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She also worked on the RPEC Truth in Recruitment Project, which aimed to educate high school students on the realities of enlistment in the US Army.","Work history:\n1970-1974 - North Carolina American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)\n1974-1977 - State director, Virginia ACLU\n1977-1981 - Program director, Southern Women's Rights Project\n1981-1982 - Executive director, Southerners for Economic Justice\n1983-1984 - Community relations director, Richmond, Virginia Branch of YWCA\n1982-1998 - Adjunct faculty, Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU)\n1982-1984 - Adjunct faculty, University of Richmond\n1982-1986 - Adjunct faculty, Mary Baldwin College\n1991-1993 - Assistant professor, Medical College of Virginia (MCV), Dept. of Family Practice\n1993-1998 - Assistant professor and program coordinator, MCV, School of Medicine\n\nSelected volunteer work:\n1982-1984 - Virginia's Commission on the Status of Women\n1982-1984 - Executive Board, Virginia Women's Cultural History Project\n1982-1986 - VCU Women's Studies Task Force\n1990-1991 - Central Virginia AIDS Services and Education and the Richmond AIDS Ministry"],"phystech_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eContact Special Collections and Archives staff to request access to the \"Race, Class, Culture, Power\" panel discussion DVD-R at libsca@vcu.edu. 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The collection also contains miscellaneous newsletters and reports produced in Virginia or regionally about women's rights and social justice, pins and buttons that are largely political in nature, and photos from the NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt. There are some syllabi and reading packets from Brinson's time teaching at VCU, but the collection largely reflects the organizations and work Brinson was involved with outside of VCU from 1974 to 2013.\u003c/p\u003e  "],"scopecontent_heading_ssm":["Scope and Contents"],"scopecontent_tesim":["The Betsy Brinson collection contains materials Brinson collected related to her activism and involvement in various organizations, namely the YWCA and Richmond Peace Education Center. The Richmond Peace Education Center materials include newsletters, as well as planning documents and ephemera for the Eyes Wide Open Project. The YWCA materials mostly include pamphlets, information on a YWCA children's reading program, and news clippings. 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