UH Libraries celebrates Women’s History Month. The Carey Shuart Women’s Research Collection preserves and makes accessible the records of women’s organizations and the papers of prominent Texas women. The extensive collection documents a range women’s issues, the ways in which women have come together to achieve their goals, and the impact they have had on the world. The archive continues to expand with new collections.

“Who Remembers Mama?”: The Plight of the Displaced Homemaker documentary viewing invitation

Carey C. Shuart is a native Houstonian who dedicates her time and resources to benefit art, education, and women’s causes throughout the region. A supporter of the UH Women’s Studies program and co-founder of the Women’s Archive and Research Center, she provides generous support for the Women’s Archive and Research Collection. Carey’s passion for preserving the documentation of women’s accomplishments was inspired by her discovery of a box of papers belonging to her grandmother, lecturer and writer Blanche Espy Chenoweth.

View the full list of archives available in the Carey Shuart Women’s Research Collection.

View Women’s History collections available in the UH Digital Library.