The Eleanor Roosevelt Papers Project is a university-chartered research center associated with the Department of History of The George Washington University
New Documents
Articles
- Eleanor Roosevelt's Wartime Prayer
- Ten Steps Which Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt Believes Would Strengthen Our Democracy (1947)
- If I Were a Republican Today (1950)
- What Has Happened to the American Dream? (1961)
Columns
- On Politics and Civil Rights (My Day, August 9, 1957)
- If You Ask Me (February 1950)
- If You Ask Me (July 1953)
- If You Ask Me (September 1953)
- If You Ask Me (October 1953)
- If You Ask Me (August 1954)
Correspondences (by date)
- Eleanor Roosevelt to Lorena Hickok, April 19, 1945 (transcribed version)
- Eleanor Roosevelt to Lorena Hickok, April 19, 1945 (pdf version)
- Eleanor Roosevelt to Robert Hannegan, June 3, 1945
- Eleanor Roosevelt to Maude Gray, December 9, 1948
- Eleanor Roosevelt to Maude Gray, December 9, 1948 (pdf version)
- Eleanor Roosevelt to Lyndon B. Johnson, August 17, 1957
- Lyndon B. Johnson to Eleanor Roosevelt, August 22, 1957
- Eleanor Roosevelt to Lyndon B. Johnson, August 28, 1957
Radio Broadcasts
- Interview with Senator Karl E. Mundt, March 16, 1951
- Audio Clip of Interview with Senator Karl E. Mundt on party realignment, March 16, 1951
- Interview with Joseph Alsop, March 29, 1951 Foreign Policy
- Audio Clip of ER on the Korean War, March 29, 1951
- Audio Clip of Interview with Joseph Alsop on Communism and foreign aid, March 29, 1951
- Interview with John C. Green, August 22, 1951
- Audio Clip of ER on the military occupation of Japan
Speeches and Addresses
- Commencement Address at Sarah Lawrence College (1957)
- Keynote Address to the New York Democratic State Convention (1946)
- Statement to the United Nations' General Assembly on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948)
- Speech at the Phi Beta Kappa Association Founders' Day Dinner (1949)
- Remarks to the Americans for Democratic Action on Individual Liberty (1950)
- Speech to the India League (1952) India
- Speech to the Democratic National Convention Urging Support for the United Nations (1952)
- Campaign Address for Adlai Stevenson (1956)