{"value"=>"<p>Through its biographical information and personal and professional correspondence this series documents Winslow's life as a teacher, her professional affiliations, and her commitment to community service.</p> <p> The Personal subseries contains several curriculum vitae describing her general background, education, and years of experience in early childhood education in Connecticut, New York, and Puerto Rico, along with her Pi Lambda Theta membership card. Personal correspondence includes letters from friends, greeting cards and notes, and letters about her brother's estate, along with professional related correspondence regarding employment and property in Morningside Gardens.</p> <p>The Political and community organizations, Children's organizations and Educational institutions subseries all contain correspondence and bulletins related to organizations with which Winslow was involved, such as church and community groups, political organizations, the New School, and Hunter College. The correspondence contains letters regarding her service as term member on the Community Planning Board, representative of the Human Affairs Research Center, and Early Childhood Consultant to the New York City Board of Education Summer Head Start Program. A number of thank you letters for her contributions and assistance at benefits and luncheons, including a Champagne Christmas party for Shirley Chisholm and a number of parties benefitting children's organizations (such as Neighborhood Children's Center, Louise Wise Services Child Adoption Center, Springfield Day Nursery, and UNICEF) can be found here.</p> <p>The Printed matter contains unrelated magazines and news clippings. Included are a 1966 copy of <span class=\"title\">Newsweek</span>, <span class=\"title\">Uncle Spike the Negro Detective</span>, and \"The Stone Churches of Ethiopia\".</p>"}