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As part of her work with Richmond Peace Education Center, Brinson helped organize the Eyes Wide Open Project, which displayed books of American soldiers who had died in Iraq. 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Now retired, Brinson dedicated her career and efforts to women's rights, documenting the history of civil rights, community support of HIV/AIDS patients, and anti-war efforts.","Selected examples of Brinson's contributions include: working with a team to conduct and collect over 200 oral histories with civil rights activists through the Kentucky Historical Society, leading to the production of a documentary titled \"Living the Story\"; working with Richmond AIDS Ministry and recruiting/training primary care doctors on how to care for people with HIV; conducting and collecting oral histories of Richmond people involved in justice work; serving on the board of Quaker House, an anti-war military counseling organization in North Carolina; and volunteering with the Richmond Peace Education Center (RPEC). As part of her work with Richmond Peace Education Center, Brinson helped organize the Eyes Wide Open Project, which displayed books of American soldiers who had died in Iraq. 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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Students formed increasingly more and varied clubs,vigorously promoted and participated in Student Government elections, created leagues of intramural sports, and participated in many of the rites of college life, including publishing of newsletters, newspapers, yearbooks, and later,  journals.","While no expamples of student publications prior to 1960 can be found in this collection, there were, most-likely, some mimeographed newsletters or other handouts created by students to inform, entertain, or educate their peers in the tiny college community. \nStudent publications at George Mason during the 1960s included numerous small, short-run serial newsletters, the student newspaper The Gunston Ledger (renamed Broadside in 1969) [link to https://aspace.gmu.edu/resources/r0128], and the yearbook, Advocate [link to https://aspace.gmu.edu/resources/r0132].  By the 1970s and later a number of student published literary and culture-based journals appeared at Mason, including Phoebe and So to Speak. Today nearly all of the student publications are published and distributed by the umbrella group Student Media, which is part of Mason's Division of University Life.","Materials which make up this collection were initially processed by SCRC Archivist and Records Manager, Barbara Haase and SCRC staff beginning in the mid-1980s as individual record units. In 2023 undergraduate student assistant, Colin McDonald compiled a preliminary inventory and arrangement for the collection. In 2024 graduate research assistant, Maegan Jankowski completed final inventory, arrangement, and description. 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