This article proposes to reflect on the observation made by the Groupe de recherche sur les archives et les femmes en Acadie (GRAFA) that Acadian women are poorly represented in archives. In 2020, the GRAFA asked researchers to revisit archival fonds to find out what Acadian women have to say. We turned our attention to the folklore archives of the Centre d’ étude s acadiennes Anselme-Chiasson. Using a gender analysis grid, we analyzed a sample of the folklore archives on various themes such as religion, family life, and birth. Through an analysis of the classification and content of the various folklore collections, a major finding emerged: although folklore archives are not constructed to represent the voice of women, it is possible to identify their path so as to capture the lived experience of Acadian women.