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Various [Collection of buttons belonging to Vicki Wulwick][Decimalized .01-.18]

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Gilder Lehrman Collection #: GLC09894 Author/Creator: Various Place Written: Various Places Type: Header Record Date: November 14, 1969 Pagination: 18 items. Order a Copy

Collection of pins and buttons dated approximately 1970s. Pertain to various protests attended by Vicki Wulwick while attending Columbia University. Related to anti-war sentiments, environmental causes, and international human rights.

1945 to the Present
Activism
Africa
Anti-war
Charity and Philanthropy
Congress
Education
Engineering
Environment
Human Rights
Judaism
Medical History
Peace movement
Peace
Protests
Radio
Russian Jews
Students
Universities
Vietnam War
Women's Rights
The Sixties
The Seventies

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