Swarthmore College peace collection

"Presents information on the World Wide Web about the Swarthmore College Peace Collection, including: general information and a brief history of the collection and overview of its contents; access to Tripod, the online bibliographic catalogue of Swarthmore, Haverford, and Bryn Mawr Colleges; links to online finding aids for some Peace Collection archival materials; information about borrowing Peace Collection materials through Interlibrary Loan; information about published guides to the Peace Collection; the current annual report; links to other peace resources on the Web. materials."@en
"The online archive contains items from the Swarthmore College Peace Collection (SCPC) that relate to women's peace organizing since the turn of the twentieth century with particular emphasis on the interwar and postwar periods. The activism of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF) is captured through the collections of Emily Greene Balch, Dorothy Detzer, Dorothy Hutchinson, and the Peoples Mandate Committee. Ellen Starr Brinton's papers describe her role as an archivist for the SCPC in obtaining materials from Europe before and after World War II. Overall, materials from the SCPC contribute to historians' understanding of women's peace activism during the twentieth century."@en