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Fonds consists of records generated by the Association of Canadian Women Composers (ACWC), including the Association’s formation and its subsequent activities. The bulk of the records concern the administration of the Association itself and address issues related to governance, financial management, and member recruitment. Other records concern the Association’s public activities, including sponsorship of concerts featuring works by Canadian women composers and other public initiatives intended to increase awareness of and provide support for Canadian women composers. Records include correspondence, financial records, minutes, publications, press releases, media clippings, membership records and other material.

Item is a ink drawing by Ann Southam, featuring musical notes.

File consists of two copies of a brief biography of Ann Southam, and a list of compositions.

File consists of biographies and program notes (drafts) used in music programs. Includes handwritten notes relating to "Rivers", a note to Lousie [?] regarding "Rivers", a fax with a biography and a note for "Fluke Sound", handwritten and copied notes relating to "In a Measure of Time", and handwritten notes regarding "Re-Tuning".

File consists of six copies of a programme for a December 6 concert which featured the premiere of Southam's "Four in Hand".

File consists of handwritten playback notes relating to Southam's "Seastill".

File consists of material relating to Christina Petrowska Quillico's 2009 recording of "Pond Life".

File consists of material grouped together by Tamara Bernstein regarding recordings of "Returning" and "Rivers".

Item is a page of notes relating to "Rivers", on the reverse is a drawing of two dancers by Southam. The file also includes a note by Tamara Bernstein on where the material was found.

File consists of two draft copies of "Three Quiet Songs" by Southam, one is handwritten and the other a photocopy. The pieces are poems set to music, two of the poems are by Shelley ("A Widow Bird" and "To the Moon") and one is by D.H. Lawrence ("New Moon").