This subseries contains records from the many progressive or leftist political efforts which Michelle Crone was involved with in some way. Unlike the remainder of the Activism series, Michelle Crone may not have been directly involved in organizing these efforts.
This subseries contains material produced by social activism efforts that involved Michelle Crone and concerned Albany and the Capital District.
This subseries contains material that concerns Michelle Crone's social and political activism at the New York State level, including correspondence, news clippings, and some administrative material.
This subseries includes political literature, news clippings, correspondence and mass mailings, reports, press releases and other publications.
This subseries contains correspondence, fliers, informational packets, promotional material and other publications.
This subseries consists of Planning drafts, handwritten notes, meeting minutes, administrative material, and correspondence concerning Michelle Crone's central role in organizing the National Lesbian Conference held in Atlanta in 1991.
This subseries consists of material relating to the 1987 national march, including material about civil disobedience, and records from Michelle Crone's position as National Civil Disobedience Coordinator and "Out ? Outraged," the 1987 act of civil disobedience at the Supreme Court. Present are correspondence, notes, meeting minutes and memoranda from the committees planning the march. Also included are ephemera, leaflets, pamphlets, newsletters, fliers, and other published material from the March organization. Michelle Crone also collected newspaper clippings and articles pertaining to the march which can be found in the "Press Coverage" folders.
This subseries includes administrative records from Michelle Crone's service on the Interim Coordinating Committee and the Executive Committee for the 1993 March on Washington, as well as her job as March Coordinator for the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force. This includes handwritten meeting notes, minutes, correspondence, formal and informal reports, political literature, fliers and other publications, newspaper clippings, ephemera, permits, schedules, information on performers and ephemera. Michelle Crone also collected newspaper clippings and articles pertaining to the march which can be found in the "Press Coverage" folders.
This subseries contains the records from the Seneca Women's Peace Encampment in Romulus, New York. This includes political literature, correspondence, financial records, mailings, ephemera, meeting minutes, and grant proposals. The series also includes registration forms for the entire encampment for 1983. Also present is information on nuclear energy and radiation collected by Michelle Crone in respect to the goals of the encampment.
This subseries contains material concerning Michelle Crone's production company, Elword Productions, which focused on creating events and performances in the Capital Region that would appeal to women and the LGBT community. This includes many files of performers that include biographies, correspondence, published reviews, riders, and technical specifications. Performers were musical groups, comedians, theater performers, and others that generally focused on feminist or lesbian issues. The subseries consists primarily of promotional material, and administrative records for the company are scarce. There is a substantial amount of material from comedian and actress Lea Delaria, whom Crone worked with on numerous occasions.