File consists of affidavits, correspondence, and photocopies of articles related to court cases regarding environmental activism.

File contains correspondence addressed to Betty Krawczyk. Included in the file are: typed correspondence, Earth Liberation Prisoner Newsletter, greeting cards, handwritten letters of correspondence, postcards, a petition to the Prime Minister of Canada, print-outs of e-mails, and an excerpt from Ascent Magazine. Correspondence originates from North America and Europe.

File consists of correspondence addressed to Betty Krawczyk and Madam Justice Brown. File includes a protest sticker, typed letters, printed e-mails, a biographical sketch of Rebecca Hall, resumes, greeting cards, envelopes, flyers, an excerpt from the journal "Geoscience Canada," "Victoria Street Newz" newsletter, and an award for Misbehaving Woman of the Year.

File consists of two printed online articles regarding Canada’s criminal code. File includes excerpts of articles titled “Criminal Code of Canada – Part XXI Appeals – Indictable Offences,” and “Distinguishing Hybrid and Indictable Offences.”

File consists of two copies of a CanLII document titled “Interfor v. Paine and Krawczyk, 2001 BCCA 48.”

File consists of correspondence addressed to Betty Krawczyk. File includes: postcards, greeting cards, typed letters of correspondence, handwritten letters of correspondence, envelopes, deposit slips, and photocopies of newspaper clippings. Correspondence originates from Krawczyk’s family and other individuals in British Columbia.

File consists of newspaper clippings related to the protection of Canadian forests, and specifically Betty Krawczyk’s court case and time spent in the Burnaby Correctional Centre for Women. Included are excerpts from "Wilderness Committee Educational Report," "The Province," "The Record," "Times Colonist," and "Guardian Society."

File consists of two of Betty Krawczyk’s published memoirs. File contains “Open living Confidential (From Inside the Joint)” and “Lock Me Up or Let Me Go: The Protests, Arrest and Trial of an Environmental Activist.”

File consists of correspondence addressed to Betty Krawczyk. File contains, for the majority, greeting cards. File also includes three photographs, postcards, flyers, earnings reports, trust account slips, envelopes, and calendar pages.

Item is a photograph print of a protest sign for environmental activity and the preservation of clean waters.

File consists of correspondence addressed to Betty Krawczyk. File contains handwritten letters of correspondence, newspaper clippings and photocopies of newspaper clippings, envelopes, a photocopy of the Canadian Bill of Rights, a Fernwood Publishing newsletter, and a postcard. Some of the correspondence is from Krawczyk’s children

File consists of correspondence addressed to Betty Krawczyk. File contains: greeting cards, handwritten and typed letters, an Econews newsletter, newspaper comics, and poetry. Some of the correspondence originates from Krawczyk’s family members and friends.

File consists of correspondence addressed to Betty Krawczyk. File includes: handwritten and typed letters, greeting cards, a wedding invitation, a photograph, and printed e-mails. The correspondence originates from people in North America and Europe.

File consists of Betty Krawczyk’s incoming correspondence. File contains greeting cards, typed letters, envelopes, photocopies of newspaper clippings, and newspaper clippings.

File consists of five transcripts for statements from Doug Prenevost, Rick Jeffery, Carol Taigi, Bruce Ridley, and Patrick Corrado.

File consists of records related to Betty Krawczyk’s incarceration at Burnaby Correctional Centre for Women. File includes correspondence from the Director of Operations in regards to returned mail, receipts, a B.C.C.W. Request form, and a trust account slip.

File consists of three excerpts from Martin’s Criminal Code, 2003, and a print-out from CanLII regarding SCC 58.

File consists of Betty Krawczyk’s statements and applications while in court. File contains signed applications, typed statements, and excerpts from the Charter of Rights and Freedoms in Martin’s Criminal Code.

File consists of court documents regarding Betty Krawczyk’s Supreme Court of British Columbia’s case against Hayes Forest Services Limited. File contains Krawczyk’s typed speech, a report titled “Hayes Forest Services Limited v. Krawczyk” from CanLII, a report titled “Reasons for Judgment,” and a “Writ of Summons.”