Series I: Children of Alcoholics Foundation

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{"value"=>"1980s-2002", "type"=>"inclusive", "normal"=>"1980/2002"}
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{"value"=>"Series I: Children of Alcoholics Foundation"}
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{"value"=>"<p>This series, dating from the 1980s to 2002, comprises materials related to Woodside's work as the founder and president of the Children of Alcoholics Foundation (COAF). The bulk of the materials gives an account of Woodside's work at COAF from its founding in 1982 until its affiliation with Phoenix House in 1997, and documents all of the program and projects developed by the Children of Alcoholics Foundation.</p> <p>As the president of COAF, Woodside gave interviews and speeches at conferences and events, published articles, and received queries from magazines and newspapers about alcohol abuse. The series reflects Woodside's promotion of COAF and its programs through published reports, event invitations and programs, workbooks, notes and slides from Woodside's speeches, brochures and flyers, information packets, and video recordings of public service announcements, training sessions, and interviews. One of COAF's programs, an art show titled \"The Images Within: A Child's View of Parental Alcoholism,\" which featured hundreds of drawings by children and adult children of alcoholics, is well represented through photographs, evaluation forms, notes and feedback from children, COAF-created guides for teachers and leaders, resource lists, ephemera, as well as notes from the program's timelines and tasks.</p> <p>Woodside also retained correspondence between herself and various corporate executives regarding sponsorship opportunities; notices from the COAF Board of Directors regarding her salary increases; personal media notes and tips for interviews; and annotated articles related to research on alcohol addiction.</p>"}
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{"value"=>"<p>The material in this series is arranged alphabetically by subject.</p>"}
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1980
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1980
date_end
2002
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1980
date_inclusive_end
2002
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2.08 linear feet (5 boxes). 78.8 megabytes (60 computer files). 16 moving image recordings

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  1. "10 Years" Presentation
  2. Affiliation with Phoenix House Foundation
  3. Annual Salary Increases
  4. Art Show, "The Images Within: A Child's View of Parental Alcoholism" [12/2]
  5. Board of Directors [2/1]
  6. Briefing Materials for Television and Radio Interviews
  7. Buttons
  8. Commissioned Drama
  9. Correspondence -- Corporate Sponsorship
  10. Educational Breakfasts [3/1]
  11. Flyers and Brochures
  12. Glamour Magazine Reader Poll
  13. Governor's Conference on Children of Alcoholics
  14. Health Information Packet
  15. Interview Forms
  16. Interviews [7/2]
  17. Media Notes and Tips
  18. The New York Times Advertisement
  19. Notes
  20. Occasional Paper
  21. Presentation Notes
  22. Programs [3/3]
  23. Projects -- Development
  24. Public Education Messages
  25. Public Service Announcements [2/1]
  26. Publications
  27. Report on Drug Abuse and Alcoholism Children of Alcoholics
  28. Research
  29. Research Publications on Children of Alcoholics Foundation
  30. Research Society on Alcoholism
  31. Resiliency Conference
  32. Video Release Forms