<h2>To find the bibliography click the link below:</h2>

<a href="http://wotan.liu.edu/omeka/judith/bibliography/" target="_blank"><h1><b>Bibliography</b></a> <h1>

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<h2>List of company partnerships that will eventually be included in the 1990s print collection:</h2>
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<li>• Canon-Missing children</li>
<li>• Home Depot-Community efforts, affordable housing</li>
<li>• Sara Lee-Front Runner Awards Program calls attention to women’s accomplishments</li>
<li>• Liz Claiborne-Women’s work program, funds women’s shelters</li>
<li>• Ralston Purina-Pet’s for people program, pet adoption</li>
<li>• Kraft General Foods-Scholarship college programs for African Americans</li> 
<li>• Allstate-Community outreach</li>
<li>• Rite Aid-Children’s Miracle Network Campaign</li>
<li>• Post Cereal-Second Harvest Food Banks</li>
<li>• Pfizer-Combats chronic poverty</li>
<li>• Servistar-‘Good Neighbor. Good Advice’</li>
<li>• Rubbermaid-Habitat for Humanity</li>
<li>• Dow Chemical-Habitat for Humanity</li>
<li>• Maxwell House Coffee-Red Cross</li>
<li>• Cloud Nine- Rainforest Alliance ECO-O.K.</li>
<li>• Sears Roebuck & Co.-Special Olympics/Gilda’s clubs</li>
<li>• Nestle-Raises kid’s awareness about preservation of endangered animals</li>
<li>• Blockbuster Entertainment-KidPrint, missing children’s video ID program</li>
<li>• FTD Florists-Sells potpourri for the benefit of children’s Miracle Network</li>
<li>• Zip-Loc-Links with environmental causes by communicating the brand’s usage opportunities amongst fishing enthusiasts</li>
<li>• Little Ceaser’s-Employs lots of teenagers, has championed disadvantaged youth by supporting efforts to improve educational opportunities</li>
<li>• Budweiser-Associated with Muscular Dystrophy for more than 15 years</li>
<li>• Heinz-Family</li> 
<li>• Midas Safety-Car seats for babies</li> 
<li>• Kimberly Clark-Builds parks for kids</li> 
<li>• MTV-Voter registration</li>
<li>• Nickelodeon-AIDS</li> 
<li>• Hewlett Packard-reserves all of its CRM dollars to children between the ages of six through twelve, with an emphasis on girls in science and math</li>
<li>• Molson Breweries-HIV/AIDs charities</li>
<li>• Lady Footlocker-Fights violence against women</li> 
<li>• Dollar Rent A Car-Special Olympics</li> 
<li>• Nabisco-World Life Fund, endangered species cookies</li>
<li>• Pizza Hut-“Book-it” literacy program</li>
<li>• Arby’s-Big Brothers and Big Sisters</li>
<li>• Subway-“A heroes for hunger” food drive</li>
<li>• AT&T-Save the Children</li>
<li>• Adolph Coors-Promotes literacy</li>
<li>• Polaroid-Kids and self esteem</li>
<li>• Pepsi-Anti-dropout program</li>
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