Contains documentation of the adoption of the Cartagena Protocol in Madrid, 2002

Contains documentation of the adoption of the Cartagena Protocol in Madrid, 2002

Contains documentation of the adoption of the Cartagena Protocol in Madrid, 2002

Contains documentation of the adoption of the Cartagena Protocol in Madrid, 2002

Materials from the 1994-1996 drafting meetings for the Cartagena Protocol

Materials from the 1994-1996 drafting meetings for the Cartagena Protocol

Materials from the 1994-1996 drafting meetings for the Cartagena Protocol

Materials from the 1994-1996 drafting meetings for the Cartagena Protocol

Correspondence, drafts, reports, etc from general biosafety discussions surrounding the Cartagena drafting process

Correspondence, drafts, reports, etc from general biosafety discussions surrounding the Cartagena drafting process

Correspondence, drafts, reports, etc from general biosafety discussions surrounding the Cartagena drafting meeting in Aarhus, 1996

Correspondence, drafts, reports, etc from general biosafety discussions surrounding the Cartagena drafting meeting in Aarhus, 1996

Correspondence, drafts, reports, etc from general biosafety discussions surrounding the Cartagena drafting meeting in Aarhus, 1996

Documents from the first Montreal meeting of the working group that eventually produced the Cartagena protocol

Documents from the first Montreal meeting of the working group that eventually produced the Cartagena protocol

Documents from the first Montreal meeting of the working group that eventually produced the Cartagena protocol

Includes bound copies of various UNEP guidelines and reports on biosafety

Includes bound copies of various UNEP guidelines and reports on biosafety

Mostly concerned with the US ratification of the treaty, and controversies thereof

Reads "Albert Gore, Jr., Open Speaker's Forum - the 92 global forum - June 7, 1992"

Predominantly focused on the 2000 seminar "Release of Genetically Modified Organisms in the Environment: is it a Human Health Hazard?" (Rome)

Pamphlets

Mostly mailing lists

Documents Bereano's work reviewing the WTO risk assessment documents as a subject-matter expert

Mostly newsletters and mailing lists

Mostly newsletters and mailing lists

Includes discussion of GMO tracing and monitoring

Local, national and international campaigning and organizing around GMOs in food

Includes documentation and discussion of GENet, a network for concerned activists about genetic engineering

Includes documentation around a campaign to prevent Starbucks using GMO sources

EU President Conference in Vienna, Austria on "the role of precaution in GMO policy"

Contains photographs

Held In Seattle, WA

Contains various Codex Alimentarius reports

Much of it concerns patent rights around genetics and drugs

Biosafety meeting in Curitiba, Brazil at the Meeting of the Parties (MOP) 3

Contains photographs

Contains correspondence and notes about, and a draft of, Julie Dawson and Margaret E. Smith's "Research, Rhetoric and Reality: Evaluating Genetic Technology in Agriculture"

Contains a draft of a Sheila Jasanoff article on "biology and the constitution"

A report, and correspondence, relating to genetic patenting

A copy of the report "genetically-modified diplomacy", by Peter Andree, along with correspondence and notes.

Largely about the International Conference on Impacts of Climatic Variations and Sustainable Development in Semi-Arid Regions. Contains stickers

Involves the International Conference on Impacts of Climatic Variations and Sustainable Development in Semi-Arid Regions

Conferences organized by the Milazzo Group, including those of the International Association of Law, Ethics, and Science

Mostly covers the WTO protests in Seattle and the Doha conference in 2001

The Doha meeting and TRIPS treaty

Mostly lawsuits and protests

Mostly washington state level activism and proposals. Contains some genetic discrimination-related materials

Mostly washington state level activism and proposals.

National and international correspondence, activism and events; contains some genetic discrimination material

Report of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada

Mostly on patents and biowarfare

Includes a draft of the Council for Responsible Genetics' Amicus Brief in Landry v. Harshbarger, and a briefing by the Australian Genethics Network to the Human Rights Australia Privacy commissioner

Report by the American Council of Life Insurance

Includes meeting minutes, correspondence, position paper drafts

Includes materials from the Harrison Institute for Public law about the "massachusetts burma law", along with newsletters

Includes published and unpublished works relating to biotechnology patenting

Extensive materials relating to the run up to, course of and aftermath of the "Battle of Seattle" (same with next four folders)

Mostly the TRIPS and GANT treaties; heavy overlap with the WTO - Seattle folders

Materials relating to discussion and protest surrounding plans to build a high-security biowarfare laboratory in Seattle in 2005

Miscellaneous publications and pamphlets relating to GMOs, including (potentially rare) magazine editions

Predominantly Reclaim the Streets, GE News and AllSorts

Correspondence relating to Bereano's participation in the TV series of the same name

Mostly IATP Food Safety Week, the Biotech Activists mailing list, and "BioDive"

Food Bytes, Genetix Update, Rachel's, and the RAFI newsletter

Mothers for Natural Law, Biotech Bits, Intellectual Property & Biodiversity News, and the Biotechnology Working Group newsletter

Conference in Norway on "Holistic Foundations for Assessment and Regulation of Genetic Engineering and Genetically Modified Organisms"

Mostly relates to the "no patents on life" campaign

Held by the Sos Mata Atlantica Foundation for UNCED 1992

Second draft of the Peter Andre report

Work on developing videos on GMOs

Some overlap with Codex folders, above

From the Earth Summit

Mostly CRG board minutes

Specifically, a letter to Nature and a submission to the Washington Book Review, and a chapter in Tuskegee University's "Plain Talk about the Human Genome Project"

Correspondence around recombinant DNA campaigning, including relating to Bereano's role on the University of Washington DNA Oversight Committee

Materials from the UW committee overseeing research with recombinant DNA; inclutes minutes, correspondence and project proposals

Includes the recombinant DNA report of the ad-hoc UW committee (1976)

Contains a copy of "a case for public participation in science policy formation and practice" by Halsted R. Holman and Diana Dutton

Includes federal policy work, such as efforts to place Bereano on the federal DNA committee of the National Institutes of Health. Some overlap with 34/7-11

Mostly relating to legislation and policy-making

Article 27 of the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety

Codex Alimentarius- international food standards

Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona where Bereano lectured on Regulatory Regimes such as Codex and WTO

Grupo de Reflexion Ruralseed production project for local production in autosustainable models

World Trade Organization dispute on GE crops

World Trade Organization dispute on GE crops

Genetically engineered crops

articles presenting negatives to GE crops

Challenges presented to the Gates Foundation work on GE crops in Africa

AGRA Watch is a grassroots, Seattle-based group challenging the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation's questionable agricultural programs in Africa, including its Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA)

Correspondence, articles, and notes relating to AGRA

The 49th Parallel Biotechnology Consortium is primarily used by the Washington Biotechnology Action Council, for a group of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and individuals concerned about biotechnology's social and environmental impacts. Bereano is a co-founder of 49th Parallel and WABAC.

Office of Technology Assessment

Gene-Watch publications

Administrative Practices Supplement to the NIH Guidelines for Research Involving Recombinant DNA Molecules

Newsletter about bioethics, biodiversity, and rights

For Synthetic Biology and GE Crops

For Synthetic Biology and GE Crops

Copy of Procedural Codex Manuel

Much discussion of HIV/AIDS and WA-area civil rights activism

Publications and reports covering HIV/AIDS in Black communities, feminist circles, drug users and sex workers

Includes discussion of and activism around the omnibus health legislation of 1988-9, along with state-level rulemaking from the same era

Particularly concerns how test changes led to a reclassification of asymptomatic people with HIV/AIDS

Correspondence, news releases and internal memoranda

Contains documentation, drafts and correspondence relating not only to national and state-level policies and activism around them, but the University of Washington's specific approaches

Materials gathered for the teaching of Social Work 409 (The AIDS Epidemic: Social and Political Realities). Includes policy documents, in-community zines, policy drafts and activist responses, including works about (and from) sex workers, Black gay organizations and feminist bodies

Correspondence and files relating to Social Work 409, 1989 - The AIDS Epidemic: Social and Political Realities

Includes "caring for a loved one with AIDS", the AIDS Education business guide, and the resource manual for the Seattle needle exchange

Activism and correspondence surrounding mandatory proposals to test and punish people for having HIV. Particularly focuses on the proposal of House Bill 1343 in Washington State, which would have made HIV testing mandatory

Of particular note is the range of international activist literature and correspondence, including from the Paris branch of ACT UP

Particularly good representation of Seattle-area HIV/AIDS organizations' newsletters, letters, etc

Seattle-specific; focuses not only on the importance of needle exchanges but also the consequences of an "anti-loitering" law for their viability. Contains substantial ACT UP Seattle correspondence and campaign material

Newsletter issues

Publications and reports covering HIV/AIDS in Black communities, feminist circles, drug users and sex workers

Material from/about other organizations working on issues around HIV/AIDS, including the People of Color AIDS Network (POCAN), the ACLU, Street Outreach Services (SOS), the National Aliance of State and Territorial AIDS Directors, the Department of Health and Human Services, and Gay Men's Health Crisis, Inc.

Includes activist works and newsletters from Project Inform, ACT UP, the AIDS Treatment Bulletin, and others

Correspondence, mailing lists, assorted magazines; includes epidemiological reports and material related to GACHA

Contains rare/niche press clippings, alongside conference presentations and correspondence with organizations including ACT UP

Mostly conference precis, the media guide, calls for abstracts

Largely covers HIV/AIDS confidentiality and the politics of healthcare surrounding the disease

Fund-distributing organization Bereano was applying to for Gay Community Services-related grants

Includes quarterly surveillance reports, and editions of PI Perspective and PWA Coalition News

Note; many of the materials in this set come from the files of Michael Myers, Bereano's partner, who died of HIV/AIDS in 1988

Magazine put out by NWAF

Washington state LGBT rights group and convention

Includes early versions of various pieces by John Stoltenberg, along with correspondence, flyers, and other notes and publications, particularly Project Redirection - Detroit

Board minutes and organizational features

Seattle Aids Memorial

"A newsletter by and for people affefted by AIDS. A publication of the Northwest AIDS Foundation"

Washington Death with Dignity Initiative

Discussed "the impact of DNA-based identification systems on civil liberties"

Talk given by Bereano at Oregon State University in 2002

Correspondence and papers from/surrounding the International Conference on Biotechnology in the Global Economy, held at Harvard in 2002

Includes testimony to the california state legislature, and participation in UW's "Saturday Seminars"

Participation in the Florence Kluckhohn Center for the Study of Values talks, and talks at ASEC and the American Bar Association

Talk at Drexel University as part of their continuing education program

Interdisciplinary workshop on the interrelationships between science and technology, and ethics and values, hosted by AAAS

Documents relating to Bereano's participation in the May Day protests in Washington, DC.

Materials for the conference "Technology assessment: management, manpower, and methodologies"

A trip Bereano took to Oslo, and notes on the talk he gave there

Notes, correspondence and drafts from Bereano's work on technology assessment, particularly a paper (and then anthology) with Fred Lee

Correspondence with and for Wiley, including royalty statements, contracts and permissions

Correspondence relating to people reusing Bereano's works, or vice versa

Materials relating to an adaption of Nadezhda Mandelstam's book of the same name

Materials relating to two pieces by Bereano for the Cornell Law Review; one, a review of "electricity and the environment: the reform of legal institutions", and the second, an original piece "the role of the courts in technology assessment", with Jerry H. Portnoy

Materials from the publication of "the scientific community and the crisis of belief", in American Scientist. Consists mostly of reprint requests

Two pieces for the ISTA venues - "Technology, the Past and the Future", and "Technology and Planning: the Politics of Choice"

A piece by Bereano in the edited volume "scientists in the legal system".

Book review of "Environmental Control: Priorities, Policies, and the Law"

Project and paper by Bereano, along with Jed Callen, William Kellner, Gordon Olson and Brian Wengenroth. Contains 35mm slides of figures

Drafts, correspondence and finished material of "alternative technology: is less more?", published by Bereano in Science for the People magazine in 1976, along with work on the "women in kitchen technology" project and "technology and social relations"

A piece on air pollution and land use, eventually published by the Hudson Basin project. Includes records from the eponymous court case

Issue of The Cornell Engineer, featuring Bereano's "There Ought To Be a Law: the role of law in environmental management"

Pieces from the curriculuum newsletter of the Lehigh University STS program

"Developing technology assessment methodology: some insights and experiences", by Alfred M. Lee and Bereano

Bereano piece on DNA

Publication from the "women and kitchen technology" project

Includes materials from their 1985 annual conference (and Bereano's presentation at it), and publications from "Impact Assessment Today", their subsequent volume, on "an assessment of state subsidies for 'high-tech': the community perspective", along with a piece for the Impact Assessment Bulletin (a review of "Social Impact Assessment Methods")

Piece on government policies in relation to robotics and technology development

A review of Ira H. Carmen's "Cloning and the Constitution"

A book review of Sheldon Krimsky's "Genetic Alchemy" and another of Ester Boserup's "population and technological change"

A book review of Robert H. Blank's "redefining human life", and a piece titled "the elimination of diversity: the dominant view of biotechnology policy"

Bereano's piece "institutional biosafety committees and the inadequacies of risk regulation"

A piece by Bereano, Mark Haselkorn, and Penelope Karovsky, "Technology Assessment and the notion of intelligence in intelligent hypertutoring"

Bereano's article "DNA identification systems: social policy and civil liberties concerns", and "is there a contradiction between the practice of technology assessment and democratic decision-making?"

A review of David Dickinson's "the new politics of science", and another of Stephen Hill's "the tragedy of technology"

Materials for a book review of Thomas Wiegele's "Biotechnology and International Relations" and Lynda Birke and Ruth Hubbard's edited volume "Reinventing Biology"

Includes pieces on Monsanto's lawsuit against Percy Schmeiser, "genetic engineering in a post-cancun world", "data identification systems and civil liberties", and the EPA's proposal for environmental safety committees

Materials relating to Bereano's piece "reflections of a participant-observer"

See previous

"Characteristics of decentralized electricity generation", a paper with Barry Hyman and Sally King

Book chapter on "some environmental and ethical considerations of genetically engineered plants and foods" in a volume edited by Gerhold Becker and James Buchanan. Includes a floppy disk version (labelled "Phil's Hong Kong paper")

Unpublished paper on sustainability as a term

Published, and original, versions of a speech on HIV/AIDS and politics, later published in In These Times

First and second editions of a book titled "the machine in the university", for which Bereano and collaborators provided a chapter on the women and kitchen technology project

An anthology on "technology in womens' lives" for which Bereano and colleagues provided a chapter

Bereano's chapter "technology at home - burden or blessing?", with Christine E. Bose

Bereano's contribution to a book edited by Paul R. Billings

Submissions to and issues of Tikkun, a Jewish left-wing magazine, and the magazine Resist

Writings for the 1989 and 1991 meetings, both covering human genome mapping and DNA tracing

Bereano's work for an IEEE magazine called "Technology and Society", specifically a publication on corporate influence at universities, and another providing a tribute to Ben Linder, the UW student murdered in Nicaragua

IEEE conference - Bereano's work "selecting desirable technologies for decentralised electricity generation". Includes slide transparencies, presumably from the conference itself

1996 piece on "the irrelevance of the gay gene"

Book review of "who pays the price?" by Barbara Rose Johnston

Materials relating to Bereano's piece (and previously, talk) "Technology and Human Freedom"

Book chapter in the anthology "Technology and Choice", based on the women and kitchen technology project

British publication - Bereano provided them with a version of "Don't Take Liberties with our Genes"

Publication of the Intercommunity Peace and Justice Center; Bereano's pieces are on "Class-ifying technologies", and genetically engineered food

Pieces for the Loka Institute, largely on GMOs

Pieces from Bereano's long-running work as a columnist for the Seattle Times

Mostly letters to the editor

Mostly letters to the editor

Danish magazine for which Bereano wrote a piece on genetic discrimination

Biodiversity magazine for which Bereano wrote on GMO regulation

"you are what you eat", published in a special edition in December 2000

Editorial on "life, liberty and the pursuit of genetic testing"

Piece on genetics research

Piece on reining in managers who spy on employees' emails

Pieces about/by Bereano in the UW Alumni magazine and the School of Public Health magazine

Materials about the republication of Bereano's Seattle Times editorial "the right to know what we eat" in "Taking Sides: Issues in Business Ethics and Society" titled

Miscellaneous, hard-to-find publications, including "The Normative Aspects of Environmental Planning" (1972), "Freedom and Coercion" (AAAS conference, 1976), the final report and proceedings of the NSF's workshop on appropriate technology (1978), "the adequacy of institutional arrangements for water resources management" (undated),

Includes testimony before the House of Representatives on DNA identification, various letters to the editor, obituaries, Jewish religious materials, and HIV/AIDS works

Includes reviews of works by Sheila Jasanoff and Bernard Davis

Includes drafts of materials about IBCs, and unpublished or draft papers such as Susan Wright's "Recombinsnt DNA: Dismantling Controls" and Diana B. Dutton's "Results of a Survey of Institutional Biosafety Committees in California", for the Recombinant DNA Advisory Committee

Before the Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights, Committee of the Judiciary, U.S. House of Representatives

Seminar Bereano participated at

Mostly with Martin Galinowski and Jeffrey M. Schevitz

Mostly with/about ACLU; includes discussion of cookies, surveillance, entrapment, and spyware

Includes "Live and let live", Albert and Susan Cantril's 1994 benchmark survey of public privacy opinions in 1994

Mostly relates to the Privacy Committee; includes discussion and reports on electronic record releases, DNA testing and internal ACLU processes and policies, along with the ACLU's "policy on information data banking"

Includes memos and discussion of a "smart card" program in Utah circa 1997, the "Privacy for Consumers and Workers Act", and the ACLU public policy report "liberty at work"

ACLU data committee minutes, notes, drafts and and correspondence

Drafts of the remand policy, with commentary and notes

Also contains documentation about (and minutes of) the conference "Technology as if people mattered: community, university and appropriate technollogy", held in Seattle in 1977 at the University of Washington

Includes newsletters, publications and internal correspondence

Contains extensive records and correspondence surrounding the establishment of the Office of Technology Assessment, along with draft and unpublished papers

Contains extensive records and correspondence surrounding the establishment of the Office of Technology Assessment, along with draft and unpublished papers

Mostly cascade: journal of the northwest, along with other short-run technology assessment and policy and community activism projects

Articles were largely reprints; they have been preserved where they are rare or unpublished drafts, attached to notes, or heavily annotated

A project on "scientific and technical information" (STI) by Bereano and colleagues at the Department of Technical Communication, commissioned by the Office of Technology Assessment

Covers urban homesteading

Includes an evaluation of the AT grants program by Bereano and Jeffrey James

Includes information on the review of AT grants program projects by the DoE and washington state funding bodies

Some overlap with 33/10-13

Seattle-area science policy group. Contains reports on the housing impacts caused by the WA convention and trade center, heavy metals in Seattle community gardens, meeting minutes, correspondence and pamphlets

Also contains materials relating to the Puget Sound Conversion Project

Includes material relating to SCOPI/EVIST grant and a conference on HIV/AIDS

Includes final report of the "Seattle Indian Street Youth Survey Project", a collaboration between SCOPI and United Indians of All Tribes

Grant application materials

Cornell project

Largely relates to SMATC, but also broader (sometimes-unpublished) papers on public participation in science

Materials relating to a project to investigate the impact "high-technology" focused approaches to economic development have on education and policy

Proposal on "engineering and the pro-bono tradition"

A project evaluating "high temperature solar technology for materials processing"

Bereano's dissertation, titled "Technology Planning: Assessment and adversarial participation"

Documents workshops held at the University of Washington under a Sloan Foundation grant on the social context of technology. Featured George McRobie of Intermediate Technology

Includes original and revised NSF grant proposal for the project, run by Philip Bereano, Christine Bose, and Sue-Ellen Jacobs. This folder mostly relates to the grant process and administration, and human subjects board review

Documents the human subjects review process and additional grantmaking

More grant paperwork and various versions of the project proposal

More project proposals and human subjects applications

This folder includes the study codebook, minutes, the interim report, and two corresponding working papers, "transportation and mobile communications: demand-responsive passenger transportation systems and mobile communications" (Arnim H. Meyburg and Russell Thatcher) and "New technology and the regulatory process: the case of land mobile and the federal communications commission" (Mark V. Nadel and Robert E. Glanville)

This folder contains material on the grant renewal and on Phil's work on a chapter after his move to the University of Washington

Project on pre-natal genetic testing, with Gilbert S. Omenn. This folder contains HSB materials and grant proposals

A grant-funded project on the Trojan nuclear powerplant

Study materials from the Ford Foundation project on decentralised energy generation

Consists mostly of a draft (?) of the final report

Television project in collaboration with KCTS Educational Television. This folder contains the original grant application

Correspondence, script drafts and contract material

Materials for producing shows, including Lewis M. Branscomb's "IBM and Universities: Partners in Progress"

Magazine on nuclear issues by the Washington…

Records relating to Oregon's state campaigns against Hanford site expansion

Miscellaneous, internally-produced or simply unpublished reports, including Max Power's "some observations on determining the safety of a nuclear waste repository", Susan Wade's briefing paper on monitored retrievable storage, and various versions of Bereano's " legislative (political) issues in control", along with materials from the Hanford Health Effects Review Panel

Materials from the Iodine 128 task force, WashPIRG's "nuclear waste: a national waste repository at Hanford", and various statements and testimonies to public bodies

Newsletters, pamphlets and occasional correspodnence

Correspondence that, temporally and subject-wise, is clearly nuclear or Hanford related, but does not contain enough detail to place organizationally

Includes extensive newsletters

Includes extensive newsletters and Iodine-128 related material

Includes meeting packets, correspondence, internal reports, and minutes from various subcommittess (including the environmental monitoring and historical document subcommittees)

UW pressure and research group

On "human values, science, and technology"; hosted by KWSU-TV

Material from the "Study of Value Orientations" project with the Lummi tribe

Materials from/around a conference on the human environment in Latin America, Mexico City, 1971

Materials relating to NicaTech - a group of professionals in technology involved in aid to Nicaragua. Includes material on the death of Benjamin Linder, a Jewish University of Washington student murdered while volunteering

Includes drafts, correspondence and other material around a book project "When Trimesters Collide: Constitutional Theory versus Clinical Reality (abortion and fetal viability)", with Nan D. Hunter. This box largely contains material relating to an AAAS presentation of some of the work

Contains early material on the use of abortion "litmus tests" in the United States Senate, in correspondence between Bereano and Ira Glasser

Material on Bereano's involvement in Seattle-area activism around cable rates. Contains extensive records of the Citizens' Cable Communications Advisory Board

Interdisciplinary study, originating as a pilot study in 1976

Largely bound versions of published reports, including "the impacts of downtown development on Seattle housing costs" and the "SCOPI Renter Weatherization study", alongside materials on a fundraising campaign

Many pamphlets from Seattle-area HIV/AIDS groups, including Shanti, the Gay Counselling Service, and the Chicken Soup Brigade

Largely board minutes and expenditure information

Drafts and final versions of reports, including on renter weatherisation and housing costs

"Indian street youth condition study", a study on jobs and employment, a study on "skid road", and materials on wastewater treatment in Renton and heavy metals in urban gardens

Early/originating documents relating to the project

Includes hearing summaries and internal staff docs from the Public Health Service

Includes letters of recommendation and reviews of tenure packets and grant applications

Student essays, grant proposals and evaluations

An array of pamphlets and newsletters, including a 1977 copy of the college of engineering newsletter and materials from the Bullitt Foundation

Includes status reports, proposed course listings, certificate information, and budget and grants information

Includes status reports, correspondence, course reviews, budget information, and faculty meeting minutes, along with a special edition of "The Trend in Engineering at the University of Washington" from 1974 focused on the department

Includes grant proposals, drafts, faculty reports and minutes, and internal correspondence

Includes proposal to establish a master's degree program

Particularly related to SMT 545 - a course on appropriate technology - and SMT 530 ("Technology Assessment: methods and analyses")

Largely material relating to the high-technology research project

Includes faculty meeting minutes, budgetary materials and other correspondence

Materials relating to the alleged fiscal crisis at the University of Washington that led to the review of, and then termination of, the SMT program. Includes letters of support from students

Includes some materials on the appeal (otherwise discussed below)

Solicitations or offers of help from legislators, students, and faculty in other departments

Materials related to a grievance around faculty being moved to offices without windows; according to university anecdote, this led to the eventual formation of what is now the Department of Human-Centered Design & Engineering

Correspondence relating to a dispute over Arms Race Concern, a faculty discussion and campaign group sponsored by SMT inquiring into the role of defence funding at UW, amongst other things

Includes parking passes, the UW directory, an invite to a women in STEM event, and similar organizational ephemera

Courses taught by Bereano at University of Barcelona

German grad student on a Fulbright scholarship who studied with Bereano

has floppy disk

Presentations and conference submissions

Also covers Environmentalists for Full Employment

Includes extensive newsletters

Collaborations with Gabriel duPuy and Jean-Claude Ziv, amongst others

Applications for grants for the Institute for the Study of Contemporary Social Problems

Includes full program

Documents a proposal for a film forum on "the social impact of technology and the public's role in determining policy"

Material on the first international congress on technology assessment. Includes book of abstracts, and Bereano's paper with Jed Callen, William Kellner, Gordon Olson and Brian Wangenroth, "A proposed methodology for assessing alternative technologies"

Documents a conference on technology assessment hosted by the Academy for Contemporary Problems, along with a proposed book, "perspectives on technology assessment"

Includes Bereano's talk "teaching technology assessment: the Cornell experience", and Richard S. Wells's "on the communication of techno-social concerns: Technology Assessment in the Classroom"

Includes a copy of Edward H. Bryan's paper "the national science foundation's experimental program in appropriate technology", along with a summary of AT projects prepared by him

Mostly board minutes, governance documents and announcements

Documents an internship program Bereano was instrumental in proposing and running. Includes PESC-related newsletters

Mostly materials relating to a "civil liberties revue" in 1985, along with some materials on abortion and HIV/AIDS

A pilot of the "consensus conference" approach to citizen involvement in science decisionmaking

University of Barcelona biotechnology conference. Conference aims to update teachers on biotechnology to improve their training

Genetic Engineering Action Network (GEAN)

Published by scientists and citizens organized on policy issues

Newsletter of the program on public conceptions of science

Association for the Advancement of Science

8th GMO Free Conference

Genetic Engineering Action Network Conference in Chicago

Includes exchanges with Lawrence Tribe, Noam Chomsky and other figures in the domain of skeptical approaches to technology and society

Honorable discharge certificate and verification of status

Correspondence and materials relating to Devon Pena, associate profesor at Colorado College

Bereano's papers when he attended Cornell University

Bereano's papers when he attended Cornell University

9/11 newspaper clippings

Zipped email CD in box 10 labeled "Phil's new emails"

Poetry written by Phil Bereano

Correspondence relating to cassette tapes in box 9. Relating to tapes titled "The History of the Hanford Nuclear Reservation"

Letters to and from US Department of Justicem Joseph Biden, and Sister Evelyn about the imprisonment of prison rights activist and gay rights activist John Gibbs. Discusses his unfair treatment in prison.

Letters between incarerated Barnes and Bereano over Barnes' brutal attack in prison

Legal documents and newspapers about riot in Collegetown inresponse to U.S. policy in Indochina

Runaway juvenile

Self defense case

Grand larceny case

Legal documents and newspapers about riot in Collegetown inresponse to U.S. policy in Indochina

Certificate Phil Bereano won and newspaper clippings regarding the Vietnam War

Phil Bereano's phone tax records, newspaper clippings, and anti IRS Phone Tax Protest pamphlet

6 women and 13 children who sat in at the Selective Service office calling for a ceasefire in vietnam and for the anti-war movement

contains newspaper articles and information on the Seattle Coalition Against Apartheid. Phil Bereano was arrested along with other UW professors at the protests. Includes letter of re-arrest

contains newspaper articles and information on the Seattle Coalition Against Apartheid. Phil Bereano was arrested along with other UW professors at the protests.

contains newspaper articles and information on the Seattle Coalition Against Apartheid. Phil Bereano was arrested along with other UW professors at the protests.

Puget Sound LGBT jewish congregation

Newsletters from "New Menorah" and "The Shalom Report"