Images and Facsimiles:
• "Parents Boycott School".    Justine Wise Polier Exhibit— The Skipwith Case.
  
  

Images and Facsimiles:
• "On the Way to the Night Shift" Women Laborers Heading for the Passaic Mills.    Justine Wise Polier Exhibit— An Unusual Education.
  
  
• "Day Rest After Night in the Mill".    Justine Wise Polier Exhibit— An Unusual Education.
  
  

Images and Facsimiles:
• Justine Wise Polier Addressing Passaic Mill Workers March 2, 1926.    Justine Wise Polier Exhibit— Workers' Rights.
  
  
• "Textile Strikers Steal March on Passaic Police, Storm Guarded Mill" March 2, 1926.    Justine Wise Polier Exhibit— Workers' Rights.
  
  

Images and Facsimiles:
• "Jeanne D'Arc of the Mills".    Justine Wise Polier Exhibit— Workers' Rights.
  
  

• "A Day in Children's Court- As One Judge Sees It." Federal Probation 12 (Dec. 1948): 3-7.
  
  
• "The Invisible Legal Rights of the Poor." Children 12 (Nov.-Dec. 1965): 215-220.
  
  
• "The Jewish Commitment." The Jewish Echo, 12 Sept. 1958.
  
  
• "Religion and Child Care Services." Social Service Review 30 (June 1956): 132-135.
  
  
• "Social Work, Social Problems, and Community Values." Social Service Review 29 (Sept. 1955): 260-266.
  
  
• "Wartime Needs of Children and Federal Responsibility." Federal Probation 8 (April-June 1944): 9-12.

• Back to What Woodshed? Public Affairs Pamphlet, No. 232, 1956.
  
  
• Everybody's Children, Nobody's Child. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1941.
  
  
• Juvenile Justice in Double Jeopardy: The Distanced Community and Vengeful Retribution. New Jersey: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Publishers, 1989.
  
  
• The Rule of Law and the Role of Psychiatry. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Press, 1968.
  
  
• A View from the Bench. New York: National Council on Crime and Delinquency, 1964.

• Address. American Jewish Congress Convention, Plenary Session. November 9, 1949, Box 45, folder 560.
  
  
• Address. Temporary State Commission on Youth and Delinquency, DeWitt Clinton Hotel, Albany, New York. 5 October 1955. Box 45, folder 566.
  
  
• "Basic Elements of Friendly Frontiers." Christ Church. October 14, 1952. Polier papers, box 45, folder 563.
  
  
• "Deposition of Justine Wise, City of New Haven." 24 April 1926. Box 1, folder 15.
  
  
• "Child Advocacy: What Is It? Why Is It Important? How Can It Be Implemented?" Eastern Regional Conference, C.W.L.A. Atlantic City, New Jersey. 25 April 1974. Polier papers box 47, folder 589.
  
  
• "The Future of World Jewry." Stephen Wise Free Synagogue, New York City. March 16, 1957. Box 45, folder 568.
  
  
• Letter to Hon. Jule Sugarman, Administrator. 6 July 1971. Box 21, folder 251.
  
  
• "In Defense of Human Rights." Commencement address, Bryn Mawr. May 14, 1973. Polier papers box 47, folder 587.
  
  
• Interview with Thomas F. Soapes. 14 September 1977. Franklin D. Roosevelt Library, Hyde Park, New York. Box 1, folder 2.
  
  
• Oral History. Conducted by Columbia University , Butler Library, Oral History Research Office, 1982. Box 1, folder 3.
  
  
• Oral History Interview with Dr. Ernest Goldstein, [1982]. Box 1, folder 3.
  
  
• "Passaic." Ts undated. Box 1, folder 16.
  
  
• "Prophetic Judaism: Fossil or Living Legacy?" Address at Brandeis University, 1959. Box 46, folder 570.
  
  
• "Stephen Wise as I Knew Him." Stephen Wise Free Synagogue, New York City. 15 March 1974. Box 47, folder 589.
  
  
• "Who are our Neighbors?" Congress Monthly April 1976. Box 48, folder 596.
  
  
• "The World We Want to Live In--- How to Achieve It." Howard University, 12 March 1947. Box 45, folder 558.
  
  
• "Woman Lawyer in the Depression: An Oral History." Interview with Ann Fagan Ginger. The National Lawyers Guild Practitioner 39.4 (1982): 122-128. Box 1, folder 3.

Images and Facsimiles:
• "A Judge Finds New York Schools Separate and Unequal." .     Justine Wise Polier Exhibit—The Skipwith Case .

Images and Facsimiles:
• "Caring for the Children While Their Mothers Went On the Picket Line".    Justine Wise Polier Exhibit— An Unusual Education.
  
  

Images and Facsimiles:
• Stephen Wise and Justine Wise.    Justine Wise Polier Exhibit— Family Legacy.
  
  
• "Stephen and Louise After Their Marriage in November, 1900".    Justine Wise Polier Exhibit— Family Legacy.
  
  

Archival Sources

Images and Facsimiles:
• Louise Waterman Wise and Justine Wise, circa 1913.    Justine Wise Polier Exhibit— Family Legacy.
  
  

Images and Facsimiles:
• Children in a Juvenile Institution.    Justine Wise Polier Exhibit— Children's Defense Fund.
  
  
• Boys on the Street.    Justine Wise Polier Exhibit— Children's Defense Fund.
  
  

Images and Facsimiles:
• Girls Playing on the Street.    Justine Wise Polier Exhibit— Children's Defense Fund.
  
  

Images and Facsimiles:
• Domestic Relations Court.    Justine Wise Polier Exhibit— Just Like Her Father.
  
  

Images and Facsimiles:
• Justine Wise Polier and Others at the Wiltwyck School.    Justine Wise Polier Exhibit— The Wiltwyck School.
  
  

Images and Facsimiles:
• Justine Wise Polier with Mrs. Andre Taylor, Alfred Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. John James, Stephanie James, Andrew Taylor, Mrs. Jessie Profelt at "Tea for Toys".    Justine Wise Polier Exhibit— Introduction.
  
  
• Chairing a Meeting at Louise Wise Services, May 1, 1958.    Justine Wise Polier Exhibit— A Second Day.
  
  
• Justine Wise Polier and Eleanor Roosevelt at a 1960 Banquet for the Wiltwyck School.    Justine Wise Polier Exhibit— The Wiltwyck School.
  
  
• Justine Wise Polier as a Young Judge.    Justine Wise Polier Exhibit— But Can She Cook?.
  
  
• Justine Wise Polier.    Justine Wise Polier Exhibit— A Life's Work.
  
  
• Justine Wise Polier, 1973.    Justine Wise Polier Exhibit— Wilder v. Sugarman.
  
  
• Justine Wise Polier.    Justine Wise Polier Exhibit— Introduction.
  
  
• Justine Wise Polier.    Justine Wise Polier Exhibit— The Skipwith Case.
  
  
• Justine Wise Polier at a Mental Health Association of New York Convention, May 24, 1973.    Justine Wise Polier Exhibit— A Life's Work.
  
  
• "New City Relief Director Talks it Over With..." .    Justine Wise Polier Exhibit— Just Like Her Father.
  
  
• "Mrs. Justine Wise Tulin Thanks Mayor".    Justine Wise Polier Exhibit— Just Like Her Father.
  
  
• "Say Mrs. Tulin to Lose Post".    Justine Wise Polier Exhibit— Just Like Her Father.
  
  
• "Mrs. Tulin Kin of Rabbi Wise Now Justice".    Justine Wise Polier Exhibit— Just Like Her Father.
  
  
• Justine Wise Polier.    Justine Wise Polier Exhibit— But Can She Cook?.
  
  
• "Outspoken Foe of Discrimination" .    Justine Wise Polier Exhibit— A Life's Work.
  
  

Transcriptions:
• Excerpt from "Deposition of Justine Wise, City of New Haven" .    Justine Wise Polier Exhibit— An Unusual Education.
  
  
• Letter from Justine Wise Polier to Hon. Jule Sugarman, Administrator.    Justine Wise Polier Exhibit— Wilder v. Sugarman.
  
  

Images and Facsimiles:
• Judge Polier Addressing Women's Division Plenary Session, Women's Biennial Convention, April 1956.    Justine Wise Polier Exhibit— Vital Heritage.
  
  
• Justine Wise Polier in Israel, with children .    Justine Wise Polier Exhibit— Introduction.
  
  
• Justine Wise Polier Speaking in Israel.    Justine Wise Polier Exhibit— Vital Heritage.

Images and Facsimiles:
• Justine Wise Polier and Shad Polier.    Justine Wise Polier Exhibit— A Second Day.