Folder includes:
- leaflet about the Daphne Jackson Trust - returning engineers and scientists to work after career breaks
- promotional leaflet for a publication called Gender and Education
- promotional leaflet for a new journal called Gender, Work and Organisation.
- Information Technology Matters - for Women and Girls Too! A publication from the Fawcett Society - Women into IT Foundation
- application form for a one day workshop, "Getting Connected" for women in Science, Engineering and Technology (SET)
- email invitation to join the launch of The Association of Women in Science and Engineering (AWISE)
- promotional leaflet for Women into Science and Engineering (WISE)
- promotional leaflet for women@CL - for women engaged in computing research and academeic leadership
- promotional pack of material for women in computing @uts (University of Technology, Sydney, Australia)
- invitation to a networking luncheon for Women in Technolgy (WIT) by the Institute for the management of Information Systems (IMIS) (24 Mar 1998)
- letter to Janet Stack, Chair, Women into Computing (WIC) from the Public Appointments Unit (PAU) at the Cabinet Office to ask for nominations of women members for public appointments (March 1998)
- promotional leaflet for a conference "Bridging the Skills Gap:Women and Computing in Scotland" organised by the Scottish Institute of Adult and Continuing Education (SCIACE)
- letter from Christine Mayer, the Women into Computing workshop co-ordinator outliningwhat she hopes to do for the organisation
- letter from Anne Lockitt, the Adminstrative Assistant for Women into Information Technology (WIT) giving contact detailsof Christine Mayer (1 Apr 1992)
- Promotional leaflet for Equal Bytes, a campaigning and support group for women on computing courses
- Women and Computing Newsletter produced by the feminist collective Microsyster
- order form for "Women's Worth," an Australian publication about the issues facing women in the workplace
- leaflet for "Take our Daughters to Work" printed by the Office for Public Management (3 Feb 1994)
- Women into Technology (WIT) Spring 1994 newsletter announcing that their chair, Jean Ivine ahd been appointed an OBE for her work in Information Technology
- copy of email from Greg Michaelson, showing the results of a survey into applicants for the BSc Computer Science at Heriot-Watt University between 1984-1992