Documents about history of the TRG, Irregular and Ecoso Exchange 1967 to 1998
Crow, Ruth and Crow, Maurie (1998) Documents about history of the TRG, Irregular and Ecoso Exchange 1967 to 1998. unpublished. (Unpublished)
Abstract
'Irregular' was first published in 1967 and those to whom it was first circularised were invited to attend a regular monthly discussion group. The discussion group was called the Town Planning Research Group. The newsletter was published monthly and the discussion group was also held monthly until 1971, and from then until 1979 at quarterly intervals. The discussion group met in Kevin Borland's office until 1973 and after that in the meeting room at Maurie Crow's ofice in Plumbers Union Building) Office, (see attachment extract from Ecoso, December 1979 for reasons for discontinuing the newsletter and discussion group). After Maurie died in 1988 I revised Ecoso but not TRG. My intention was to produce about a dozen quarterly issues, offering access to some of our documents through a system of DATE (Documents Available Through Ecoso). About half of the subscribers were from those who had previously subscribed, (see comparison below). In 1990, after the Crow Collection was acquired by the Victoria University (then the Footscray Institute of Technology), and with the formation of the Crow Collection Association, Ecoso became the newsletter for the Crow Collection Association.
Additional Information | Contains documents: |
Item type | Other |
URI | https://vuir.vu.edu.au/id/eprint/16170 |
Subjects | Historical > FOR Classification > 1205 Urban and Regional Planning Historical > FOR Classification > 2001 Communication and Media Studies Current > Collections > Crow Papers |
Keywords | Ecoso, Ecoso Exchange, Ecoso Exchange newsletter, Ecoso history, Town Planning Research Group, TRG history, Irregular, Irregular history, newsletters, Kevin Borland, Plumbers Union Building, Documents Available Through Ecoso, Victoria University, Footscray Institute of Technology, Crow Collection Association, government planning, ecological issues, social issues, child care, Radical Ecology Conference, subscribers, Lloyd Edwards, Frank Meyer, Clerks Union, Australian Council of Salaried and Professional Associations, ACSPA, Amalgamated Engineering Union, trade unionists, "Seeds for Change", "Economic Strategies for Social Change", Rainbow Alliance, Greens, Communist Party Australia, community movements, Australian Labour Party, urban planning, Melbourne, urban renewal, tansportation plans, Ecoso Constituency, world resources, municipal plans, economics, employment, equity, Victoria University of Technology, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Deakin University, Swinburne University, Latrobe University, Monash University, "Potted History of Ecoso 1967 to 1979", "Irregular/TRG, Ecoso/Crow Collection", "Maurie Crow and the Town Planning Research Group", "Review of Subscribers to Ecoso", CROW-BOX3-3-10-DOC1 |
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