Material from the three national Task Forces: Liberation Task Force, Religious Search Task Force and Women's Task Force. Included are program files, reports, resource material, address lists, evaluations, questionnaires, correspondence and miscellaneous material. By far the largest part of this unit is the program file, which describes and delineates different programs, sponsored, co-sponsored or attended by the members of the individual Task Forces. It should be noted that the Task Forces often helped set and carry on the goals of the Grail as decided in the General Assembly. In fact, the 1971 International General Assembly also established this structure and areas of concern to help delineate the goals and interest areas of the International Grail.

The material is divided into individual Task Forces which are arranged alphabetically by the Task Force name. Within each Task Force the material is divided by record type and then within each record type either chronologically or alphabetically as with the program files.

The National Conference (national meeting) material consists of correspondence (a large percentage being form letters), financial reports, participants and address lists, resource material (readings to help prepare for issues to be discussed at the conferences), transcribed talks given at the conference (only in 1962 and 1964), agendas, minutes, reports, working papers and miscellaneous material.

Conferences of special interest include the 1962 conference which discussed "Woman's place in the church and the world" and the 1964 and 1965 conferences which dealt with the aggiornamento process in the Catholic Church as a whole and within the Grail movement in particular. The National Conferences stopped in 1966 when their function was completely taken over by the General Assemblies. See also National Board Meetings and National Movement Records for additional information.

The material is divided by conference and arranged chronologically by year of conference. Within each conference the material is subdivided into record type and arranged chronologically within each type.