A collection of Marie Jean Philip’s incoming correspondence from a variety of sources, including some from Harvard (see series 2) and TLC (series 5). Also includes a few pieces of her sister Susan’s correspondence. Bulk of the correspondence is on similar topics to the rest of the collection: deaf education, ASL linguistics, deaf culture, and interpreter/educator training.

This series includes papers from two cases where Philip was asked by attorneys to provide her experience as an interpreter and ASL linguist. Both cases involved non-English-speaking Latino defendants who appealed their verdicts on the basis that non-English-speaking Latinos were not allowed to serve as jurors in Massachusetts even though non-English-speaking deaf people were. The series includes correspondence, memoranda, legal briefs, and an affidavit dictated by Philip.

A collection of newspaper and magazine clippings and copies collected by Marie Jean Philip on deafness-related topics. Also includes some notes she wrote, in particular a set of chapter-by-chapter notes on Harlan Lane’s books on deaf history.