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Haener, Dorothy

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Haener, Dorothy

US rights activist. As a member of the UAW (United Auto Workers), Haener's union activity always involved the equal participation of women in the union, as well as in the workplace. In 1966, she attended the Status of Women Commissions conference in Washington, DC, where she planned to form a civil-rights organization for women with Betty Friedan and others. Haener served on US president Richard Nixon's Task Force on Women's Rights and Responsibilities in 1969.



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