New England Free Press was a movement printer and publisher from 1967 to 1981. Of the roughly 300 titles we published, about a third focused on women's liberation. Taken together, these articles–by such writers as Marge Piercy, Angela Davis, Betsy Warrior, Roxanne Dunbar, Barbara Ehrenreich, Isaac Asimov and Meredith Tax–form a treasury of feminist thinking from that time.

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The purpose of this website is to provide a free online archive of New England Free Press publications for researchers and those interested in independent publishing and/or grassroots movements of the ’60s and ’70s. Many of these pamphlets are as good as they ever were; some may not stand up under a contemporary lens. We hope that all will inspire conversation and action among today’s progressive agitators and activists.

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So far we've scanned and uploaded most of the women's liberation pamphlets; these are now available to view, download, and distribute. And we encourage you to check back often, as this is an evolving site: we are working on scanning the rest of the catalog, and there are a few other related projects in the works.