Youth movements
Found in 145 Collections and/or Records:
Outside organizations: Youth, 1936-1937
Outside organizations: Youth, 1934-1935
Outside organizations: Youth, circa 1911-1947
Outside organizations: Youth, circa 1936-1950
Teenage, 1951-1960
Teenage and younger girls, circa 1910-1999
The YWCA of the USA's work with teenagers began with Girl Reserve clubs which later became the Y-Teen program. Photographs include portraits of members and program participants and photographs of program activities such as conferences, program planning, recreation, and meetings.
Teenage conferences, 1954-1960
Teenage conferences, 1955-1960
Teenage conferences, 1951-1960
Teenage conferences, 1952-1960
Teenage conferences, 1953-1960
Third National Y-Teen Conference, 1965
Photographs from the Third National Y-Teen Conference in Washington, DC including panels, activities, group sessions, arrivals, speakers, and selected portraits. Special conference activities included visits to selected embassies to increase international understanding and a folk song contest launched by folk singer Oscar Brand.
World's YWCA, 1938
World's YWCA, 1938
World's YWCA, 1938
World's YWCA, 1938
World's YWCA, 1936
World's YWCA, 1937
World's YWCA, 1934-1936
World's YWCA, 1928-1929
World's YWCA, 1924-1926
World's YWCA, 1938
Y-Teens regional and national conferences, circa 1953-1998
Photographs of participants, leaders, sessions, and activities from regional and national YWCA of the USA Y-Teen conferences.
YMCA-YWCA National Conference for High School Youth, 1947
Photographs from the join YMCA/YWCA conference for high school youth held at Grinnell College. Photographs include images of delegates participating in program planning, conferences sessions, and social activities.
Younger girls and Girl Reserve regional conferences, circa 1913-1945
Photographs of YWCA of the USA regional conferences for younger girls and Girl Reserves including posed group photographs and candid photographs of conference programs and activities. Many of these conferences were held at camp facilities and included recreation as part of their program in addition to conference sessions.