee membership information, forms and listings, and committee member correspondence. This material has been arranged chronologically. The bulk of the sub-series is made up of the 1996 Public Policy Committee Manual, which consists of ten folders and has its own subheading after the rest of the material. It remains in its original order.

 1 65 Public Policy Committee Letter to Attorney General, 1994 1 66 Committees Listing, 1995 1 67 Committees/Task Forces Membership Drive, 1999 1 68 Public Policy Committee Member Resignation: Rhonda Gerson, 1999 1 69 Training/Education Request Form, undated 1 70-78 Public Policy Committee Manual 1 70 Cover Page/Membership Information, 1995-1996 1 71 Meeting Information, November 4, 1995 1 72 Meeting Information, January 13, 1996 1 73 National Legislation, 1995 1 74 Statewide Legislation, August 1995 1 75 S.T.O.P. Violence Against Women in Texas Strategy, October 1995 1 76 Articles: Texas Senate Concurrent Resolution 26, undated 1 77 Texas Caller ID Information, 1994 1 78 Model Code on Domestic and Family Violence, January 1994 1 79-91 Staff

This sub-series consists of thirteen folders dating from 1981-1998, with the bulk dating from the 1990s. It contains employment information such as job descriptions and postings, timesheets, evaluation forms, and charts of staff organization. Materials have been arranged chronologically. Part of the sub-series is four folders of information about Debby Tucker as a staff member of TCFV. This material has been arranged chronologically under a separate subheading.

 1 79 Job Descriptions, 1981-1992 1 80 Timesheet, 1992 1 81 Employee/Supervisor Evaluation Forms, 1995 1 82 Staff/Advisory Council Organization, August 1995 1 83 TCFV/NDVH Job Postings, 1995-1996 1 84 Staff Organization, 1996 1 85 Job Description Analysis, 1996 1 86 Job Openings, 1998 1 87 Staff Positions Vote Tally, undated

1 88-91 Debby Tucker 1 88 Master's Thesis, 1981 1 89 Biographies, Curricula Vitae, 1982-1996 1 90 Personnel File, 1983-1996 1 91 Timesheets, February-March 1996 1 92-100 Volunteer Handbook

This sub-series contains nine folders, which made up the 1979 Volunteer Handbook of the TCFV. It includes the organization's history and development, counseling skills and procedures, legal aid and other information necessary to TCFV volunteers. Original order has been maintained.

 1 92 Cover Page/Contents/Introduction, September 1979 1 93 History and Development, September 1979 1 94 Volunteer Program, September 1979 1 95 House Management, September 1979 1 96 Counseling Skills and Procedures, September 1979 1 97 Resources and Referrals, September 1979 1 98 Legal Information, September 1979 1 99 Children, September 1979 1 100 First Aid, September 1979 1, 19 Awards

This sub-series consists of seven folders (one of which is oversize) and covers the years 1978-2000. The sub-series contains materials from various award presentations in which the TCFV participated, either as a host or as a winner. It also contains a separate subheading for Debby Tucker's awards and certificates. Some oversize awards, including framed awards, lack folders. All materials have been arranged chronologically.

 1 101 Award Presentations, 1983-2000 1 102 Ator Award, 1992

Debby Tucker

 1 103 Awards/Certificates, 1978-1999, undated 19 13 Awards (Oversize), 1978, 1991-1998 19 Awards (Oversize), 1990-1991 1 104-106 Miscellaneous

This sub-series contains three folders of largely non-dated materials, which do not relate directly to another sub-series in the Administrative Materials series. It includes items of Debby Tucker's correspondence, blank paper with various letterheads, and materials such as newspaper cartoons, unidentified maps, handwritten lists, and a contest entry form. Items with dates are arranged chronologically.

 1 104 Debby Tucker: Miscellaneous Correspondence 1995-1996, undated 1 105 Miscellaneous Letterheads, undated 1 106 Miscellaneous, undated 2 1-36 International Development Project

This series consists of thirty-six folders spanning the years 1980-1983, mainly covering Toby Myers's excursion to Germany in 1981-1982, where she researched international women's shelters. It is divided into five sub-series: Administrative, Shelter Information, Articles, Publications, and Scrapbook.

 2 1-8 Administrative

This sub-series contains eight folders of administrative and financial materials from the International Development Project. Materials date from 1981-1983 and have been arranged chronologically.

 2 1 Project Proposal, 1981 2 2 Correspondence: M.G. Yoes, Jr., 1981-1982 2 3 Miscellaneous Correspondence, July-December 1981 2 4 First Quarterly Report, [November 1981] 2 5 Miscellaneous Correspondence, January-March 1982 2 6 Second Quarterly Report, [February 1982] 2 7 Miscellaneous Correspondence, April 1982-April 1983 2 8 Third and Fourth Quarterly Report, [August 1982] 2 9-19 Shelter Information

This sub-series contains eleven folders of material dating from 1981-1982 as well as a good deal of non-dated material. It includes informational packets and contacts from women's shelters in England, Germany and France. The material has been divided into two sections, Shelters and General Information, and has been arranged alphabetically under each.

 2 9-15 Shelters 2 9 Chiswick, undated 2 10 Freiburg, undated 2 11 Frieden, undated 2 12 Heidelberg, undated 2 13 Kassel, undated 2 14 Siegen, 1982 2 15 Strasbourg, 1982 2 16-19 General Information 2 16 Address Lists, May 1981-January 1982 2 17 Frauenhaus Info National Booklet, January 1982 2 18 Frauenhaus Info National Booklet, June 1982 2 19 Miscellaneous, May-September 1982 2 20-22 Articles

This sub-series consists of three folders that cover the years 1980-1983 and contains article drafts and clippings relevant to the International Development Project. Material has been arranged according to origin (American or European) and chronologically within the folders.

 2 20 American, December 1981 2 21 European, Jan.1980-March 1983 2 22 European, undated 2 23-34 Publications

This sub-series contains twelve folders of newsletters and magazines from the years 1981-1982 and some non-dated publications. European feminist groups and shelters produced these publications. Materials have been arranged alphabetically by title.

 2 23 Courage, April 1982 2 24 Courage, June 1982 2 25 Emma, October 1981 2 26 Emma, November 1981 2 27 Emma, June 1982 2 28 Feminist, Der, undated 2 29 Frauenhaus Heidelberg, undated 2 30 Gewalt Gegen Frauen, undated 2 31 Jugend, Familie und Gesundheit, March 22, 1982 2 32 Leveller, The, February 4, 1982 2 33 Melusine, November 2, 1981 2 34 Trennungsratgeber, Der, undated 2 35-36 Scrapbook

This sub-series is made up of two folders containing the pages from a binder-style scrapbook compiled during the years 1981-1982. Photographs in the scrapbook had been stapled to the pages. These staples have been removed and the scrapbook dismantled. The photographs remain with copies of the pages in this sub-series. Original order has been maintained.

 2 35-36 Scrapbook, 1981-1982 2-3 Programs

This series contains 111 folders covering the years 1974-2001. It includes shelters and projects affiliated with the TCFV. It is divided into six sub-series: Austin Rape Crisis Center, Battering Intervention and Prevention Project, Center for Battered Women, National Domestic Violence Hotline, National Training Center on Domestic and Sexual Violence, and SafePlace.

 2 37-62 Austin Rape Crisis Center (ARCC)

This sub-series consists of twenty-five folders and covers the years 1974-1997, with the bulk of the material dating from the 1990s. It has been divided into three sub-sub-series Administrative, Financial, and Publications. Within the Administrative material, the researcher may be particularly interested in the 1996 Feasibility Study for the merger of the ARCC with the Center for Battered Women (to form SafePlace in 1998). Material within each sub-sub-series is arranged chronologically. Non-dated material has been placed with similar or related material.

 2 37-54 Administrative 2 37 Articles of Incorporation/By-laws, 1974 2 38 Proposal for Funding, 1976 2 39 Executive Director's Report, 1977 2 40 Strategic Plan for Development, 1995 2 41 Staff Organization/Action Plan Packet, July-August 1996 2 42 Personnel Policies, 1996 2 43 Personnel Information, undated 2 44 Operating Plan, 1996 2 45 Planning Meetings, 1996 2 46 Annual Report, 1996 2 47 Awards/Certificates, 1996-1997 2 48 Tucker, Buel and Associates Consultation and Transition Plan, Sept. 1996-Jan. 1997 2 49-51 Feasibility Study: Merger of Austin Rape Crisis 2 52-54 Center and Center for Battered Women, 1997 2 52 Services and Mission Statement, 1997 2 53 Client Totals, undated 2 54 Case Record Form, undated 2 55-59 Financial 2 55 Budgets/Miscellaneous Financial Information, 1976-1977 2 56 Tax Exemption Form, [1990] 2 57 Financial Statements/Reports, 1995 2 58 Fundraising Form Letter, December 1996 2 59 Budgets/Statements, 1996-1997 2 60-62 Publications 2 60 Reaching Out Newsletter, 1996 2 61 Information for Chronicle Article, October 1996 2 62 Miscellaneous Pamphlets/Flyers, undated 3 1-11 Battering Intervention and Prevention Project (BIPP)

This sub-series contains eleven folders and covers the years 1992-1998. It has been divided into three sub-sub-series Administrative, Financial, and Publications. This sub-series is strong in information about administering individual Battering Intervention and Prevention programs. Materials within each sub-sub-series have been arranged chronologically.

 3 1-4 Administrative 3 1 Report to the Legislature, 1992 3 2 Project Guidelines, September 1, 1995 3 3 Programs: Articles of Organization, 1995 3 4 Training Event, 1998 3 5-7 Financial 3 5 Financial Reports and Notes, 1995 3 6 Financial Reports, 1997 3 7 Fundraising, 1997-1998 3 8-11 Publications 3 8 Pamphlets, 1990-1997, undated 3 9-11 Technical Assistance Packets, 1994-1995, 1998 3, 19 Center for Battered Women (CBW)

This sub-series consists of forth-four folders (one of which is oversize) covering the years 1976-1997. It has been divided into four sub-sub-series Administrative, Financial, Publications, and Miscellaneous. Materials within each sub-sub-series are arranged chronologically with non-dated material filed with related material.

 3, 19 Administrative 3 12 Committees and Conference Preparation, 1976 3 13 Personnel Policy, 1977 3 14 Personnel Information, 1977, undated 3 15 House Policies and Liability Release, 1978 3 16 Certificate/Articles of Incorporation, 1978-1979 3 17 By-laws, 1978 3 18 Anniversaries/Celebrations, 1979-1987, 1997, undated 3 19 Debby Tucker: Awards/Recognitions, 1979-1981, 1987, undated 3 20 Public Relations Correspondence and Informational Packet, 1980 3 21 Correspondence: Dan Rather, November 1980 3 22 Staff Planning Document, 1980 3 23 Volunteer/Employment Flyers, 1981-1982, undated 3 24 Employee Evaluations, 1981 3 25 Job Descriptions, undated 3 26 Job Application Process, undated 3 27 Board of Directors Minutes, February 22, 1982 3 28 History and Procedures, 1985, undated 3 29 Annual Report, 1995 3 30 Handbook, undated 19 2 Site Plan (Oversize), undated 3 31-41 Financial 3 31 Financial Management Information, 1977 3 32 Budget Figures, 1978-1981 3 33-36 Financial Reports, 1978-1981 3 37 Contribution Note: Lady Bird Johnson, 1981 3 38-39 Fundraising, 1981, 1983, undated 3 40 The Shelter Fund, undated 3 41 Financial Statements, 1982 3 42-53 Publications 3 42 Victimology Journal Article, 1978 3 43-50 Newsletters, 1980-1997 3 51 Pamphlets, 1981, undated 3 52 Flyers, undated 3 53 A Preliminary Look at Life Styles…, undated 3 54-55 Miscellaneous 3 54 Miscellaneous Blank Stationery, undated 3 55 Newspaper Cartoon, 1981 3 56-77 National Domestic Violence Hotline (NDVH)

This sub-series contains twenty-two folders and spans the years 1992-2001. It covers the development of the National Domestic Violence Hotline, which the TCFV initiated. It has been divided into two sub-sub-series Administrative and Publications. The bulk of the material consists of information about the 1996 White House Reception and Grand Opening of the Hotline. Materials within each sub-sub-series have been arranged chronologically.

 3 56-71 Administrative 3 56 Project Proposal, 1992-1993 3 57 Implementation Plans, Dec. 1995-Feb. 1996 3 58 Operation/Procedures, February 1996 3 59 White House Reception/Grand Opening General File, Feb. 21-Sept. 30, 1996 3 60 White House Reception Preparatory Materials, 1996 3 61 White House Reception Miscellaneous Notes, 1996 3 62 White House Reception Contact Information, 1996 3 63 White House Reception/Grand Opening Brochures and Invitations, 1996 3 64 White House Reception Correspondence, 1996 3 65 Note from Bill Clinton, 1996 3 66 Remarks by the President, 1996 3 67 Post-Grand Opening Party, 1996 3 68 Updates, 1998 3 69 Call to Action Luncheon, March 30, 2000 3 70 Fifth Anniversary, 2001 3 71 Five-Year Report, 2001 3 72-77 Publications 3 72-75 Hotlines Newsletter, 1994-2001 3 76 Relationship Quiz (Bilingual), undated 3 77 Miscellaneous Pamphlets, undated 3 78-81 National Training Center on Domestic and Sexual Violence (NTCDSV)

This sub-series consists of four folders dating from 1998-2000 and arranged chronologically. All material is administrative with most of it is relating to grant applications.

 3 78 VAWA Grant Proposal, September 1998 3 79 Organizational/Employment Information, March 1999 3 80 Administrative/Financial Reports for Grants, March 11, 1999 3 81 Inventory, November 7, 2000 3 82-86 SafePlace

This sub-series consists of five folders covering the years 1998-2001. Four of the folders contain administrative materials and the fifth contains newsletters published by SafePlace. Materials have been arranged chronologically.

 3 82 Executive Director's Report, 1998 3 83 Correspondence: Debby Tucker, 1998, undated 3 84 Anniversaries/Celebrations, 1998-1999, 2001 3 85 Fundraising, 1998, 2000-2001 3 86 Vision & Voice Newsletter, 1998-2001 3-4, 19 Workshops/Conferences

This series contains forty-four folders spanning the years 1977-2001. It has been divided into two sub-series Workshops and Conferences, the bulk of the material being in the Conferences sub-series. The series is particularly strong in materials regarding the annual Texas Statewide Family Violence Conferences, including pamphlets, conference packets and other information about each of the annual conferences from 1982 to 2001.

 3 87-91 Workshops

This sub-series consists of five folders and covers the years 1993-1996. It contains information about training workshops sponsored by the TCFV including preparatory work, handouts, flyers and pamphlets. Materials are arranged chronologically.

 3 87 Fast Course Handouts on Family Violence, 1993 3 88 Family Advocacy Staff Training Workshops, 1993-1994 3 89 Healing the Healers Workshops, 1993, 1995 3 90 Training Brochure Production Schedule, 1994 3 91 Executive Directors' Retreat/Workshop, 1996 3-4, 19 Conferences

This sub-series consists of thirty-nine folders (one of which is oversize) and covers the years 1977-2001. It contains information about conferences either sponsored by or attended by the TCFV. About half of the sub-series is made up of materials from the TCFV's annual Statewide Family Violence Conferences during the years 1982-2001. The sub-series is also strong in instructional materials on domestic violence for administrators, legal professionals, and police forces. Materials are arranged chronologically.

 3 92 Texas Women's Meeting, 1977 3 93 National Women's Studies Association, 1979 3 94-98 Statewide Family Violence Conferences, 1982-1986 4 1-13 Statewide Family Violence Conferences, 1987-1998, 2001 4 14 NCADV National Conference, July 30-August 4, 1990 4 15 Texas Military Victim Assistance Conference, April-June 1995 4 16-17 S.A.F.E. Conferences, 1995-1996 4 18-19 Coordinated Community Response to Domestic Violence, Aug. 31-Sept. 2, 1998 4 20 Domestic Violence Education in Texas Law Schools, April 15-16, 1999 4 21 Next Millennium Conference, August 29-Sept. 1, 1999 4 22 Texas Advocates, January 24-25, 2000 4 23 Independence Day, Nov. 27-Dec. 8, 2000 4 24-25 The Changing Role of Law Enforcement in Ending Violence Against Women, December 4-6, 2000 4 26-28 Expert Witnesses for Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Cases, June 18-20, 2001 4 29-31 Crafting Individualized Services for Women, September 10-12, 2001 19 3 Conference Binder Covers (Oversize), 2001 5, 19 Political/Legislative/Legal Materials

This series consists of thirty-three folders (one of which is oversize) and spans the years 1980-2001. It is divided into three sub-series: Political, Legislative, and Legal. The bulk of the series is made up of lobbying and informational materials produced by the TCFV and directed toward Texas legislators. The series is strong in Texas Senate Resolutions as well.

 5 1-6 Political

This sub-series contains six folders of materials that are political in nature but are not geared toward legislation. The bulk of the sub-series is made up of correspondence between Debby Tucker and various politicians, both inside and outside of Texas. Materials date from 1980-1998 and are arranged chronologically.

 5 1 Debby Tucker Correspondence: Commission on the Status of Women, 1980 5 2 Debby Tucker Correspondence: Politicians, 1990, 1994-1996 5 3 Correspondence and News: Bob Bullock, 1992-1995 5 4 Funeral Program: Kathleen Carlin, 1996 5 5 Invitation to Presidential Inauguration, 1997 5 6 Biography: Sheila Keuhl, 1998 5, 19 Legislative

This sub-series consists of twenty-five folders (one of which is oversize) covering the years 1981-2001. It contains information exchanged between the TCFV and the Texas Legislature, including lobbying and informational packets and flyers, Senate and House Bills and Resolutions, and various reports. Two Presidential proclamations (oversize) are also included. Materials are arranged chronologically.

 5 7 Shelter Information Packet for Legislators, 1981 5 8 Texas Senate Resolutions, 1981 5 9 TCFV: Legislative Liaison, 1983 5 10 Texas Senate Resolutions, 1983 5 11 Family Violence Protection Act/Texas Senate Resolution, 1985 5 12 TCFV: Legislative Concerns, 1987 5 13 Texas Senate Bills and Resolutions, February-May 1989 5 14 Final Legislative Report, June 1989 5 15 Shelter Information Flyer for Legislators, 1991 5 16 Texas Senate Resolutions, 1991 5 17 TCFV: Flyers and Legislative Agendas, 1993 5 18 TCFV: Legislative Development History 1979-1995, 1995 5 19 TCFV: Legislative Issues Flyers/Pamphlets, 1995 5 20 TCFV: Legislative Changes, 1995 5 21 Governor's Report to the 74th Legislature, 1995 5 22 Texas Senate and House Resolutions, 1995 19 5 Presidential Proclamations (Oversize), 1995-1996 5 23 TCFV: Reports, Legislative Issues, 1996 5 24 TCFV: Final Report, 1997 5 25 TCFV: Legislative Flyers/Brochures, 1998 5 26 TCFV: Legislative Issues, 1999 5 27 Journal of the Senate (Texas), May 24, 2001 5 28 TCFV: Mid-Session Report, 2001 5 29 Texas House Resolutions and Bills, undated 5 30 Shelter Information Packet and Brochures for Legislative Activity, undated 5 31-32 Legal

This sub-series consists of two folders and covers the years 1995-1996 and 2001, arranged chronologically. It contains information about the Daniel Johnson legal case (involving Senate Concurrent Resolution 26 on clemency for criminals who suffered family violence) and an order from the Texas Supreme Court.

 5 31 Daniel Johnson Legal Case, Nov. 1995-July 1996 5 32 Texas Supreme Court Order, 2001 5-8, 19, 20 Publications

This series includes 112 folders covering the years 1977-2001, with the bulk of material dating from the 1990s. It is divided into two sub-series: In-House and Outside. In-House publications were produced by the TCFV. Outside publications were produced by organizations or companies, other than TCFV, many of which were affiliated with the TCFV. Of the publications, the Nexus newsletters are particularly helpful in researching the history of the TCFV's relationships with similar organizations. Nexus was originally published by the TCFV, and later by the National Network to End Domestic Violence. All issues of Nexus have been placed in the Outside sub-series to facilitate research.

 5-6, 19 In-House

This sub-series consists of forty-seven folders (two of which are oversize) spanning the years 1981-2000. It has been divided into five sub-sub-series: Newsletters, Directories, Manuals/Reports, Overhead Transparencies and Pamphlets. The TCFV produced the materials for use by its members and by members of similar domestic violence and women's rights organizations, by legal professionals, and by police and civil servants. The sub-series is particularly strong in domestic violence instructional manuals for communities. Materials within each sub-sub-series are arranged chronologically. In order to aid research and promote use of the collection, several items from this sub-series have been cataloged, including:

Title Call Number River, The HV 6626.22.T45 Texas Council on Family Violence HV 6626.22.T45 T48 Update HV 6626.22.T45 U6
5, 19 Newsletters 5 33 Focus, January 1982 5 34 Texas Enquirer (photocopy), September 1983 19 10 Texas Enquirer (original) (Oversize), September 1983 5 35 The River, 1994, 1997 19 11 The River (Oversize), 1995 5 36-42 Directories 5 36 Shelter Services Directory, 1984 5 37 Domestic Violence Services Directory, 1993-1997 5 38 Foundation Directory Database Search, 1994 5 39 Resource Files Catalog, 1994 5 40-42 Library Catalog, 1996-1998 5-6 Manuals/Reports 5 43 Share What You've Got…, July 1981 5 44 A Stitch In Time Saves Nine, April 1982 5 45 Continuing the Fight Against Fists, April 1982 5 46 Elements for Success in the 80s, April 1982 5 47 Volunteers in Family Violence Shelters, April 1982 5 48 Dollars and $ense, 1982 5 48 Dollars and $ense, 1982 5 49 The Board of Directors, October 1983 5 50 Helping Men Who Batter, August 1984 5 51 Working Together for Change, 1987 6 1-4 Working Together for Change, 1993-1994, 1997 6 5 Family Violence Handbook, 1993 6 6 Statistics on Domestic Violence, 1994 6 7 The Relationship Between Substance Abuse and Domestic Violence, 1994 6 8 Technical Assistance Manual for Volunteer Programs, 1995 6 9 Executive Director Resource Manual, 1995 6 10 Listen Up! A Guide to Training Communities on Domestic Violence, 1997 6 11 Training Manual Project [Listen Up!], undated 6 12 Domestic Violence Is a Workplace Issue, 1997 6 13-14 General Information Technical Assistance Packets, March, December 1998 6 15 TCFV Training Institute, undated 6 16-17 Overhead Presentations 6 16 Overhead Transparencies, undated 6 17 Overhead Transparency Paper Templates, undated 6 18-26 Pamphlets 6 18 Fundraising, 1983-1994, undated 6 19-20 Membership, 1986, 1993-2000, undated 6 21-22 Committees/Task Forces, 1990-1995, undated 6 23-24 Training Workshops, 1990-1995, undated 6 25-26 Miscellaneous TCFV Pamphlets, 1990, 1998-2000, undated 6-8 Outside

This sub-series consists of sixty-five folders (seven of which are oversize) spanning the years 1977-2001 and including some non-dated materials. It has been divided into five sub-sub-series: Newsletters, Directories, Manuals/Reports, Articles/Public Awareness and Pamphlets. Organizations or companies other than the TCFV, both inside and outside of Texas, produced these publications. The sub-series is particularly strong in instructional manuals for administrators of battered women's shelters and similar programs. The newsletter Nexus, which was originally published by the TCFV and later by the National Network to End Domestic Violence, has been placed in the Outside sub-series to facilitate research. Materials within each sub-sub-series are arranged alphabetically by organization or company name.

 6 27-38 Newsletters 6 27 Austin Women's Political Caucus Newsletter, 1979 6 28 Austin Women's Political Caucus: Austin Women's Political Times, 1991 6 29 Commission on the Status of Women: Communique, 1977 6 30 Dan Morales Campaign: The New Texas Leader, 1990 6 31 Domestic Abuse Counseling Center: Update, August 1996 6 32 Formerly Battered Women's Task Force: Heartened, Nov. 1990-Jan. 1991 6 33 Michigan Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence: Review, 1999 6 34 Michigan Resource Center on Domestic and Sexual Violence: The Source Newsletter, 1999 6 35 National Clearinghouse for the Defense of Battered Women: Double-Time, October 1991 6 36 National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCADV): Voice, Spring 1991 6 37-38 National Network to End Domestic Violence (NNEDV): Nexus, 1993-1998 7, 19 Directories 7 1 NCADV: National Directory of Domestic Violence Programs, 1986 7 2-3 Reference Guides: Guide to Texas Statewide Elected Officials, 1994 19 4 (Cover) Guide to Texas Statewide… (Oversize) 1994 7 4 Texas Department of Human Resources: Family Violence Shelter Directory, July 1980 7 5-7 Texas Legislative Service: Texas Lobby Directories, 1993-1995 7 8-33 Manuals/Reports 7 8 Bexar County: Findings and Recommendations of the Domestic Violence Task Force, June 1983 7 9 Capitol Advantage, 1993 7 10 Center for Women Policy Studies: Response to the Victimization of Women…, 1986 7 11 Deming Partnership Community Collaborative, 1996-2000 7 12 Department of Defense Task Force on Domestic Violence: Initial Report. 2001 7 13 Domestic Violence Resource Network: Five-Year Report, 1998 7 14 Kentucky: Model Protocol for Local Coordinating Councils…, 1997 7 15 Levi Strauss Foundation: Annual Report, 1992 7 16 Lincoln/Lancaster Counties: Branching into Nonviolence, 2001 7 17 National Sheriffs' Association: Rural Law Enforcement Training, undated 7 18 National Training Center on Domestic and Sexual Violence: Community Checklist…, 1999 7 19 Office of the Governor: S.T.O.P. Violence Against Women in Texas, 1995 7 20 Orchard Communications: Qualitative Research on Outreach…, undated 7 21 Quincy, Massachusetts: Quincy Court Protocols and Manuals, 1992, undated 7 22 Senate Committee on Human Resources: Safe at Home, 1982 7 23 Senate Committee on Health and Human Resources: Summary of Action, January 1984 7 24 Steuben County, Indiana: Coordinated Community Response, undated 7 25-26 Texas Department of Human Resources: Family Violence Program Evaluation, 1981-1983 7 27-28 Texas Department of Human Services: Family Violence Program Provider Manuals, November 1995, undated 7 29 Texas Employment Commission: The A to Z of Employee Handbooks, 1992 7 30 Texas Lawyers Care: Where to Get Legal Help in Texas, 1995 7 31 Texas Medical Association: Domestic Violence: Start the Healing Now, undated 7 32 Texas Rural Legal Aid: Stopping the Violence: A Guide to Protective Orders, May 1986 7 33 Texas Rural Legal Aid: A Guide to Parole in Texas, 1997 8, 19, 20 Articles/Public Awareness 8 1 Austin Magazine (Article on Center for Battered Women), 1981 19 12 The Good Life (Article on Debby Tucker) (Oversize), 2001 8 2 Hogg Foundation: Family Violence: The Well-Kept Secret, 1979 8 3 Houston Health and Human Services: Preventing Violence (photocopy), 1993 20 2 Preventing Violence (original) (Oversize: Newspaper Special Report), 1993 8 4 National Sheriffs' Association: Concept Paper on Rural Law Enforcement Training, 1999 8 5 Reinelt, Claire: Towards a Theory of Political Practice, 1985 8 6 Sheriff Magazine (Article on Rural Law Enforcement Training), 2000 8 7 South Texas Law Review, July 1992 8 8 Tooele, Utah: Faces in the Shadows, 1999 8 9 Official U.S. Special Merit Award Projects: (Article on Center for Battered Women), 1987 8 10 Women's Network for Change: Six Minutes, undated 8 11-17 Pamphlets 8 11-17 Miscellaneous Pamphlets, 1979-2001, undated 8, 20 Clippings

This series contains fifty-seven folders (five of which are oversize) covering the years 1978-1999. It has been divided into three sub-series: Programs, Domestic/Family Violence/Related Issues, and Miscellaneous. The series contains articles clipped from newspapers, magazines and the Internet, as well as press releases, article manuscripts and drafts, and written responses to particular articles.

 8, 20 Programs

This sub-series consists of seven folders (one of which is oversize) covering the years 1979-1997. It contains newspaper and magazine articles about the Austin Rape Crisis Center and the Center for Battered Women as well as press releases from the Center for Battered Women. Materials are arranged by subject under the program's subheading (to maintain original order) and then chronologically within the subject.

 8, 20 Austin Rape Crisis Center 8 18 Special Report, 1996 20 2 Austin Rape Crisis Center (original) (Oversize: Newspaper Special Report), 1996 8 19-23 Center for Battered Women 8 19 General Articles, 1978-1987, 1997, undated 8 20 Press Releases, 1979-1980 8 21 Personalities, 1980-1981, undated 8 22 Funding, 1981, undated 8 23 Related Issues, 1981, undated 8, 20 Newspaper

This sub-series consists of forty-two folders (four of which are oversize) covering the years 1978-1999. It contains newspaper articles about domestic and family violence, sexual assault, general woman and child abuse and other related issues. The bulk of the clippings were taken from the Houston Chronicle during the years 1989-1999. Materials are arranged first alphabetically by newspaper title, next by subject within the title's clippings, and then chronologically within the subject. Articles from miscellaneous and unidentified newspapers appear at the end of the sub-series.

 8 24 Austin American-Statesman, 1978-1981, 1999, undated 8 25 Austin Citizen, 1979, undated 8 26 Chicago Tribune, 1993-1994 8 27 Dallas Morning News, March-June 1993 8 28-55 Houston Chronicle, 1989-1999, undated 8 56 Houston Post: Special Series, 1989 20 2 Houston Post (original) (Oversize: Newspaper Special Report), 1989 8 57 Houston Post, 1990-1994, undated 8 58 Houston Press, 1994 8 59 Lexington Herald-Leader (Kentucky), July 1992 20 2 Lexington Herald-Leader (original) (Oversize: Newspaper Special Report), July 1992 8 60 New York Times, 1990-1998, undated 8 61 Peninsula Clarion (Kenai, Alaska), June 1983 8 62 Times Union (Albany, New York), May 1996 20 2 Times Union (original) (Oversize: Newspaper Special Report), May 1996 8 63 USA Today, 1994-1995, undated 8 64 Washington Post, 1993 8 65 Miscellaneous and Unidentified Newspapers, 1989-1998, undated 20 2 Miscellaneous Newspaper Special Reports (Oversize), 1981-1996, undated 8 66-71 Miscellaneous

This sub-series consists of six folders dating from 1990-1999. It contains miscellaneous articles clipped from magazines and the Internet, manuscripts and drafts of articles (kept with Clippings to maintain original order), and material responding to the O.J. Simpson case and other domestic violence issues. Materials are arranged chronologically.

 8 66 Clipped Magazine Articles, 1990-1998, undated 8 67 Article Manuscript: Domestic Homicide in America, 1994 8 68 TCFV: O.J. Simpson Clippings/Response Sheet, 1994 8 69 Family Violence and Sexual Assault Bulletin: Articles and Responses, 1995 8 70 Internet Articles, 1998-1999, undated 8 71 Drafts of Miscellaneous Articles, 1998 9-14, 19 Photographs

This series consists of 280 folders, two loose photo album pages and two photo albums. It contains color and black and white photographs, negatives, proof sheets and color slides chronicling the development of the TCFV from the early 1980s to the late 1990s. The series includes photos of various Texas shelters, conferences, hearings, workshops and TCFV staff activities. It has been divided into eight sub-series: Administrative, Political/Legislative, Workshops, Conferences, Shelters, Slide Shows, Miscellaneous and Photo Albums. Debby Tucker dictated sheets of notes, included in some of the folders. Photographs with identifying notes written on the backs have been sleeved so that the backs are visible.

To maintain original order, photographs from Toby Myers's international excursion scrapbook have been kept in the International Development Project series.

A substantial number of prominent Texas politicians appear throughout the Photographs Series, including former Attorney General Jim Mattox, former Governor Mark White, former Lieutenant Governors Bill Hobby and Bob Bullock, Senator Mike Moncrief, former Mayor of San Antonio and Housing & Urban Development Secretary Henry Cisneros, and legislators Mary Polk and Lena Guerrero. In addition, there are several photographs from the White House conference for the opening of the National Domestic Violence Hotline.

 9, 19 Administrative

This sub-series contains forty-two folders that cover the years 1989-1995. Many of the items are undated. It has been divided into four sub-sub series based on format including: Prints, Proof Sheets, Slides, and Negatives. Images include individual and group shots of TCFV staff, volunteers and supporters as well as shots of the first two TCFV offices. To maintain original order, materials are arranged by subject: Individuals, Groups, and Offices.

 9, 19 Prints 9 1-5 Individuals 9 1 Edmunds, Mimi and Debby Tucker, undated 9 2 McArthur, Eve, undated 9 3 McArthur, Eve and Debby Tucker, undated 9 4 Russell, Jim, undated 9 5 Tucker, Debby, undated 9, 19 Groups 9 6-7 Staff Retreat, undated 9 8 Going Away Party: Melissa Eddy, September 11, 1992 19 6 Going Away Party: Melissa Eddy (Oversize), September 11, 1992 9 9 Staff/Volunteers at Work, March 1982 9 10-17 Staff/Volunteers at Work, undated 9 18-19 Offices 9 18 2525 Wallingwood, undated 9 19 West Lynn, undated 9 20-23 Proof Sheets 9 20 Debby Tucker Headshots, undated 9 21 Board Meeting, January 1990 9 22 NDVH Donors/Joycelin Elders, January 1994 9 23 Staff Retreat, May 1989 9 24-26 Slides 9 24-25 General Membership Meeting, March 1992 9 26 Staff/Volunteers at Work (Fort Bend County), July 1992 9 27-42 Negatives 9 27 Rodgers, Pam, November 1993 9 28 Membership Meeting, 1992 9 29 Board Meeting, January 1990 9 30 Training Seminar, May 1992 9 31 NDVH Donors/Joycelin Elders, January 1994 9 32-33 Staff Retreat, May 1989 9 34 Staff Retreat, May 1992 9 35-36 Staff Retreat, undated 9 37 Going Away Party: Melissa Eddy, September 11, 1992 9 38-41 Staff/Volunteers at Work, undated 9 42 2525 Wallingwood Office, undated 9-10, 19 Political/Legislative

This sub-series consists of thirty-nine folders (one of which is oversize) covering the years 1982-1998. Many items are non-dated. It has been divided into four sub-sub series based on format including: Prints, Proof Sheets, Slides, and Negatives. Images include shots of several prominent politicians and legislators, including former Texas governors Mark White and Ann Richards, group shots of lobbying organizations, and shots of various hearings. (Photographs of the National Domestic Violence Hotline conference at the White House are housed in the Conferences sub-series.) To maintain original order, materials are arranged by subject: Politicians, Legislative Activity, and Hearings.

 9-10, 19 Prints 9, 19 Politicians 9 43 Carlin, Kathleen and Debby Tucker, undated 9 44 Cornyn, John and Debby Tucker, undated 19 7 Moncrief, Mike (Oversize), undated 9 45 Richards, Ann, undated 9 46-47 Bill Signing: Governor White, 1985 9 48-53 Legislative Activity 9 48-50 Mary Polk Roast, undated 9 51 National Network to End Domestic Violence, 1994, 1998 9 52 Texans at First Meeting After VAWA Passage, [1994] 9 53 Texas Lobby Team, undated 9-10 Hearings 9 54-57 Reagan's Department of Justice Study Hearings (San Antonio), [1984] 9 58 Austin, [1986] 9 59 Austin, undated 9 60 El Paso, undated 10 1 Unidentified Hearing, [1982] 10 2-4 Unidentified Hearings, undated 10 5 Proof Sheets 10 5 Bullock, Bob, 1993 10 6-8 Slides 10 6 Unidentified: Austin, 1990 10 7-8 Ann Richards Inaugural Rally, [February 1991] 10 9-20 Negatives 10 9 Bill Signing: Governor White, 1985 10 10 Awake Walk, October 1993 10 11-13 Mary Polk Roast, undated 10 14-16 Reagan's Department of Justice Study Hearings (San Antonio), [1984] 10 17 Unidentified Hearing, [1982] 10 18-20 Unidentified Hearings, undated 10 21-47 Workshops

This sub-series consists of twenty-seven folders dating from 1984-1993. It has been divided into three sub-sub series based on format including: Prints, Proof Sheets, and Negatives. Images include shots of various training workshops hosted or attended by the TCFV. Materials are arranged chronologically.

 10 21-35 Prints 10 21-22 Unidentified Workshop, [1984] 10 23 Plainview, undated 10 24 Port Aransas, undated 10 25-35 Unidentified Workshops, undated 10 36 Proof Sheets 10 36 Advanced Advocacy Workshop, August 1993 10 37-47 Negatives 10 37 Unidentified Workshop, [1984] 10 38 Unidentified Workshop, 1988 10 39 Workshop in Laredo, May 1992 10 40 Advanced Advocacy Workshop, August 1993 10 41-47 Unidentified Workshops, undated 10-12, 19 Conferences

This sub-series contains seventy-six folders (one of which is oversize) covering the years 1982-1999. It has been divided into four sub-sub series based on format including: Prints, Proof Sheets, Slides, and Negatives. The bulk of the sub-series is made up of items depicting the TCFV's annual Statewide Family Violence Conferences. To maintain original order, materials have been arranged chronologically within subjects: Statewide Family Violence Conferences, Other Conferences, and Unidentified.

 10-11, 19 Prints 10 48-54 Statewide Family Violence Conferences 10 48-54 Statewide Family Violence Conferences, 1984-1986 11, 19 Other Conferences 11 1 TCFV Annual Meeting: Port Aransas, [1982] 11 2 University of Texas Law Center Conference, 1982 11 3-5 NCADV Conferences, 1982, 1986, undated 11 6 Unidentified Conference: Dallas, [May 1985] 11 7 White House Conference (NDVH), 1996 19 8 White House (NDVH) (Oversize), 1996 11 8 Millennium Conference/Marshalls Prize, 1999 11 9-13 Unidentified 11 9-12 Unidentified Conferences, undated 11 13 Unidentified Souvenir Group Photos, [1992] 11 14-17 Proof Sheets 11 14-15 Statewide Family Violence Conferences, 1993-1994 11 16 Shelter Development Conference, May 1990 11 17 Unidentified Conference, August 1992 11 18-24 Slides 11 18-24 Statewide Family Violence Conference, [1983] 11-12 Negatives 11 25-49 Statewide Family Violence Conferences, 1984-1992 12 1-10 Statewide Family Violence Conference, 1993-[1994] 12 11-12 NCADV Conferences, 1986, undated 12 13-15 Shelter Development Conference, May 1990 12 16 Battering Intervention and Prevention Project, July 1991 12 17 Unidentified Conference: Dallas, [May 1985] 12 18 Unidentified Conference, August 1992 12 19-20 Unidentified Conferences, undated 12-13 Shelters

This sub-series consists of sixty-one folders covering the years 1980-1992 with several non-dated items. It has been divided into three sub-sub-series based on format including: Prints, Slides, and Negatives. Images include shots of various shelters, mainly in Texas, and their workers and volunteers. Materials have been arranged alphabetically by shelter name. Miscellaneous and unidentified shelters are listed at the end of each format.

 12 21-46 Prints 12 21-22 Alpine Shelter, 1985, undated 12 23 Amarillo Shelter, undated 12 24 Angleton Shelter, 1984 12 25 Atascosa Shelter, [October 1992] 12 26 [Austin] Center for Battered Women, [1980], undated 12 27 Beaumont Shelter, 1985 12 28 El Paso Shelter, undated 12 29 Galveston Shelter, undated 12 30 Garland Shelter, undated 12 31 Greenville Shelter, 1984 12 32 Longview Shelter, undated 12 33 Lubbock Shelter, undated 12 34-35 McAllen Shelter, undated 12 36 Plainview Shelter, undated 12 37 Seguin Shelter, 1984 12 38 Strasburg (France) Shelter, undated 12 39 Waco Shelter, 1992 12 40-46 Miscellaneous/Unidentified Shelters, undated 13 1-24 Slides 13 1 Atascosa Shelter, [October 1992] 13 2 Bastrop Shelter, [March 1992] 13 3 Bay Area Women's Shelter, August 20, 1992 13 4 Beaumont Shelter Site Visit, undated 13 5 Dallas Shelter, 1991-1992 13 6 Fort Bend Shelter, undated 13 7 Fort Worth Shelter, August 1992 13 8 Haskell Shelter, September 1992 13 9 Huntsville Shelter, undated 13 10 Marble Falls Shelter, [August 1992] 13 11 McAllen Shelter, undated 13 12 Midland Shelter, August 1992 13 13 Midland Shelter Site Visit, undated 13 14 Northwest Assistance Ministries Shelter, September 1992 13 15 Northwest Houston Shelter, Oct. 1991-Sept. 1992 13 16 Perryton Shelter, September 1992 13 17 Round Rock Shelter, August 1992 13 18-19 San Antonio Shelter, October 1992 13 20 Waco Shelter, 1992 13 21 Site Visits: Miscellaneous Houston Area, undated 13 22-23 Site Visits: Panhandle, February 1992 13 24 Site Visit: Unidentified Shelter, June 1992 13 25-35 Negatives 13 25-26 Alpine Shelter, undated 13 27 Corpus Christi Shelter, 1992 13 28 Garland Shelter, undated 13 29 Plainview Shelter, undated 13 30 Seguin Shelter, 1984 13 31 Site Visit: Unidentified Shelter, May 1992 13 32-35 Miscellaneous/Unidentified Shelters, undated 13 36-52 Slide Shows

This sub-series contains seventeen folders dating from 1992 with several non-dated items. Items include slides and written material from educational slide shows presented by the TCFV. Materials are arranged chronologically.

 13 36-37 Slide Show Scripts, 1992, undated 13 38 First Step Slide Show Script, October 1992 13 39 First Step Slide Show Slides, October 1992 13 40 Slide Listing, undated 13 41-52 Miscellaneous Slide Show Slides, undated 13 53-64 Miscellaneous

This sub-series contains thirteen folders (one of which is oversize) of largely non-dated material. Dated items cover the years 1983 and 1993. Materials include miscellaneous proofs, negatives, photographs, and slides, such as Debby Tucker's bridal portraits, pictures of a musical performance, and other largely unidentified images. Dated materials are listed first, followed by non-dated materials.

 13 53 Jimmie Dale Gilmore Performance (Proofs), [October 1983] 13 54 Jimmie Dale Gilmore Performance (Negatives), [October 1983] 13 55 Miscellaneous Negatives, 1993 13 56 Debby Tucker Bridal Portrait, undated 19 9 Debby Tucker Bridal Portrait (Oversize), undated 13 57 Miscellaneous Photographs, undated 13 58-60 Miscellaneous Slides, undated 13 61-64 Miscellaneous Negatives, undated 14 Photo Albums

This sub-series contains two loose photo album sheets and two full photo albums covering the years 1986-1993. Pictures include shots of various conferences, some identified and some unidentified, and of individual members and supporters of the TCFV. (Photographs from Toby Myers's international excursion scrapbook are housed in the International Development Project series.) Most of the handwritten notes identifying conferences and individuals were written by Debby Tucker. Original order has been maintained.

 14 Loose Album Sheets: Unidentified Conference, 1993 14 Photo Album 1, 1986-1992 14 Photo Album 2, 1990-1993 15-18 Ephemera

This series contains six boxes of materials including posters, t-shirts, buttons and other items created or collected by members of the TCFV and related organizations. It has been divided into sub-series based on format. The six sub-series are: Posters, Videos, Tote Bags, Shirts, Pins/Buttons, and Miscellaneous. The Miscellaneous sub-series contains a variety of items such as key chains, nametags, bumper stickers, business cards, mugs, and others.

 15 Tote Bags

This sub-series contains seven tote bags created or collected by the TCFV. Dated items are listed first.

 15 Cream Tote Bag: Many Hands, One Movement: Stop Family Violence, [1990] 15 Cream Tote Bag: Next Millennium Conference, 1999 15 Cream Tote Bag: Friends of Women's Studies, undated 15 Green Tote Bag: Department of Justice, undated 15 Red Tote Bag: Alabama Medical Association, undated 15 Black Tote Bag: Jane Doe Safety Fund, undated 15 Black Tote Bag: End Violence Against Women undated 15-16 Shirts

This sub-series contains twenty-nine t-shirts and nightshirts created or collected by the TCFV. They cover the years 1988-1996 and include several non-dated shirts. Subjects of the shirts include advertising, memorabilia, political statements and others. Dated shirts have been arranged chronologically.

 15 Grey T-shirts (2): 10 Year Anniversary, 1988 15 Green T-shirt: Moving to the Head of the River, [1989] 15 Blue T-shirts (2): Moving to the Head…, [1989] 15 White T-Shirt: When We Turn Around, 1990 15 White T-Shirt: Governor Richards Headlines, 1990 15 White T-Shirt: A Woman's Place Is in the Dome, 1991 15 White T-shirt: Kaleidoscope Conference, 1991 15 Pink Nightshirt: Rediscover Liberation, [1992] 15 White T-shirt: Never Again, 1993 16 White T-shirt: Women, Community and Justice [1993] 16 White T-Shirt: ARCC Rally, 1994 16 Gold T-Shirt: The Beat Goes On (Art by Toby Myers), 1994 16 White T-Shirt: NGO Forum on Women, 1995 16 White T-shirts (2): I Helped Open the National Domestic Violence Hotline, [1996] 16 White T-Shirt: Clinton/Gore (autographed), undated 16 White T-shirt: TCFV, undated 16 White Nightshirts (3): TCFV, undated 16 White T-shirt: Bay Area Women's Center, undated 16 Navy T-Shirt: Another Man for Ann, undated 16 Purple T-Shirt: Cherokee County Crisis Center undated 16 Red T-shirt: Deep in the Heart, undated 16 Yellow T-Shirt: Hand-Drawn Art/Captions, undated 16 Tan T-shirt: Wife Beater Definition, undated 16 White T-shirt: Paradise Bingo, undated 17 Pins/Buttons

This sub-series includes various pins and buttons created or collected by the TCFV. They are almost entirely non-dated. Items are divided into Pins and Buttons, with the majority of the sub-series made up of buttons. Buttons have been arranged alphabetically by slogan.

 17 Pins 17 End Partner Violence, undated 17 St. Jude House: Break the Silence, undated 17 Crime Victims' Rights, undated 17 Buttons 17 All We Need Is Love, undated 17 BIGNO, undated 17 Born to Shop, undated 17 Choice, undated 17 Continuum of Violence, 1992 17 Denton County Friends of the Family, undated 17 DV/COPPs Is Key to Ending Domestic Violence, undated 17 Family Violence Hurts Everyone, undated 17 Feminism is the radical notion that women, are people. undated 17 F.O.P.C., undated 17 Join Us, We Care, undated 17 Keep Kathy Mayor, undated 17 Keep Your Laws Off My Body, undated 17 Love Makes a Family, undated 17 My Name Is Not Honey, undated 17 NCADV: Bringing the Vision Home, 1988 17 NCADV Pro Bono Presenter, undated 17 NCADV Steering Committee, undated 17 National Network to End Domestic Violence, undated 17 No Guns for Wife Beaters, undated 17 Older Women's League: Vote As Though Your Life Depended on It, undated 17 People First!, undated 17 Remember Martha: M.C.W.C.C., undated 17 Some Lovers Break More Than Hearts, undated 17 TCFV: Join Now!, undated 17 Volunteers Do It for Free, undated 17 We Haven't Come a Long Way and We're Not Babies, undated 17 We Took No Prisoners: 72nd Legislature, undated 17 White Women Against Racism, undated 20 3-4 Posters

This sub-series contains three folders (all oversize) of various posters used by the TCFV and related organizations. They cover the years 1979-2000, with a large number being non-dated. Purposes of the posters included group advertisement, membership drives, reminders of training events, mission statements, memorabilia and others. To maintain original order, they are arranged first by size, next by subject, and then chronologically within the subjects.

 20 3 Miscellaneous Posters (medium-sized), 1979-1997, undated 20 4 Miscellaneous Posters (large), 1994-2000 20 4 Texas Flag: Invitation to NDVH Grand Opening, 1996 1 Miscellaneous Photograph Posters, undated 2-4 Videos

This sub-series includes three videos created or collected by the TCFV. One is dated (1996) while two are non-dated. They have been arranged alphabetically by title.

 2 Looking Back, Pushing Forward, undated 3 NNEDV Reception, 1996 4 Un Nuevo Amanecer: A New Dawn, undated 16-18, 20 Miscellaneous

This sub-series consists of two and a half cartons of miscellaneous items that cover the years 1981-2001, with the majority of materials being non-dated. Items include bumper stickers, business cards, key chains, stickers, nametags, mugs, and others. Items in numbered folders are listed first within each carton, followed by items without folders. Within these subdivisions, items are arranged alphabetically by item name. CAUTION: Some items are fragile.

 16 1 Key chain (with note card): TCFV, undated 16 2 Necklace: James Avery, 1993 16 3 Ornament (glass): Yin-Yang, undated 16 4 "T" Initial Jewelry box (metal), undated 16 Teddy Bear: Valentine's Day, undated 16 Visor: Making Waves, [1986] 17 1 Bookmarks: Maya Angelou, TCFV, undated 17 2 Bumper Sticker: Beyond Bitch, undated 20 1 Bumper Stickers: Million Mom March (Oversize) undated 17 3 Bumper Sticker: Sheriffs' Association, undated 17 4 Bumper Stickers: Some Lovers Break More Than Hearts (TCFV), undated 17 5 Bumper Stickers: There's No Excuse for Domestic Violence, undated 17 6 Bumper Stickers: You Can't Beat a Woman, undated 17 7 Business Cards: Debby Tucker, undated 17 8 Business Cards: Miscellaneous, undated 17 9 Mouse Pad: VAWnet, undated 17 10 Note-Cards: Miscellaneous, undated 17 11 Place Card: Department of Defense Task Force (Debby Tucker), undated 17 12 Poster Board Map Cut-out: Shelter Services, undated 17 Admission Chit to House of Representatives (Debby Tucker), undated 17 Coaster: Violence Against Women, undated 17 Commemorative Coin: Department of Defense, undated 17 Gift Tag (signed): Grade A Teacher, undated 17 Key chains: Pivot Project, undated 17 Key chains: TCFV, undated 17 Luggage Tags: TCFV, undated 17 Magnet: Mark Stiles, undated 17 Magnet: National Domestic Violence Hotline, undated 17 Magnet: Take Time for Yourself, undated 17 Name Tag: [Gay] Ally (Debby Tucker), undated 17 Name Tag: Executive Director (Debby Tucker), undated 17 Name Tag: 10 Years (Debby Tucker), undated 17 Name Tag: Texas Women's Meeting (Debby Tucker), undated 17 Napkins: CBW Celebrations, 1981, undated 17 Napkin: White House, undated 17 Pencil: TCFV/NDVH, undated 17 Phone Card: NDVH, undated 17 Picture Frame (decorated), undated 17 Ribbon: A Celebration of Hope, 2001 17 Ribbon: Valiant VAWA Worker, undated 17 Stickers: God Bless Texas (Bob Bullock), undated 17 Stickers: NDVH, undated 17 Whistle (metal): Blow the Whistle on Violence Against Women (The Body Shop), undated 17 Whistle (plastic): Blow the Whistle on Domestic Violence, undated 17 Videotape Cover: Un Nuevo Amanecer, undated 18 Can Vienna Sausages: 1990 Sucks Big Weenies, 1990 18 Candle (glass holder): Haras Mi Voluntad/Do As I Say, undated 18 Candle (glass holder): Peace Signs, undated 18 Coozie: I Love My Sheriff, undated 18 Glass (champagne): ARCC, 1988 18 Kaleidoscope, 1991 18 Mugs (2): Crisis/Danger/Opportunity, undated 18 Mugs (2): There's No Excuse for Domestic Violence, undated 18 Mug: Women's Advocacy Project, undated 18 Mug: Aid to Victims of Domestic Violence, undated 18 Mug: Mujeres Unidas 20th Anniversary, undated 18 Mug: Center for Battered Women, undated 18 Mug (glass): The Shelter, undated 18 Ornament (glass, six-sided), undated 18 Paperweight: NTCDSV, undated 18 Statue: Mother and Child, undated