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"The Will: An Excerpt from 'Red Medicine,' a memoir in progress"

An excerpt from Herstory Writers Workshop author Pat Gorman's memoir, "Red Medicine."

Tags: Biracial Identity, Dakota Access Pipeline, Disease, Herstory Writings, Indigenous, Lakota, Lakota Culture, Medical Justice, Medicine, Mortality, Native American, Native American Health, Native American Health Research Inequality, Pat Gorman, Poverty, Progressive Disease, Racially Inherited Disease, Research/Inequality, Tribal/Cultural erasure

Flyer for seminar held at Hofstra University sponsored by the Center for Civic Engagement and featuring Herstory Writers Workshop authors as guests.

PDF version of Herstory Writers Workshop author Barbara Levin's story "Wanda."

PDF of version of "Wanda," a story by Herstory Writers Workshop author Barbara Levin

Tags: Barbara Levin, Cancer, Drug Addiction, Education, Health Care Inequality, Herstory Writings, Inequality, Poverty, Prostitution, Race/Racism, Sex Work, Welfare

PDF version of Newsday article "Words from the Heart" published July 9th, 2006 concerning Latina writers including Yolanda Gress

Tags: Latina Writers Workshop, Newsday, Yolanda Gress

Spanish version of "And Now it is My Turn" written by an anonymous Central Islip High School student

Tags: Anonymous High School Student, border crossing, Brave Journeys/Pasos Valientes, Central America, child abuse, Domestic violence, Family separation, Herstory Writings, Hispanic, Immigrant Rights, immigrants, Immigration reform, Latino/Latina, Long Island Wins, Motherhood, Rio Grande, Stories for Liberation, Teen Pregnancy, Unaccompanied Immigrant Children

A playbill for a performance of "Young Mrs. Winthrop" at Clinton Hall, East Hampton

Tags: Clinton Hall, East Hampton, Long Island Theatres and Entertainment Collections, playbills, Young Mrs Winthrop

Exterior view of the of the Seven-Up Brooklyn Bottling Co. Inc. plant. Printed text on verso gives a brief description of the plant. (Color)

Tags: Bottling plants, buildings, Seven-Up Brooklyn Bottling Co. Inc.

View of barracks at Camp Upton during World War II. Message and addressee information, both handwritten, on verso. (Color)

Tags: Army barracks, Barracks, Camp Upton, World War II