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Since 1980, the Emma Goldman Papers Project has collected, organized, and published over twenty thousand documents by and about Goldman gathered from archives and libraries around the world. Emma Goldman: A Documentary History of the American Years 1890-1919 in four volumes (University of California Press, 2003-2009), The Emma Goldman Papers: A Microfilm Edition (Chadwyck Healey Inc., 1991) and its companion reference, Emma Goldman: A Guide to Her Life and Documentary Sources (Chadwyck Healey Inc., 1995), are available in libraries internationally. Encourage your local university or public library to add these valuable resources to their collections. |
| The project is currently working on a four-volume
book edition of The Emma Goldman Papers to be published by the University
of California Press. The book edition will include selections from Goldman's
correspondence, her writings, government surveillance documents, feature
articles, and newspaper reports of her lectures. Private support is essential to every phase of the project and will help support the project's publications and ongoing work. We urge those of you who value the preservation of women's history to contribute to the Emma Goldman Papers. With your support, through donations and purchases of our commemorative items, Goldman's courageous legacy will serve the broader public at a time when many of the issues she championed--among them reproductive rights and free speech--remain passionately debated. |
View Emma's
List, a growing group of individuals
whose generous contributions of at least $100 are vital to the project. | |
Read testimonials
by members of Emma's List, including Gloria Steinem,
Cora Weiss, Howard Zinn
and others. |
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