| Description | Ellen Malos Archive: Bristol Women's Aid
Folder 1
Employment: Contracts & Interviews 1980s:
Contracts; Conditions of Employment; Terms and Conditions of Service; Interview Questions
Folder 2
Employment: Job Descriptions 1984-1989
Training, Students 1981
Procedure & Process 1984-1986
Folder 3
Employment: Salaries 1983-1985
Equal Opportunities c.1988-1989
Employment Group 1985-1988
Published Guidelines 1982-1986
Correspondence 1985-1991
Folder 4
Employment: NUPE 1980-1982
Notes & miscellaneous c.1980-1989
Folder 5
Projects 1982-1987:
Research, facts and figures and completed questionnaires for 'Battered Women in the Southwest and the Homelessness Act' 1978-79, Ellen Malos's study project, Dept of Social Administration
TUC Courses; TU Conference, Seminar 'Women in Collective Action' (Bristol 1982)
Application to establish a Voluntary Sector Employment Unit
Follow-on Report in Conjunction with the Children's Support Workers' Report Covering April to 1997 by Denise Taylor
Bristol Women's Aid Social Services Monitoring Report April-Sept 1997 by Geeng Lam Lau
WAFE Funding Submission Housing and Childcare Projects
Research and Training videos
Questionnaires (prioritising in a disaster)
Stress reaction inventory
History 1991-2013:
mainly handwritten notes, plus photocopy of 'He Always Says He's Sorry Afterwards' by Ellen Malos from 'The Unsung Sixties: Memoirs of Social Innovation' ed. Helene Curtis and Mimi Sanderson 2004, and email to Ellen Malos July 4 2013 from Manjit Kaur, who was in Bristol refuge in 1979
Miscellaneous c.1978-1992
car documents; Women's Aid notebook; contacts; correspondence; blank stationery (various designs); poster for Open Day March 14 1992; report from EOC conference 1973 or 1979; press release 'Women Fight Sex Discrimination at Work', Bristol Voice (newssheet) [1975] with women's section including articles on Bristol Women's House, piece by Pat Van Twest, Nurseries, Unemployment; information about Norwich National Conference 1987 (anti-racism resolution); misc leaflets (Women's Aid)
Key words: childcare, crisis centres, housing, domestic violence, abuse, children, social housing, rape, homelessness
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