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The fonds includes records collected or created by Jenny Margetts when she conducted advocacy activities as a leader supporting Cree language, Indigenous culture, and women’s rights. The fonds document the activities, commitments and interests of Jenny Margetts as well as the activities conducted by Indian Rights for Indian Women (IRIW).

The records include several personal and IRIW notebooks and schedule books, as well as multiple records produced during Jenny Margetts’ life. These records consist of meeting minutes, correspondence to and from the IRIW, legislation summaries and discussions, committee records, publications, and internal communications of the IRIW, among other records. Other IRIW records include correspondence to and from Margetts and IRIW, research and planning notes, conference and meeting minutes and proceedings, reports and proposals, and workshop programs and evaluation forms.

This collection also contains a wide variety of records from Jenny Margetts, both in the form of personal correspondence and notes and from her work with IRIW. The majority of this collection relates to the IRIW’s lengthy legal battle to repeal the section of the Indian Act that stripped Indigenous women (and their children) of their status if they married a non-status man (Section 12 1(b)), as well as the subsequent work to address continued discrimination against Indigenous women in the Indian Act.

The fonds consists of the records of the Edmonton Options for Women Council and includes newsletters, correspondence, reports, minutes and information about Alberta Status of Women Action Committee. The fonds also includes one sous-fonds, the Edmonton Women’s Place Society sous-fonds.

The fonds consists of the records of the Advisory Council on Women's Issues. The files include correspondence, reports, speeches, news releases, statistics, legislation, background research materials, and subject files pertaining to women's health, human rights, immigration, child care, legal issues, divorce, liaison activities with federal and provincial departments as well as other stakeholders, pornography, employment equity, abortion, and aging.

Fonds consists of Le Gras' personal records as well as records reflecting her interests and involvement in various women's organizations. These records include publications, minutes, manuscripts, newspaper clippings, correspondence, posters, videotapes, audio cassettes and photographs.

Fonds consists of records pertaining to the formation and operation of the Alberta Status of Women Action Committee including correspondence, by-laws, newsletters, reports, articles, financial records, minutes, publications, and audio-visual records. The fonds also consists of the records of RATJAM (origin of this acronym could not be located), an unofficial sub-committee of ASWAC. The fonds has been divided into the following series: Audio-visual records; Political and women’s issues articles and other material; Affiliated organizations’ records; Financial records; Correspondence; Publications and other material; Committee records; Conference records; Board records; and RATJAM records.

The fonds consists of records which have been created in the process of running the Edmonton Catholic Schools Committee on Women. They include reports, correspondence, brochures and articles on women and stereotypes.

The fonds consists of the records created and received by the executive arm of the Edmonton Club in carrying out the objectives of the Club, through their role in establishing and revising policy, and from the general supervision the business and management of the Club.

The fonds consists of Halyna Freeland's personal papers, including her appointment books, daily journal, agendas, her clients' legal files, and files from her New Democratic Party election campaign; as well as records she collected on women's rights, on rights for Indigenous women, international issues on women, on fighting violence against women, and on Ukrainian studies.

The fonds also includes operational files from the Common Woman Bookstores Ltd; operational files of the Alberta Women's News Magazine and copies of this magazine; operational records from the Alberta Law Foundation; records from the Advisory Council on the Status of Women, from the Institute of Law Research and Reform on children and women; as well as from the Hromada Housing Cooperative.

The fonds is of outstanding significance and national importance by reason of its unique content on Canadian history and politics, women’s rights, rights of Indigenous peoples and people of colour, and because of Halyna Freeland’s impact on feminism in Alberta and Ukraine.

The fonds consists of appointment books, memorandum, reference material, publications, correspondence related to Phyllis Ellis’s activities with the Alberta Women’s Bureau dating from 1967-1984.

The fonds consists of records that were created or collected by members of Abortion By Choice and include meeting minutes, founding documents, newsletters, newspaper clippings related to group activity, correspondence, publications from CARAL and other abortion rights organizations, and legal documents related to the Edmonton abortion clinic. The photographs were created as evidence and depict anti-abortion protestors near the abortion clinic and the audiovisual records include broadcast television news clips on video cassette and lectures on topics related to abortion, birth control, pregnancy, and women’s health on audio cassette.

Fonds consists of the personal records of J.W. McKinney and Louise Crummy McKinney. Fonds includes records pertaining to Louise Crummy McKinney’s involvement in the WCTU and in the “persons” case, including membership certificates, newspaper clippings, correspondence, articles, and invitations. Fonds also includes records pertaining to J.W. McKinney’s career as an organic chemist and to his service in the RAF and includes membership certificates, personal reminiscences, a copy of his thesis, and correspondence. Fonds contains issues of The Claresholm Local Press and The Canadian White Ribbon Tidings and photographs which depict J.W. McKinney, Louise Crummy McKinney, and other McKinney family members, as well as students of the Claresholm School District No. 764, and the interior of the McKinney Store.

The fonds consists of materials used, maintained, and created to produce the "Now that We Are Persons" education kit including design materials, graphics, slides, 1 VHS cassette, research notes, promotional material, and clippings dating from 1990.

The fonds consists of correspondence, speeches, notebooks, campaign material, biographies and other personal documents, scrapbooks, newspaper clippings, pamphlets dealing with the political career of Cora Casselman from 1941 to 1945 as well as her pre-political (1888-1941) and post-political (1945-1964) career. The material covers Mrs. Casselman' s activities as a Member of Parliament, particularly on the topics of the War and Social Legislation.

Her activities as a delegate to the 1944 International Labour Organization Convention in Philadelphia are poorly documented, but material relating to her activities as a delegate to the San Francisco United Nations Organization Conference in 1945 is well documented. In the post-political years, Mrs. Casselman's interest in the Federal District Commission, in International Affairs and the Status of Women is well documented. Most newspaper clippings are undated.

The fonds consists of material relating to the history of the Francophone community and women’s rights in Alberta, either collected or created by Agathe Gaulin. It includes administrative records from associations where Agathe Gaulin volunteered or worked, such as the Association canadienne-française de l’Alberta, Cité Francophone, Fédération des aînés franco-albertains, Fédération des communautés francophones et acadienne, Alliance des femmes de la francophonie canadienne, Fédération nationale des femmes canadiennes-françaises, Centre éducatif communautaire de l'Alberta, Salon d'histoire de la francophonie albertaine, Héritage franco-albertain, Fédération Jeunesse de l'Alberta. Also included are identified photographs of preeminent members or friends of the Francophone community in Alberta.

The series consists of records related to the analysis of women's issues to provide input into government policy as well as develop public awareness through outreach and public awareness activities.

The records include correspondence, minutes of meetings, briefs and reports, research materials, acts and legislation, publications created by the business unit, newsletters, and subject files pertaining to the status of women generally, employment and pay equity, divorce, education, health concerns including pregnancy and adoption decisions, concerns of rural and Indigenous women, aging, pensions, and other related issues. The series also includes files pertaining to liaison activities with the Alberta Advisory Council on Women's Issues as well as other stakeholder organizations.

The series also includes administrative records related to the operations of the business unit as well as files related to mentorship and scholarship programs.

The fonds consists of the ministerial records of Elaine McCoy pertaining to her appointment as Minister of Consumer and Corporate Affairs (1986-1989), Minister of Labour (1989-1992), and Minister responsible for the Status of Women (1987-1992). The fonds is divided into the following series: Elaine McCoy ministerial records and Minister responsible for the Status of Women records.

Fonds consists of birth and Canadian citizenship certificates, a passport and a wedding photograph.

Fonds consists of electoral lists for Division Number (No.) 143 Tongue Creek, Division No. 146 Longview, and Subdivision No. 3 Tongue Creek, and newspaper clippings and a pamphlet about the legal status of women written by John E. Brownlee.

The fonds consists of records, created, used, and maintained by the Zonta Club of Edmonton including minutes, reports, financial statements, ledgers, pamphlets, correspondence, including letters regarding the 40th anniversary of the club, and publications dating from 1953 to 1993.

The fonds consists of issues of the magazine, bank statements, deposit slips, cheque stubs, invoices, tax forms, correspondence, clippings, subscription cards, payrolls, legers, bank statements, memorandum, and mailing labels created in conjunction with the production of The Newsmagazine by Alberta Women. The fonds dates from 1985 to 1990.

The fonds consists of a script and accompanying slides entitled "Historical Fashion Pageant" created by Ethel Wilson regarding the history of women in Alberta, dating from 1966. The fonds also includes photographs featuring the "Famous Five": Irene Parlby, Louis McKinney, Emily Murphy, Nellie McClung, and Henrietta Muir Edwards dating from the early part of the 20th century.

The fonds consists of: general information sheets, financial records, press releases, reports, membership lists, correspondence, minutes of annual, executive and regional meetings, newspaper clippings.