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File contains press cuttings from various British newspapers, relating to Women's Aid organisations.

Series contains records from Glasgow Women's Aid documenting various parts of their organisational history and activities.

Series consists of press cuttings from various Scottish newspapers collected by Scottish Women's Aid workers from the mid-1970s to late 1990s. They cover various themes relating to women during this time period, including domestic abuse, violence against women, children and youth, the law, government and politics, feminism, campaigning, discrimination, health, work, housing, religion, marriage and divorce, and arts, media, and culture.

File contains press cuttings from various British newspapers, relating to domestic abuse and violence against women (referred to as "battered wives").

The materials donated were collected during the research for the Dobashes' book, Violence Against Wives (1979), which was a fundamental resource in the early work of Women's Aid groups throughout Scotland. The donation included four boxes of press cuttings and one box of mixed materials including personal correspondence to Rebecca and Russell Dobash, Scottish Women's Aid and local Women's Aid groups documents and newsletters (which have been arranged into their corresponding series), and other publications.

This series contains material created by local Women's Aid groups, including newsletters, annual reports, pamphlets, and flyers.

File contains press cuttings used by Rebecca Dobash and Russell Dobash during their research for 'Violence Against Wives' (1979).