The CarolAnn Peterson papers, circa 1998-2000, consist of correspondence, publications, and reports documenting Ms. Peterson's work to establish medical protocols, policies and services for victims of domestic violence. The papers document, in the form of conference agendas, speaker information, and related materials, the work that the Family Violence Protection Fund, the California Institute of Mental Health, and Children and Families worked jointly at the state level to assist counties with welfare reform. Also included is domestic violence program information within CalWORKS. CarolAnn Peterson was a legislative advocate who participated in meetings at the state level that resulted in the current domestic violence policies in California.

CarolAnn Peterson was a legislative advocate who participated in meetings at the state level that resulted in the current domestic violence policies in California.

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