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File of papers and correspondence saved by Kitzinger relating to attatchment between mothers and children and work with women in prisons being done by Quaker groups.

The archive of Sheila Kitzinger (1929-2015)

Correspondence

Correspondence Files

Correspondence: "Birth Letters"

Correspondence: "Induction"

Correspondence: "Letters from Midwives"

Correspondence: "Birth Actions"

Correspondence: "Homebirth Campaign"

Correspondence: "Birth Experiences"

Correspondence: Birth Crisis Letters

Correspondence: Manuscripts, Letters and Cuttings

Correspondence: Emails and Articles

Correspondence: Notes on Birth

Correspondence: "Children and Birth"

Correspondence: "Twins' Problems in Sexual Relationships"

Correspondence: "Letters from Europe"

Correspondence: Jamaica Correspondence

Correspondence: Conferences

Correspondence: USA Lectures

Correspondence: USA Lectures 1982-1989

Correspondence: USA Lectures 1990-1993

Correspondence: USA Lectures 1994-1999

Correspondence: Rediscovering Birth for Arab Readers

Correspondence: "Oral History"

Correspondence: Lecture Drawer

Correspondence: "The Harvard Common Press"

Correspondence: "Outreach"

Correspondence: "Articles"

Correspondence: "Book Review and Articles"

Correspondence: Books and Workshops

Correspondence: Literary Agent

Correspondence: Publicity

Correspondence: "Birth Over 30"

Correspondence: Publications and Conferences

Correspondence: Publications of Others

Correspondence: Request for Help with a study Tour

Born Digital Correspondence

Born digital numbered correspondence series

Correspondence: Quakers and Prisons

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Correspondence: Quakers and Prisons

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