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St. Louis Interfaith Committee on Latin America Records (S0622) PRELIMINARY INVENTORY S0622 (SA3396, SA3429, SA3531, SA4373) ST. LOUIS INTERFAITH COMMITTEE ON LATIN AMERICA RECORDS This collection is available at The State Historical Society of Missouri Research Center- St. Louis. If you would like more information, please contact us at [email protected]. Introduction Approximately 51 cubic feet The St. Louis Interfaith Committee on Latin America is a non-profit group founded to educate the St. Louis community on social and political problems in Latin America. Its projects publicize such issues as immigrant rights, economic injustice, sweatshop labor, and U.S. involvement in Latin American conflicts. The records contain correspondence, subject files, and newsletters. Donor Information The records were donated to the University of Missouri by Christie Huck on March 15, 2001 (Accession No. SA3396). An addition was made on June 15, 2001 by Margaret Hill (Accession No. SA3429). An addition was made on July 7, 2003 by a representative of the St. Louis Interfaith Committee on Latin America (Accession No. SA3531). An addition was made on July 23, 2018 by Sara John (Accession No. SA4373). Copyright and Restrictions The Donor has given and assigned to the State Historical Society of Missouri all rights of copyright which the Donor has in the Materials and in such of the Donor’s works as may be found among any collections of Materials received by the Society from others. Box List Box 1 Administrative Action Resource list, no date Alert mailings, 1983-1984 Annual Report, 1992 Attendance sheets, 1983-1984 Bylaws, 1982 Central America Focus Planning Meeting, 1990 Chart of Associated Organizations and Programs, no date Chart of organization, no date Contacts, no date Contribution requests from other groups, 1981-1984 Community support groups, correspondence, 1984-1985 Community support groups, 1984-1987 Core Committee members, 1985 Core Committee meeting minutes, 1982-1988 (2 folders) Correspondence, 1975-1995, no date (3 folders) Finance Committee meeting minutes, 1988-1989 Finance Committee correspondence, 1986-1994 THE STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF MISSOURI MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION 4/23/2020 S0622 (SA3396, SA3429, SA3531, SA4373) ST. LOUIS INTERFAITH COMMITTEE ON LATIN AMERICA RECORDS Financial reports, 1982-1992 (8 folders) Box 2 Financial reports, 1992-1994 (3 folders) Grant application form for documentary in Nicaragua, 1986 Guatemala Project Committee Members, 1986 Meeting minutes, 1985-1987 1985-1987 Guatemala Task Force, 1980-1985 Guidebook for Community Support Groups, no date The Inter-Faith Witness, newsletter, 1992-1993 (2 folders) Legislative Committee Members, 1985-1986 Meeting minutes, 1985-1987 1985-1987 Mailing list, 1983 Representative board members, no date St. Louis Interfaith Committee on Latin America brochure, no date St. Louis Interfaith Committee on Latin America letterhead, no date St. Louis Interfaith Committee on Latin America June newsletter, 1984 St. Louis Interfaith Committee on Latin America November newsletter, 1984 St. Louis Interfaith Committee on Latin America January newsletter, 1985 Steering Committee, no date Campaigns Latin America Symposium, 1977 Proceedings of the Latin America Bishops Conference, 1979 Second Annual Festival on Mission and Theology, 1979 Women in Dialogue: Inter-American Meeting, 1979. Dissent Paper on El Salvador and Central America, 1980 A New Inter-American Policy for the Eighties, 1980 People in Struggle: A Conference on Latin America and the Caribbean, 1980 Testimony of the Ecclesiastical Delegates at the Burial of Mgr. Oscar Arnulfo Romero in Relation to the Events Which Occurred During Funeral, 1980 Thirty-Second Anniversary Commemoration of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, 1980. United Nations Resolutions on El Salvador, 1980 Alexander Haig: War-maker, 1981 Cardona, Ramon ' 'El Salvador: Struggle for Democracy,' 1981 Crisis and Hope: Central America, 1981 Ecumenical Memorial Prayer Service Vigil for El Salvador, 1981 El Salvador: Next Vietnam?, 1981 El Salvador Religious Service and Mass Protest, 1981 El Salvador Revolution or Death, 1981 Emergency Aid to El Salvador, 1981 Fifth Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Human Rights Awards Banquet, 1981 Page 2 of 36 S0622 (SA3396, SA3429, SA3531, SA4373) ST. LOUIS INTERFAITH COMMITTEE ON LATIN AMERICA RECORDS Guatemala: The Unnatural Disaster, Guatemala Teach-In, 1981 Guilty of the Gospel, 1980-1981 Human Rights Week, 1981 Light Amid the Darkness: Hope for El Salvador, 1980-1981 Picket and Rally to Protest U.S. Role in El Salvador, 1981 Quan, Julio ' 'Roots of Revolution in Central America,' 1981 Ronald Reagan at Notre Dame University, 1981 Salvadoran Reds Following Script, 1981 Second Anniversary Celebration of Victory in Nicaragua, 1981 St. Louis Illustrated El Salvador, 1981 Statement of the United States Catholic Conference on Central America, 1981 Teatro Vivo Theater Group, 1981 Testimony of Most Reverend James A. Hickey for the United States Catholic Conference Before the Inter-American Affairs Subcommittee of the House Foreign Affairs Committee on U.S. Policy Toward El Salvador, 1981 Campbell, Sr. Betty and Peter Hinde, 1982. Catholic Peace Fellowship, 1982 Central America: Light Amid the Darkness, 1982-1983 El Salvador Fiesta Meal, 1982 Flooding Devastates Nicaragua, 1982 Hartman, Sr. Mary and Sergio Garcia ' Peace and Non-Intervention in Central America, Part of Central American Conference, 1981-1982 Human Rights Week, 1982 Latin America Solidarity Committee Events, 1981-1982 Letter from Joannes Paulus II, 1982 Medical Aid to El Salvador, 1982 National Conference on Guatemala, 1982 Proposal to Hold an LASC Conference, 1982 Pueblo a Pueblo Nicaragua Tour, 1982. Box 3 Report of an Inquiry Team to Guatemala, 1982 Rivera, Linda (NY Circus)' 'Christians in Nicaragua,' 1982 Treumann, Bev- 'Central America: Hope Amidst Horror,' 1981-1982 U.S. Covert Operations Against Nicaragua: A Public Forum, 1982 Vigil and Protest to Greet Vice President Bush, 1981-1982 A Voice for the Voiceless, 1982 Auger, Ivan ' 'Human Rights and the Political Situation in Chile Today,' 1983 Blandon, Father Enrique and Rev. Patricia Castro Rocha ' 'Church in Nicaragua,' 1983. Campaign for Peace with Justice in Central America, 1982-1983 Central America Week, 1983 Coalition for Sensible and Humane Solutions People's Forum on the Federal Budget, 1983. Endorsement Forms for Campaign for Peace with Justice in Central America, 1983. Page 3 of 36 S0622 (SA3396, SA3429, SA3531, SA4373) ST. LOUIS INTERFAITH COMMITTEE ON LATIN AMERICA RECORDS Human Rights Week, 1983 Life Patterns, Show 1-13, 1983 Memorial Prayer Service for Archbishop Oscar Romero, 1983 National Day of Action for Peace in Nicaragua and Central America, 1983 National Network in Solidarity with the Nicaraguan People National Assembly, 1983. Peckenham, Nancy ' 'Guatemala in Rebellion,' 1983 Peoples in Struggle: A Second Conference on Latin America and the Caribbean, 1983. Pope John Paul II's Visit to Central America, 1982-1983 Suchocki, Marjorie ' 'Theology and the Kingdom of God,' 1983 Target Nicaragua: Inside a Covert War, 1983 A Third Anniversary Ecumenical Prayer Service, 1983 U.S. Policy in Central America by Congressman Richard A. Gephardt Before the United Nations Association Greater St. Louis Chapter, 1983 Villalonga, David ' 'The Jewel Reclaimed,' 1982-1983 An Action of Resistance, A Caravan of Conscience, 1984 Central America Week, 1984 Clements, Dr. Charles, 1984 Core Retreat, 1984 Dufresne, Brother Camillus ' 'The Other Side of the Mews in Nicaragua,' 1984 Evaluation Form Mailed to Contacts, 1984 Fourth Annual World Day of Prayer for Peace, 1983-1984 General John W. Vessey, Jr. at the St. Louis Regional Commerce and Growth Association, 1984 Guess Who's Back! Maria and Julio Return to St. Louis for a Visit! Salvadoran Refugees, 1984 July 17 Mailing, 1984 Lernoux, Penny ' 'The U.S. Elections and Human Rights in Latin America,' 1984 Lindell Boulevard's Foreign Agents, 1984. 134. Memorial Day Convocation, 1984 The Peace Alternative: A National Series of Forums on Central America and the 1984 Elections, 1984 Pledge for Non-Intervention in Central America, 1984 Publication Exchange Mailing, 1984 Remember the Four and the Forty Thousand, 1984 Saint Louis New Worlds Fair, 1984 Sanctuary Monitors Notebook, Immanuel Lutheran Church, 1984 Service of Welcome for Salvadoran Refugees, 1984 Silva, Frei Jose Alamiro Andrade ' 'For Life and For Peace' Disarm the World in Order to Feed the People,' 1984 A Statement of a Group of Mission Institute Directors Who Visited Nicaragua, 1984 Washington, D.C. Trip. 1984 Zamora, Lydia Ruth ' 'Health Care in Nicaragua Since the Revolution,' 1984 Benefit Concert for the Helen Calderon Women's Hospital, 1985 Page 4 of 36 S0622 (SA3396, SA3429, SA3531, SA4373) ST. LOUIS INTERFAITH COMMITTEE ON LATIN AMERICA RECORDS Berryman, Phil, Gary McGeoin, and Hillel, 1985 Bertrand, Sr. Mary ' 'The Ministry of Reconciliation as Resistance,' 1985 Bi-Weekly Preventative Vigils, 1985 Brody, Reed ' 'Nicaragua v. United States in the World Court,' 1985 Celebrate Nicaragua's 6th Anniversary, 1985 Central America Week, 1985 Changing Relations Between the State and the Economy in Central America, 1985 Cispes National Convention, 1985 Conference on Policy Alternatives for Central America, 1985 Divided We Stand, Divided We Fall: Public-Private Sector Relations in Central America, 1985. Fifth Anniversary to Commemorate the Deaths of the Four American Churchwomen and All Other Victims of War in El Salvador, 1985 The Fifth Sun, 1985 First National
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