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SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE. Southern Christian Leadership Conference Records, 1864-2012 [Bulk 1968-2003]

SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE. Southern Christian Leadership Conference Records, 1864-2012 [Bulk 1968-2003]

SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE. Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2012 [bulk 1968-2003]

Emory University Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library , GA 30322 404-727-6887 [email protected] Digital Material Available in this Collection

Descriptive Summary

Creator: Southern Christian Leadership Conference. Title: Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2012 [bulk 1968-2003] Call Number: Manuscript Collection No. 1083 Extent: 885.75 linear feet (1312 boxes), 7 oversized papers boxes and 12 oversized papers folders(OP), 5 extra oversized papers folders (XOP) 194 oversized bound volumes (OBV), A/V Masters: 28 linear feet (28 boxes), and 4.91 MB born digital material (88 files) Abstract: Records of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, American Civil Rights organization, including files from various offices, departments and programs, printed material, photographs, audiovisual material, born digital material, artifacts and memorabilia. Language: Materials entirely in English.

Administrative Information

Restrictions on Access Special restrictions apply: Portions of this collection are stored off site: Subseries 14.2-14.5. Researchers must contact the Rose Library in advance to access these materials. Subseries 2.4: President Martin Luther , III files. Legal records relating to court cases are closed for 25 years from the date of their creation, with the exception of briefs and motions filed with the court. Subseries 7.2: Department of office files. Legal records relating to court cases are closed for 25 years from the date of their creation, with the exception of briefs and motions filed with the court.

Emory Libraries provides copies of its finding aids for use only in research and private study. Copies supplied may not be copied for others or otherwise distributed without prior consent of the holding repository. Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 8.2: Case files and requests for assistance are closed to researchers until January 1, 2087. Series 13: Personnel records are closed to researchers until 2079. Series 14: Financial records are closed to researchers for 25 years from the date of their creation. In cases where ledgers contain records for multiple years, they are closed for 25 years from the date of the latest record. Subseries 14.5: Payroll records are closed to researchers until 2075. Subseries 15.3: Southern Christian Leadership Foundation financial records are closed to researchers for 25 years from the date of their creation. Payroll records are closed to researchers until 2066. Series 16: Legal records relating to court cases are closed for 25 years from the date of their creation, with the exception of briefs and motions filed with the court. Series 21: Access to processed born digital materials is only available in the Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library (the Rose Library). Use of the original digital media is restricted. Series 22: Unprocessed additions are closed to researchers.

Terms Governing Use and Reproduction All requests subject to limitations noted in departmental policies on reproduction.

Related Materials in Other Repositories Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change Library and Archives and Martin Luther King, Jr. collection, Robert W. Woodruff Library of the Atlanta University Center.

Source Purchase, 2007 with subsequent addtions.

Citation [after identification of item(s)], Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library, Emory University.

Processing Processed by Sarah Quigley, Ryan Taylor, Chanel Craft, Gianluca DeFazio, Michael Hall, Rebecca Sherman, Brenda Tindal and Danica Tisdale, 2009-2012. Born digital materials processed, arranged, and described by Brenna Edwards, 2020. Born digital materials include files taken from 31 5.25" floppy disks and 103 3.5" floppy disks. For information as to how these materials were processed, see the processing note in the description of series 21, Born digital material. This finding aid may include language that is offensive or harmful. Please refer to the Rose Library's harmful language statement for more information about why such language may appear and ongoing efforts to remediate racist, ableist, sexist, homophobic, euphemistic and other

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Collection Description

Historical Note The Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) was founded in Atlanta, , in 1957 in the wake of the . The organization was originally named the Southern Negro Leaders Conference on Transportation and Nonviolent Integration, and its initial mission was to integrate transportation systems throughout the south. However, the organization quickly broadened its scope to include ending all forms of segregation and achieving social justice for the disenfranchised. Under the leadership of its first president, Martin Luther King, Jr., the SCLC was a major force in the of the 1960s and an integral player in iconic events such as the on Washington (1963) and voter registration efforts in Mississippi and Alabama. Following King's assassination on April 4, 1968, Ralph David Abernathy became president of the organization. His first act as president was to finish planning the Poor People's Campaign, an initiative begun under King's leadership. A year later, Abernathy increased the organization's focus on issues of labor and poverty, spearheading SCLC's support of the Drug and Hospital Workers Union Local 1199B strike in Charleston, . During the 1970s, the organization struggled financially but was able to focus attention on such issues as 's arrest and trial and the Attica prison uprisings. It was also during this period that SCLC founded the Viet-American Children's Program, dedicated to aiding American families interested in adopting mixed race orphans from Vietnam. Following Abernathy's resignation in 1977, long-time Chairman of the Board of Directors and founding member Joseph E. Lowery was elected president. Lowery drastically increased SCLC's involvement in issues of foreign policy, health and welfare, violence and drug abuse, and also renewed the organization's focus on traditional issues such as voting rights and economic justice. He led the organization through successful boycotts of companies that did business with South Africa in the 1980s; negotiated economic covenants with national corporations wherein they committed to hiring more African American employees; spearheaded initiatives to decrease gun violence and drug abuse in the African American community; and promoted the importance of access to health care in poor communities. Lowery retired in 1997. In the early 2000s, SCLC was led by presidents Martin Luther King, III, and , Jr. Other prominent figures involved with the organization include , Septima Clark, Stoney Cooks, , Carl Farris, , , Jack O'Dell, C.T. Vivian, and .

Scope and Content Note The collection consists of the records of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) from 1957-2007 (bulk 1968-2003), including records from various offices and departments; files of various programs; financial and legal records; printed material; photographs; audiovisual materials; and artifacts and memorabilia. Material in the collection documents the nonviolent direct action initiatives of the organization, including boycotts, marches, rallies, protests,

3 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] hearings, and other programs designed to secure and protect civil rights in America. The records reflect not only the day to day administration of the organization, but also the planning and management of special programming and events, and the involvement of individual leaders in the wider religious, political, and civil rights communities. The records of the Office of the President primarily span the tenures of the second and third presidents of SCLC, Ralph David Abernathy (1968-1977) and Joseph E. Lowery (1977-1997), with minimal material from former presidents Martin Luther King, Jr. (1957-1968) and Martin Luther King, III (1998-2004). The collection does not contain records from any other presidents. Also included in the collection are records from various offices and departments, including the Office of the Executive Vice President; the Office of the Executive Director and National Administrator; the Department of Chapters and Affiliates; the Department of Communications; the Department of Direct Action; the Crisis Intervention Committee; the Department of Student Affairs; and the Programs Department. These materials reveal SCLC's major activities from the 1970s through the 2000s, including publishing and public relations; national conventions; interactions with local chapters and membership; engagement of youth in the Civil Rights Movement; various marches and rallies throughout America; and major programs such as the Citizenship Education Program, Poor People's Campaign, , the Ministers Leadership Training Program, the Alabama Tri-County Project, the Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans hearings, the Wings of Hope Anti-drug Program, and the Stop the Killing, End the Violence campaign. The records of the Martin Luther King Speaks radio program feature transcripts of speeches and interviews with major figures of the Civil Rights Movement, Women's Movement, Student Movement, and artistic community. The records of the Southern Christian Leadership Foundation (SCLF), a separate nonprofit organization founded in 1966 to raise money for SCLC, are also included in the collection. In conjunction with the SCLC's own financial records, they reveal much about the organization's fiscal life, including both donations to SCLC and SCLF's own charitable work. Legal records document the work of SCLC's in house attorneys in relation to various court cases involving the organization. Printed material (including fliers, posters, pamphlets and brochures), photographs, artifacts and memorabilia visually document the work of SCLC in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, including major people, programs and initiatives of the organization, as well as lesser known staff and activities. Audiovisual materials include both sound and video recordings of major SCLC events, as well as speeches of many SCLC leaders. Throughout the collection, the term "office files" has been used to denote a combination of administrative files and subject files created and maintained by the employees of an office or department. Additionally, because most employees of SCLC were involved in the planning of events, files relating to SCLC programming and initiatives can be found in virtually all series. See also references have been provided only to series that contain significant amounts of material about particular topics and may not reflect the locations of every record relating to a single subject.

Arrangement Note Organized into 21 series: (1) Board of Directors records, (2) Office of the President records, (3) Office of the Executive Vice President records, (4) Office of the Executive Director and National

4 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Administrator records, (5) Department of Chapters and Affiliates records, (6) Department of Communications records, (7) Department of Direct Action records, (8) Crisis Intervention Committee records, (9) Department of Student Affairs records, (10) Programs Department records, (11) Martin Luther King Speaks records, (12) Other department records, (13) Personnel records, (14) Financial records, (15) Southern Christian Leadership Foundation records, (16) Legal records, (17) Printed material, (18) Photographs, (19) Audiovisual, (20) Artifacts and memorabilia, and (21) Born digital materials.

5 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Description of Series

Series 1: Board of Directors records, 1958-2004 Series 2: Office of the President records, 1958-2003 Subseries 2.1: President Martin Luther King, Jr. files, 1958-1968 Subseries 2.2: President Ralph David Abernathy files, circa 1962-1989 Subseries 2.3: President Joseph E. Lowery files, 1968-1997 Subseries 2.4: President Martin Luther King, III files, 1997-2003 Subseries 2.5: President's reports, 1964-2002 Series 3: Office of the Vice President records, 1956-1977 Subseries 3.1: Ralph David Abernathy files, 1958-1968 Subseries 3.2: Andrew J. Young files, 1963-1970 Subseries 3.3: Bernard S. Lee files, 1956-1977 Series 4: Office of the Executive Director and National Administrator records, 1965-2005 Subseries 4.1: William Rutherford files, 1965-1968 Subseries 4.2: Jack O'Dell files, 1969-1971 Subseries 4.3: Stoney Cooks files, 1965-1972 Subseries 4.4: Hosea Williams files, 1974-1978 Subseries 4.5: Albert E. Love files, 1973-1992 Subseries 4.6: E. Randel T. Osburn files, 1970-2005 Series 5: Department of Chapters and Affiliates records, 1956-2003 Subseries 5.1: Department of Chapters and Affiliates office files, 1962-2003 Subseries 5.2: Chapter files, 1956-2002 Series 6: Department of Communications records, 1960-2005 Subseries 6.1: Department of Communications correspondence, 1963-2003 Subseries 6.2: Department of Communications office files, 1960-2004 Subseries 6.3: Publications, 1965-2002 Subseries 6.4: Press releases, 1963-2005 Series 7: Department of Direct Action records, 1965-2005 Subseries 7.1: Department of Direct Action correspondence, 1970-2005 Subseries 7.2: Department of Direct Action office files, 1965-2005 Series 8: Crisis Intervention Committee records, 1970s-2000s Subseries 8.1: Crisis Intervention Committee administrative records, 1983-2000 Subseries 8.2: Case files and requests for assistance, circa 1970s-2000s Series 9: Department of Student Affairs records, 1963-2005 Series 10: Programs Department records, 1957-2001 Subseries 10.1: Programs Director files, 1965-1982 Subseries 10.2: Citizenship Education Program records, 1957-1974 Subseries 10.3: Poor People's Campaign records, 1964-1988 Subseries 10.4: Operation Breadbasket records, 1966-1991 Subseries 10.5: Ministers Leadership Training Program records, 1967-1991 [bulk 1968-1969] Subseries 10.6: Alabama Tri-County Project records, 1972-1984 Subseries 10.7: Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans records, 1983-1987 Subseries 10.8: Wings of Hope Anti-Drug program, 1988-1995 Subseries 10.9: Stop the Killing, End the Violence records, 1982-2001

6 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Series 11: Martin Luther King Speaks records, 1957-2000 Subseries 11.1: Martin Luther King Speaks administrative records, 1957-2000 Subseries 11.2: Martin Luther King Speaks program files, 1967-1985 Subseries 11.3: Martin Luther King Speaks source material files, 1965-1972 Series 12: Other department records, 1964-1993 Series 13: Personnel records, 1962-2004 Series 14: Financial records, 1957-2001 Subseries 14.1: Financial Department office files, 1960-2001 Subseries 14.2: Accounting records, 1960-2004 Subseries 14.3: Banking records, 1958-2001 Subseries 14.4: Contribution records, 1961-2001 Subseries 14.5: Payroll records, 1964-2000 Series 15: Southern Christian Leadership Foundation records, 1962-2001 Subseries 15.1: Southern Christian Leadership Foundation correspondence, 1966-1992 Subseries 15.2: Crawfordville Enterprises records, 1968-1983 Subseries 15.3: Southern Christian Leadership Foundation financial records, 1964-2001 Subseries 15.4: Southern Christian Leadership Foundation grant records, 1966-1991 Subseries 15.5: Southern Christian Leadership Foundation other project records, 1962-1985 Series 16: Legal records, 1960-2002 Subseries 16.1: Legal case files, 1963-2001 Subseries 16.2: Legal Department office files, 1960-2002 Series 17: Printed material, 1959-2005 Subseries 17.1: Printed material by SCLC, 1959-2005 Subseries 17.2: Printed material about SCLC, 1960-2004 Subseries 17.3: Printed material by others, 1959-2005 Series 18: Photographs, 1864-2004 Subseries 18.1: Photographs of people, 1864-1997 Subseries 18.2: Photographs of events, circa 1950s-2004 Subseries 18.3: Other photographs, 1963-1997 Series 19: Audiovisual, 1963-1997 Subseries 19.1: Martin Luther King Speaks, 1968-1997 Subseries 19.2: Audio recordings, 1963-1997 Subseries 19.3: Video recordings, 1959-2004 Series 20: Artifacts and memorabilia, 1968-2001 Series 21: Born digital material, 1980-2002 Series 22: Unprocessed additions

7 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Series 1 Board of Directors records, 1958-2004 Boxes 1 - 7

Scope and Content Note The series consists of the records of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference Board of Directors from 1958-2004. The series is comprised of meeting files, correspondence, memoranda, membership rosters, and subject files. The subject files reflect both activities of SCLC and of individual Board members, especially former Chairman . The Board met regularly twice a year, once in the spring and once at the National Convention. Files relating to these meetings contain planning documents, reports of the organization to the Board, resolutions passed by the Board, and information regarding funds raised annually by Board members. Materials relating to additional meetings of the Board, such as emergency meetings or meetings between Board members and SCLC staff, can be found under meeting agendas and meeting minutes.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Box Folder Content 1 1 The African American Action Alert Communications Network (Walter Fauntroy, Convenor), 1991-1992 1 2 Airlines reports, 1968 1 3 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., first anniversary, 1969 1 4 Board meeting, National Convention, undated 1 5 Board meeting, National Convention, 1961 1 6 Board meeting, National Convention, 1962 1 7 Board meeting, National Convention, 1963 1 8 Board meeting, National Convention, 1966 1 9 Board meeting, National Convention, 1968 1 10 Board meeting, National Convention, 1969 1 11 Board meeting, National Convention, 1970 1 12 Board meeting, National Convention, 1971 1 13 Board meeting, National Convention, 1972 1 14 Board meeting, National Convention, 1973 1 15 Board meeting, National Convention, 1974 1 16 Board meeting, National Convention, 1975 1 17 Board meeting, National Convention, 1976 1 18 Board meeting, National Convention, 1977 1 19 Board meeting, National Convention, 1980 1 20 Board meeting, National Convention, 1982 1 21 Board meeting, National Convention, 1983

8 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 1 22 Board meeting, National Convention, 1984 1 23 Board meeting, National Convention, 1985 1 24 Board meeting, National Convention, 1987 1 25 Board meeting, National Convention, 1991 1 26 Board meeting, National Convention, 1992 1 27 Board meeting, National Convention, 1995 1 28 Board meeting, National Convention, 1996 1 29 Board meeting, National Convention, 1997 1 30 Board meeting, National Convention, 1998 1 31 Board meeting, spring, undated 1 32 Board meeting, spring, 1958 1 33 Board meeting, spring, 1959 1 34 Board meeting, spring, 1962 1 35 Board meeting, spring, 1963 1 36 Board meeting, spring, 1964 1 37 Board meeting, spring, 1965 2 1 Board meeting, spring, 1966 2 2 Board meeting, spring, 1967 2 3 Board meeting, spring, information packet, 1967 2 4 Board meeting, spring, 1968 2 5 Board meeting, spring, 1969 2 6 Board meeting, spring, 1970 2 7 Board meeting, spring, 1971 2 8 Board meeting, spring, 1972 2 9 Board meeting, spring, 1973 2 10 Board meeting, spring, 1974 2 11 Board meeting, spring, 1976 2 12 Board meeting, spring, 1977 2 13 Board meeting, spring, 1978-1979 2 14 Board meeting, spring, 1980 2 15 Board meeting, spring, 1981 2 16 Board meeting, spring, 1982 2 17 Board meeting, spring, 1984 2 18 Board meeting, spring, 1985 2 19 Board meeting, spring, 1986 2 20 Board meeting, spring, 1987 2 21 Board meeting, spring, 1990 2 22 Board meeting, spring, 1991 3 1 Board meeting, spring, 1992

9 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 3 2 Board meeting, spring, 1994 3 3 Board meeting, spring, 1995 3 4 Board meeting, spring, 1996 3 5 Board meeting, spring, 1997 3 6 Board meeting, spring, 1998-1999 3 7 Board meeting, spring, 2000 3 8 Board meeting, spring, 2001 3 9 Board meeting, spring, 2003 3 10 Charleston, South Carolina project, 1969 3 11 Choctaw City, Alabama project, 1971 3 12 Constitution and by-laws of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, undated 3 13 Constitutional Committee, 1970 3 14 Coordinating Council of Community Organization, circa 1967 3 15 Correspondence, undated 3 16 Correspondence, 1965-1966 3 17 Correspondence, 1968 January-October 3 18 Correspondence, 1968 November-December 3 19 Correspondence, 1969 January-June 4 1 Correspondence, 1969 July-December 4 2 Correspondence, 1970 4 3 Correspondence, 1971 circa 4 4 Correspondence, 1971-1985 4 5 Correspondence, 2003-2004 4 6 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Major League East-West All Star Classic, circa 1969-1970 4 7 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Pro-Basketball All Star Classic, 1969 4 8 Fauntroy, Walter, keynote address to the 10th annual National Convention, August 9, 1966 4 9 Fauntroy, Walter, speech, undated 4 10 Fauntroy, Walter, speech, "SCLC and the ANC: Convergence in the History of African People," August 10, 1992 4 11 Georgia Voter's League, 1969 4 12 "Guidelines for National Board of Directors Board Meetings and Committees, Southern Christian Leadership Conference (Proposed By-Laws for the Consideration of the Board)," circa 1990s 4 13 Job description, 1967 4 14 King: A Filmed Record...Montgomery to Memphis, 1969-1971 4 15 Martin Luther King, Jr. Award, 1969 4 16 Martin Luther King Memorial Center, Erie, , grant proposal, 1969

10 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 5 1 Meeting agendas (other), undated 5 2 Meeting agendas (other), 1968-1977, 1989, 1999 5 3 Meeting minutes (other), 1958-1998 5 4 Membership rosters, Board of Directors, undated 5 5 Membership rosters, Board of Directors, 1960s 5 6 Membership rosters, Board of Directors, 1970s 5 7 Membership rosters, Board of Directors, 1980s [1 of 2] 5 8 Membership rosters, Board of Directors, 1980s [2 of 2] 5 9 Membership rosters, Board of Directors, 1990s-2000s 5 10 Memoranda, undated 5 11 Memoranda, 1964-1968 6 1 Memoranda, 1969-1970 6 2 Memoranda, 1971-2001 6 3 Motown record sales, 1968 6 4 National Convention, undated 6 5 National Convention, 1967-1971 6 6 Notes, undated 6 7 Per diem revision proposal, undated 6 8 "Petition to the Honorable George C. Wallace" (photocopy), March 30, 1963 6 9 Poor People's Campaign, timetable, undated 6 10 Position paper on the structure of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, undated 6 11 Proposal to fill vacant staff positions, undated 6 12 Proposals, other, undated 6 13 Proposed structure for the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, 1974 6 14 Resignations, 1969-1974 6 15 Resource manual, undated 6 16 Resource manual, circa 2000-2001 6 17 Retreats, undated 6 18 Retreats, 1970-1998 7 1 SCLC Executive Committee, report and presentation, 1999 7 2 Search committee, undated 7 3 "Spiritual Manifesto for the Survival of a Legacy," 1996 7 4 Staff assignments, undated 7 5 Staff assignments, 1966-1970 7 6 Staff attendance sheet, 1969 7 7 Staff automobile correspondence, 1968-1969 7 8 "Statement by Rev. Dr. J.E. Lowery, Chairman of the Board, Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Atlanta, Georgia," December 6, 1968 7 9 Statement by Joseph E. Lowery, Chairman of the Board of Directors, 1971

11 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 7 10 Statement of policy, Executive Committee of the Board of Directors, 1969 7 11 Transfer slips, circa 1968 7 12 Travel itinerary, Board of Directors Executive Meeting, undated 7 13 Travel itineraries, Hosea L. Williams, 1971 7 14 Travel request vouchers, circa 1968 7 15 Task Force committees, undated 7 16 War against Repression, 1971 7 17 Writings by others, undated

12 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Series 2 Office of the President records, 1958-2003 Boxes 8 - 167 and 918; OP1, OP13; and XOP1

Scope and Content Note The series consists of the records of the first four presidents of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference: Martin Luther King, Jr. (1957-1968), Ralph David Abernathy (1968-1977), Joseph E. Lowery (1977-1997) and Martin Luther King, III (1997-2004). Materials include administrative files documenting the management of SCLC; subject files that reflect the presidents' work with other organizations and outside interests; and writings, including speeches, statements and articles. The bulk of the series relates to the presidencies of Abernathy and Lowery, including correspondence, memoranda, meeting minutes and agendas, and planning files relating to the organization's major programmatic activity during the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s. Also included is a subseries of reports that consolidates into a central location all reports written by each president.

Arrangement Note Organized into five subseries: (2.1) President Martin Luther King, Jr. files, (2.2) President Ralph David Abernathy files, (2.3) President Joseph E. Lowery files, (2.4) President Martin Luther King, III files, and (2.5) President's reports.

Restrictions on Access Special restrictions apply: Subseries 2.4: President Martin Luther King, III files. Legal records relating to court cases are closed for 25 years from the date of their creation, with the exception of briefs and motions filed with the court.

13 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 2.1 President Martin Luther King, Jr. files, 1958-1968 Boxes 8 - 11

Biographical Note Martin Luther King, Jr. (1929-1968) was born in Atlanta, Georgia, on January 15, 1929. He attended Morehouse College, and received his Ph.D. from University. He married Coretta Scott in 1953 and moved to Montgomery, Alabama, to serve as pastor of Dexter Avenue Baptist Church. King made his mark as leader of the Montgomery Bus Boycott and quickly achieved prominence as a national leader of the Civil Rights Movement. King was a founding member of SCLC and served as president from 1957 until his death in 1968.

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of records from the presidency of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. from 1958-1968. Correspondence contains letters addressed to King; typed letters under King's name with automatically generated signatures; and letters addressed to SCLC received during King's presidency. There are very few outgoing letters present. The contents of the subseries reflect the general administrative operations of the president's office during this period and may not illuminate King's individual role as president or his activities outside the organization.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Box Folder Content 8 1 Agreement between Eva Atlas and the Lawndale Union to End Slums, April 1967 8 2 American Baptist Convention retirement plan, 1967 8 3 Biographical sketches, undated 8 4 Chicago, Illinois, 1966-1967 8 5 Clayton, Xernona, 1966 8 6 Cleveland, Ohio, 1967-1968 8 7 Condolence letters to , April-May 1968 8 8 Cooks, Stoney, "Proposal to Executive Staff," 1967 8 9 Correspondence, undated 8 10 Correspondence, 1961-1963 8 11 Correspondence, 1964 January-May 8 12 Correspondence, 1964 June-December 9 1 Correspondence, 1965 9 2 Correspondence, 1966 January-May 9 3 Correspondence, 1966 June 9 4 Correspondence, 1966 July 9 5 Correspondence, 1966 August 9 6 Correspondence, 1966 September

14 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 9 7 Correspondence, 1966 October-December 9 8 Correspondence, 1967 January-May 10 1 Correspondence, 1967 June-December 10 2 Correspondence, 1968 January-February 10 3 Correspondence, 1968 March-April 10 4 Correspondence regarding donations and business following the death of Martin Luther King, Jr., April-October 1968 10 5 Correspondence, unanswered, 1961 10 6 "Cost Study of Long Distance Usage for SCLC," 1968 10 7 Ebenezer Baptist Church housing project/Southeastern Housing Development Corporation, 1967 10 8 Epp, Theodore H., "Christian Maturity-How?," undated 10 9 Executive staff meeting, August 26-28, 1965 10 10 Hoover, J. Edgar, 1964 10 11 Instructions for sorting telegrams and compiling telegram lists, undated 10 12 Invitees to Memphis, Tennessee, April 4, 1968 11 1 Mail logs, circa 1968 11 2 Meeting minutes, 1966 11 3 Memoranda, undated 11 4 Memoranda, 1958-1968 11 5 ": Its Basic Precepts," 1960 11 6 Notes, unidentified, undated 11 7 Operation Reclaim, 1965 11 8 Poor People's Campaign, 1967-1968 11 9 Project VISION, 1965 11 10 Receipts, 1968 11 11 Report of the Director to the Executive Board, , 1959 11 12 Requests for change of address, undated 11 13 Royalty statement, 1968 11 14 Schedules, undated 11 15 SCLC Articles of Incorporation, 1958 11 16 Southern Rural Research Project, Alabama, 1967 11 17 Southwest Alabama Farmers Cooperative Association, 1967 11 18 Staff check-out sheet, April 8, 1968 11 19 Staff retreat, Ebenezer Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia, January 1968 11 20 "Statement by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., President, Southern Christian Leadership Conference at National Conference of Clergymen on Operation Breadbasket," Chicago, Illinois, July 12, 1967 11 21 Statement of Dr. Corliss Lamont, Chairman, Emergency Civil Liberties Committee, 1966

15 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 11 22 Steering Committee, 1967-1968 11 23 Taxes, 1968 11 24 Vine City, Georgia slum project, 1966 11 25 Writings, undated 11 26 Writings by King, 1963-1966 11 27 Writings by King, 1967-1968

16 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 2.2 President Ralph David Abernathy files, circa 1962-1989 Boxes 12 - 86; OP13

Biographical Note Ralph David Abernathy (1926-1990) was born David Abernathy in Linden, Alabama. As a teenager, his sister nicknamed him "Ralph David" after an admired professor and the name stuck. He served in the Army during World War II, was ordained as a Baptist minister in 1948, and graduated from in 1950. He received a master's degree in sociology from Atlanta University in 1951 and went on to serve as pastor of the First Baptist Church in Montgomery, Alabama. A year later, he married Juanita Odesssa Jones, and it was during his time in Montgomery that he met and befriended Martin Luther King, Jr. Abernathy and King marched and worked side by side throughout the Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 1960s, and were each among the founders of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference in 1957. Abernathy served the organization first as Secretary/Treasurer and then as Vice President at Large. As Vice President, he was handpicked by King to be successor to the presidency. Also as Vice President, Abernathy assumed a primary role in planning the Poor People's Campaign, with which he continued to be actively involved as president. After King was assassinated on April 4, 1968, Abernathy accepted the position of president of SCLC. In this role, Abernathy continued to speak on the necessity of voting rights and equal rights for all, but became much more vocal on the issues of poverty and labor. Efforts such as SCLC's involvement with the Charleston, South Carolina, Hospital Worker's strike in 1969 reflect this shift. Abernathy resigned from SCLC in 1977 to run for Congress. Though he lost the race, he continued to be an active member and President Emeritus of the SCLC throughout the 1980s. Abernathy served as pastor of West Hunter Street Baptist Church in Atlanta from 1961 until his death in 1990. He published an autobiography, And the Walls Came Tumbling Down, in 1989.

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of the records of the presidency of Ralph David Abernathy from 1968-1989, and consists of correspondence, administrative records, speeches, statements and other writings, and subject files. Correspondence contains letters both to and from Abernathy, as well as some letters addressed to SCLC and received during his presidency. Some letters are written in French, German, Russian, Portuguese and Spanish. A significant portion of the correspondence for 1968 documents Abernathy's arrest and incarceration during the Poor People's Campaign demonstrations at Resurrection City in Washington, D.C. Administrative records document Abernathy's involvement in the Charleston Hospital Worker's strike in South Carolina in 1969, the Poor People's Campaign, Operation Breadbasket, and the Minister's Leadership Training Program. Also present are general administrative records such as memoranda, schedules and itineraries, meeting minutes and agendas, and mail logs that document general activities and management of the organization. Much of the material, however, is incomplete, and reflects the work of Abernathy's secretaries Kay Jackson and Terrie Randolph. Speech files document Abernathy's speaking engagements between 1969 and 1976. These files often consist of correspondence arranging the engagements, contracts and newspaper clippings, as well as the texts of the speeches he delivered. The speeches rarely were titled, and

17 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] are primarily arranged by date, event and location. Speech titles are included when they are known. Topics covered include the Vietnam War, Black history, the history and future of the Civil Rights Movement, the Black church, civic unity, and and . Statements and other writings reflect Abernathy's position on the issues of the day, and may contain drafts and/ or final versions of the writing. Abernathy's statement on the publication of his autobiography in 1989 is the one writing included here that post-dates his tenure as President. The subject files contain both files of collected information about various topics, as well as files documenting Abernathy's involvement in organizations and events outside of the SCLC, including the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, West Hunter Street Baptist Church and the World Peace Council. Subject files also contain writings by others, including Abernathy's wife Juanita Odessa Jones Abernathy and Coretta Scott King.

Arrangement Note Arranged by record type, then in chronological or alphabetical order.

Correspondence Box Folder Content 12 1 Draft letters, undated 12 2 Letter fragments, 1968-1977 12 3 Undated [1 of 4] 12 4 Undated [2 of 4] 12 5 Undated [3 of 4] 12 6 1967 12 7 1968 circa 12 8 1968 April 1-5 13 1 1968 April 6-14 13 2 1968 April 15-21 13 3 1968 April 22-30 13 4 1968 May 1-7 13 5 1968 May 8-14 14 1 1968 May 15-21 14 2 1968 May 22-31 14 3 1968 June 1-7 14 4 1968 June 8-12 14 5 1968 June 13-14 15 1 1968 June 15-16 15 2 1968 June 17 [1 of 2] 15 3 1968 June 17 [2 of 2] 15 4 1968 June 18 15 5 1968 June 19-21 15 6 1968 June 22-30

18 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 16 1 1968 July 1-4 16 2 1968 July 5-6 16 3 1968 July 7 16 4 1968 July 8 16 5 1968 July 9 16 6 1968 July 10 16 7 1968 July 11-15 17 1 1968 July 16-27 17 2 1968 July 28-31 17 3 1968 August 1-14 17 4 1968 August 15-31 17 5 1968 September 18 1 1968 October 18 2 1968 November 18 3 1968 December 1-14 18 4 1968 December 15-31 18 5 1968 April-May, Letters to care of SCLC 18 6 1969 circa 18 7 1969 January 1-23 19 1 1969 January 24-31 19 2 1969 February 1-14 19 3 1969 February 15-28 19 4 1969 March 1-21 19 5 1969 March 22-31 19 6 1969 April 1-20 20 1 1969 April 21-30 20 2 1969 May 1-14 20 3 1969 May 15-31 20 4 1969 June 20 5 1969 July 20 6 1969 August 21 1 1969 September 1-17 21 2 1969 September 18-30 21 3 1969 October 1-7 21 4 1969 October 8-31 21 5 1969 November 21 6 1969 December 21 7 1970 circa [1 of 2] 22 1 1970 circa [2 of 2]

19 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 22 2 1970 January 1-14 22 3 1970 January 15-31 22 4 1970 February 1-14 22 5 1970 February 15-20 22 6 1970 February 21 22 7 1970 February 22-28 22 8 1970 March1-14 23 1 1970 March 15-19 23 2 1970 March 20-31 23 3 1970 April 1-4 23 4 1970 April 5-14 23 5 1970 April 15-21 23 6 1970 April 22-30 24 1 1970 May 1-7 24 2 1970 May 8-13 24 3 1970 May 14-21 24 4 1970 May 22-26 24 5 1970 May 27-30 24 6 1970 June 1-2 24 7 1970 June 3 25 1 1970 June 4-7 25 2 1970 June 8 25 3 1970 June 9-14 25 4 1970 June 15-21 25 5 1970 June 22-30 25 6 1970 July 1-14 25 7 1970 July 15-27 26 1 1970 July 28-31 26 2 1970 August 1-12 26 3 1970 August 13-31 26 4 1970 September 1-7 26 5 1970 September 8-14 26 6 1970 September 15-23 26 7 1970 September 24-30 27 1 1970 October 1-12 27 2 1970 October 13-21 27 3 1970 October 27-31 27 4 1970 November 1-14 27 5 1970 November 15-21

20 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 27 6 1970 November 22-23 28 1 1970 November 24-30 28 2 1970 December 1-7 28 3 1970 December 8-16 28 4 1970 December 17-31 28 5 1970 Christmas cards 28 6 1970 crank mail 28 7 1971 circa 29 1 1971 January 1-14 29 2 1971 January 15-21 29 3 1971 January 22-31 29 4 1971 February 1-9 29 5 1971 February 10-27 29 6 1971 March 1-3 30 1 1971 March 4-7 30 2 1971 March 8-14 30 3 1971 March 15-21 30 4 1971 March 22-27 30 5 1971 March 28-31 30 6 1971 April1-7 30 7 1971 April 8-12 31 1 1971 April 13-17 31 2 1971 April 18-30 31 3 1971 May 1-14 31 4 1971 May 15-22 31 5 1971 May 24-31 31 6 1971 June 32 1 1971 July 1-14 32 2 1971 July 15-21 32 3 1971 July 22-26 32 4 1971 July 27-31 32 5 1971 August 1-12 32 6 1971 August 13-22 33 1 1971 August 23-31 33 2 1971 September 1-7 33 3 1971 September 8-13 33 4 1971 September 14-20 33 5 1971 September 21-25 33 6 1971 September 26-30

21 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 33 7 1971 October 1-13 34 1 1971 October 14-31 34 2 1971 November 1-14 34 3 1971 November 15-21 34 4 1971 November 22-30 34 5 1971 December 1-7 34 6 1971 December 8-13 34 7 1971 December 14-21 35 1 1971 December 22-31 35 2 1972 circa 35 3 1972 January 1-13 35 4 1972 January 14-31 35 5 1972 February 1-7 35 6 1972 February 8-14 36 1 1972 February 15-29 36 2 1972 March 1-14 36 3 1972 March 15-21 36 4 1972 March 22-31 36 5 1972 April 1-7 36 6 1972 April 8-14 37 1 1972 April 15-21 37 2 1972 April 22-26 37 3 1972 April 27-30 37 4 1972 May 37 5 1972 June 37 6 1972 July 37 7 1972 August 37 8 1972 September 37 9 1972 October 37 10 1972 November 38 1 1972 December 38 2 1973 circa 38 3 1973 January 1-18 38 4 1973 January 19-31 38 5 1973 February 1-14 38 6 1973 February 15-21 39 1 1973 February 22-28 39 2 1973 March 1-7 39 3 1973 March 8-14

22 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 39 4 1973 March 15-21 39 5 1973 March 22, Letter to Ralph David Abernathy from Ralph G. Lewis [1 of 2] 39 6 1973 March 22, Letter to Ralph David Abernathy from Ralph G. Lewis [2 of 2] 39 7 1973 March 22-31 40 1 1973 April 1-7 40 2 1973 April 8-14 40 3 1973 April 15-21 40 4 1973 April 23-25 40 5 1973 April 26-30 40 6 1973 circa May 40 7 1973 May 1-8 41 1 1973 May 9-15 41 2 1973 May 16-20 41 3 1973 May 21-28 41 4 1973 May 29-31 41 5 1973 June 1-14 41 6 1973 June 15-30 42 1 1973 July 1-11 42 2 1973 July 12-19 42 3 1973 July 20-31 42 4 1973 August 1-11 42 5 1973 August 12-21 43 1 1973 August 22-27 43 2 1973 August 28-31 43 3 1973 September 1-14 43 4 1973 September 15-21 43 5 1973 September 22-30 43 6 1973 October 1-14 44 1 1973 October 15-21 44 2 1973 October 22-31 44 3 1973 November 1-14 44 4 1973 November 15-30 44 5 1973 December 1-14 44 6 1973 December 15-31 44 7 1974 circa 45 1 1974 January 45 2 1974 February 45 3 1974 March 45 4 1974 April

23 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 45 5 1974 May 45 6 1974 June 45 7 1974 July 45 8 1974 August 45 9 1974 September 45 10 1974 October 1-14 46 1 1974 October 15-31 46 2 1974 November 46 3 1974 December 1-11 46 4 1974 December 12-21 46 5 1974 December 22-31 46 6 1975 circa 47 1 1975 January 1-12 47 2 1975 January 13-14 47 3 1975 January 15-21 47 4 1975 January 22-31 47 5 1975 February 1-7 47 6 1975 February 8-14 47 7 1975 February 15-28 48 1 1975 March 1-7 48 2 1975 March 8-21 48 3 1975 March 23-24 48 4 1975 March 25-31 48 5 1975 April 1-7 48 6 1975 April 8-14 49 1 1975 April 15-21 49 2 1975 April 23-30 49 3 1975 May 1-12 49 4 1975 May 13-21 49 5 1975 May 22-26 49 6 1975 May 27 49 7 1975 May 28-31 49 8 1975 June 1-17 50 1 1975 June 18-30 50 2 1975 July 1-16 50 3 1975 July 17-23 50 4 1975 July 24-31 50 5 1975 August 1-14 50 6 1975 August 15-31

24 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 50 7 1975 September 1-15 50 8 1975 September 17-19 51 1 1975 September 20-30 51 2 1975 October 1-18 51 3 1975 October 20-31 51 4 1975 November 1-14 51 5 1975 November 15-30 51 6 1975 December 1-10 52 1 1975 December 13-31 52 2 1976 circa 52 3 1976 January 1-15 52 4 1976 January 16-23 52 5 1976 January 24-31 52 6 1976 February 1-7 52 7 1976 February 8-15 52 8 1976 February 16-28 53 1 1976 March 1-14 53 2 1976 March 15-31 53 3 1976 April 1-7 53 4 1976 April 8-14 53 5 1976 April 15-30 53 6 1976 May 1-13 53 7 1976 May 14-31 53 8 1976 June 54 1 1976 July 1-22 54 2 1976 July 23-31 54 3 1976 August 54 4 1976 September 54 5 1976 October 54 6 1976 November 55 1 1976 December 55 2 1976, Letters to care of SCLC 55 3 1977 circa 55 4 1977 January 55 5 1977 February

Administrative records 56 1 Administrative committee, 1969 56 2 Administrative policies, 1968 56 3 All-Citizens Registration Committee, undated

25 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 56 4 "Amnesty: 'A Moral Forgiveness,' The Official Position of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference presented to the Congressional Black Caucus," 1974 56 5 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., anniversaries, 1969-1973 56 6 Biographical sketches, undated 56 7 Birmingham, Alabama labor organizing project, undated 56 8 Birthday observances for Martin Luther King, Jr., 1969 56 9 Board of Directors, 1969-1972 56 10 Buck and the Preacher, benefit for SCLC, 1972 56 11 Business card, undated 56 12 Caldwell, Herschel, public relations analysis, 1969 56 13 Chapters and Affiliates, Chicago, Illinois chapter, circa 1972 [See also Subseries 5.2: Chapter files] 56 14 Chapters and Affiliates, Cincinnati, Ohio chapter, 1970-1971 56 15 Chapters and Affiliates, , Pennsylvania chapter, 1972 56 16 Chapters and Affiliates, SCLC/West, Los Angeles, California, 1968-1976 56 17 Christmas card list, circa 1969 56 18 Clark, Septima, undated 56 19 "Consumer Education," undated 56 20 Contact lists, 1968-1975 56 21 Committee and position descriptions, circa 1970 56 22 Community organization workshop, 1973 56 23 "Cottonreeder and the Chinaberry Tree," undated 56 24 Daily program logs, 1968 56 25 Darko, Ohene, 1969 56 26 Davis, Angela, 1972 56 27 The Declaration of Recife, 1970 56 28 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Benefit Basketball Games, 1968-1971 56 29 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. International Freedom Games, 1969-1970 56 30 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Major League East-West All Star Classic, 1969-1970 56 31 Educational tour to Jamaica, 1972 56 32 Eggo Foods, 1973 56 33 Epps, Alabama, November 17, 1973 56 34 Executive staff, 1969 56 35 Fauntroy, Walter, campaign for Congress, 1970 56 36 Financial records, undated 56 37 Financial records, contribution from The Playboy Foundation, 1969 56 38 Financial records, disbursement of trust under deed George D. Pratt dated December 18, 1959 for Daniel Ladd, 1970 56 39 Financial records, fundraising, 1969-1976 57 1 Form letters, circa 1970-1971

26 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 57 2 Fundraisers for Freedom, 1969 57 3 Grant proposal to the American Baptist Convention, "Proposal for New Life in the Cities," 1969 57 4 Grant proposal to The Field Foundation, 1969 57 5 Grant proposal to the Joint Fact-Finding Committee of the American Baptist Convention and the Progressive National Baptist Convention, "New Life in the Cities," 1971 57 6 Grant proposal to The Playboy Foundation, "Politics '72: Power in the Young People," 1971 57 7 Grant proposal to The United Church of Christ for financing a hospital and service organizing committee for SCLC, undated 57 8 Hooks, Benjamin F., 1975 57 9 Hospital Workers' Strike, Charleston, South Carolina, 1969 [See also Subseries 10.3: Poor People's Campaign records] 57 10 IMB Corporation, 1973 57 11 Interview fragment, unidentified, undated 57 12 King: A Filmed Record...Montgomery to Memphis, 1970 57 13 Kirkwood Shopping Center Project, Atlanta, Georgia, 1969 57 14 Legal records, estate of Leo Alvin Gates, 1969 57 15 Legal records, Marco DeFunis, et al. v. Charles Odegaard, President of the University of Washington, et al., 1973 57 16 Legal records, Norral Goss, et al. v. Eileen Lopez, et al., 1973 57 17 Legal records, S.S. Kresge Company v. Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Inc.; Joseph E. Boone; and that class of persons similarly situated, 1974 57 18 Lists, undated 57 19 Mail logs, 1969 57 20 Mail logs, 1970 March-June 57 21 Mail logs, 1970 July-December 57 22 Mail logs, 1971 January-April 58 1 Mail logs, 1971 May-August 58 2 Mail logs, 1971 September-December 58 3 Mail logs, 1972 January-May 58 4 Mail logs, 1972 June-December 58 5 Mail logs, 1973 January-May 58 6 Mail logs, 1973 June-December 59 1 Mail logs, 1974 January-May 59 2 Mail logs, 1974 June-December 59 3 Mail logs, 1975 January-May 59 4 Mail logs, 1975 June-December 59 5 Mail logs, 1976 January-May

27 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 59 6 Mail logs, 1976 June-December 59 7 Mail logs, 1977 60 1 March against Repression, 1970 60 2 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Award, 1969 60 3 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Film Project, 1969 60 4 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Special Fund, Inc., 1972 60 5 Martin Luther King Speaks, 1968-1970 [See also Series 11: Martin Luther King Speaks records] 60 6 Maryland mule train march route and schedule, 1970 60 7 Media appearances and interviews, 1968-1974 60 8 Meeting agendas, undated 60 9 Meeting agendas and minutes, 1969-1976 60 10 Meeting of Black Churchmen, 1971 60 11 Meeting with Daniel Mosley, November 19, 1969 60 12 Membership drive, 1974 60 13 Memoranda, undated 60 14 Memoranda, 1968 60 15 Memoranda, 1969 60 16 Memoranda, 1970 60 17 Memoranda, 1971 61 1 Memoranda, 1972-1976 61 2 Messages, circa 1970-1976 61 3 Metropolitan Life Insurance, 1972 61 4 Ministers Leadership Training Program, 1968-1969 [See also Subseries 10.5: Ministers Leadership Training Program records] 61 5 Model letters, 1968-1969 61 6 Montgomery Bus Boycott, 20th anniversary, 1975 61 7 Mountaintop to Valley march, Hyde County, , 1969 61 8 National Convention, undated 61 9 National Convention, 11th annual, 1968 61 10 National Convention, 12th annual, 1969 [1 of 2] 61 11 National Convention, 12th annual, 1969 [2 of 2] 61 12 National Convention, 13th annual, 1970 61 13 National Convention, 14th annual, 1971 62 1 National Convention, 15th annual, 1972 62 2 National Convention, 16th annual, 1973 [1 of 3] 62 3 National Convention, 16th annual, 1973 [2 of 3] 62 4 National Convention, 16th annual, 1973 [3 of 3] 62 5 National Convention, 17th annual, 1974 62 6 National Convention, 18th annual, 1975

28 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 62 7 National Convention, 19th annual, 1976 62 8 National Task Force on the Black Economic Agenda, 1975 63 1 Neighborhood canvassing instructions for student workers, undated 63 2 Nettles, John (Reverend), undated 63 3 "The Nonviolent Movement: The Past, Present and the Future," undated 63 4 Notebooks, undated 63 5 Notes, undated 63 6 Operation Breadbasket, undated [See also Subseries 10.4: Operation Breadbasket records] 63 7 Operation Breadbasket, 1969-1976 63 8 "The Phoenixville Report," submitted by Ray Betts and Cedric Moore, 1969 63 9 Pitt County, North Carolina civil rights cases, 1972 63 10 Poor People's Campaign, administrative records, 1968-1969 [See also Subseries 4.1: William Rutherford files and Subseries 10.3: Poor People's Campaign records] 63 11 Poor People's Campaign, Chapter II, 1969 64 1 Poor People's Campaign, correspondence, 1968-1969 64 2 Poor People's Campaign, exhibits, undated 64 3 Poor People's Campaign, resolutions, 1968 64 4 Poor People's Campaign, sponsoring organizations and support groups, circa 1967-1968 64 5 Poor People's Campaign, Statements of Demands for Rights of the Poor Presented to Agencies of the U.S. Government, 1968 64 6 Poor People's Campaign, responses of government agencies to the Poor People's Campaign's statements of demands, 1968 64 7 Poor People's Campaign, answers to the responses of government agencies to the Poor People's Campaign's statements of demands, 1968 64 8 Poor People's Campaign, U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1968 64 9 Poor People's Construction Corporation, program proposal, undated 64 10 Position paper on the space program, 1969 64 11 "Proposal Draft for developing National Cooperation and Communication among Minority Group Leadership," undated 64 12 Proposed program for 1977-National Program to Bring into Being a Nonviolent Economy, undated 64 13 Quitman County Youth, Marks, Mississippi, 1969 64 14 Ray, James Earl, 1969-1970 64 15 Request to President Richard Nixon to appoint an African American to a federal judgeship in Georgia, 1970 64 16 Resignation as President, 1973 65 1 Robinson, James, 1967-1968 65 2 Schedules and itineraries, undated

29 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 65 3 Schedules and itineraries, 1969 65 4 Schedules and itineraries, 1970 65 5 Schedules and itineraries, 1971 65 6 Schedules and itineraries, 1972 65 7 Schedules and itineraries, 1973 65 8 Schedules and itineraries, 1974 65 9 Schedules and itineraries, 1975 65 10 Schedules and itineraries, 1976 65 11 SCLC Benevolence Club, circa 1971 65 12 SCLC organizational structure, undated 65 13 SCLC organizational structure, 1970 65 14 SCLC position statement, undated 65 15 SCLC student conference, Shaw University, Raleigh, North Carolina, May 1973 65 16 SCLC and UPS Management Training Program, 1973 [See also: Subseries 7.2: Department of Direct Action office files] 65 17 SCLC and UPS Southeast Internship Program, 1976 65 18 Seminars and workshops, 1970 65 19 The Service of Memorial and Dedication for Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., program, May 2, 1968 65 20 Southern Christian Leadership Conference/National Council of the Churches of Christ communion heads meeting, Atlanta, Georgia, December 2, 1970 66 1 Southern Christian Leadership Foundation, 1969-1974 [See also Series 15: Southern Christian Leadership Foundation records] 66 2 Sponsorships by Abernathy/SCLC, 1973 66 3 Sponsorships by Abernathy/SCLC, January-March 1974 66 4 Sponsorships by Abernathy/SCLC, April-September 1974 66 5 Sponsorships by Abernathy/SCLC, 1975-1976 66 6 Sports Benefit Committee, circa 1968 66 7 Spring Offensive, 1973 66 8 Staff addresses for film project, 1970 66 9 Staff assignments, undated 66 10 Staff biographical sketches, undated 66 11 Staff complaints, 1971 66 12 Staff retreat, Frogmore, South Carolina, January 6-11, 1969 66 13 "Student Affairs Proposal," circa 1969 66 14 Tag Day, 1971-1976 66 15 Title to property in Spartanburg, South Carolina, 1970 66 16 To-do lists, circa 1971-1974 66 17 Total Community Development through Self-Empowerment, 1971-1972 66 18 Travel requests and authorizations, 1968-1971

30 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 66 19 Trip to Germany, 1972 66 20 Typescript history of SCLC, unidentified, undated 66 21 Valley Christian Improvement Association, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1968-1969 66 22 Volunteer Commission Committee, 1972 66 23 Volunteers, undated 67 1 WAOK Radio, 1976 67 2 War Against Repression, 1971 67 3 Washington Bureau, Washington D.C., 1972 67 4 Washington to , undated 67 5 Weinstock's Florist, circa 1971-1972 67 6 WLOU Radio Citizen of the Day Award, 1974 67 7 Youth Service Bureau proposal, circa 1970 67 8 Zippo Manufacturing Company, 1974

Speaking engagements, accepted 67 9 Undated, "From Death to Life" 67 10 Undated, Patterson, New Jersey 67 11 Undated, "SCLC: Challenge in the '70s," Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. International Freedom Games 67 12 Undated, unidentified speeches and statements 67 13 1968, , Cambridge, Massachusetts 67 14 1968, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 67 15 1968, South Dakota State University 67 16 1968, Westchester County, New York 67 17 1968-1969, Hungry Club Forum, Butler Street YMCA, Atlanta, Georgia 67 18 1968-1969, University of Bridgeport, Bridgeport, Connecticut 67 19 1968-1976, American Program Bureau 67 20 1968 April 7, "A Short Letter to My Dearest Friend, Martin Luther King, Jr.," West Hunter Street Baptist Church sermon 67 21 1968 April 30, Senate Committee on Manpower, Employment, and Poverty, Washington, D.C. 67 22 1968 May 25, Philadelphia Federation of Teachers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 67 23 1968 May 31, Alabama State College, Montgomery, Alabama 67 24 1968 June 14, Washington, D.C. 67 25 1968 June 19, Solidarity Day, Washington, D.C. 67 26 1968 June 26, Manhattan-Bronx Postal Union, New York, New York 67 27 1968 July 26, Methodist Jurisdictional Conference, Peoria, Illinois 67 28 1968 August 15, 11th Annual Convention of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Memphis, Tennessee

31 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 67 29 1968 September 8, North Lawndale Neighborhood Health Center, Chicago, Illinois 67 30 1968 September 26, Urban American, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia 67 31 1968 October, St. Paul Baptist Church, Montclair, New Jersey 67 32 1968 October 11, North Carolina Teacher's Association, Fayetteville, North Carolina 67 33 1968 October 12, Jewish Labor Committee, Chicago, Illinois 67 34 1968 October 17, Atlanta Ministers, Atlanta, Georgia 67 35 1968 November 1, Mount Bethel Baptist Church, St. Louis, Missouri 67 36 1968 November 10, Tabernacle Baptist Church, Detroit, Michigan 67 37 1968 November 15, Colgate Rochester Divinity School, Rochester, New York 67 38 1968 November 17, Ford Hall Forum, Boston, Massachusetts 67 39 1968 November 18, Manhattan College, Bronx, New York 67 40 1968 December 9, Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey 67 41 1968 December 12, Washington, D.C. 68 1 1969, Ford Foundation 68 2 1969, Hatcher Program 68 3 1969, "Paving the Jericho Road," New Covenant Baptist Church sermon, Chicago, Illinois 68 4 1969-1970, Kennett Square, Pennsylvania 68 5 1969 January 7, "The New Thrust," SCLC staff retreat, Frogmore, South Carolina [Also contains "Leadership with Break," speech given by T.Y. Rogers, January 10, 1969] 68 6 1969 January 12, Canaan Baptist Church of Christ, New York, New York 68 7 1969 January 15, commemorative services for Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Atlanta, Georgia 68 8 1969 January 16, Crane College/Chicago City College, Chicago, Illinois 68 9 1969 January 24, Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pennsylvania 68 10 1969 January 30, Prairie View Agricultural and Mechanical College, Prairie View, Texas 68 11 1969 January 30, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 68 12 1969 February 9, Negro History Week, Detroit, Michigan 68 13 1969 March 5, Central United Presbyterian Church, Buffalo, New York 68 14 1969 March 5, Georgetown University, Washington, D.C. 68 15 1969 March 6, Yale Political Union, New Haven, Connecticut 68 16 1969 March 7, Middlesex County College, Edison, New Jersey 68 17 1969 March 9, Holsey Temple Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 68 18 1969 March 9, University of Rochester, Rochester, New York 68 19 1969 March 12, Tiger Bay Club, Miami, Florida

32 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 68 20 1969 March 14, Alabama State Teachers Association, Montgomery, Alabama 68 21 1969 March 20-21, Detroit Council of Churches, Detroit, Michigan 68 22 1969 March 22, Petersburg, Virginia 68 23 1969 March 26, Barat College, Lake Forest, Illinois 68 24 1969 March 27, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Press Club 68 25 1969 April 5, Montgomery, Alabama 68 26 1969 April 6, Atlanta, Georgia 68 27 1969 April 11, American University, Washington, D.C. 68 28 1969 April 14, Baptist Ministers Conference of Greater New York and Vicinity, New York, New York 68 29 1969 April 14, St. Joseph's College, Brooklyn, New York 68 30 1969 April 17, Eastern Michigan University, Ypsilanti, Michigan 68 31 1969 April 18, Universalist Unitarian Association, Boston, Massachusetts 69 1 1969 April 18, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin 69 2 1969 April 19, , Ithaca, New York 69 3 1969 April 24, Brandeis University, Waltham, Massachusetts 69 4 1969 May 6, Mankato State College, Mankato, Minnesota 69 5 1969 May 7, University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia 69 6 1969 May 8, Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida 69 7 1969 May 13, President's Urban Affairs Council 69 8 1969 May 15, University of Rhode Island, Kingston, Rhode Island 69 9 1969 May 18, St. Paul A.M.E. Church, Birmingham, Alabama 69 10 1969 May 22, Brooklyn College, Brooklyn, New York 69 11 1969 June 12, Southampton College Long Island University, Southampton, New York 69 12 1969 June 18, Alabama Funeral Directors Association, Birmingham, Alabama 69 13 1969 August, "Introduction for Dr. Kilgore," 12th Annual Convention of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Chicago, Illinois 69 14 1969 August 4, National Dental Association, Cincinnati, Ohio 69 15 1969 August 12, Baltimore Hospital Workers Rally, Baltimore, Maryland 69 16 1969 August 17, Knights of Pythias, Birmingham, Alabama 69 17 1969 August 21, 12th Annual Convention of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Chicago, Illinois 69 18 1969 August 26, 12th Annual Convention of the Illinois State Federation of Labor and the Congress of the Industrial Organizations, Chicago, Illinois 69 19 1969 September 12, Congress on of the American Lutheran Church, Minneapolis, Minnesota 69 20 1969 September 12, U.S. Congress on Evangelism, Minneapolis, Minnesota 69 21 1969 September 14, Bright Hope Baptist Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 69 22 1969 September 15, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

33 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 69 23 1969 September 25, Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America, Chicago, Illinois 69 24 1969 October, United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary, Subcommittee on Administrative Practice and Procedure 69 25 1969 October 3, Atlanta, Georgia 69 26 1969 October 7, George Washington University, Washington, D.C. 69 27 1969 October 24, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan 69 28 1969 October 26, Canaan Baptist Church of Christ, New York, New York 69 29 1969 October 29, Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois 69 30 1969 November 5, , Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts 69 31 1969 November 8, Foreign Policy Association, New York, New York 69 32 1969 November 13, Nevada Southern University, Las Vegas, Nevada 69 33 1969 November 14, National Council to Repeal the Draft, Los Angeles, California 69 34 1969 November 15, New Mobilization to End the War in Vietnam, San Francisco, California 69 35 1969 November 16, Bergen County YMCA, Hackensack, New Jersey 69 36 1969 November 17, Bangor Forum, Bangor, Maine 69 37 1969 November 21, Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 69 38 1969 November 21, Massachusetts State College at Framingham, Framingham, Massachusetts 69 39 1969 November 29, Georgia Voter's League, Macon, Georgia 69 40 1969 December 4, Adelphi College, Garden City, New York 69 41 1969 December 5, , New Haven, Connecticut 69 42 1969 December 6, Raleigh, North Carolina 69 43 1969 December 8, Boston College, Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts 69 44 1969 December 9, , Syracuse, New York 69 45 1969 December 10, Trenton, New Jersey 69 46 1969 December 13-15, World Peace Council, Sudan 69 47 1969 December 14, SANE, New York, New York 69 48 1970 circa, Movement Speakers Bureau 69 49 1970, Eastern States Lecture Service 69 50 1970, Rice University, Houston, Texas 69 51 1970, University of Denver 69 52 1970 January 9, Columbia University, New York, New York 69 53 1970 February 2, Quitman County and Marks Improvement Association, Clarksdale, Mississippi 70 1 1970 February 6, , Washington, D.C. 70 2 1970 February 8, New First Baptist Church, Charleston, 70 3 1970 February 12, University of Miami, Miami, Florida

34 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 70 4 1970 February 23-25, Detroit Council of Churches, Detroit, Michigan 70 5 1970 March 6, Lake Land College, Mattoon, Illinois 70 6 1970 March 8, Assembly of the Women's Division of the United Methodist Board of Missions 70 7 1970 March 11, Millikin University, Decatur, Illinois 70 8 1970 March 15, Hunter College, New York, New York 70 9 1970 April 1, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey 70 10 1970 April 8, Winston-Salem State University, Winston-Salem, North Carolina 70 11 1970 April 10, POMCO, Rockville, Maryland 70 12 1970 April 12, Bennett College, Greensboro, North Carolina 70 13 1970 April 13, North Carolina Central University, Durham, North Carolina 70 14 1970 April 17, Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri 70 15 1970 April 22, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Massachusetts 70 16 1970 April 23, Boston Theological Institute, Cambridge, Massachusetts 70 17 1970 April 29, American Baptist Convention, Washington, D.C. 70 18 1970 May 7, National Convention of the American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (AFL-CIO) 70 19 1970 May 8, United Methodist Women, Houston, Texas 70 20 1970 May 14, Central Washington State College, Ellensburg, Washington 70 21 1970 May 18, Baptist Ministers Conference of Greater New York and Vicinity, New York, New York 70 22 1970 May 21, The Martin Luther King Special Fund Board of Directors, Atlanta, Georgia 70 23 1970 May 23, March Against Repression 70 24 1970 May 26, SANE, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 70 25 1970 May 31, Clark College, Atlanta, Georgia 70 26 1970 June 20, presentation before the General Board of the National Council of Churches of Christ in America, Washington, D.C. 70 27 1970 August 1, Bethune-Cookman College, Daytona Beach, Florida 70 28 1970 August 12, 13th Annual Convention of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Atlanta, Georgia 70 29 1970 August 29, Federation of Southern Cooperatives annual meeting, Selma, Alabama 70 30 1970 September 3, Congress of African People, Atlanta, Georgia 70 31 1970 September 6, Neighborhood Organized Workers (NOW), Mobile, Alabama 70 32 1970 September 13-14, Get Out the Vote Tour, Boston, Massachusetts 70 33 1970 September 27, Zion Baptist Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 71 1 1970 September 28, Kent State University, Kent, Ohio 71 2 1970 October 11, Mt. Hermon Baptist Church, Mansfield, Ohio 71 3 1970 October 16-22, World Conference on Religion and Peace, Kyoto, Japan

35 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 71 4 1970 October 27, Colgate University, Hamilton, New York 71 5 1970 October 29-31, Get Out the Vote Tour, Alabama 71 6 1970 November 6, Antioch Baptist Church, Houston, Texas 71 7 1970 November 9, Hayward State College, Hayward, California 71 8 1970 November 9, San Jose State College, San Jose, California 71 9 1970 November 11, University of West Virginia, Morgantown, West Virginia 71 10 1970 November 12, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 71 11 1970 November 18, Northern Michigan University, Marquette, Michigan 71 12 1970 November 20, Holy Blossom Temple, Toronto, Canada 71 13 1970 November 24, New York, New York 71 14 1970 December 5, Georgetown, South Carolina 71 15 1970 December 7, SCLC 8th anniversary celebration, Augusta, Georgia 71 16 1970 December 14, Dialogue '70, New York, New York 71 17 1970 December 16, Minorities Caucus, White House Conference on Children, Washington, D.C. 71 18 1971 January 12, The Hampton Institute, Hampton, Virginia 71 19 1971 January 27, University of Winnipeg, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada 71 20 1971 February 2, Angela Davis Defense Committee, New York, New York 71 21 1971 February 4, The A. Philip Randolph address before the 7th Annual Convocation of the Opportunities Industrialization Center, Seattle, Washington 71 22 1971 February 10, United States Senate Committee on the Armed Forces (presented by David A. Clarke, Acting Director, Washington Bureau, SCLC), Washington, D.C. 71 23 1971 February 11, lecture, Fayetteville, Arkansas 71 24 1971 February 12, Henderson State Teachers College lecture, Arkadelphia, Arkansas 71 25 1971 February 17, Gannon College, Erie, Pennsylvania 71 26 1971 February 20, Western Connecticut State College, Danbury, Connecticut 71 27 1971 February 23, Monmouth College, West Long Branch, New Jersey 71 28 1971 March 5, National Welfare Rights Organization, Las Vegas, Nevada 71 29 1971 March 10, Young Presidents Organization, Las Vegas, Nevada 71 30 1971 April 14, anti-war rally, Washington, D.C. 71 31 1971 June 17, 14th Annual Convention of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference planning luncheon 71 32 1971 August 6, People's Cathedral, San Francisco, California 71 33 1971 August 12, 14th Annual Convention of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana 71 34 1971 October 13, Case Western Reserve, Cleveland, Ohio 71 35 1971 October 14, , Boston, Massachusetts 71 36 1971 November 4, Rollins College, Winter Park, Florida

36 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 71 37 1971 November 17, Bread and Wine Festival, National Committee of Black Churchmen, Chicago, Illinois 71 38 1971 November 17, National Committee of Black Churchmen, Chicago, Illinois 71 39 1971 November 18, Angela Davis Rally, Westport, Connecticut 71 40 1971 November 30, Urban Conference on Human Renewal, YMCA, Kansas City, Missouri 71 41 1971 December 1, Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro, Tennessee 71 42 1972 January 9, Cincinnati SCLC Benefit, Cincinnati, Ohio 71 43 1972 January 12, Hungry Club Forum, Butler Street YMCA, Atlanta, Georgia 71 44 1972 January 17, Savannah, Georgia 71 45 1972 January 20, Birmingham Hospital Workers rally 71 46 1972 January 28, meeting of the Presidential Committee, World Peace Council, Helsinki, Finland 71 47 1972 February 10, Ohio University, Athens, Ohio 71 48 1972 February 11, Alfred University, Alfred, New York 72 1 1972 February 14, Opportunities Industrialization Centers of America banquet, Washington, D.C. 72 2 1972 February 16, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia 72 3 1972 February 20, The William Paterson College of New Jersey, Wayne, New Jersey 72 4 1972 March 1, Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island 72 5 1972 March 2-3, New Hampshire 72 6 1972 March 8-9, Miami, Florida 72 7 1972 March 10, Mass meeting, Quincy, Florida 72 8 1972 March 22, Midway Temple, Syosset, New York 72 9 1972 March 22, Syosset High School, Syosset, New York 72 10 1972 April 7, Montclair State College, Montclair, New Jersey 72 11 1972 April 18, Illinois State University, Normal, Illinois 72 12 1972 May 4, Vietnam Moratorium, New York, New York 72 13 1972 May 8, Urban Equity and Restoration Exposition, Boston, Massachusetts 72 14 1972 July 9, Rally for the Politics of Poor People, Miami, Florida 72 15 1972 August 4, National Tenants Organization, Washington, D.C. 72 16 1972 August 16, 15th Annual Convention of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Dallas, Texas 72 17 1972 September 2, Attica Defense Committee and supporters of Hampton Bays, Long Island, New York 72 18 1972 November 14, Idaho State University, Pocatello, Idaho 72 19 1973 January 14, New Tabernacle Fourth Baptist Church, Charleston, South Carolina 72 20 1973 January 15, San Diego, California

37 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 72 21 1973 January 30, , Huntington, West Virginia 72 22 1973 February 7, Morehouse College, Atlanta, Georgia 72 23 1973 February 20, Lincoln Land Community College, Springfield, Illinois 72 24 1973 March 1, Nassau Community College, Garden City, New York 72 25 1973 March 7, Wounded Knee, South Dakota 72 26 1973 April 4, Spring Offensive rally, Atlanta, Georgia 72 27 1973 April 17, Lycoming College, Williamsport, Pennsylvania 72 28 1973 April 23, Antioch College, Antioch, Ohio 72 29 1973 June 5, First Presbyterian Church, Glen Cove, Long Island, New York 72 30 1973 July 13, National Welfare Rights Organization annual conference, Washington, D.C. 72 31 1973 August 15-17, 16th Annual Convention of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Indianapolis, Indiana 72 32 1973 September 24, Missouri Western College, Saint Joseph, Missouri 72 33 1973 October 10, National Black Police Association, Atlanta, Georgia 72 34 1973 October 17, National Conference of Black Churchmen, Memphis, Tennessee 72 35 1974, Remarks concerning problems faced in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 72 36 1974 January 12-14, San Francisco, California 72 37 1974 January 25, Mass rally, Tuscaloosa, Alabama 72 38 1974 February 1, Alabama State University, Montgomery, Alabama 72 39 1974 February 12, Northeast Louisiana University, Monroe, Louisiana 72 40 1974 May 6, , Atlanta, Georgia 72 41 1974 May 15, Alabama State University, Montgomery, Alabama 72 42 1974 June 23, Little Rock Baptist Church, Detroit, Michigan 72 43 1974 July 4, National March Against Racist and Political Repression, Raleigh, North Carolina 72 44 1974 October 7, University of Denver, Denver, Colorado 72 45 1974 November 3, Augusta, SCLC anniversary rally, Augusta, Georgia 72 46 1975 Black Businessmens Association of Passaic, New Jersey 72 47 1975 January 14, Federal City College, Washington, D.C. 72 48 1975 February 13, Loma Linda University, Riverside, California 72 49 1975 February 17, Broward Community College, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 72 50 1975 March 15, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Coatesville, Pennsylvania 73 1 1975 May 2, New Orleans SCLC beauty pageant, New Orleans, Louisiana 73 2 1975 August 3, Owensboro Black Expo, Owensboro, Kentucky 73 3 1975 August 4, The Martin Luther King, Jr. Survival Coalition mass rally, Columbus Georgia 73 4 1975 October 21, Lincoln University, Jefferson City, Missouri

38 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 73 5 1975 November 1, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 73 6 1975 November 2, Mount Pleasant Baptist Church, Little Rock, Arkansas 73 7 1975 December 12, Third National Institute for Black Elected Officials, Washington, D.C. 73 8 1976 January, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio 73 9 1976 February 15, Mt. Moriah Baptist Church, Detroit, Michigan 73 10 1976 March 18, Monroe Community College, Rochester, New York 73 11 1976 March 28, Griffin-Spalding Citizens Improvement League, Griffin, Georgia 73 12 1977 January 11, Essex County College, Newark, New Jersey 73 13 1977 January 15-16, Abyssinian Baptist Church, Seattle Washington

Speaking engagements, declined 73 14 Arizona, 1969 73 15 Arkansas, 1968-1970 73 16 Alabama, 1968-1969 73 17 California, 1968-1969 73 18 Canada, 1968-1969 73 19 Colorado, 1968 73 20 Connecticut, 1968-1969 73 21 Delaware, 1969 73 22 District of Columbia, 1968-1969 73 23 Florida, 1969 73 24 Foreign, 1968-1969 73 25 Georgia, 1968-1969 73 26 Illinois, 1968-1970 73 27 Indiana, 1968-1969 73 28 Iowa, 1968-1969 73 29 Kansas, 1968-1969 73 30 Kentucky, 1969 73 31 Louisiana, 1968-1969 73 32 Maryland, 1968-1969 73 33 Massachusetts, 1968-1969 73 34 Michigan, 1968-1969 73 35 Minnesota, 1968-1969 73 36 Mississippi, 1968 73 37 Missouri, 1968-1969 73 38 Nebraska, 1969 73 39 New Hampshire, 1969 73 40 New Jersey, 1968-1969

39 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 74 1 New York, 1968-1969 74 2 North Carolina, 1968-1969 74 3 North Dakota, 1968 74 4 Ohio, 1968-1969 74 5 Oregon, 1969 74 6 Pacific Northwest, 1969 74 7 Pennsylvania, 1968-1969 74 8 Rhode Island, 1968 74 9 South Carolina, 1968-1969 74 10 South Dakota, 1969 74 11 Tennessee, 1969-1970 74 12 Texas, 1968-1969 74 13 Virginia, 1969 74 14 Washington, 1968-1969 74 15 West Virginia, 1970 74 16 Wisconsin, 1969-1970

Statements 74 17 Undated, In support of Gary, Indiana Mayor Richard Hatcher 74 18 Undated, Regarding the Campaign for Human Development 74 19 Undated, To the Secretary of Agriculture 74 20 Undated, To the U.S. Congress, Washington, D.C. 74 21 1968 April, Regarding the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr. [Also contains statements by Coretta Scott King and Joseph E. Lowery, and the eulogy delivered by Benjamin E. Mays] 74 22 1968 April 18, West Hunter Street Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia 74 23 1968 June 3, Resurrection City, U.S.A. 74 24 1968 June 6, Resurrection City, U.S.A. 74 25 1968 June 11, Goals of the Poor People's Campaign 74 26 1968 June 12, In support of the South West Alabama Farmers Co-operative Association 74 27 1968 June 12, New York, New York 74 28 1968 June 12, To the U.S. Department of Agriculture 74 29 1968 June 15 74 30 1968 June 17, Resurrection City, U.S.A. 74 31 1968 June 18, Resurrection City, U.S.A. 74 32 1968 June 21, Resurrection City, U.S.A. 74 33 1968 June 24, Resurrection City, U.S.A. 74 34 1968 July 13

40 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 74 35 1968 July 31, Republican National Convention, Subcommittee on Equal Opportunity in an Urban Society, Miami, Florida 74 36 1968 August 6, Miami, Florida 74 37 1968 August 12, Atlanta, Georgia 74 38 1968 August 22, Hearings on the Democratic Party Platform, Democratic National Convention, Chicago, Illinois 74 39 1968 October 23, Galveston, Texas 74 40 1968 October 23, Houston, Texas 74 41 1968 November 15, Regarding the donation of food from SCLC to poor people in Marks, Mississippi 74 42 1969 circa, To the Board of Directors of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference 74 43 1969, Announcing the end of Chapter II of the Poor People's Campaign 74 44 1969 January 23, Regarding and , Atlanta, Georgia 74 45 1969 January 28, West Hunter Street Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia 74 46 1969 February 13, To U.S. News and World Report 74 47 1969 March 10, Regarding James Earl Ray 74 48 1969 March 19, Official statement of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference on the National Days of Commemoration and Confrontation, Atlanta, Georgia 75 1 1969 April 4, Memphis, Tennessee 75 2 1969 April 8, Birmingham, Alabama 75 3 1969 April 9, Birmingham, Alabama 75 4 1969 April 16, To the press, Chicago, Illinois 75 5 1969 April 21, Charleston, South Carolina 75 6 1969 May 6, Charleston, South Carolina 75 7 1969 June 18, To Newsweek 75 8 1969 August 9, Atlanta, Georgia 75 9 1969 August 12, Charleston, South Carolina 75 10 1970 January 8, Proclaiming January 15 a "National People's Holiday" 75 11 1970 February 4, Atlanta, Georgia 75 12 1970 March 6, Emergency Conference Committee 75 13 1970 March 25, Regarding the Atlanta workers strike 75 14 1970 April 21 75 15 1970 April 23, Acceptance of the First Annual Outstanding Churchmanship Award from the Student Coordinating Committee of the Boston Theological Institute 75 16 1970 May 5, Regarding the Kent State University shootings and the invasion of Cambodia 75 17 1970 May 11, Regarding the War in Southeast Asia 75 18 1970 May 17, Atlanta, Georgia

41 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 75 19 1970 May 20, March Against Repression, Fort Valley, Georgia 75 20 1970 June 16 75 21 1970 July 28, To the Atlanta Inquirer 75 22 1971 February 22, Announcing reorganization of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference's Executive Staff, Atlanta, Georgia 75 23 1971 March 11 75 24 1971 April 29, To the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Washington, D.C. 75 25 1971 April 30, To the U.S. Department of Justice, Washington, D.C. 75 26 1971 August 12, 14th Annual Convention of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana 75 27 1971 October 4, Atlanta, Georgia 75 28 1971 December 13, Atlanta, Georgia 75 29 1972 March 8, Regarding presidential elections 75 30 1972 April 1, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 75 31 1972 April 5, Regarding the death of Adam Clayton Powell 75 32 1972 April 22, Los Angeles, California 75 33 1972 June 9, Platform Committee of the National Democratic Party Convention 75 34 1972 December 14, Regarding SCLC Chicago 75 35 1973 January, Regarding the death of Lyndon B. Johnson 75 36 1973 January, Regarding the inauguration of Richard M. Nixon 75 37 1973 February 28, Regarding the Spring Offensive 75 38 1973 March 26, Public Hearings on the General Revenue Sharing Act, Washington, D.C. 75 39 1974 August 8, West Hunter Street Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia 75 40 1974 November 18, Regarding American Indian Movement guards at Wounded Knee, South Dakota 75 41 1975 March 18, Regarding the assassination of George Payton 75 42 1989, Regarding the publication of And the Walls Came Tumbling Down

Writings, other 75 43 Undated, "A Black Preacher Looks at the Black Manifesto" 75 44 Undated, "Family History," with William A. Abernathy 75 45 1969, Dedicatory article for Harvard Law School yearbook 75 46 1969 April 27, "Letter from the Charleston County Jail" 75 47 1969 August, Article, "Billions for the Moon, Pennies for the Poor," Soul Force 75 48 1969 August 9, Article for Esquire Magazine 75 49 1970 circa, Editorial, "Becoming a Part of the Team" 75 50 1970, Manuscript for Academic and Professional Alliance 75 51 1970 March 20, "Message to the People of Atlanta"

42 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 75 52 1970 March 21, Article on Martin Luther King, Jr. for the Palm Beach Post, Palm Beach, Florida 75 53 1971, Article for Freedomways on the new international dimensions of the movement and its significance 75 54 1971 February 24, "Declaration of War Against Oppression: A Call to Action," with Dr. George A. Wiley 75 55 1971 March, Letter to the editors of black newspapers 75 56 1971 April 19, Article for The Voice, Plainfield, New Jersey 75 57 1971 April 29, "Declaration of War Against Repression: The Poor People's Bill of Particulars," Washington, D.C. 75 58 1972, "Leisure Time for the Poor" 75 59 1973 March 26, Testimony before the U.S. Department of the Treasury Office of Revenue Sharing 75 60 1975 June 7, Guest editorial, WXIA-TV

Subject files 76 1 Abernathy for Congress, circa 1977 76 2 Abernathy, Juanita Odessa Jones, biographical sketch, 1969 76 3 Abernathy, Juanita Odessa Jones, writings, circa 1969 76 4 Abernathy, Ralph David, personal, 1968-1973 76 5 Ad Hoc Committee to Defend the , 1970 76 6 Adult Education Council, 1968-1971 76 7 Alabama, 1969 76 8 Alabama Democratic Conference, 1974 76 9 American Indian Movement, 1974 76 10 American Red Cross, Metropolitan Atlanta Chapter, 1974 76 11 April Action Project, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1969 76 12 Atlanta, Georgia Board of Education, 1971 76 13 Barcella, Alexander (Father), undated 76 14 Bevel, James, 1970 76 15 Birthday observances for Martin Luther King, Jr., 1972-1973 76 16 Birthday observances for Martin Luther King, Jr., 1976 76 17 Black Economic Development Council, 1969 76 18 Black elected officials in southern states, circa 1969 76 19 Black elected officials in the United States, undated 76 20 Book chapter, unidentified, undated 76 21 BP Oil Corporation, minority employment plan, 1971 76 22 Bread and Peace Committee, 1970 76 23 Busing, Richmond County, Georgia, undated 76 24 Caesar, Shirley, undated

43 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 76 25 Carswell, Harold, nomination to the Supreme Court of the United States, 1970 76 26 Carter, Jimmy, presidential campaign, 1974 76 27 CBS special, 1974 76 28 Census Bureau, 1976 76 29 Certificate of appreciation from the United Youth-Adult Conference, 1973 76 30 Children of Universe, 1968 77 1 "The Church and the Urban Crisis: A Declaration of Black Churchmen," 1968 77 2 City of Newark New Jersey v. George P. Schultz and Graham W. Wyatt, 1974 77 3 Civil rights, undated 77 4 "The Civil Rights Record of Judge Clement F. Haynsworth, Jr.," undated 77 5 Coalition for Human Needs and Budget Priorities, undated 77 6 Coalition for Human Needs and Budget Priorities, 1973 77 7 Coalition for Human Needs and Budget Priorities, January-April 1974 77 8 Coalition for Human Needs and Budget Priorities, May-December 1974 77 9 Coalition on National Priorities and Military Policy, 1971 77 10 Coleman, Johnnie (Reverend), undated 77 11 Columbia County, Florida, 1975 77 12 Committee for National Health Insurance, 1968-1969 77 13 Committee for National Health Insurance, April-July 1970 77 14 Committee for National Health Insurance, August-December 1970 77 15 Committee for National Health Insurance, 1971 78 1 Committee for National Health Insurance, 1972-1973 78 2 Committee for National Health Insurance, 1974 78 3 Committee for National Health Insurance, 1975-1977 78 4 Committee for Unified Newark (LeRoi Jones), 1969 78 5 Cause, 1971 78 6 Community action agencies, circa 1968 78 7 Concerned Citizens for Action Committee, Asheville, North Carolina, circa 1976 78 8 Concerned Citizens of Hamtramck, Hamtramck, Michigan, 1975 78 9 Concerned Clergymen of Atlanta, 1968 78 10 Congress of African People, 1973 78 11 Congress of Racial Equality (CORE), 1969 78 12 Congress of Racial Equality (CORE), 1971 78 13 Congressional Black Caucus, 1972-1974 78 14 The Danforth Foundation, 1969 78 15 Dayton Brothers, Inc., 1970-1972 78 16 Daves, Joan, 1968-1969 78 17 Democratic National Convention, 1968 78 18 Democratic National Convention, 1976

44 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 78 19 de Nascimento, Alexandre (Father), 1973 78 20 Disarmament, 1972 78 21 Dr. Martin Luther King Memorial Garden of the Fifty-ninth Street Baptist Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1970 78 22 Dr. Martin Luther King Park, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1973 78 23 Economic Opportunity Atlanta, 1976 78 24 "The Economics of Poverty," undated 78 25 The Education Action Movement, 1969 79 1 "An Evaluation of Police and Community Relations in Dallas, Texas," January 1973 79 2 Everett-Karenga, Ron, 1973-1974 79 3 "Fact Sheet on Hunger," undated 79 4 "Fact Sheet on Legal Services Committee," 1968 79 5 Forman, James, "Manifesto to the White Christian Churches and the Jewish Synagogues in the United States of America and All Other Racist Institutions," 1969 79 6 "Gandhi's Rules for the Nonviolent Soldier," undated 79 7 Georgia Medical Association, 1970 79 8 Georgia Women's Political Caucus, circa 1972 79 9 German Democratic Republic Peace Council, 1975 79 10 Greeley, Andrew M., "The Future of Organized Religion," 1969 79 11 "Hargis and the Race Issue," undated 79 12 Honorary Doctor of Divinity, Morehouse College, Atlanta, Georgia, 1971 79 13 Hospital and Service Workers Organizing Committee, 1970 79 14 Housing, 1969 79 15 Howard B. Levy v. Jacob J. Parker, Affidavit of the Reverend Ralph David Abernathy and Hosea L. Williams, circa 1972 79 16 Hunger, 1969 79 17 "Hunger--1970" 79 18 Institute for the Study of Economic Systems, undated 79 19 International Peace Academy, 1971 79 20 Jackson, Jesse (Reverend), 1970 79 21 Joseph N. Shaffer v. City of Atlanta, et al., 1974 79 22 KABC Radio, Los Angeles, California, 1972 79 23 Kelso, Louis O. and Patricia Hetter, "Suggested Tactical Steps for a National Economic Action and Political Education Program for Representatives of the Negro Poor," 1967 79 24 King, A.D. Williams (Reverend), statement, Atlanta, Georgia, April 12, 1968 79 25 King, Coretta Scott, biographical sketch, undated 79 26 King, Coretta Scott, writings, 1968-1969

45 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 79 27 Labor and unions, circa 1971 79 28 Laurel, Mississippi, 1975 79 29 "Law Enforcement," undated 79 30 Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, 1970-1973 80 1 Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, 1974 80 2 Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, 1975-1976 80 3 Lehman, Steve, "Daylight for All Flesh," undated 80 4 Lowndes County, Georgia, undated 80 5 Mark III Promotional Institute, 1969 80 6 Martin Luther King Emergency Food Store, 1976 80 7 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, undated 80 8 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, 1968-1970 80 9 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, 1971 80 10 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, 1972 80 11 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, 1973 80 12 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, 1974-1975 81 1 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, 1976 81 2 Martin Luther King Special Fund, 1970 81 3 McCarthy, Eugene J., campaign, 1968 81 4 Meeting between Scotland Neck Movement and the city of Scotland Neck, North Carolina, 1976 81 5 "Mexican Americans Launch Crusade for Justice," 1968 81 6 Milledgeville, Georgia, 1971 81 7 Mississippi Congressional District 5, circa 1974 81 8 Model Neighborhood, Inc., undated 81 9 Nassau Council of Black , undated 81 10 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), 1969-1974 81 11 National Association of Black Students, undated 81 12 National Campaign Against Prisons, 1974 81 13 National Committee for Commitment to Brotherhood, 1971 81 14 National Committee of Inquiry, 1969-1970 81 15 National Council of Churches, 1970 81 16 National Council on Hunger and Malnutrition, 1969 81 17 National Council to Repeal the Draft, 1969 81 18 Nengwekhulu, Ronwedzi, "The Meaning of Black Consciousness in the Struggle for Liberation in South Africa," 1976 81 19 New Shiloh Baptist Church, Baltimore, Maryland, 1975 81 20 Peace and Justice in the Western Hemisphere, 1971 81 21 Peace Movement, 1971

46 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 81 22 Peters, Joseph, 1971 81 23 Political, 1968 81 24 Program proposal, unidentified, undated 81 25 Project Equality, Inc., 1974 81 26 "A Proposal to the Protestant Churches for a Grant to Conduct a Three Year Comprehensive Enterprise and Community Development Program in the Southeastern United States from Southern Rural Action, Inc.," circa 1970 OP13 1 Proposed hospital and secondary school at Onitsha Ugbo, Midwest State, Nigeria, undated 82 1 "Prospectus for Regional Conference on the Black Church and Economic Development (Revised)," 1970 82 2 Quaker House, Atlanta, Georgia, 1968 82 3 Radio Free People, 1974 82 4 Recommendations to the city of Jackson, Mississippi, circa 1970 82 5 Resolutions, 1968-1970 82 6 "Rhodesian Chrome and the United States," undated 82 7 Save Our Georgetown Committee, Inc., Harlan, Kentucky, 1975 82 8 Small Business Administration, 1968-1969 82 9 Smith, Benny T. and William Gunn, "Proposal for a Day Labor Project for the City of Atlanta as Mandated by Mayor Maynard Jackson," undated 82 10 Songs and poems, undated 82 11 Songs and poems, 1968-1973 82 12 South Africa, undated 82 13 Southeast Regional Conference on Vietnam, undated 82 14 Southern Conference Educational Fund, action memo, May 7, 1969 82 15 Southern Regional Council, 1969 82 16 Speeches and statements, undated 82 17 Speeches and statements, circa 1966-1971 82 18 "Statement on High Cost of Living Protests," undated 82 19 Stern Family Fund, 1969-1972 82 20 Talley, Juanita, "The Judgment Day Play," undated 82 21 Task Force for Educational Justice, 1970 82 22 "Towards a Nonviolent Economy," undated 83 1 The Unification Church, circa 1973 83 2 United Front of Cairo, Illinois, 1970-1973 83 3 United Presbyterian Board of National Missions, "Crisis in the Nation," 1968 83 4 United States v. Robert Edward Johnson, 1973 83 5 United States of America ex. rel. Sandy William v. Harold J. Cardwell, Warden, Ohio State Penitentiary, petition for writ of Habeas Corpus, 1971 83 6 United States Commission on Civil Rights, staff report on education, undated

47 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 83 7 United States Commission on Civil Rights, staff report on employment, undated 83 8 United States Commission on Civil Rights, staff report on health, welfare, and food programs, undated 83 9 Universities offering scholarships in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr., 1969 83 10 U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, 1971 83 11 Vietnam amnesty, 1973-1974 83 12 Vietnam Moratorium, 1969 83 13 Vietnam War, 1969-1971 83 14 Vivian Calhoun v. Dr. Ed S. Cook, Sr., undated 83 15 , 1972-1973 83 16 "Voter Registration in Philadelphia Is a Must," circa 1972 83 17 Webb, James, undated 83 18 "Welfare Reform Fact Sheet," 1969 83 19 West Hunter Street Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia, undated 83 20 West Hunter Street Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia 1967-1969 83 21 West Hunter Street Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia 1970-1972 84 1 West Hunter Street Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia 1973-1976 84 2 White House Conference on Domestic and Economic Affairs, 1975 [1 of 2] 84 3 White House Conference on Domestic and Economic Affairs, 1975 [2 of 2] 84 4 White House Conference on Inflation, September 27-28, 1974 84 5 White House Conference on Inflation, delegate binder, September 27-28, 1974 [1 of 2] 84 6 White House Conference on Inflation, delegate binder, September 27-28, 1974 [2 of 2] 84 7 The White House Fellows, 1972-1974 84 8 World Conference on Religion and Peace, 1970 84 9 World Peace Council, undated 85 1 World Peace Council, 1970-1972 85 2 World Peace Council, February-April 1973 85 3 World Peace Council, May-October, 1973 85 4 World Peace Council, 1974-1975 85 5 World Peace Council, 1976 86 1 Writings, unidentified 86 2 Writings, unidentified fragments, undated 86 3 Young, Lonnie Jr., undated 86 4 Youngblood, Doug, 1968-1970

48 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 2.3 President Joseph E. Lowery files, 1968-1997 Boxes 87 - 162; OP1; XOP1

Biographical Note Joseph E. Lowery was born in Huntsville, Alabama, on October 6, 1924. Lowery graduated from seminary in 1950 and was ordained as a Methodist minister. The same year, he married Evelyn Gibson. Lowery was a young pastor in Mobile, Alabama, during the bus boycotts of the 1950s, and a founding member of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference in 1957. He was active in the movement throughout the 1960s, marching alongside Martin Luther King, Jr. from Selma to Montgomery in 1965. He also was Chairman of the Board of Directors of the SCLC through much of the 1960s and 1970s. In 1977, following the resignation of Ralph David Abernathy, Lowery assumed the presidency of SCLC, a position he held until 1997. Under his leadership, SCLC continued to employ the use of nonviolent direct action to achieve greater equality. The organization focused on securing economic justice for the poor and voting rights for the disenfranchised, but also took on more international interests. In 1979, Lowery and several other civil rights leaders, including Andrew Young, met with the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) to discuss peace in the Middle East. caused great controversy and ultimately led to Young's resignation as United States Ambassador to the United Nations. In the 1980s, SCLC also became deeply involved in the fight to end Apartheid in South Africa. In 1985, objecting to the sale of South African products in Winn-Dixie grocery stores, Lowery led a boycott of the chain that ultimately ended in the store pulling all South African products from their shelves. Lowery was also minister of Central United Methodist Church and Cascade United Methodist Church, both in Atlanta. He retired from the ministry in 1992.

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of records from the presidency of Joseph E. Lowery, including correspondence, administrative records, speeches, statements and other writings, and subject files. Correspondence for many years is incomplete. Of particular note, however, is correspondence from 1979, which contains many letters in response to Lowery's meeting with the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO). The administrative records detail day to day operations in the national office, especially efforts in the area of economic development. Files for the Development Corporation Baton Rouge-SCLC, Inc. chronicle the construction and management of low income housing for the elderly in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Also of note are files relating to other major SCLC programs, including the Alabama Tri-County Project, a grant funded project to alleviate poverty in three rural Alabama counties. Also documented are programs such as the Poor People's Crusade, Wings of Hope Anti-drug Program, the economic covenant with Shoney's, and the boycott of Winn-Dixie grocery stores, in addition to various marches and rallies sponsored by SCLC throughout the 1980s. Subject files contain materials relating to other organizations and interests not directly concerned with the daily operation of SCLC. These files document Lowery's service on the board of the Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change and other organizations, his interest

49 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] and involvement in the legal case of Reverend Sun Myung Moon, as well as his efforts in other legal cases. Many subject files contain correspondence.

Arrangement Note Arranged by record type, then in chronological or alphabetical order.

Correspondence Box Folder Content 87 1 Draft letters 87 2 Letter fragments 87 3 Undated [1 of 2] 87 4 Undated [2 of 2] 87 5 1977 January-July 87 6 1977 August 87 7 1977 September 87 8 1977 October-December 88 1 1978 January-May 88 2 1978 June-August 88 3 1978 September-October 88 4 1978 November 88 5 1978 December 88 6 1979 circa 89 1 1979 January-March 89 2 1979 April-May 89 3 1979 June-July 89 4 1979 August 1-21 89 5 1979 August 22-26 90 1 1979 August 27-31 90 2 1979 September 1-7 90 3 1979 September 8-21 90 4 1979 September 22-30 90 5 1979 circa October 90 6 1979 October 1-6 91 1 1979 October 8-14 91 2 1979 October 15-21 91 3 1979 October 22-31 91 4 1979 November 1-7 91 5 1979 November 8-14 91 6 1979 November 15-30 92 1 1979 December 1-6 92 2 1979 December 7-27

50 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 92 3 1980 circa 92 4 1980 January 92 5 1980 February 92 6 1980 March 92 7 1980 April 92 8 1980 May 93 1 1980 June 93 2 1980 July 93 3 1980 August 93 4 1980 September 93 5 1980 October 93 6 1980 November 93 7 1980 December 94 1 1981 circa 94 2 1981 January 94 3 1981 February 94 4 1981 March 94 5 1981 April 94 6 1981 May 94 7 1981 June 94 8 1981 July 1-14 94 9 1981 July 15-31 95 1 1981 August 95 2 1981 September 1-14 95 3 1981 September 15-30 95 4 1981 October 95 5 1981 November 95 6 1981 December 96 1 1982 circa 96 2 1982 January 96 3 1982 February 96 4 1982 March 96 5 1982 April 96 6 1982 May 96 7 1982 June 96 8 1982 July-September 96 9 1982 October-December 97 1 1983 January-March 97 2 1983 April-May

51 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 97 3 1983 June-August 97 4 1983 September 97 5 1983 October 97 6 1983 November-December 97 7 1984 January 98 1 1984 February 98 2 1984 March 1-7 98 3 1984 March 8-21 98 4 1984 March 22-30 98 5 1984 April 98 6 1984 May 99 1 1984 June 99 2 1984 July 99 3 1984 August 99 4 1984 September 99 5 1984 October 1-15 99 6 1984 October 16-31 99 7 1984 November 99 8 1984 December 100 1 1985 January 2-21 100 2 1985 January 22-31 100 3 1985 February 100 4 1985 March 100 5 1985 April 100 6 1985 May 101 1 1985 June 101 2 1985 July 101 3 1985 August 1-12 101 4 1985 August 13-30 101 5 1985 September 101 6 1985 circa October 101 7 1985 October 1-18 102 1 1985 October 21-31 102 2 1985 November 102 3 1985 December 102 4 1986 circa January, Get well cards 102 5 1986 January 2-21 102 6 1986 January 22-31 102 7 1986 February 3-17

52 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 103 1 1986 February 20-28 103 2 1986 March 103 3 1986 April 1-15 103 4 1986 April 16-30 103 5 1986 May 1-6 103 6 1986 May 7-14 104 1 1986 May 15-30 104 2 1986 June 1-10 104 3 1986 June 11-24 104 4 1986 June 25-30 104 5 1986 July 104 6 1986 August-December 105 1 1987 circa 105 2 1987 January-February 105 3 1987 March 1-13 105 4 1987 March 16-30 105 5 1987 April-July 105 6 1987 August-December 105 7 1988 circa 105 8 1988 January-March 105 9 1988 April 106 1 1988 May 106 2 1988 June 106 3 1988 July-December 106 4 1989 circa 106 5 1989 January-September 106 6 1989 October-December 106 7 1990 January 107 1 1990 February-March 107 2 1990 April 107 3 1990 May 107 4 1990 June 107 5 1990 July-December 107 6 1991 circa 107 7 1991 January-September 108 1 1991 October-December 108 2 1992 circa 108 3 1992 January-February 108 4 1992 March

53 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 108 5 1992 April 108 6 1992 May 108 7 1992 June 109 1 1992 July 109 2 1992 August 109 3 1992 September-December 109 4 1993 January-May 109 5 1993 June 109 6 1993 July 110 1 1993 August 110 2 1993 September 1-14 110 3 1993 September 15-30 110 4 1993 October 110 5 1993 November 1-4 110 6 1993 November 5-29 110 7 1993 December 110 8 1994 circa 111 1 1994 January-February 111 2 1994 March 111 3 1994 April 111 4 1994 May 2-12 111 5 1994 May 13-24 111 6 1994 June 111 7 1994 July-November 112 1 1995 112 2 1996 112 3 1997-1998

Administrative records 112 4 40th Anniversary Committee for Joseph E. Lowery, 1988 112 5 Acker, Kathy, 1991 112 6 Activity logs, undated 112 7 Activity logs, 1978-1993 112 8 Alabama black officials victory meeting, 1985 112 9 Alabama Tri-County Project, undated [See also Subseries 10.6: Alabama Tri- County Project records] 112 10 Alabama Tri-County Project, 1978-1980 112 11 Alabama Tri-County Project, 1981 113 1 Alabama Tri-County Project, 1982-1984 113 2 Appointment calendar, undated

54 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 113 3 Appointment calendar, August 1980-December 1981 113 4 Appointment calendar, July 1981-December 1982 113 5 Appointment calendar, July 1983-June 1984 113 6 Appointment calendar, July 1984-June 1985 113 7 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., anniversary, undated 113 8 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 16th anniversary, 1984 113 9 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 17th anniversary, 1985 113 10 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 20th anniversary, 1988 113 11 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 22nd anniversary, 1990 113 12 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 23rd anniversary, 1991 113 13 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 25th anniversary, 1993 113 14 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 26th anniversary, 1994 113 15 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 27th anniversary, 1995 113 16 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 29th anniversary, 1997 113 17 Assurance of Compliance with the Office of Economic Opportunity's Regulations under Title VI of the , 1980 113 18 Atlanta, Georgia Chamber of Commerce, membership information, 1986 114 1 Biographical sketches, undated 114 2 Birthday observances for Martin Luther King, Jr., 1979-1985 114 3 Board of Directors, undated 114 4 Board of Directors, 1977 114 5 Board of Directors, 1978 114 6 Board of Directors, 1979 114 7 Board of Directors, 1980-1983 114 8 Board of Directors, 1984-1989 114 9 Board of Directors, 1991-1996 OP1 - Board of Directors, retreat notes, 1986 114 10 Brock Tours and Travel, 1984 114 11 Brown, Thomas (Reverend), 1977-1979 114 12 Business card, undated 114 13 Calendar of events, 1987 114 14 Calimee, Tommy, circa 1981-1983 115 1 Certificates, circa 1980-1989 115 2 Chapters and Affiliates, Alabama, Gaston chapter, circa 1978 [See also Subseries 5.2: Chapter files] 115 3 Chapters and Affiliates, Alabama, Hueytown chapter, 1991 115 4 Chapters and Affiliates, Alabama, Huntsville chapter, 1989 115 5 Chapters and Affiliates, Alabama, Montgomery county chapter, 1992 115 6 Chapters and Affiliates, Alabama state chapter, 1991-1992 115 7 Chapters and Affiliates, Alabama, Tuscaloosa chapter, 1986

55 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 115 8 Chapters and Affiliates, California, Los Angeles chapter, 1978-1992 115 9 Chapters and Affiliates, Florida, Ft. Walton Beach chapter, 1992-1993 115 10 Chapters and Affiliates, Florida, Greater Miami and Dade County chapter, 1980-1982 115 11 Chapters and Affiliates, Florida, Pensacola chapter, 1992 115 12 Chapters and Affiliates, Florida, Plant City chapter, 1992 115 13 Chapters and Affiliates, Florida, St. Petersburg chapter, 1988-1993 115 14 Chapters and Affiliates, Florida, Tallahassee chapter, 1988-1993 115 15 Chapters and Affiliates, general, 1979-1986 115 16 Chapters and Affiliates, Georgia, Baldwin County chapter, 1992 115 17 Chapters and Affiliates, Georgia, Clayton County chapter, 1992 115 18 Chapters and Affiliates, Georgia, Gainesville chapter, 1992-1994 115 19 Chapters and Affiliates, Georgia, Macon/Bibb County chapter, 1981 115 20 Chapters and Affiliates, Illinois, Chicago chapter, 1979-1991 115 21 Chapters and Affiliates, Illinois, Chicago Suburban chapter, 1978 115 22 Chapters and Affiliates, Illinois-Iowa chapter, 1988 115 23 Chapters and Affiliates, Indiana Christian Leadership Conference, 1978 115 24 Chapters and Affiliates, Indiana, Marion chapter, 1977-1992 115 25 Chapters and Affiliates, Louisiana, Baton Rouge chapter, 1992 115 26 Chapters and Affiliates, Louisiana, Northshore chapter, Slidell, Louisiana, 1991 115 27 Chapters and Affiliates, Louisiana state chapter, 1981-1991 115 28 Chapters and Affiliates, Maryland, Baltimore chapter, 1992-1993 115 29 Chapters and Affiliates, Maryland, Prince George's County chapter, 1991-1992 115 30 Chapters and Affiliates, Maryland, Rockville chapter, 1992 115 31 Chapters and Affiliates, Michigan state chapter, 1991-1992 115 32 Chapters and Affiliates, Missouri, Kansas City chapter, 1984 115 33 Chapters and Affiliates, Missouri, St. Louis chapter, 1988-1989 115 34 Chapters and Affiliates, New Mexico, Albuquerque chapter, 1992 115 35 Chapters and Affiliates, New York, Erie County chapter, 1987 115 36 Chapters and Affiliates, North Carolina, Charlotte/Mecklenburg County chapter, 1983 115 37 Chapters and Affiliates, Ohio, Cincinnati chapter, 1992 115 38 Chapters and Affiliates, Ohio, Cleveland chapter, 1988-1989 115 39 Chapters and Affiliates, Ohio, Dayton chapter, 1993 115 40 Chapters and Affiliates, South Carolina, Charleston chapter, 1991 115 41 Chapters and Affiliates, South Carolina state chapter, undated 115 42 Chapters and Affiliates, Tennessee, Memphis chapter, 1988-1992 115 43 Chapters and Affiliates, Texas, Dallas chapter, 1991 115 44 Chapters and Affiliates, Virginia, Danville/Pittsylvania County chapter, 1996 115 45 Chapters and Affiliates, Virginia state chapter, 1982-1993

56 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 115 46 Chapters and Affiliates, Washington, D.C. chapter, 1992 115 47 Children's Christmas party, 1989 115 48 Citizens Against Nuclear War, circa 1984-1985 115 49 The Civil/Human Rights Celebration, 1990 115 50 Civil Rights Act, 1990-1991 115 51 Coalition against Fear and Intimidation, Forsyth County, Georgia, 1987 116 1 Coalition to Change the Georgia State Flag, 1992-1993 [See also Subseries 7.2: Department of Direct Action office files] 116 2 Coalition for Economic Justice, 1988-1990 116 3 Coca Cola Company Centennial Celebration, 1986 116 4 Committee on Higher Education, desegregation of the University System of Georgia, undated 116 5 Committee on Higher Education, desegregation of the University System of Georgia, 1974 116 6 Committee on Higher Education, desegregation of the University System of Georgia, July 1977 116 7 Committee on Higher Education, desegregation of the University System of Georgia, September 1977 [1 of 2] 116 8 Committee on Higher Education, desegregation of the University System of Georgia, September 1977 [2 of 2] 116 9 Committee on Higher Education, desegregation of the University System of Georgia, December 1977 116 10 Committee on Higher Education, desegregation of the University System of Georgia, 1978 [1 of 2] 116 11 Committee on Higher Education, desegregation of the University System of Georgia, 1978 [2 of 2] 117 1 Committee on Higher Education, desegregation of the University System of Georgia, 1979-1981 117 2 Committee on Higher Education, desegregation of the University System of Georgia, January-July 1983 117 3 Committee on Higher Education, desegregation of the University System of Georgia, August 3, 1983 [1 of 3] 117 4 Committee on Higher Education, desegregation of the University System of Georgia, August 3, 1983 [2 of 3] 117 5 Committee on Higher Education, desegregation of the University System of Georgia, August 3, 1983 [3 of 3] 117 6 Committee on Higher Education, desegregation of the University System of Georgia, August 5-23, 1983 117 7 Committee on Higher Education, desegregation of the University System of Georgia, 1984 117 8 Communications/Public Relations, 1982-1992

57 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 117 9 Community Reinvestment Act challenge to C&S Bank, 1990-1991 [See also Series 12: Other department records] 117 10 Community Reinvestment Act challenge to Trust Company Bank, 1986-1987 118 1 Community Reinvestment Act challenge to Trust Company Bank, 1988 118 2 Community Reinvestment Act challenge to Trust Company Bank, 1989 118 3 Community Reinvestment Act challenge to Trust Company Bank, 1990 118 4 Comprehensive Employment and Training for Atlanta (CETA) program, undated 118 5 Comprehensive Employment and Training for Atlanta (CETA) program, 1975-1979 118 6 Comprehensive Employment and Training for Atlanta (CETA) program, 1980-1982 118 7 Computer needs evaluation, 1991-1992 118 8 Conference on Concerns for the Continuing Integrity of Black Higher Education, 1978 118 9 Constitution and By-laws of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (photocopy), undated 118 10 Constitution and By-laws of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, as Revised and Adopted at the SCLC Annual Convention, August 15, 1968 118 11 "A Consultation on the Implications of Jonestown for the Black Church and the Nation," 1979 118 12 Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans, circa 1983-1984 [See also Subseries 10.7: Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans records] 118 13 Crisis Intervention Committee, circa 1989 [See also Series 8: Crisis Intervention Committee records] 119 1 Davis Advertising Agency, 1984 119 2 Deed of gift, donation of published material to Smithsonian Institution, 1977 119 3 Development Corporation Baton Rouge-SCLC, Inc., Wesley Plaza Apartments, undated 119 4 Development Corporation Baton Rouge-SCLC, Inc., Wesley Plaza Apartments, 1977 119 5 Development Corporation Baton Rouge-SCLC, Inc., Wesley Plaza Apartments, 1978-1981 119 6 Development Corporation Baton Rouge-SCLC, Inc., Wesley Plaza Apartments, January-April 1982 119 7 Development Corporation Baton Rouge-SCLC, Inc., Wesley Plaza Apartments, May-November 1982 119 8 Development Corporation Baton Rouge-SCLC, Inc., Wesley Plaza Apartments, 1983-1984 120 1 Development Corporation Baton Rouge-SCLC, Inc., Wesley Plaza apartments, 1985-1986 120 2 Development Corporation Baton Rouge-SCLC, Inc., Wesley Plaza Apartments, 1987-1989

58 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 120 3 Development Corporation Baton Rouge-SCLC, Inc., Wesley Plaza Apartments, 1990-1993 120 4 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. International Freedom Games, 1978-1983 120 5 Eastern Airlines, 1982 120 6 Election day "Get Out the Vote" volunteers, undated 120 7 Endorsements, 1981 120 8 Eskridge, Chauncey, 1977-1980 120 9 Executive Staff meeting, 1990 120 10 Fauntroy, Walter E., 1981-1992 120 11 Financial records, fundraising, 1977-1990 121 1 Financial records, general, 1980-1990 121 2 Fragments 121 3 Grant proposal to the National Endowment for the Humanities, 1991 121 4 Greene, William, 1982 121 5 Haiti, circa 1994 121 6 Haitian refugees, circa 1981-1982 121 7 Haitian refugees, 1983 121 8 Haitian refugees, 1991-1993 121 9 Henderson, Cornelius L., 1982 121 10 History of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, undated 121 11 History of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, 1991 121 12 Information requests, 1988 121 13 Interviews and media appearances, undated 121 14 Interviews and media appearances, 1979-1995 121 15 King, Rodney, 1991 121 16 Legal records, Amicus curiae briefs, 1984-1991 121 17 Legal records, Brenda Taylor-Hines v. SCLC, 1989 122 1 Legal records, Brown v. The Invisible Empire, Knights of the , 1989-1992 122 2 Legal records, Browning-Ferris Industries of Georgia, Inc. v. Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Inc., 1979 122 3 Legal records, Charles Wallace, et. al., v. The Small Business Administration, 1981 122 4 Legal records, defamation claim against Commentary, 1986 122 5 Legal records, estate of Ada M. Moore, 1987-1992 122 6 Legal records, estate of Carrie O. Browning, 1991 122 7 Legal records, estate of Irene Good Coombes, 1986 122 8 Legal records, estate of Mary P. Lohr, 1980 122 9 Legal records, estate of Ralph L. Peters, 1994

59 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 122 10 Legal records, George M. Sands v. Abraham Woods, Jr.; ; Birmingham Chapter of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference; Southern Christian Leadership Conference, et al., 1980 122 11 Legal records, Goode Brothers Poultry Company, Inc. v. United Steelworkers of America, Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Gloria Bateman, Calvin Grier, Norris North, Rodney Weldon, Larry Williams, and Hosea L. Williams, 1978 122 12 Legal records, police report following the theft of an air conditioner, 1995 122 13 Legal records, search warrant, 1978 122 14 Legal records, Southern Christian Leadership Conference, et. al., v. Clarence M. Kelley, et al., 1984 122 15 Legal records, State of Alabama v. Benjamin F. Cox and Bennie J. Hays, 1988 122 16 Legal records, statements of interest, 1988 122 17 Legal records, Telecom/USA v. Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Inc., 1989-1993 122 18 Letters of referral, 1981-1983 122 19 Long County School expulsions, Ludowici, Georgia, 1985 122 20 Macy's, 1985 122 21 Mail logs, 1978 123 1 Mail logs, 1979-1981 123 2 Mail logs, 1987 123 3 Mail logs, 1992 123 4 Mailing lists, 1986 123 5 Mandela, Nelson, visit to the United States, 1990 123 6 and Injustice, Decatur, Alabama, 1979 123 7 March from Pickens County to Montgomery, Alabama in support of Maggie Bozeman and Julia Wilder, 1982 123 8 March on Washington, 20th anniversary mobilization, 1982-1984 123 9 March on Washington, 25th anniversary mobilization, 1988 123 10 March on Washington, 30th anniversary mobilization, 1993 123 11 March, unidentified, 1990 123 12 Martin Luther King, Jr. Open Tennis Tournament, 1985 123 13 Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice, 1988 123 14 Martin Luther King Speaks, circa 1978-1982 [See also Series 11: Martin Luther King Speaks records] 123 15 Meeting agendas, 1978-1989 123 16 Meeting minutes, 1978-1993 123 17 Memoranda, undated 123 18 Memoranda, 1977-1979 123 19 Memoranda, 1980-1985 124 1 Memoranda, 1986-1991

60 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 124 2 Memoranda, 1992 124 3 Memoranda, 1993-1998 124 4 Messages, 1981-1998 124 5 Ministerial dinner with Joseph E. Lowery, 1984 124 6 Minority Economic Financial Assistance Corporation, 1994 124 7 Moral Energy Conference, circa 1978-1979 124 8 National Convention, undated 124 9 National Convention, 20th annual, 1977 124 10 National Convention, 21st annual, 1978 124 11 National Convention, 22nd annual, 1979 125 1 National Convention, 23rd annual, 1980 125 2 National Convention, 24th annual, 1980-1981 [1 of 2] 125 3 National Convention, 24th annual, 1980-1981 [2 of 2] 125 4 National Convention, 25th annual, 1982 [1 of 2] 125 5 National Convention, 25th annual, 1982 [2 of 2] 125 6 National Convention, 26th annual, 1983 125 7 National Convention, 27th annual, 1984 126 1 National Convention, 28th annual, 1985 126 2 National Convention, 29th annual, 1986 126 3 National Convention, 30th annual, 1987 126 4 National Convention, 31st annual, 1988 126 5 National Convention, 32nd annual, 1989 126 6 National Convention, 33rd annual, 1990 126 7 National Convention, 34th annual, 1991 126 8 National Convention, 35th annual, 1992 126 9 National Convention, 36th annual, 1993 126 10 National Convention, 37th annual, 1994 126 11 National Convention, 39th annual, 1996 126 12 National Convention, 40th annual, 1997 126 13 "National Newspaper Proposal for SCLC," 1989 126 14 "A Needs Assessment Manual: For Evaluating the Housing and Economic Development Needs of Low Income Socio-Economic Groups," undated 127 1 Notes and notebooks, undated [1 of 2] 127 2 Notes and notebooks, undated [2 of 2] 127 3 Operation Breadbasket, economic agreement with Food Giant, Inc., 1981-1992 [See also Subseries 10.4: Operation Breadbasket records] 127 4 Operation Breadbasket, general administrative records, undated 127 5 Operation Breadbasket, general administrative records, 1981-1994 127 6 People to People Tour, 1995-1996 127 7 Personnel, assignments from the president, 1978-1987

61 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 127 8 Personnel, field staff, undated 127 9 Personnel, former, undated 127 10 Personnel, former, 1983-1987 127 11 Personnel, job descriptions, undated 127 12 Personnel, job descriptions, 1978-1986 127 13 Personnel policy manuals, undated 127 14 Personnel policy manuals, 1982-1994 127 15 Personnel rosters, undated 127 16 Personnel rosters, 1980-1987 127 17 PGA Tour anti-discrimination policy/Shoal Creek Country Club, Birmingham, Alabama, 1989-1990 127 18 PGA Tour anti-discrimination policy/Shoal Creek Country Club, Birmingham, Alabama, 1991 127 19 Piccadilly Cafeteria, Inc., agreement with the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, officially representing employees of Piccadilly's Atlanta, Georgia stores, 1977 128 1 Pilgrimage to Washington for Voting Rights, Peace, Economic Justice, 1982 [1 of 2] 128 2 Pilgrimage to Washington for Voting Rights, Peace, Economic Justice, 1982 [2 of 2] 128 3 Poor People's Achievement Festival, 1977 128 4 Poor People's Crusade, undated [See also Subseries 10.3: Poor People's Campaign records and Subseries 7.2: Department of Direct Action office files] 128 5 Poor People's Crusade, 1986-1987 128 6 Poor People's Crusade, 1988 128 7 vigil against apartheid, 1985 128 8 Prisoners Against Crime program proposal, 1981 128 9 Proclamation, Southern Christian Leadership Conference Day, High Point, North Carolina, July 20, 1989 128 10 Program activities, undated 128 11 Program summaries, undated 128 12 "Project Management Plan submitted for Department of Housing and Urban Development Cooperative Agreement H-006-CA," 1978 128 13 Property, owned by SCLC, 1991 128 14 Property, rented by SCLC, 1979-1990 128 15 Proposal to include insurance coverage of SCLC staff, circa 1980 128 16 Proposed financial plan for Georgia, undated 128 17 Protac, the re-usable gas pump mitt, undated 128 18 Protests of The Southern Company's involvement in South Africa, 1977-1986 128 19 Public Policy Symposium, 1981 128 20 Public Policy Symposium, 1982

62 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 128 21 Publix Super Markets, 1992 128 22 Racism and discrimination in the gospel music industry, conference call, 1991 128 23 Rally against Drugs and Thugs, 1986 129 1 Sampson, Al (Reverend), 1980 129 2 Samuels, Rita, circa 1991-1992 129 3 Schedules and itineraries, undated 129 4 Schedules and itineraries, 1977-1987 129 5 Schedules and itineraries, 1992-1994 129 6 Schedules and itineraries, 1995-1997 129 7 Schedules and itineraries, unidentified, undated 129 8 Schedules and itineraries, unidentified, 1984-1985 129 9 SCLC and African American Religious Denominational State Presidents state capitol meetings, 1997 129 10 SCLC Anti-Drug Campaign, 1989 129 11 SCLC Archives Project, undated 129 12 SCLC/Atlanta Task Force, 1985 129 13 SCLC Christmas party, circa 1986-1988 XOP1 - SCLC Emergency Summit, Action Task Force Committee strategy meeting, undated 129 14 SCLC/Georgia Legislative Black Caucus meeting, 1985 129 15 SCLC history on video, 1988 129 16 SCLC Hospital, 1975 129 17 SCLC life memberships, 1987-1991 129 18 SCLC Minister's Luncheon, 1988 129 19 SCLC television program, 1991-1994 129 20 SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., Drum Major for Justice Awards Dinner, 1980-1991 129 21 SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., Drum Major for Justice Golf Classic, 1987-1991 129 22 SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., general, 1990-1992 129 23 SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., National AIDS Program, 1987-1990 129 24 SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., National AIDS Program, 1991-1992 129 25 Selective buying campaign, Eufaula, Alabama, 1983 129 26 Selma to Montgomery March, 20th anniversary, 1984-1985 129 27 Selma to Montgomery March, 25th anniversary, 1989-1990 129 28 Sharp Advertising, 1992 130 1 Shoney's, Inc., economic covenant with SCLC, 1989-1990 [See also Series 13: Other department records] 130 2 Shoney's, Inc., economic covenant with SCLC, 1991-1993 130 3 Shoney's, Inc., economic covenant with SCLC, 1994 130 4 Shoney's Inc., economic covenant with SCLC, 1995-1996 130 5 Sign-in sheet, unidentified event, 1987

63 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 130 6 Silva, Henry A., 1979 130 7 "Some Important Facts about SCLC," undated 130 8 Southern Christian Leadership Conference religious fellowship, 1983 130 9 Southern Christian Leadership Foundation, correspondence, 1977-1982 [See also Series 15: Southern Christian Leadership Foundation records] 130 10 Southern Christian Leadership Foundation, correspondence, 1986-1991 130 11 Southern Christian Leadership Foundation, correspondence, 1992-1993 130 12 Southern Christian Leadership Foundation, fundraising, 1982-1992 130 13 Southern Christian Leadership Foundation, general, 1986-1990 130 14 Sports justice, 1983-1991 130 15 Steele, Charles Kenzie (C.K.) Jr., 1978-1980 130 16 Stoglin, Richard, 1982 130 17 Stop the Killing, End the Violence, 1992-1996 [See also Subseries 10.9: Stop the Killing, End the Violence records] 130 18 Student Affairs, Training in Nonviolence, Brainerd High School, Chattanooga, Tennessee, 1991 [See also Series 9: Department of Student Affairs records] 130 19 "Supplementary Recommendations to Platform Committee," 1984 130 20 Task force on Religious Freedom, 1985 130 21 Task force on Violence and , 1992 130 22 Task force to refurbish the SCLC offices, 1981 131 1 TDI, 1992 131 2 Travel, 1991-1992 131 3 Tucker, McGhee, Speights and Associates, Inc., 1982 131 4 Video script, unidentified, 1993 131 5 Voter registration, undated 131 6 Voter registration, 1979-1994 131 7 Wings of Hope, undated [See also Subseries 10.8: Wings of Hope Anti-Drug Program records] 131 8 Wings of Hope, 1989 131 9 Wings of Hope, 1990 131 10 Wings of Hope, 1991 131 11 Wings of Hope, circa 1992 131 12 Wings of Hope, 1992 [1 of 2] 131 13 Wings of Hope, 1992 [2 of 2] 132 1 Wings of Hope, circa 1993 132 2 Wings of Hope, 1993 [1 of 3] 132 3 Wings of Hope, 1993 [2 of 3] 132 4 Wings of Hope, 1993 [3 of 3] 132 5 Winn-Dixie Stores, boycott, 1979

64 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 132 6 Winn-Dixie Stores, boycott, 1985 [See also Subseries 4.6: E. Randel T. Osburn files and Subseries 7.2: Department of Direct Action office files] 132 7 Winn-Dixie Stores, economic agreement with SCLC, 1982-1993 132 8 "A Word about SCLC," undated 132 9 Work summary sheets, 1993 132 10 Wrightsville, Georgia civil rights demonstrations and court cases, 1982 [See also Subseries 7.3: Department of Direct Action office files]

Speaking engagements correspondence 132 11 Undated 132 12 1977-1978 132 13 1979 133 1 1980 133 2 1981 133 3 1982 January-March 133 4 1982 April-November 133 5 1983 133 6 1984 133 7 1985 133 8 1986 134 1 1987 134 2 1988 134 3 1989 134 4 1990 134 5 1991 134 6 1992 January 134 7 1992 February-March 134 8 1992 April-June 134 9 1992 July-September 134 10 1992 October-December 134 11 1993 135 1 1994 135 2 1995 135 3 1996 135 4 1997-1998 135 5 1978-1992, cancelled events 135 6 1978-1996, declined events

Speeches 135 7 Undated, D.C. conference luncheon

65 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 135 8 Undated, "State of Movement and Nation" 135 9 Undated, untitled 135 10 1978 September 10, Inaugural Convocation, School of Medicine, Morehouse College, Atlanta, Georgia 135 11 1979, Annual spring board meeting 135 12 1980 August, 23rd Annual Convention of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Cleveland, Ohio 135 13 1981 June 25, Statement before the House Judiciary Committee, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights 135 14 1981 July 16, Statement before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Subcommittee on the Constitution 136 1 1984 January 9, "MLK Birthday: Celebrating a Day for Movement to be Born Again" 136 2 1984 May 1, "Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans," Public Hearings on the Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 136 3 1984 May 30, The Ad Hoc Committee for Religious Freedom Rally (excerpts), Washington, D.C. 136 4 1984 November 15, "Tribute to Daddy King" 136 5 1987 January 17, tribute to Martin Luther King, Jr. 136 6 1989 April 6, National Conference on Black-Jewish Relations, Dillard University, New Orleans, Louisiana 136 7 1990 August, 33rd Annual Convention of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Richmond 136 8 1991 January 15, Martin Luther King, Jr.'s birthday (excerpts) 136 9 1991 January 25, Ringing of the Liberty Bell, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 136 10 1991 February 4, Emory University Convocation on War and Peace (excerpts), Atlanta, Georgia 136 11 1991 February 18, City Council ceremony for troops in the Persian Gulf, Atlanta, Georgia 136 12 1991 April 17, "Roots Revisited: Roots and Fruits-A New Beginning" (excerpts), First African/African-American Summit, Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire 136 13 1991 August 13, 34th Annual Convention of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Birmingham, Alabama 136 14 1992 August 9, 35th Annual Convention of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Dayton, Ohio 136 15 1993 August 28, 30th Anniversary March on Washington, Washington, D.C. 136 16 1995 March 7, Montgomery, Alabama 136 17 1995 October 16, , Washington, D.C. 136 18 1996 May 21, Statement before the House Judiciary Committee

66 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 136 19 1996 December 3, Hearing of the U.S. Civil Rights Commission, St. Petersburg, Florida

Statements 136 20 Undated, Regarding the "Atlanta voting situation" 136 21 Undated, Regarding Dick Williams 136 22 Undated, Regarding John Wiley Price, Commissioner, Dallas County, Texas 136 23 Undated, Regarding the "Klan/Nazi verdict" 136 24 Undated, Regarding the Ku Klux Klan and racist violence 136 25 Undated, Regarding South Africa 136 26 Undated, Regarding United States Supreme Court vacancy 136 27 Undated, Regarding vandalism of the Socialist Workers Party headquarters 136 28 Undated, Regarding violence in Mississippi 136 29 1968 April 16, West Hunter Street Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia 136 30 1977 circa, Regarding Southern Company's purchase of coal from South Africa 136 31 1978, "SCLC Statement RE Film 'King'" 136 32 1979 circa, Following SCLC's Middle East peace initiative 136 33 1980 August 9, 23rd Annual Convention of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Cleveland, Ohio, "Statement of Intent" 136 34 1981, Regarding the mayoral race in Atlanta, Georgia 136 35 1981 May 20, "Preliminary Statement Prepared for Delivery to Attorney General's Task Force on Crime" 136 36 1981 September 1, Regarding the United States veto of the United Nations Security Council resolution condemning South Africa's armed invasion of Angola 136 37 1981 September 8, Regarding 136 38 1981 September 9, Regarding 136 39 1981 September 21, Regarding the Krome Detention Center, Miami, Florida 136 40 1981 October 16 136 41 1982 circa, "Lowery Praises Parole, but Pledges Fight for Full Vindication" 136 42 1982, Announcing the 25th Annual Convention of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference 136 43 1983 March 9, Requesting a government investigation of in Florida and Alabama 136 44 1984 circa, "Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor" 136 45 1984 March 28, "Lowery Calls Mays Spiritual and Intellectual Giant" 136 46 1984 June 28, Regarding the "Farrakhan issue" 136 47 1984 July 18, San Francisco, California 136 48 1984 October 18, Regarding Bishop Desmond Tutu receiving the Nobel Peace Prize 136 49 1984 November 9, Regarding the re-election of Ronald Reagan

67 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 136 50 1985 circa, "Lowery Denounces Botha's Speech" 136 51 1985 circa, Regarding Olson-Travelworld, South African Tourism Board and South African Airways "1985 Africa Workshop" 136 52 1985 March 26, Regarding violence in South Africa 136 53 1985 May 16, Regarding the "Police shootout in Philadelphia May 13, 1985 with members of the radical 'back-to-nature-group' MOVE" 136 54 1985 August 20, Atlanta, Georgia 136 55 1985 October 2, Winn Dixie shareholders meeting 136 56 1986 January 20, In honor of Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday, Ebenezer Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia 136 57 1987 circa, Regarding the Death Penalty 136 58 1984 July 9, "Death Penalty Deplored: Labeled Civil Rights Violation" 136 59 1987 December 19, At funeral services for Septima Clark, Charleston, South Carolina 136 60 1988 May 3, Bethune Du Bois Dinner, Washington, D.C., May 3, 1988 136 61 1989 November 30, "Press Statement by Reverend Joseph E. Lowery, President, Southern Christian Leadership Conference RE: Workers Strike at the Golden Peanut Company, Camilla, Georgia/SCLC Support of Workers" 136 62 1990 circa, Opposing the Board of Regents' plan to elevate Georgia Southern College to regional university status 136 63 1990, Regarding the Talina Fusenko case, 1990 136 64 1990 February 6, In support of HR 2190, National Voter Registration Bill 136 65 1990 February 12, "25th Anniversary of the 1965 Voting Rights Campaign" 136 66 1990 December 18, Fiesta Bowl 136 67 1991 January 25, "Lowery Charges United Nations to Wage Peace, Call Moratorium on Missiles" 136 68 1991 April 4, At the tomb of Martin Luther King, Jr., Atlanta, Georgia 136 69 1991 June 17, Regarding the Mangosuthu Buthelezi visit to Atlanta 136 70 1991 June 17, Regarding the South African Parliament removal of the Population Registration Act 136 71 1992, Regarding Los Angeles visit 136 72 1992, "SCLC Outraged at Rodney King Beating Verdict" 136 73 1992 June 10, Regarding Senate Bill 55, The Workplace Fairness Bill 136 74 1992 December 17, To U.N. Secretary General 136 75 1992 December 18, Regarding the Haitian Crisis 136 76 1993 April 8, "30th Anniversary March on Washington" 136 77 1993 October 23, "Congress Can Save NAFTA, After it Protects Jobs, Women's Rights and the Environment" 136 78 1994 circa, "Lowery Skeptical of Clinton Haitian Refugee Policy; Supports Sanctions and Discourages Unilateral Military Action"

68 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 136 79 1994 July 18, "U.S. Religious Leaders and Rights Advocates Home from Port Au Prince, Haiti" 136 80 1995 April 24, "Black Leaders Deplore Efforts to Sabotage Foster Nomination as Surgeon General: Urge Confirmation" 136 81 1995 September 22, Regarding the Million Man March, September 22, 1995 136 82 1995 October 25, Calling for Clinton veto on affirmation of crack/cocaine sentencing disparities 136 83 1996 September 25 136 84 1997 July 2, "Statement by SCLC, NAACP, Gate City Bar Association"

Writings, other 136 85 Undated, "Afro-Americans and the Struggles of the Eighties" 136 86 Undated, "Court System in Georgia" 136 87 Undated, "Demographics of a Death Penalty: A Matter of Place and Race: Inequity and Iniquity" 137 1 Undated, "I Remember Martin," poem 137 2 Undated, "Pluralism in Black County" 137 3 Undated, "Southern Cooking: Fatal Attraction" 137 4 Undated, "Spring Is Come: How Long Will the Winter Last?" poem 137 5 Undated, Unidentified writings 137 6 Undated, Untitled poem 137 7 Undated, Untitled writings 137 8 1977 circa, "The Bakke Case: 'At Stake Is the National Commitment to Remedy Historical and Current Racial Inequities,'" 137 9 1979 March 27, Testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Washington, D.C. 137 10 1982 circa, Testimony on the Voting Rights Act 137 11 1983, "Averting Thermonuclear Annihilation: Organize Massive Non-violent Movement for Nuclear Disarmament," New Perspectives 137 12 1983 February 23, guest editorial 137 13 1989, "Suburban Action Needed to Produce Adequate Affordable Housing for the Poor" 137 14 1989 June 28, Testimony before a Senate subcommittee panel regarding drug use, Atlanta, Georgia 137 15 1989 October 2, Testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee 137 16 1990, Article regarding sports justice 137 17 1990 June 6, Testimony before the House Judiciary Committee on habeas reform, Washington, D.C. 137 18 1991 circa, "Restoring the Promise of the American Dream: Justice at Work" 137 19 1991 April 21, "Blacks Say they Have Borne Most of Pain in Desegregation," The Orlando Sentinel

69 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 137 20 1991 July 10, Testimony before the House Judiciary Committee, Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights "concerning legislative proposals to address racial discrimination in the administration of capital punishment," Washington, D.C. 137 21 1992, " is Truth CrushedAnd Are We True to the Dream?" JET 137 22 1993 January, Article on the topic "What Dr. King Would Say to Blacks and Whites Today," Ebony 137 23 1993 April, "The Ever-Expanding Role of the Black Church," comments in National Black Monitor 137 24 1994 January 16, "Ceremony to Sacrament; Sentiment to Movement," Atlanta Daily World 137 25 1995, "Turning to Each Other to Turn the Nation to Jobs, Justice and Peace" 137 26 1995, "'Without Regard to Race or Color'-A Time Not Yet Come!" 137 27 1996, Testimony before the Congressional Black Caucus hearing on church arson 137 28 1996 March, "Comment by Joseph Lowery on the use of Dr. King's words to assault affirmative action" 137 29 1996 June 27, "We Will Not Bow Down," article

Subject files 137 30 9 to 5 National Association of Working Women, 1982 137 31 The 21st Century Commission on African American Males, 1991 137 32 Abiola, M.K.O. (Chief), 1992-1993 137 33 Academic and Recruitment Services Program, University of Florida, 1982 137 34 Action Forum Study Group, 1992 137 35 The Ad Hoc Committee for Religious Freedom, rally, 1984 137 36 Affirmation of the Leadership of Joseph E. Lowery, United Methodist Church, 1984 137 37 Affirmative Action, 1981-1987 137 38 AFL-CIO, 1980-1987 137 39 AFL-CIO, 1992 137 40 AFL-CIO, Solidarity Day, 1981-1991 138 1 Africa, economic development, 1984 138 2 African/African-American Summit, First, Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire, April 1991 138 3 African American/Japanese relations, 1990 138 4 African Americans and Coca Cola, undated 138 5 African Commentary Magazine, 1989-1990 138 6 African National Congress, circa 1991-1992 138 7 African National Council, 1977 138 8 African Treasures, Inc., undated 138 9 Afro-American/Japanese International Economic Institute, Inc., 1982 138 10 Agency for International Development, 1990-1991

70 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 138 11 Aid to Families with Dependent Children, 1982 138 12 AIDS, 1991-1993 138 13 Alabama, 1992 138 14 Alabama education crisis, 1982 138 15 Alabama Power, 1982 138 16 Allen Bakke v. The State of California, 1977-1978 138 17 Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority, 1982 138 18 The American Academy of Family Physicians, 1981-1982 138 19 American Civil Liberties Union Southern Regional Conference, February 12-13, 1982 138 20 The American Coptic Association, Christians of Egypt, 1981 138 21 American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research, 1991 138 22 American Federation of Grain Millers, 1982 138 23 American Federation of Ramallah, Palestine, 1981 138 24 American Friends Service Committee, 1981-1991 138 25 American Indian Movement, 1991 138 26 The American Jewish Committee, 1977-1982 138 27 The American Muslim Mission, 1981 138 28 Americans for Democratic Action, 1982 138 29 Americans for Workplace Fairness, 1992 138 30 America's Freedom Ride, 1982 138 31 America's Coalition for Transit Now, 1990 138 32 Amnesty International, 1986-1991 139 1 Amnesty International, 1992 139 2 Angola, 1987-1991 139 3 Antara, "Dr. King's Dream," 1980 139 4 The APEX Museum, Atlanta, Georgia, 1979-1992 139 5 Arab American Institute, 1991 139 6 Arrington, Marvin S., 1979-1993 139 7 Arrington, Richard (Mayor), 1992 139 8 Assault on Illiteracy Program, 1981-1993 139 9 Association for Quality of Life in America, 1991-1992 139 10 Atlanta Action Forum, 1992 139 11 Atlanta Association of Black Journalists, undated 139 12 Atlanta banks, 1988 139 13 Atlanta Black Clergy, mass ecumenical service, 1981 139 14 The Atlanta Black/Jewish Coalition, 1984-1992 139 15 Atlanta Community Housing Resource Board, 1989 139 16 The Atlanta Consortium, 1977-1986 139 17 Atlanta Council for International Visitors, 1979-1982

71 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 139 18 Atlanta Educational Telecommunications Collaborative, 1994 140 1 Atlanta, Georgia, 1978-1982 140 2 Atlanta, Georgia Chamber of Commerce, 1988 140 3 Atlanta, Georgia City Council, 1992 140 4 Atlanta, Georgia Civilian Review Board, 1984 140 5 Atlanta, Georgia Housing Authority, 1989 140 6 Atlanta, Georgia legislative package, 1991 140 7 Atlanta, Georgia low and moderate income housing, 1989 140 8 Atlanta, Georgia Residential Anti-displacement and Relocation Assistance Plan, undated 140 9 Atlanta Interfaith Ministries, 1982 140 10 Atlanta Journal Constitution, 1981-1992 140 11 Atlanta Life Insurance Company, 1980-1982 140 12 Atlanta Mortgage Consortium, 1990 140 13 The Atlanta Project, circa 1992-1994 140 14 Atlanta Public Library, Theater without Walls Summer Cultural Extravaganza, 1982 140 15 Atlanta Public Schools, 1982 140 16 Atlanta Regional Minority Purchasing Council, 1982 140 17 The Atlanta Voice, 1981 140 18 Atlanta Working Women, 1981 140 19 The Atlanta Youth Development Division, "A Strategy for Children and Youth Supervision and Safety," 1981 140 20 AT&T, 1993-1994 140 21 Attorney General's Task Force on Violent Crime, 1981 140 22 Auburn Avenue, Atlanta, Georgia, 1990 140 23 Auburn Avenue Streetscape Design Advisory Committee, 1991 140 24 B-2 Bomber, 1991 140 25 B&C Associates, Inc., "Racism: Implications for Business," 1990 140 26 Baptist ministers, undated 140 27 Baptist Ministers Conference, 1978 140 28 Barnard, Doug Jr. (Congressman), 1991 140 29 Bedford-Pine Development Corporation, 1982 140 30 Bentsen, Lloyd (Senator), 1990 140 31 The Bethune-Du Bois Fund, 1991 140 32 Birthday observances for Martin Luther King, Jr., 1977-1986 140 33 Black Advocates Legal Service Institute, 1977 140 34 Black America's Agenda for the 21st Century, 1994 140 35 "Black Belt Three," Selma, Alabama, 1985 140 36 Black on Black Crime Task Force, 1991

72 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 140 37 The Black Coalition for 1984 and the National Black Leadership Roundtable, 1984 140 38 Black crime, 1980 140 39 Black elected officials, circa 1982 140 40 Black elected officials in America, 1991 140 41 The Black Gospel Coalition, 1982 140 42 Black-Jewish Information Center, 1977-1982 141 1 Black Leadership Forum, undated 141 2 Black Leadership Forum, 1978-1979 141 3 Black Leadership Forum, 1983 [1 of 2] 141 4 Black Leadership Forum, 1983 [2 of 2] 141 5 Black Leadership Forum, 1984-1991 141 6 Black Leadership Forum, 1992 141 7 Black Leadership Forum, 1992-1994 141 8 Black Leadership Roundtable, 1983 141 9 Black Organization of Conference and Entertainment Promoters, Inc., 1982 141 10 Black Rose Banquet, 1991 141 11 Black Southerner, 1982 141 12 Black student associations, 1981-1982 141 13 Black Summit, 1977-1978 141 14 Blacks in Government, 1981 141 15 Blooming Cookies and Flowers, 1992 141 16 Bond, Julian (Congressman), 1981-1982 141 17 Bork, Robert H., nomination to the U.S. Supreme Court, 1987 141 18 Braden, Anne, 1982 141 19 Briody, Charles, 1982 141 20 Broadcast Enterprises National, Inc., 1981 141 21 Brown, Benjamin "Twin B.," (Reverend), 1982 141 22 Brown, Tony, "The Worst Kind of Uncle Tom," review of Breaking Barriers: A Memoir by Carl T. Rowan, 1991 141 23 Brutus, Dennis, 1982 141 24 Budget Coalition, 1981-1982 142 1 The Builders, 1982 142 2 Bullard, Linda, 1992 142 3 Busbee, George, 1981 142 4 Bush, George H.W. (President), black appointees, undated 142 5 Butler Street YMCA, 1978-1984 142 6 "A Call for Nonviolent Witness in Palestine and Israel," 1989 142 7 Campaign for Genuine Accountability in Education, 1991-1992 142 8 Campaign for a New South, undated

73 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 142 9 Campaign for the Legalization of the Ukrainian Churches (CLUC), 1989 142 10 Campaign for Peace and Democracy, 1991 142 11 Campaign for Peace in the Middle East, 1991 142 12 Campaign to End Childhood Hunger, 1991 142 13 Career and Academic Achievement Project, circa 1989 142 14 Carnes, Ed, nomination to the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals, 1992 142 15 Carter, Mary, 1989 142 16 Cascade United Methodist Church, Atlanta, Georgia, 1990-1992 142 17 CBS Records, 1982 142 18 CBS Television, 1981-1982 142 19 Center for Constitutional Rights, 1979-1981 142 20 Center for Democratic Renewal [previously known as the National Anti-Klan Network], 1986-1988 142 21 Center for Development Policy, 1982 142 22 Center for National Independence in Politics, 1991 142 23 Center for Urban Environmental Studies, Inc., 1981 142 24 Central America Education Project, 1984 142 25 Central United Methodist Church, Atlanta, Georgia, 1974-1986 142 26 Chambers, Ferguson, Watt, Wallas, Adkins and Fuller, P.A., 1981-1982 142 27 Chapel Hill Baptist Church, Detroit, Michigan, 1982 142 28 Chestnut, Sanders, Sanders and Turner, P.C., 1982 142 29 Children's Defense Fund, 1978-1993 142 30 Childs, James M. Jr., "The Church and the Challenge of AIDS," (excerpts), undated 142 31 Chisolm, Shirley (Congresswoman), 1979 142 32 Christian Resource Center, Birmingham, Alabama, 1990 142 33 Citizens Bancshares Corporation, 1982 143 1 Citizens for and Country, 1981 143 2 Citizens' Hearing on Carter's FY 1980 Budget, St. Louis, Missouri, March 31, 1979 143 3 Citizens for Urbanism, 1981 143 4 City-wide Coalition to Register and Get Out the Vote, 1982 143 5 Clayton, Robert Lewis II, 1982 143 6 Clergy and Laity Concerned, 1990-1992 143 7 CNN, 1982 143 8 The Coalition of 100 Black Women of D.C., Inc., undated 143 9 Coalition Against the Local Option Sales Tax, 1982 143 10 Coalition of Conscience, 1990-1993 143 11 Coalition for a Healthy Georgia, 1992 143 12 Coca Cola Company, 1982-1985

74 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 143 13 Colgate Company, Darkie toothpaste, 1990 143 14 The College Digest, 1991 143 15 College of Urban Development, East Lansing, Michigan, 1981 143 16 The Commission on Religion and Race, 1982 143 17 Common Sense Economics, 1982 143 18 Community AIDS Network of Metropolitan Atlanta, 1990 143 19 Community for Creative Nonviolence, circa 1984 143 20 Community Leadership Development Project, Charlotte, North Carolina, 1984 143 21 Community Services Administration, 1977-1981 143 22 Concerned Black Clergy, 1984-1992 143 23 Conference in Solidarity with Liberation Struggles of the People of South Africa, 1981 143 24 Congressional Black Caucus, undated 143 25 Congressional Black Caucus, 1979-1981 143 26 Conyers, John (Congressman), 1981-1982 143 27 Cooper, Thomas, "Proposal for the Implementation of a System Called L.I.F.E. (Live Involvement for Everyone)," 1982 143 28 Corporation for Public Broadcasting, 1982 143 29 Council for the Advancement of Citizenship, 1981 143 30 Council of Better Business Bureaus, Inc., 1982 143 31 Council of National Alumni Associations, Inc., 1981 143 32 Crunkleton, Truitt, Graphic Arts International Union, Local 96B, 1982 143 33 Cuban detainee uprising and hostage crisis, Atlanta Federal Penitentiary, 1986 143 34 Data Black Public Opinion Polls, Inc., 1982 143 35 Death penalty, 1974-1992 143 36 Death Penalty Information Center, "Chattahoochee Judicial District, the Death Penalty in Microcosm," 1991 143 37 Deeply Concerned Citizens, Clergy and Lay, 1987 143 38 Delta Airlines, 1980-1992 143 39 Democratic National Committee, circa 1981-1990 143 40 The Democratic Party of Georgia, 1977-1978 144 1 Demonstration in Washington, D.C. to protest U.S. intervention in Central America and the Caribbean, 1983 144 2 Dickerson Outdoor Entertainment Corp. complaint against MCA Concerts, Inc., 1992 144 3 Disarmament, 1981-1982 144 4 Dixon, Julian (Congressman), 1981 144 5 Do, Inc., 1984 144 6 Dooley, Vincent J., 1984 144 7 Douglass, Janet L., 1982

75 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 144 8 "Dreamers: Black Entrepreneurs in the '80s," undated 144 9 D.S. Productions, 1981 144 10 Eagleton, Thomas F. (Senator), 1982 144 11 East Dougherty Voters League, 1981 144 12 Eastern Airlines, Martin Luther King, Jr. Aviation Scholarship Fund, 1987 144 13 Economic development, 1987-1989 144 14 Economic development, Florida, circa 1986-1989 144 15 Economic development, Mississippi, 1989 144 16 Economic Opportunity Authority for Savannah-Chatham County Area, Inc., 1982 144 17 "'Educating America: Black Universities and Colleges-Strengths and Crises, Introductory Review," 1991 144 18 Education, 1981 144 19 El Salvador, circa 1981-1988 144 20 Emergency Fund for Southern Africa, 1978 144 21 The Emergency Land Fund, 1982 144 22 Equal Rights Congress, Mobile, Alabama, 1979 144 23 Equal Rights Congress, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1980 144 24 Ethiopian Rehabilitation Campaign, 1992 144 25 Executive Leadership Foundation, 1990 144 26 "Expanding Our Horizons: A Vision for Our High Schools, a Report from the McKenzie Group to the Josiah Macy, Jr. Foundation," 1990 144 27 , Inc., 1993 144 28 Farmer, James, 1991 144 29 Farmworker Justice Fund, Inc., 1981 144 30 Farris, Carl E., 1979 144 31 Federal budget cuts, undated 144 32 Federal budget cuts, 1981-1982 145 1 Federal Bureau of Investigation, 1981-1991 145 2 Federal Reserve Bank, circa 1988-1989 145 3 The Federation of Southern Cooperatives/Land Assistance Fund, 1992 145 4 Fellowship of Reconciliation, 1981-1982 145 5 Fellowship of Reconciliation, 1991 145 6 Financial Democracy Campaign, 1991 145 7 First Baptist Church of McDonald, Pennsylvania, 1986 145 8 First Episcopal District, African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, Mobile, Alabama, 1982 145 9 Flake, Floyd (Congressman), 1991 145 10 Florida, 1991-1992 145 11 The Florida Clearinghouse on Criminal Justice, 1981

76 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 145 12 Ford, Johnny (Mayor), 1982 145 13 Fordham, Christopher C. III, 1982 145 14 Foreign relations, 1981 145 15 Fowler, Wyche Jr. (Congressman), 1978-1990 145 16 Franklin, Aretha, concert, 1982 145 17 Freedom Foods, Inc., 1992 145 18 Commemorative Conference, 1991 145 19 Freedom Fest Coalition, 1995 145 20 The Friendship Force, 1990 145 21 Full Employment Action Council, 1978 145 22 Full Employment Action Council, 1981-1982 145 23 Fuller, Hoyt, 1980 145 24 Fulton County Board of Commissioners, 1979-1989 145 25 Fulton County Drug and Crime Task Force, 1990 146 1 The Gate City Bar Association, 1990 146 2 Gantt, Harvey, campaign for U.S. Senate, North Carolina, 1990 146 3 Garrett Park Press, undated 146 4 General Board of Church and Society of the United Methodist Church, 1992 146 5 General Board of the Global Ministries of the United Methodist Church, 1981-1982 146 6 General Dynamics, 1990 146 7 "General Typologies-Black Alcoholism A Comparison Data Base, A Fanon Center Report," 1982 146 8 Georgia, 1990-1992 146 9 Georgia Association of Broadcasters, Inc., undated 146 10 Georgia Black Coalition for Statewide Elections, 1982 146 11 Georgia Block Grant Coalition, 1982 146 12 Georgia Bureau of Investigation, 1981 146 13 Georgia Citizen's Coalition on Hunger, 1981-1982 146 14 Georgia Coalition of Black Women, Inc., 1981-1982 146 15 Georgia Committee for a Black Agenda, Black Manifesto, 1990 146 16 Georgia Conference of the United Methodist Church, undated 146 17 Georgia County Welfare Association, 1991 146 18 Georgia Folklife, 1991 146 19 Georgia General Assembly, 1992-1993 146 20 Georgia gubernatorial candidates, 1982 146 21 Georgia, Judicial Nominating Commission, 1986 146 22 Georgia Legal Services Program, 1981-1982 146 23 Georgia Legislative Black Caucus, 1981-1990 146 24 Georgia Municipal Association, 1991-1992

77 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 146 25 Georgia-Pacific Corporation, 1992 146 26 Georgia politics, 1990 146 27 Georgia Power Company, 1978-1992 146 28 Georgians for a Fair Budget, 1982 146 29 Gibbs High School Black Culture Organization, constitution, undated 146 30 Gingrich, Newt (Congressman), 1991 146 31 Glide, San Francisco, California, 1992 146 32 Global Information Network, 1991 146 33 Gloster, Hugh M. (Doctor), 1986 146 34 "Goals and Strategies for a New Era," undated 146 35 Goodwill Games, Moscow, 1986 146 36 Gordon, W. Carl Jr. (Doctor), 1981-1982 146 37 Gospel Music Association, 1991 146 38 Gould, C., undated 147 1 Grady Memorial Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia, 1992 147 2 Graymoor Ecumenical and Interreligious Institute, 1992 147 3 Green Seal, 1990-1992 147 4 Grogan, Hugh, 1985 147 5 Guatemala, 1984 147 6 Gulfport Power, 1982 147 7 Gun control, 1990-1993 147 8 Habitat for Humanity, 1991-1992 147 9 Haines, Herbert H., Department of Sociology, University of Kansas, 1981 147 10 Hall, Leon, "Movement Veterans, Inc.: An Overdue Idea," circa 1986 147 11 Hansberry, Jack A. (Mrs.), 1981 147 12 Hardee's, 1992 147 13 Hart, Gary (Senator), 1982 147 14 Hartsfield Atlanta International Airport, 1992 147 15 Hastings College, Hastings, Nebraska, 1991 147 16 Hatcher, Richard Gordon, 1981-1989 147 17 Hate crime legislation, 1990 147 18 Hathaway, Maggie, 1991 147 19 Hawkins, Augustus (Congressman), 1982 147 20 Health and healthcare, undated 147 21 Health and healthcare, 1981-1990 147 22 Health and healthcare, 1991-1995 147 23 Henry, James Dupree, 1984 147 24 Hines, Tommy Lee, 1978 147 25 Hollowell, Donald, roast, 1990

78 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 147 26 Homelessness, 1990 147 27 Hood Furniture, Jackson, Mississippi, 1992 147 28 Hooks, Benjamin L., 1977-1978 148 1 Housing, 1990-1991 148 2 Howard Faculty for Justice, Howard University, 1982 148 3 Human Relations Commission, 1989 148 4 Human Services Forum, 1982 148 5 The Illinois Black Leadership Roundtable, African American Political Agenda, 1990 148 6 Illinois Migrant Council, 1981 148 7 Information Program Productions, "RAP," 1981-1982 148 8 Institute on Black Chemical Abuse, 1991 148 9 The Institute of Women Today, 1981 148 10 Institute for Southern Studies, 1982 148 11 The Interfaith Coalition of Metropolitan Atlanta, 1991-1993 148 12 International Human Rights Association of American Minorities, 1991 148 13 International Mentoring and Entrepreneurial Center, Inc., 1992 148 14 International Women's Day, 1984 148 15 The Interreligious Foundation for Community Organization, Inc., 1981-1992 148 16 Interreligious Healthcare Access Campaign, 1992 148 17 Interreligious Healthcare Access Campaign, 1994 148 18 Israel/Palestine conflict, 1981-1982 148 19 The Jackson Advocate, Jackson, Mississippi, 1992 148 20 Jackson, Jesse (Reverend), 1983 148 21 Jackson, Maynard (Mayor), 1978-1992 148 22 The Jewish Museum, "African Americans and American Jews: Bridges and Boundaries," 1991 148 23 Johnson & Johnson, 1978 148 24 Johnson Publishing Company, 1991 148 25 Joint Center for Political Studies, Inc., 1978-1985 148 26 Joint Center for Political Studies, Inc., 1986-1994 149 1 Jones, Leo Alexander, death penalty case, 1991 149 2 Jonestown massacre, memorial services, 1979 149 3 Jordan, Vernon Jr., 1990 149 4 , 1981 149 5 June 12 rally committee, 1982 149 6 Justice on the Job, 1978 149 7 Kennedy, Edward M. (Senator), 1981-1991 149 8 Kentucky Fried Chicken Gospel Music Competition, 1986 149 9 King, Bernice A., circa 1986

79 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 149 10 King, Coretta Scott, 1985-1988 149 11 Klanwatch Intelligence Report, 1981 149 12 Knoxville College, Knoxville, Tennessee, Board of Trustees, 1992 149 13 Korea, Republic of, 1992 149 14 Kroloff, Charles A. (Rabbi), 1981 149 15 The Krugerrand, 1977 149 16 Ku Klux Klan, 1981-1982 149 17 Latin America, 1990-1991 149 18 Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, 1979-1993 149 19 League of United Latin American Citizens, 1981 149 20 Lebanon, 1982-1991 149 21 Lee, Bertram M., 1992 149 22 The Legal Services Corporation, 1981 149 23 Legislation to prevent discrimination based on participation in labor disputes (striker replacement/workplace fairness legislation), 1990-1991 149 24 Leland, Mickey (Congressman), 1982 149 25 Lewengrub, Stuart (Doctor), 1982 149 26 Lewis, John (Congressman), 1991-1992 149 27 Liberian Community Association of Georgia, 1992 149 28 Litanies, undated 150 1 Lomax, Michael, campaign for Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of Fulton County, Georgia, 1990 150 2 Los Angeles, California police department, 1978 150 3 Louisiana Legislative Black Caucus, 1992 150 4 Louisiana Public Facilities Authority Taxable Bond Program, 1987 150 5 Lyndon Baines Johnson Foundation, 1990 150 6 Magical Holidays, Inc., 1986 150 7 Mahone, Ulysses, Woodbury, Georgia, 1989-1990 150 8 , 1994 150 9 Marable, Manning, "Film Commentary: Toward an Understanding of Martin Luther King," 1979 150 10 Martin and Jones/Office of Consumer Affairs, 1981-1982 150 11 Martin Luther King Center for Economic Development, Lexington, Mississippi, 1979 150 12 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, undated 150 13 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, 1969-1980 150 14 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, 1981 150 15 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, 1982-1983 150 16 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, 1984-1985 150 17 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, 1986

80 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 151 1 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, 1987-1988 151 2 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, 1990-1994 151 3 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Connecticut state holiday commission, 1988 151 4 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Federal Holiday Commission, 1984 151 5 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Federal Holiday Commission, 1985 [1 of 2] 151 6 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Federal Holiday Commission, 1985 [2 of 2] 151 7 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Federal Holiday Commission, 1986-1994 151 8 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Georgia State Holiday Commission, 1987-1990 151 9 Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Awards Day, 1980 151 10 Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Workshop on Human Needs and Military Spending, Birmingham, Alabama, June 2-3, 1979 151 11 Mathes, Patsy Jane, disappearance, 1986 151 12 Mattingly, Mack (Senator), 1981 151 13 Maurice and Jane Sugar Law Center for Economic and Social Justice, 1992-1993 151 14 McGrath, Raymond (Congressman), 1981 151 15 McKinney, Abdul, DeKalb County, Georgia, 1990 151 16 McMillan, W.A., 1982 151 17 Mead Packaging, 1981 151 18 Means, Russell, 1978 151 19 Media, 1990-1991 151 20 Meharry Medical College, Nashville, Tennessee, 1982 151 21 Methodists United for Peace with Justice, 1991 151 22 Metro-Atlantans Against the Budget Cuts, 1981 151 23 Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) Board of Directors, undated 152 1 Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) Board of Directors, 1977-1993 152 2 Metropolitan Baptist Church, 1981 152 3 Miller, Zell (Governor), 1982-1992 152 4 Ministers for Andrew Young, 1981 152 5 Ministers and Concerned Citizens of Tidewater, Norfolk, Virginia, 1991 152 6 Minority business enterprise, Atlanta, Georgia, circa 1983-1985 152 7 Minority Business Opportunity Committee, 1978 152 8 Missing and murdered children, Atlanta, Georgia, 1981 152 9 Missing and murdered children, Atlanta, Georgia, circa 1982-1984 OP13 2 Missing and murdered children, "Resolution urging the citizens of America to wear and display green ribbons in memory of the children of Atlanta," Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1981 152 10 Mission Uplift Atlanta, undated 152 11 Mississippi jail suicides, 1992-1993

81 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 152 12 Mississippi Power, 1982 152 13 Mitchell, Parren J. (Congressman), 1982 152 14 The Moda Report, 1982 152 15 Model for Total Community Involvement, undated 152 16 Montgomery Improvement Association, circa 1986 152 17 Morehouse School of Religion, 1981-1982 152 18 Moreno Valley Unified School District, Moreno Valley, California, 1990-1991 152 19 Morgan State University, 1980 152 20 Morial, Ernest Nathan (Mayor), circa 1981 152 21 Mortgage discrimination, 1992 152 22 Mothers United to Save Our Sons, 1992 152 23 Moynihan, Daniel Patrick (Senator), 1982 152 24 "Muhammed Ali-The Whole Story," 1990 152 25 Muller, Fred, 1981 152 26 Mumia Abu-Jamal Defense Committee, 1982 153 1 Munford, Inc., 1982 153 2 Mutual Federal Savings and Loan Association of America, 1982 153 3 NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, 1978-1992 153 4 Namibia, undated 153 5 Namibia, 1988 153 6 Nathaniel Howard, et. al. v. Estate of Julius Howard, circa 1982-1985 153 7 National Alliance against Racist and Political Repression, 1981-1982 153 8 National Alliance of Black School Educators, 1991 153 9 National Alliance of Business, 1989 153 10 National Anti-Klan Network, 1979-1981 153 11 National Anti-Klan Network, 1982-1984 153 12 National Anti-Hunger Coalition, 1981-1982 153 13 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), 1977-1996 153 14 National Association of Arab Americans, 1981-1982 153 15 National Association of Farmworker Organizations, undated 153 16 National Association of Hispanic Journalists, 1991 153 17 National Association of Market Developers, 1981 153 18 National Association of Minority Contractors, 1990-1991 153 19 National Bankers Association, 1981-1989 153 20 National Basketball Association, 1993 153 21 National Black Caucus of State Legislators, 1982 153 22 National Black MBA Association, Inc., 1990 153 23 National Black Nurses' Association, Inc., 1982 153 24 National Black United Front, 1982

82 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 153 25 National Black Women's Health Project, 1986 153 26 National Business League, 1977-1982 154 1 The National Caucus and Center on Black Aged, Inc., 1981-1991 154 2 National Center for Fair and Open Testing, 1990-1991 154 3 National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, 1990 154 4 The National Civil Rights Museum, 1991 154 5 National Coalition on Black Voter Participation, Inc., 1981-1991 154 6 National Coalition of Educational Equity Advocates, Educate America, undated 154 7 National Commission on the Cause and Prevention of Violence, 1981 154 8 National Committee on Concerns of Hispanics and Blacks, September 29-30, 1979 154 9 National Committee in Support of Community Based Organizations, circa 1981 154 10 National Committee for World Food Day, 1982 154 11 National Conference of Black Churchmen, 1982 154 12 National Conference of Black Lawyers, 1979 154 13 National Conference of Black Mayors, 1982 154 14 National Conference on Peacemaking and Conflict Resolution, 1991 154 15 National Congress for Community Economic Development, 1982 154 16 National Council of the Churches of Christ, 1981 154 17 National Dental Association, 1991 154 18 National Education Association, 1981-1982 154 19 National Family Farm Coalition, 1990 154 20 National Father's Day Committee, 1980 154 21 National Gathering of Black Clergy, 1980-1982 154 22 National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, 1991 154 23 National healthcare, 1991 154 24 National Health Screening Council for Volunteer Organizations, Inc., undated 154 25 National Insurance Association, 1981 154 26 National Jobs with Peace Campaign, 1990-1991 154 27 National Labor Boycott Shell Committee, 1987-1988 155 1 National Labor Service, American Jewish Committee Institute of Human Relations, 1981 155 2 National Mobilization for Survival, 1990 155 3 National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives, 1982 155 4 National Rainbow Coalition, 1990-1991 155 5 National Society of Black Engineers, 1982 155 6 National Tenants Association, Inc., 1990 155 7 National Trust for Historic Preservation, 1982 155 8 National Urban Coalition, 1979-1982 155 9 National Urban League, 1978-1982

83 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 155 10 National Unity Alliance, Inc., 1991 155 11 New Day Tribune, Atlanta, Georgia, 1982 155 12 New Democratic Coalition, 1981-1982 155 13 New York Summit on Blacks in the Middle East, undated 155 14 Next Stop Nevada, undated 155 15 Nicaragua, 1983-1991 155 16 Nigeria, 1987-1991 155 17 North American Committee for the Preservation and Memorial for Goree Island, 1991 155 18 North Carolina Black Leadership Caucus, 1982 155 19 Northeast Florida Community Action Agency, Inc., 1981 155 20 North Shore Peace Initiative, 1981 155 21 Nuclear disarmament, 1982-1983 155 22 Nuclear disarmament, 1984-1991 155 23 Nunn, Sam (Senator), 1982 155 24 "Observations on Life in America as Seen from the Perspective of an African- American in the United States Air Force," by Joseph A. Neale, Jr., 1980 155 25 Ohio, 1992 155 26 Ohio Civil Rights Commission v. Dayton Christian Schools, 1986 155 27 Ojemba Productions, undated 156 1 Operation PUSH, Inc., 1979-1982 156 2 Operation PUSH, Inc., 1983-1991 156 3 Opportunities Industrialization Centers of America, 1981-1982 156 4 Organized labor, 1977-1991 156 5 Oxfam America, 1981-1982 156 6 Paine College, Augusta, Georgia, 1992 156 7 Palestine Congress, 1982 156 8 Palestine Congress of North America, 1981-1982 156 9 Palestine Human Rights Campaign, 1979-1982 156 10 Palestine Information Office, 1982 156 11 Parks, Rosa, 1990-1991 156 12 Partners in Ecumenism, 1982 156 13 Peake, Thomas, Keeping the Dream Alive: A History of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference from King to the Nineteen-Eighties, 1981-1988 156 14 People for Urban Justice, 1990 156 15 Percy, Charles (Senator), 1981 156 16 Persian Gulf War, African American Leadership Conference, 1990-1991 156 17 Persian Gulf War, general, 1991 156 18 Pepsi-Cola Bottlers of Atlanta, 1981 156 19 Phillip Morris Companies, Inc., Bill of Rights Commemoration, 1990

84 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 156 20 Piedmont Airlines, 1981 157 1 Police brutality complaints, Atlanta, Georgia, 1982 157 2 Police Executive Research Forum's National Advisory Task Force on Preventing Police Use of Excessive Force, 1992 157 3 Police shooting of Charlie Brown, Jr., Deland, Florida, 1986 157 4 Politics, circa 1986 157 5 Polychlorinated biphenyl disposal, 1982 157 6 Poultry industry, 1991 157 7 Powell, Colin (General), 1990 157 8 Prempeh, Nana, 1982 157 9 Prenatal care in Georgia, circa 1982 157 10 Private Industry Council of Atlanta, Inc., 1991 157 11 Professional Golfers' Association, 1992 157 12 Progressive National Baptist Convention, 1979-1991 157 13 Public Enemy, 1992 157 14 Racial Justice Act, 1990 157 15 Rangel, Charles B. (Congressman), 1982 157 16 Reagan, Ronald (President), 1980-1981 157 17 Recovery Values and Spirituality Conference, San Francisco, California, 1992 157 18 Religious freedom, 1984-1985 157 19 Religious Task Force on Central America, 1982 157 20 Reproductive rights, 1990 157 21 The Rosa L. Parks Compendium, circa 1985 157 22 Ross, C.P., "Whose American Dream? Civil Rights and in the United States," 1982 157 23 Safer Atlanta for Everyone, 1981 157 24 Satellite Television Corporation, 1980 157 25 Savannah State College and Georgia Southern University, 1989 157 26 Savings and loan crisis, 1988-1989 157 27 Sell & Melton, 1981 157 28 Selma to Montgomery Historic Trail, 1991 157 29 Senate Bill 911, The School Readiness Act of 1991 157 30 The Servant Leadership School, 1990 157 31 Service Merchandise, 1985 157 32 Simon, Paul (Senator), 1991 157 33 Small Business Administration, 1978-1981 158 1 The Society for Black Initiative, 1981 158 2 Solarz, Stephen J., "African Americans, New Immigrants, and Workforce 2000," 1990 158 3 Solidarity with Cyprus, 1982

85 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 158 4 South Africa, undated 158 5 South Africa, 1977-1985 158 6 South Africa, 1986-1991 158 7 South African Management Program, 1990-1991 158 8 The Southeastern Area Resettlement of Cubans and Haitians Project, 1983 158 9 Southern African Development Coordination Conference, 1987 158 10 Southern Organizing Committee for Economic and Social Justice, 1978-1990 158 11 Southern Poverty Law Center, 1991 158 12 Southern Regional Council, 1992 158 13 Sports, 1983 159 1 Stokes, Louis (Congressman), 1981-1990 159 2 Strategic Defense Initiative, circa 1986 159 3 Students for Morris Brown College, 1982 159 4 Sullivan, Louis, Secretary of Health and Human Services, 1990-1993 159 5 Summit conference of black leaders and organizations, 1990 159 6 Sun Myung Moon and Takeru Kamiyama v. United States of America, 1983-1984 [1 of 4] 159 7 Sun Myung Moon and Takeru Kamiyama v. United States of America, 1983-1984 [2 of 4] 159 8 Sun Myung Moon and Takeru Kamiyama v. United States of America, 1983-1984 [3 of 4] 159 9 Sun Myung Moon and Takeru Kamiyama v. United States of America, 1983-1984 [4 of 4] 159 10 Sunbelt Human Advancement Resources, Inc., 1982 159 11 Task Force for Democracy, 1982 159 12 Task Force for the Homeless, circa 1989 159 13 Taylor, Jesse, 1982 159 14 Team Defense Project, Inc., 1990 159 15 Teddor, W. Paul, scholarship request, 1982 159 16 Thomas, Clarence (Justice), 1991-1992 159 17 Tidewater Television Advisory Council, Inc., 1982 160 1 Time Magazine, 1982 160 2 Tony Brown's Journal, 1979 160 3 Trade Unionist, circa 1979 160 4 TransAfrica, 1980-1983 160 5 TransAfrica, 1985-1992 160 6 Turner Broadcasting System, Inc., 1981 160 7 Turner, Vincent Tyrone, shooting, 1991 160 8 Tuskegee Institute, 1982 160 9 United Church of Christ Commission for Racial Justice, 1990-1992

86 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 160 10 United Food and Commercial Workers Union strike at John Morell & Co. plants in Iowa and South Dakota, 1987 160 11 The United Holy Land Fund, 1982 160 12 United Methodist Church, circa 1970-1988 160 13 The United Methodist Church Council on Ministries Central Illinois Conference, 1981 160 14 United Nations, 1992 160 15 United Negro College Fund, Inc., 1981-1992 160 16 United Parcel Service (UPS), 1982 160 17 United States Commission on Civil Rights, 1978-1982 160 18 United States Commission on Civil Rights, Women and Minorities in the Media in Georgia, 1982-1983 160 19 United States Conference of Mayors, 1978 160 20 United Theological Seminary, 1990-1991 161 1 United Theological Seminary, National Advisory Board, African American Ministries Program, 1991 161 2 United States v. , et al., undated 161 3 Urban Crisis Center, 1978-1980 161 4 Urban Systems Institute, 1982 161 5 U.S. Attorney General, 1993 161 6 U.S. Congress, 1980-1993 161 7 U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1993 161 8 U.S. Department of the Air Force, 1981-1993 161 9 U.S. Department of the Army, 1980-1982 161 10 U.S. Department of Commerce, Economic Development Administration, 1978 161 11 U.S. Department of Education, 1991 161 12 U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, 1978 161 13 U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 1982-1992 161 14 U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, 1977-1992 161 15 U.S. Department of Justice, 1981-1993 161 16 U.S. Department of State, 1990-1992 161 17 U.S. Department of Transportation, 1981 161 18 U.S. Information Agency, 1990 161 19 U.S. Interreligious Committee for Peace in the Middle East, 1990 161 20 U.S. Senate, 1991-1992 161 21 U.S. Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, Hearings on Drugs and Violence: The Criminal Justice System in Crisis, Atlanta, Georgia, June 28, 1989 161 22 The Vanishing Black Male, Inc., 1990 161 23 Victim impact, 1990-1993

87 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 161 24 Vine City, Atlanta, Georgia, 1986-1991 161 25 Violence task force, 1991 161 26 Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, 1982 161 27 Voting Rights Act, undated 162 1 Voting Rights Act, 1981-1982 162 2 Voting Rights Act, 25th Anniversary, 1990 162 3 Voting Rights, Alabama reapportionment, 1991 162 4 Wallace, David M., Chicago health program, 1978 162 5 Wallace and Wallace Enterprises, Inc., 1981-1982 162 6 WAOK Radio, 1982 162 7 The Washington North Star, 1982 162 8 W.B. Yeats International Theatre Festival, 1990-1991 162 9 We Ourselves, Inc., undated 162 10 Weld, Bill (Governor), 1992 162 11 Welfare reform, circa 1987 162 12 Wesley United Methodist Church, 1981 162 13 Western Electric, 1981 162 14 The White House, 1993 162 15 Who's Who in Black Corporate America, 1982 162 16 Wickes Companies, Inc., 1982 162 17 WIGO Radio, 1981-1982 162 18 Williams, Jeffrey, 1991 162 19 Wilmington Ten, 1977-1978 162 20 Wilson, E.J. (Reverend), 1984 162 21 Wolf, Block, Schorr and Soli-Cohen, 1982 162 22 Wonder, Stevie, 1981 162 23 Worker's Defense League, 1982 162 24 Workfare, 1983 162 25 World-wide Peace Pilgrimage, circa 1980-1981 162 26 Wright, Troy and Alberta, 1992 162 27 WSB Radio, 1981 162 28 "Young Black Males in Jeopardy: Risk Factors and Intervention Strategies," 1990 162 29 Young-Cummings, Mary, 1991 162 30 Young People's Lobby for Jobs, 1981

88 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 2.4 President Martin Luther King, III files, 1997-2003 Boxes 163 - 166

Biographical Note Martin Luther King, III was born on October 23, 1957, and is the eldest son of Martin Luther King, Jr. and Coretta Scott King. He was raised, along with his three siblings Yolanda, Dexter and Bernice, in the Vine City neighborhood of Atlanta, Georgia. He attended Morehouse College, where he received a bachelor's degree in Political Science in 1979. King was elected to the Fulton County Board of Commissioners in 1987 and served in that role until 1993. He became President of SCLC in 1997 following the retirement of Joseph E. Lowery. King held the position until 2004. He has subsequently served as President and Chief Executive Officer of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change.

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of records from the presidency of Martin Luther King, III, including correspondence, office files and writings. Office files comprise both materials relating to the administration of SCLC and King's activities and interests outside of the organization. Materials in this subseries are minimal and incomplete.

Arrangement Note Arranged by record type, then in chronological or alphabetical order.

Restrictions on Access Special restrictions apply: Legal records relating to court cases are closed for 25 years from the date of their creation, with the exception of briefs and motions filed with the court.

Correspondence Box Folder Content 163 1 Undated 163 2 1997-1998 163 3 1999 163 4 2000 163 5 2001 163 6 2002 163 7 2003 January 163 8 2003 February-March 163 9 2003 April-May 164 1 2003 June-July 164 2 2003 August 164 3 2003 September-October

Office files 164 4 Alabama Primary Election Tour with Martin Luther King, III, 1998

89 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 164 5 Biographical sketches, undated 164 6 Black consumerism, 2002 164 7 Board of Directors, 2001 164 8 Chemical Weapons Working Group, National Action for Safe Chemical Weapons Disposal and Justice, 2002 164 9 Criticism and responses, 2001 164 10 The Estate of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., 2003 164 11 Georgia Coalition for the People's Agenda, 2003 164 12 Get Out the Vote message in support of Mark Shriver for Congress, 2002 164 13 Interview requests, 1998 164 14 Interviews and media appearances, 1998-2000 164 15 Jennings, Dorothy Corry, 2000 164 16 Legal records, IOS Capital, Inc. v. Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Inc., 2003 [RESTRICTED] 164 17 Legal records, SCLC v. SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., 2003 [RESTRICTED] 164 18 Life Skills Academy, undated 164 19 Mail logs, 2003 164 20 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, 2003 164 21 Meeting agendas and minutes, 2000-2002 164 22 Memoranda, 2001-2003 164 23 National Convention, 41st annual, 1998 164 24 New Pilgrim Baptist Church, Birmingham, Alabama, 2000 165 1 Notes, undated 165 2 Opportunities Industrialization Centers of America, 2001 165 3 Resolution supporting Don King, 1999 165 4 Schedules and itineraries, 1998-2000 165 5 SCLC Pre-Employment Skills Development Program, undated 165 6 SCLC Presidential Inauguration, Landover, Maryland, July 25, 1998 165 7 SCLC three year strategic plan, 2002-2004 (draft), 2001 165 8 Shuttlesworth, Fred, 2003 165 9 "Six Steps for Nonviolent Social Change," and "Six Principles of Nonviolence," undated 165 10 Speaking engagements, 1998-2002 165 11 Talking points with Secretary Madeline Albright and Martin Luther King, III, undated

Writings 165 12 Undated, fragments 165 13 Undated, Speech, "In the Proper Context" 165 14 Undated, Speech, Keepers of the Dream Awards Banquet, third annual

90 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 165 15 Undated, Speech, untitled 165 16 Undated, Speech, untitled draft 165 17 Undated, Speech, untitled draft 165 18 Undated, Statement "in support of the crackdown on housing discrimination begun by President Clinton and Housing and Urban Development Secretary Andrew Cuomo" 165 19 Undated, Unidentified writings 165 20 1997 November 1, Speech, presidential acceptance, Ebenezer Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia 165 21 1998 circa, Statement on the Annual Convention of Rainbow/PUSH Coalition and The Citizenship Education Fund 165 22 1998, Speech, "Unfinished Business: From Sentiment to Movement," commemorative committee, 30th anniversary of the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. 165 23 1998, Statement regarding the status of SCLC/W.O.M.E.N. 165 24 1998 January 15, "Statement of Martin Luther King, III on Assuming Presidential Leadership of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference" 165 25 1998 September 6, Speech, Million Youth March 165 26 1998 October 8, Statement pertaining to the death penalty 165 27 1999, Speech, NAACP Youth address 165 28 1999 January 18, Speech, prayer breakfast for Governor-elect Don Seigleman, Birmingham, Alabama 165 29 1999 January 20, Speech, "Saving America from Itself and Casting off the Imprints of the Past," Hungry Club Forum, Butler Street YMCA, Atlanta, Georgia 165 30 1999 January 29, Statement on the unveiling of the Heritage Crest, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. 165 31 1999 March 7, Speech, "We Took the Ballot, Now We Must Change the Box," anniversary of Bloody Sunday, Selma, Alabama 165 32 1999 April 1, Statement, "Supporting the International Conference on Global Nonviolence Education and Training" 165 33 1999 April 3, Statement on the National Emergency March for Justice against Police Brutality 165 34 1999 April 4, Speech, "The Challenge," wreath laying ceremony, 31st anniversary of the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. 165 35 1999 April 13, Speech, "Saving America from Itself," SCLC annual spring board meeting 165 36 1999 April 13, Statement on SCLC's annual spring board meeting 165 37 1999 May 8, Statement at the MOVE commemoration rally 165 38 1999 July 15, Speech, Affirmative Action rally, Atlanta, Georgia 166 1 1999 August 27, Statement, teach-in and press briefing to look at hate crimes in America, Washington, D.C.

91 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 166 2 1999 September 10, Speech, "On the Passing of " 166 3 1999 December 22, Speech, Center for Democratic Renewal, Atlanta, Georgia 166 4 2000, Speech, University of South Carolina, Columbia, South Carolina 166 5 2000 January 12, Speech, International Committee to Save the Life of Mumia Abu-Jamal 166 6 2000 March 5, Statement on the anniversary of Bloody Sunday 166 7 2000 March 11, Speech, "We've Come too Far to Turn Back Now!" conclusion of the Selma to Montgomery re-enactment, Dexter Avenue Baptist Church, Montgomery, Alabama 166 8 2000 May 14, Statement on the Million Mom March, Washington, D.C. 166 9 2000 October 3, Speech, "Revisiting the Beloved Community: Millennium Mandate-Inclusion, not Exclusion!!!" March for Justice Rally, Washington, D.C. 166 10 2001, Statement, "Moral Challenge," Freehold Borough City Council meeting regarding police brutality 166 11 2001 June 4, "Statement for Gun Buyback video" 166 12 2001 August 10, Statement on the protest demonstration of the Cherry hearing on the 1963 bombing of Sixteenth Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama 166 13 2001 August 25, Statement, "United Nations/Reverend " 166 14 2001 August 28, Statement on the Anniversary Commemoration of the 1963 March on Washington 166 15 2001 August 28, Statement in support of the Ralph David Abernathy MARTA station at West End 166 16 2001 October 4, Speech, "The Hour of Peace," Day of Peace, University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, Iowa 166 17 2002, Speech, Smoking and African Americans 166 18 2002 March, Speech, "World Peace through Olympic Ideals," Economist Conference, Athens, Greece 166 19 2002 April 4, Speech 166 20 2002 July 21, Speech, Greater Abyssinia Baptist Church, Cleveland, Ohio

Restricted files 918 - Restricted files

92 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 2.5 President's reports, 1964-2002 Box 167

The subseries contains reports from the Office of the President, primarily to the annual convention and the SCLC Board of Directors.

Arrangement Note Arranged in chronological order.

Box Folder Content 167 1 1964, Report to the 8th Annual National Convention of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Savannah, Georgia 167 2 1966 August 10, Report to the 9th Annual National Convention of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Jackson, Mississippi 167 3 1968 August 15, Report to the 11th Annual National Convention of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Memphis, Tennessee 167 4 1968 December 11, Report, Atlanta, Georgia 167 5 1969 February 7, Report to the Executive Committee of the Board of Directors of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Atlanta, Georgia 167 6 1969 April 15, Report to the Board of Directors of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, annual spring board meeting, Chicago, Illinois 167 7 1969 August 12, Report to the Board of Directors of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, 12th Annual National Convention board meeting, Chicago, Illinois 167 8 1969 August 14, Report to the 12th Annual National Convention of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Charleston, South Carolina 167 9 1970 April 14-15, Report to the Board of Directors of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, annual spring board meeting, Birmingham, Alabama 167 10 1970 August 11, Report to the Board of Directors of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, 13th Annual National Convention board meeting, Atlanta, Georgia 167 11 1971 April 13-14, Report to the Board of Directors of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, annual spring board meeting, Detroit, Michigan 167 12 1972 April 12, Report to the Board of Directors of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, annual spring board meeting, Atlanta, Georgia 167 13 1973 June 28, Report to the Board of Directors of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, annual spring board meeting, Birmingham, Alabama 167 14 1973 August 14, Report to the Board of Directors of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, 16th Annual National Convention board meeting, Indianapolis, Indiana 167 15 1978 April 11, Report to the Board of Directors of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, annual spring board meeting, Kansas City

93 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 167 16 2002 April 16, Report to the Board of Directors of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, annual spring board meeting, Dayton, Ohio

94 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Series 3 Office of the Vice President records, 1956-1977 Boxes 168 - 196

Historical Note The position of Executive Vice President was created in 1965 as Vice President at Large, and was first held by Ralph David Abernathy. The Vice President reported directly to the President, and the duties of the office were primarily administrative. Three men served in the position between 1965 and 1977, when the office was eliminated: Ralph David Abernathy (1965-1968), Andrew J. Young (1968-1970), and Bernard S. Lee (1973-1977). The position was recreated in the late 1990s and occupied by E. Randel T. Osburn, who also served as National Administrator and whose records can be found in Subseries 4.6.

Scope and Content Note The series consists of the records of the Office of the Executive Vice President from 1958-1977. It includes records from three Vice Presidents, including Vice President at Large Ralph David Abernathy (1965-1968), and Executive Vice Presidents Andrew J. Young (1968-1970), and Bernard S. Lee (1973-1977). The records contain correspondence; office files, including memoranda, meeting minutes and agendas, reports, and other administrative and subject files; and writings by each man. The series reveals the organizational foci of the SCLC during the apex of the Civil Rights Movement and into the 1970s, and also chronicles the financial hardships faced by the organization during this period.

Arrangement Note Organized into three subseries: (3.1) Ralph David Abernathy files, (3.2) Andrew J. Young files, and (3.3) Bernard S. Lee files.

95 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 3.1 Ralph David Abernathy files, 1958-1968 Boxes 168 - 172

Biographical Note Ralph David Abernathy (1926-1990) was born David Abernathy in Linden, Alabama. As a teenager, his sister nicknamed him "Ralph David" after an admired professor and the name stuck. He served in the Army during World War II, was ordained as a Baptist minister in 1948, and graduated from Alabama State University in 1950. He received a master's degree in sociology from Atlanta University in 1951 and went on to serve as pastor of the First Baptist Church in Montgomery, Alabama. A year later, he married Juanita Odesssa Jones, and it was during his time in Montgomery that he met and befriended Martin Luther King, Jr. Abernathy and King marched and worked side by side throughout the Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 1960s, and were each among the founders of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference in 1957. Abernathy served the organization first as Secretary/Treasurer and then as Vice President at Large. As Vice President, he was handpicked by King to be successor to the presidency. Also as Vice President, Abernathy assumed a primary role in planning the Poor People's Campaign, with which he continued to be actively involved as president. After King was assassinated on April 4, 1968, Abernathy accepted the position of president of SCLC. In this role, Abernathy continued to speak on the necessity of voting rights and equal rights for all, but became much more vocal on the issues of poverty and labor. Efforts such as SCLC's involvement with the Charleston, South Carolina Hospital Worker's strike in 1969 reflect this shift. Abernathy resigned from SCLC in 1977 to run for Congress. Though he lost the race, he continued to be an active member and President Emeritus of the SCLC throughout the 1980s. Abernathy served as pastor of West Hunter Street Baptist Church in Atlanta from 1961 until his death in 1990. He published an autobiography, And the Walls Came Tumbling Down, in 1989.

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of the records of SCLC Vice President at Large Ralph David Abernathy from 1958 through approximately April 4, 1968, including correspondence, office files, speaking engagement files and statements. The subseries contains records from Abernathy's tenure as Vice President (1965-1968), as well as a small amount of material from his time as Treasurer (1958-1965). Correspondence in the subseries is of a general nature, reflecting both Abernathy's responsibilities within SCLC and his activities outside the organization. Most significant in Abernathy's records are invitations and correspondence regarding his national and international speaking engagements. Additionally, the subseries has a significant amount of information regarding the 1965 national campaign to boycott the state of Alabama. See Subseries 2.2: Ralph David Abernathy files, for the records of Abernathy's presidency, including additional correspondence, writings, speeches, statements, administrative files, and subject files.

Arrangement Note Correspondence, speeches and statements are arranged in chronological order. Office files are arranged in alphabetical order.

Correspondence

96 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Box Folder Content 168 1 Undated 168 2 1963 168 3 1964 January-June 168 4 1964 July-December 168 5 1965 circa 168 6 1965 January 168 7 1965 February 168 8 1965 March 168 9 1965 April 168 10 1965 May 168 11 1965 June 168 12 1965 July 168 13 1965 August 169 1 1965 September 169 2 1965 October 169 3 1965 November 169 4 1965 December 169 5 1966 January-May 169 6 1966 June-December 169 7 1967 170 1 1968 January-March 170 2 Contribution thank you letters, 1965-1968

Office files 170 3 "Agreements Reached between Community and Government Negotiators Regarding New Jersey College of Medicine and Dentistry and Related Matters," 1968 170 4 American Friends Service Committee, "Report Prepared for National Advisory Commission on Rural Poverty," 1967 170 5 Board of Christian Education, 1963 170 6 Boycott of the State of Alabama, 1965 [1 of 2] 170 7 Boycott of the State of Alabama, 1965 [2 of 2] 170 8 Christmas mailing list, 1966 170 9 Circuit Court of Dallas County, Alabama protest order, 1965 170 10 Citizenship Education Project, circa 1964 170 11 Cleveland, Ohio leadership retreat report, 1967 170 12 Committee report on evangelism, circa 1963 170 13 Doe, Emmett T., court martial, 1968 170 14 Eastern Airlines, 1966

97 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 170 15 Executive staff, annual retreat, Birmingham, Alabama, 1964 170 16 Executive staff, meeting agendas and minutes, 1964-1966 170 17 Form letters, 1964 170 18 Freedom Ride Coordinating Committee, 1961 170 19 International Inter-religious Symposium on Peace, New Delhi, , 1967-1968 171 1 Jackson, Esther M., "Prospectus for a National Developmental Conference on 'The Role of the Arts as a Constructive Agent of Social Change,'" 1966 171 2 Kanter, Adele, New York Office, 1962-1966 171 3 Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, 1965 171 4 King, Martin Luther (Reverend), Sr. 1965 171 5 Lists of ministers, undated 171 6 Manning, Benjamin, speech, undated 171 7 Memoranda, 1963-1967 171 8 Memoranda, 1968 171 9 Memphis, Tennessee, April 4, 1968 171 10 Movement poetry, undated 171 11 National Convention, 10th anniversary, 1967 171 12 Negro Heritage Library, circa 1966 171 13 New York Office, 1965-1966 171 14 News releases, 1967 171 15 Newsletters, 1965-1967 171 16 Office recommendations report, 1965 171 17 Operation Breadbasket, 1965-1967 [See also Subseries 10.4: Operation Breadbasket records] 171 18 Orangeburg Massacre, Orangeburg, South Carolina, 1968 171 19 Personnel, circa 1965-1968 171 20 Powell, Adam Clayton, 1967 171 21 Proposal to purchase a building on Auburn Avenue, circa 1965 171 22 "Remarks by Attorney Orzell Billingsley, Jr., Chairman of the Alabama Democratic Conference," 1965 171 23 Report of the SCLC Printshop to the Board of Directors, 1967 172 1 Report to the Board of Directors of the National Sharecroppers Fund, 1967 172 2 SCLC building, 1968 172 3 SCLC directory, circa 1960-1964 172 4 SCLC Minority Group Conference, 1968 172 5 Soul Force editorial planning notes, circa 1968 [See also Subseries 6.3: Publications] 172 6 Statement on the Civil Rights Act of 1965 172 7 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), 1960

98 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 172 8 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), International Seminar on Apartheid, Racial Discrimination and Colonialism in Southern Africa, Kitwe, Zambia, 1967 172 9 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), "SNCC: A Special Report on Southern School Desegregation," 1965 172 10 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), "The Student Voice Prospectus," 1967 172 11 United Church Board for Homeless Ministries, 1965 172 12 Vietnam, 1966-1968 172 13 Washington Campaign for Jobs or Income Now, 1968 172 14 Watts, Leon, circa 1967 172 15 Western Christian Leadership Conference, Los Angeles, California, 1965 [See also Subseries 5.2: Chapter files] 172 16 White House Conference, "To Fulfill these Rights," 1966 172 17 "Who's Who in SCLC" questionnaire, undated

Speaking engagements and statements 172 18 1962 September 26, "The Nation and Its Unfinished Task," 6th Annual Convention of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Birmingham 172 19 1963 February 10, "There Is a Lad Here," Howard University, Washington, D.C. 172 20 1964 May 19, "Love and Race Relations," American Baptist Convention, Atlantic City, New Jersey 172 21 1964 July 12, Pre-Republican Convention civil rights rally, San Francisco, California 172 22 1964 September 13, Berlin, Germany 172 23 1964 October 14, "Education's Role in the War on Poverty," South Fallsburg, New York 172 24 1964 October 25, Bennett College, Greensboro, North Carolina 172 25 1964 October 29, Rocky Mt. Voters and Improvement League 172 26 1964 October 30, First Baptist Church, Petersburg, Virginia 172 27 1964 November 14, Norristown, Pennsylvania Branch, NAACP 172 28 1965, St. Phillips AME Church, New York, New York 172 29 1965 March 12, Regarding the death of Reverend 172 30 1965 April 11, Spelman College, Atlanta, Georgia 172 31 1965 April 27, Morris Brown College, Atlanta, Georgia 172 32 1965 May 10, Rockland County Conference on Race and Religion, Spring Valley, New York 172 33 1965 May 16, Zion Baptist Church, Louisville, Kentucky 172 34 1965 June 5, Syran Temple #49, Denver, Colorado 172 35 1965 June 30, University of Rochester, New York 172 36 1965 August 29, Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church, Chicago, Illinois

99 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 172 37 1965 September 17, Mt. Zion Second Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia 172 38 1965 October 23, First Baptist Church, Burlington, North Carolina 172 39 1965 October 31, "A Christian Movement in a Revolutionary Age," Second Baptist Church sermon, Detroit, Michigan 172 40 1966 February 26, Human Relations Seminar, University of Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii 172 41 1966 November 1, Brandeis University, Waltham, Massachusetts 172 42 1966 December 30, Atlanta, Georgia 172 43 1967 January 9, Atlanta, Georgia 172 44 1967 January 10, Atlanta, Georgia 172 45 1967 January 10, Atlanta, Georgia 172 46 1968 January 3

100 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 3.2 Andrew J. Young files, 1963-1970 Boxes 173 - 178

Biographical Note Andrew J. Young (1932-) joined the Southern Christian Leadership Conference in 1961, working with the Citizenship Schools for three years before becoming Executive Director in 1964. In 1968, Young became Executive Vice President of the organization, serving under Ralph David Abernathy until 1970. Young resigned from SCLC to run for Congress.

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of the records of Executive Vice President Andrew J. Young from 1963-1970, and includes correspondence, office files, and some writings. The subseries documents Young's time as Executive Vice President following the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., including his involvement in the Charleston Hospital Worker's Strike of 1969. Of particular interest are files relating to Young's work with the Delta Ministry of Mississippi, SCLC's Poor People's Campaign and other projects, and the United Church of Christ's Council for Christian Social Action. Also present in the subseries are a small number of records documenting Young's involvement in SCLC prior to 1968, including some correspondence, a brief report from Hattiesburg, Mississippi in the summer of 1964, and a file on the among other things.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Box Folder Content 173 1 Afro-Americans, 1969 173 2 All-Citizens Registration Committee, 1967-1969 173 3 American Civil Liberties Union, 1969 173 4 American Friends Service Committee, 1967-1969 173 5 American Jewish Committee, 1968-1969 173 6 Arms Control and Disarmament Council, 1968-1969 173 7 Biographical sketches, undated 173 8 The Black Manifesto, 1969 173 9 Board of Directors, 1969 173 10 Chicago Freedom Movement, 1966 173 11 Christian Church, 1969 173 12 The Commons, Washington, D.C., 1969 173 13 Conference on American Tensions, Washington, D.C., May 19-20, 1969 174 1 Correspondence, undated 174 2 Correspondence, 1963-1967 174 3 Correspondence, 1968 174 4 Correspondence, 1969 circa

101 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 174 5 Correspondence, 1969 January-March 174 6 Correspondence, 1969 April 174 7 Correspondence, 1969 May-June 175 1 Correspondence, 1969 July-December 175 2 Correspondence, 1970 175 3 Crawfordville, Georgia, 1966 175 4 Crisis in Black and White, Institute in Race Relations: An Exploration of Crucial Issues and Our Responsibility, Concordia College, Moorhead, Minnesota, January 8-12, 1968 175 5 Delta Ministry of Mississippi, 1967-1968 175 6 Delta Ministry of Mississippi, 1969 [1 of 2] 175 7 Delta Ministry of Mississippi, 1969 [2 of 2] 175 8 Devillere, Philippe, "Toward an Honorable Peace," 1967 175 9 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. International Freedom Games, 1969-1970 175 10 Emergency Civil Liberties Committee, 1966 175 11 An Evening with Harry Belafonte, 1967 175 12 "Fact Sheet on Hunger," undated 175 13 Financial records, United Airlines block ticket account, 1969 175 14 Free Southern Theater, 1969 175 15 George, Bryant, 1969 175 16 Grenada, Mississippi, 1966 175 17 Hattiesburg, Mississippi voting project, 1964 175 18 Hospital workers' strike, Charleston, South Carolina, 1969 [See also Subseries 2.2: President Ralph David Abernathy files and Subseries 10.3: Poor People's Campaign records] 175 19 Housing, 1969 175 20 Key contacts: past speaking engagements, undated 176 1 King: A Filmed Record...Montgomery to Memphis, 1968-1969 176 2 King, Martin Luther, Jr., trip to Africa, 1967 176 3 Lawndale Freedom Movement Foundation, Chicago, Illinois, 1969 176 4 Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, 1965-1969 176 5 Legal records, City Board of Education of Birmingham, Alabama v. SCLC, 1969 176 6 Legal records, Fred Shuttlesworth v. City of Birmingham, Alabama, 1969 176 7 Legal records, Maxwell v. SCLC, 1969 176 8 Leonard, George, "How to Have a Bloodless Riot," draft [published in Look], 1969 176 9 The Liturgical Conference, 1969 176 10 Mail logs, 1969 176 11 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, 1968-1969

102 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 176 12 Martin Luther King March and Memorial Service, Greenville, Mississippi, undated 176 13 McCarthy, Eugene J., campaign for president, 1968 176 14 Meeting minutes, 1968-1969 176 15 Memoranda, undated 176 16 Memoranda, 1964-1969 176 17 Messages and notes, circa 1967 176 18 Minority Group Conference, 1968 176 19 Moody, Howard (Reverend), "The Life and Death of Martin Luther King as Judgment on Our Land," April 7, 1968 176 20 National Assembly for Social Policy and Development, 1968-1969 176 21 National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy, 1968-1969 177 1 National Convention, 9th annual, 1965 177 2 National Convention, 10th annual, 1966 177 3 National Convention, 10th anniversary, 1967 177 4 National Convention, 12th annual, 1969 177 5 National Convention, 13th annual, 1970 177 6 National Council of the Churches of Christ, 1969 177 7 National Welfare Rights Organization, circa 1968 177 8 Newark, New Jersey, 1968 177 9 Operation Breadbasket, 1969 [See also Subseries 10.4: Operation Breadbasket records] 177 10 Operation Freedom, circa 1964-1965 177 11 "Personal Pilgrimage: Pilgrim Theology of Involvement," undated 177 12 Personnel, job descriptions, 1969 177 13 Personnel, staff assignments, 1968-1969 177 14 Personnel, staff rosters, undated 177 15 Poor People's Campaign, 1968-1969 [See also Subseries 10.3: Poor People's Campaign records] 177 16 "Proposal for a Mass Demonstration in the Spring, 'Declaration of Determination'-April 4, 1969" 177 17 "Proposal for Organizing Hospital Workers," fragment, circa 1969 177 18 "Proposal, National Black Youth Conference," undated 177 19 "A Proposal to the Ford Foundation from the Southern Christian Leadership Foundation in Cooperation with the Southern Christian Leadership Conference. 1. A Program of Leadership Coordination for Negro Ministers of Thirty Metropolitan Areas. 2. A Program of Citizenship Training for Neighborhood Leaders of Five Major Cities," circa 1967 177 20 "Proposed SCLC Program-September 1969 to July 1970," Charleston, South Carolina, August 13, 1969

103 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 177 21 Rainwater, Lee, "Crucible of Identity: The Negro Lower-class Family," Daedalus, Winter 1966 177 22 Report from Chicago, Illinois, June 12, 1967 177 23 Report to the Board of Directors, April 15, 1969 177 24 Robert F. Kennedy Memorial, 1969 177 25 Schedules and itineraries, circa 1968-1970 177 26 SCLC Fund Raisers for Freedom, 1968-1969 177 27 Southern Christian Leadership Foundation, 1968-1970 [See also Series 15: Southern Christian Leadership Foundation records] 177 28 Southern Elections Fund, 1969 177 29 Southern Rural Action, Inc., 1969 178 1 Staff retreat, Frogmore, South Carolina, November 17-December 1, 1967 178 2 Stassen, Harold E., "There Is a Man in Jail Tonight," Dedication of the "Street of Flags" by the Hatboro Historical Society and the Hatboro Community, Hatboro, Pennsylvania, July 1, 1968 178 3 United Church of Christ, Annual meeting report, 1966 178 4 United Church of Christ, Council for Christian Social Action, 1968-1969 178 5 United Church of Christ, Council for Christian Social Action, meeting, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1969 178 6 The Urban Coalition, 1969 178 7 Urban Training Center for Christian Mission, 1969 178 8 Varner, Harold, "Black Power as Politics of Liberation," 1969 178 9 Varner, Harold, "The Unpopular Symphony," 1969 178 10 Voter Education Project, Atlanta, Georgia, 1966 178 11 Washburn, Mamie Lee, "They Branded Me Radical," as told to J. Edward Haycraft, undated 178 12 "What Does Segregated Justice Mean to You?" undated

Writings by Young 178 13 "The Anatomy of a Slum," undated 178 14 "The Birmingham Story," (photocopy), undated 178 15 "Comment on Election Results for Tempo," 1968 178 16 "Historic Charleston," circa 1969 178 17 "In Memoriam: Martin Luther King, Jr., 1929-1968," 1968 178 18 "Notes for speechMother's Day March," 1968 178 19 Prayer, Youth, 1967 178 20 "Presentation of the SANE Eleanor Roosevelt Peace Award to Martin Luther King, Jr.," draft, 1969 178 21 "The Relevance of Organized Religion-An Agenda for the Future," undated 178 22 Sermon, First Congregational Church of Christ, Washington, D.C., May 19, 1968

104 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 178 23 Speech, Minister's Leadership Training Conference, Green Lake, Wisconsin, September 26, 1968 178 24 "Statement by Andrew Young re: Birmingham Injunction," January 26, 1966 178 25 Untitled guide to the nonviolent movement, circa 1969

105 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 3.3 Bernard S. Lee files, 1956-1977 Boxes 179 - 196

Biographical Note Bernard S. Lee began working for SCLC in 1963 as Special Assistant to President Martin Luther King, Jr. In 1968, he became Executive Assistant to President Ralph David Abernathy, a position he held until 1973 when he became Executive Vice President. He served the organization in this role until Abernathy retired in 1977, at which time Lee also left SCLC.

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of the records of Executive Vice President Bernard S. Lee from 1956-1977, including correspondence and office files. The bulk of the material dates from Lee's tenure as Executive Vice President from 1973-1977. However, also included are documents relating to Lee's position as Executive Assistant to President Ralph David Abernathy from 1968-1973. Of particular interest are correspondence and planning records for the Continental Walk for Disarmament and Social Justice (1976) of which Lee and the SCLC were collaborators and principal organizers. Also documented are activities outside Lee's work with SCLC, including his tenure as a member of the Census Advisory Committee on the Black Population for the 1980 Census and as a board member for the National Association for Community Development.

Arrangement Note Correspondence is arranged in chronological order. Office files are arranged in alphabetical order.

Correspondence Box Folder Content 179 1 Undated 179 2 1966-1969 179 3 1970 179 4 Circa 1971 179 5 1971 January-March 179 6 1971 April-September 179 7 1971 October-December 179 8 1972 circa 179 9 1972 January 179 10 1972 February 180 1 1972 March 180 2 1972 April-May 180 3 1972 June 180 4 1972 July 180 5 1972 August

106 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 181 1 1972 October-December 181 2 1973 circa 181 3 1973 January 181 4 1973 February 1-15 181 5 1973 February 16-28 181 6 1973 March 181 7 1973 April 181 8 1973 May 1-22 181 9 1973 May 23-31 181 10 1973 June 1-20 182 1 1973 June 20-29 182 2 1973 July 182 3 1973 August 182 4 1973 September 182 5 1973 October 182 6 1973 November- December 182 7 1974 January-June 182 8 1974 July-October 182 9 1974 November 183 1 1974 December 183 2 1975 circa 183 3 1975 January 183 4 1975 February 183 5 1975 March 183 6 1975 April 183 7 1975 May 1-10 184 1 1975 May 12-23 184 2 1975 May 26-31 184 3 1975 June 2-13 184 4 1975 June 16-23 184 5 1975 June 24-26 184 6 1975 June 27-30 185 1 1975 July 185 2 1975 August 185 3 1975 September 185 4 1975 October 185 5 1975 November 185 6 1975 December 185 7 1976 January-March

107 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 186 1 1976 April-June 186 2 1976 July-September 186 3 1976 October 186 4 1976 November-December 186 5 1977

Office files 186 6 Abernathy for Congress, 1977 186 7 African Liberation Day Coordinating Committee, 1972 186 8 Amendment Number Two to the Georgia State Constitution, circa 1976 186 9 American Friends Service Committee, 1971-1976 186 10 American Bankruptcy Council, 1973-1976 187 1 The American Jewish Committee, 1972 187 2 American Jewish Congress, 1972-1976 187 3 "Amnesty: A Moral Forgiveness," The Official Position of the SCLC, 1974 187 4 Angola, Africa, 1975-1978 187 5 Apartheid, 1976 187 6 Arms race, 1976 187 7 Atlanta, Georgia press list, undated 187 8 Atlanta subcommittee of the SCLC-Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Center Committee on Cooperation, undated 187 9 Babylon Youth Employment Service, 1972 187 10 Baptist Ministers Convention, Coast-to-Coast, 1976 187 11 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi, 1976 187 12 Biographical sketches and resume, circa 1972-1976 187 13 Birthday observances for Martin Luther King, Jr., circa 1972 187 14 Bishop College, 1976 187 15 Blessy, Gerald, 1976 187 16 Board of Directors, 1976 187 17 Boston, Massachusetts school desegregation, 1976 187 18 Budget Rent-a Car, discrimination complaints from Tyrone Brooks and Hosea Williams, 1975 187 19 Caucus of Black Democrats, black delegates meeting, 1976 187 20 "The Cause of Poverty," undated 187 21 Census Advisory Committee, 1975 [1 of 2] 187 22 Census Advisory Committee, 1975 [2 of 2] 188 1 Census Advisory Committee, 1976 [1 of 4] 188 2 Census Advisory Committee, 1976 [2 of 4] 188 3 Census Advisory Committee, 1976 [3 of 4] 188 4 Census Advisory Committee, 1976 [4 of 4

108 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 188 5 Century Planning Associates, Inc., grant writing workshop, 1976 188 6 Certificates and awards, 1976 188 7 Chapters and Affiliates, Illinois, Chicago Suburban chapter, 1976 188 8 Chapters and Affiliates, Indiana, Indianapolis chapter, 1971 188 9 Chapters and Affiliates, Massachusetts state unit, 1972 188 10 Chapters and Affiliates, Ohio, Cincinnati chapter, 1976 188 11 Chapters and Affiliates, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia chapter, 1970-1972 188 12 Chapters and Affiliates, Southern Christian Leadership Conference-West, 1972 188 13 Charleston, South Carolina, 1970 188 14 Chile, circa 1976 188 15 Citizens Coordinating Committee, Daytona Beach, Florida, 1970 188 16 Citron, Robert R. (Doctor), 1956-1971 188 17 Clark, Kenneth B., 1975 188 18 Cleaver, Emanuel, II, 1976 188 19 Clergy and Laity Concerned, 1976 188 20 Coalition for a New Foreign and Military Policy, 1976 189 1 Columbus, Georgia legal material, 1972 189 2 Committee for Freedom in India, 1976 189 3 Committee for Peaceful Reunification of Fatherland, 1975 189 4 Communities in Action Together, 1976 189 5 Community for Creative Non-Violence, 1976 189 6 Community Relations Council annual meeting, 1972 189 7 Comprehensive Employment and Training for Atlanta (CETA), 1976 189 8 Congressional Black Caucus, 1976 189 9 The Continental Walk for Disarmament and Social Justice, agendas, meeting minutes, memoranda, planning records, 1976 [See also Series 7: Department of Direct Action records] 189 10 The Continental Walk for Disarmament and Social Justice, correspondence, 1975 189 11 The Continental Walk for Disarmament and Social Justice, correspondence, 1976 [1 of 2] 189 12 The Continental Walk for Disarmament and Social Justice, correspondence, 1976 [2 of 2] 189 13 The Continental Walk for Disarmament and Social Justice, financial records, 1976 190 1 The Continental Walk for Disarmament and Social Justice, fliers, news clippings, newsletters, press releases, 1976 190 2 "Crucials for the Seventies," circa 1972 190 3 Death penalty, 1976 190 4 Delaware prisons, 1970-1972 190 5 Distributive Workers of America, District 65 Cleveland Robinson, 1976

109 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 190 6 Douthard, William, 1976 190 7 Draft plan to register all potential SSI recipients within the City of Atlanta and thirteen designated counties, 1974 190 8 Duane Larue Chenault Memorial March, 1976 190 9 Du Bois, W.E.B./Mao Tse-tung, 1976 190 10 Dunbar, J. Reginald, II, 1972-1976 190 11 Economic Opportunity Atlanta and Exodus Summer Job Program, 1977 190 12 Embry, Annell, circa 1976 190 13 Endorsements, 1976 190 14 English, Carolyn A., 1976 190 15 Equal Rights Amendment, 1976 190 16 Ervin, Lorenzo Komboa, 1976 190 17 Etheridge, Samuel B., statement on student push-outs, 1974 190 18 Evans, Emanuel, 1976 190 19 Fager, William W., 1976 190 20 Fast for a World Harvest, 1976 190 21 Fauntroy, Walter, campaign for Congress, 1970 190 22 Federal Communications Commission, Dr. Benjamin Hooks, 1976 190 23 Fellowship of Reconciliation, 1974-1976 190 24 Ferry, W.H., 1976 190 25 "Fight-Don't Starve," demonstration, undated 190 26 Financial records, appeal letter, 1976 190 27 Financial records, donors, 1976 190 28 Financial records, forged check, 1971 190 29 Florida Alliance Against Repression, 1976 190 30 Florida, Ed McNeely, 1976 190 31 Florida, Office of the Governor, 1976 190 32 Florida/South Carolina news clippings, circa 1976 190 33 Food Action Center, 1976 190 34 Food Day, 1976 190 35 Food Stamp Bill, 1976 190 36 Food Stamp Program, 1976 190 37 Form letter, 1970 191 1 Freedom Development Corporation, undated 191 2 The Georgia Coalition for the Liberation of the Black and the Poor, undated 191 3 The Gibson Report, 1976 191 4 Grand jury reform legislation, 1975-1976 191 5 Grant proposal to the Commission on Religion and Race of the United Methodist Church, undated 191 6 Grant proposal to the Field Foundation, 1971

110 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 191 7 Great Americans Memorial, Inc., 1976 191 8 Gulf Oil Corporation, 1976 191 9 Gulfside United Methodist Assembly, Waveland, Mississippi, undated 191 10 Hebrew Israelite Nation of Jerusalem, 1976 191 11 Holy Family Hospital dispute, 1971 191 12 House Bill 10686, A bill to amend title 13, United State Code, to require that population census records be transferred to the National Archives within 50 years after a census, and that such records be made available after 75 years to persons conducting research for genealogical and other purposes, 1975-1976 191 13 House Bill 1367 to amend an Act approved March 29, 1937 known as the "Unemployment Compensation Law," 1976 191 14 House Resolution 204, Investigation Bill to establish a House committee for the purpose of studying the circumstances surrounding the deaths of President John F. Kennedy, U.S. Senator Robert F. Kennedy, and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and the attempted assassination of Governor George Wallace, 1975-1976 191 15 Individuals against the Crime of Silence, 1976 191 16 Indo-China Newsletter, 1972 191 17 Indochine Resource Center, 1976 191 18 Indonesia, 1976 191 19 Institute for Voluntary Organizations, 1976 191 20 International visitors, 1976 191 21 International Council for Business Opportunity, circa 1976 191 22 Interview, 1976 191 23 Israel-Consulate General, Atlanta, Georgia 1976 191 24 Israel/Lebanon, 1976 191 25 Jackson, Jesse (Reverend), Operation PUSH, 1976 191 26 Jackson, Maynard (Mayor), 1976 191 27 "Jackson State, Augusta, and the New South," circa 1971 191 28 Jamaica tour, 1972 191 29 Japan Council Against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs, 1976 191 30 /Walter Mondale Campaign, 1976 191 31 July 4th Coalition, 1976 191 32 Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, 1972-1975 191 33 Lee, Bernard S., "Leisure Time for the Poor," undated 191 34 Legal records, SCLC v. FBI and Lee v. FBI, 1976 191 35 Legislative Memo, 1972 191 36 Lowery, Joseph E. (Reverend), 1974 191 37 Mail log, 1974 191 38 Mailing and phone lists, undated

111 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 192 1 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, 1972-1976 192 2 Martin Luther King, Jr. Games, 1976 192 3 "Martin Luther King, Jr.: The Man and the March," 1976 192 4 Martin Luther King, Jr. Plaque, Heritage Distributors, Inc., 1976 192 5 Mashinini and Khotsa tour schedules, undated 192 6 Meeting agendas and minutes, 1970-1976 192 7 Memoranda, internal 1970-1976 192 8 Metropolitan Insurance, 1972 192 9 Middle East, Palestine/Israel deadlock, 1976 192 10 Models Touch, 1976 192 11 Montgomery Bus Boycott, 20th anniversary, 1976 192 12 Movie theaters and owners lists, undated 192 13 Mt. Pilgrim Baptist Church dedication service, circa 1971 192 14 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), Roy Wilkins, 1976 192 15 National Association for Community Development, 1973-1975 192 16 National Association for Community Development, 1976 [1 of 3] 192 17 National Association for Community Development, 1976 [2 of 3] 192 18 National Association for Community Development, 1976 [3 of 3] 193 1 National Association of Human Rights Workers, 1976 193 2 National Black Network, 1976 193 3 National Black Political Convention, 1972 193 4 National Campaign to Stop the B-1 Bomber, 1975-1977 193 5 National Caucus on the Black Aged, 1971-1972 193 6 National Center for Community Action, 1976 193 7 National Center for Quality Integrated Education, 1976 193 8 National Center to Slash Military Spending, People's Peace Budget, 1976 193 9 National Coalition for Fair Immigration, circa 1976 193 10 National Center for Voluntary Action, 1976 193 11 National Coalition to Fight Inflation and Unemployment, 1976 193 12 National Coalition on Black Voter Participation, Operation "Big Vote," 1976 193 13 National Council of Churches contact list, undated 193 14 The National Democratic Party of Alabama, 1974 193 15 National Emergency Civil Liberties Committee, 1976 193 16 National HEBNI Awards for Black Performing Arts and Sciences, awards show proposal, Benjamin Branch, 1974 193 17 National Leadership Conference on U.S.-China Relations, 1976 193 18 National Program to Bring into Being a Nonviolent Economy, 1977 193 19 National Society of Fundraisers, circa 1976 193 20 National Student Coalition Against Racism, 1976

112 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 193 21 New York State Alliance of Community Action Programs, 1973-1976 193 22 New Directions, 1976 193 23 News clippings, 1972 193 24 News releases, 1976 193 25 North Carolina, press clippings, circa 1977 193 26 Northwest Association for Community Development, 1975 193 27 Nostrand Travel Bureau, Inc., Air Jamaica, 1972 193 28 Notable Americans of 1976-1977 194 1 Notes and notebooks, undated 194 2 Office of Voluntary Action, 1976 194 3 Operation Breadbasket, 1972-1977 [See also Subseries 10.4: Operation Breadbasket records] 194 4 Parks, Rosa, 1976 194 5 Pelton, Leroy, The Psychology of Nonviolence, 1976 194 6 Pensacola, Florida murders, 1974-1975 194 7 The People's Rally, 1976 194 8 Personnel committee, 1971 194 9 Philadelphia General Hospital, circa 1975-1976 194 10 Pitt County, North Carolina, 1971 194 11 Poetry and prose, undated 194 12 Political campaigns, 1970 194 13 Political materials, 1972 194 14 Poor People's Campaign, Washington, D.C., 1968 [See also Subseries 2.2: President Ralph David Abernathy files and Subseries 10.3: Poor People's Campaign records] 194 15 Postal academy, 1972 194 16 "Power of the Powerless-SCLC Basic Challenge," undated 194 17 Project Equality of Kansas-Missouri, Inc., 1974 194 18 Quaker Action Group, reports, 1971-1976 194 19 Religion and Disarmament Project, 1971 194 20 Report to the Board of Directors, 1976 194 21 Rhodesia, 1972 194 22 Romney, George (Governor), 1976 194 23 Rustin, Bayard, 1976 194 24 Sampson, Albert, circa 1970 195 1 Schlitz Brewing Company, 1976 195 2 Schools, 1973-1975 195 3 SCLC "Did you Know?" fact sheet, undated 195 4 Scotland Neck Movement for Equal Justice, Scotland Neck, North Carolina, 1976

113 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 195 5 Senate Bill 1, Criminal Justice Reform Act, 1976 195 6 Society of Friends' position on the Right to Food resolution, 1976 195 7 Soul Bowl, 1971 195 8 South Africa, cables and telegrams, 1976 195 9 South Africa, news articles, 1976 195 10 South Africa, William L. Waronker, trade with South Africa/Israel, 1976 195 11 Southern Conference Educational Fund, 1971 195 12 Southern Poverty Law Center, 1976 195 13 Speaking engagements, 1971-1972 195 14 Spring Offensive, 1973 195 15 State Commission on Compensation, annual report, 1977 195 16 Student activities, 1971 195 17 Student Coalition against Racism, 1976 195 18 Superfine, Sol, Assistant to the President, Worsted-Tex, 1971 195 19 Tax reductions, low income, 1976 195 20 Thomas, Charles H., Jr., Director, Office of Equal Employment Opportunity, 1971 195 21 Thompson, Fletcher, AFL/CIO voting record, 1970 195 22 "Towards a Nonviolent Economy," 1976 195 23 Trenton State Prison, New Jersey, 1976 195 24 Tribute to Georgia Woods, 1971 195 25 Tunney, John V. (Senator), 1976 195 26 Tyler, Gary, circa 1976 195 27 U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Fellows Program, 1976 195 28 U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, 1976 195 29 U.S. Department of Justice, 1976 195 30 U.S. Department of Labor, Employment Standards Administration, contract compliance, 1976 195 31 U.S. Department of State sea conference, 1976 195 32 U.S. Interreligious Committee on Peace, 1974 195 33 Unions, discriminatory, 1966 195 34 Unions, news clippings, 1966-1967 195 35 United Front of Cairo, Illinois, 1972 195 36 United Nations Mission of Guyana, 1976 195 37 United States/China relations, 1976 195 38 United States Commission on Civil Rights, 1978 196 1 United States v. Herbert Bernard Henderson, M.D., 1977 196 2 United Steelworkers of America, 1976 196 3 United Nations Department of Political Affairs, Trusteeship and Decolonization, 1976

114 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 196 4 University of the Pacific, 1975 196 5 Vahedy, Gh., Persia/Iran, circa 1976 196 6 Veteran's problems, 1974-1975 196 7 Vietnam War Memorial, circa 1969 196 8 Voter Education Project, 1976 196 9 Voter registration, 1972-1976 196 10 Walters, Mack, 1976 196 11 War against Repression, 1971 196 12 War Resisters League, 1976 196 13 Wartburg College, 1975 196 14 Walker County, Alabama, Community Action Agency, Inc., 1976 196 15 Watts, Robert F., 1976 196 16 Welfare, 1976-1977 196 17 West Hunter Street Baptist Church, 1971-1972 196 18 Williams, Charles Chester, III, "The Message," 1975 196 19 Williams, Edward, Jr., circa 1975 196 20 Wilson, North Carolina, 1972 196 21 World Almanac, 1976 196 22 World Peace Council, 1972 196 23 The World Peace Council and European Security, 1971-1972 196 24 YMCA Outreach Extension Program, Rochester, New York, 1974

115 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Series 4 Office of the Executive Director and National Administrator records, 1965-2005 Boxes 197 - 280; OP2, OP13; XOP2-XOP3

Historical Note Though the Executive Director and National Administrator were two distinct offices operating at different times in the history of SCLC, they performed essentially the same function: daily administrative management of the national office. The first Executive Director was Ella Baker, who was a founding member of SCLC and the first staff person hired in 1957. She was followed by Wyatt T. Walker, who served from 1960-1964. C.T. Vivian also held the office for a brief period from 1965-1966. William Rutherford (1967-1968), Jack O'Dell (1970), and Stoney Cooks (circa 1971-1972) followed. Between 1973 and 1977, there was no Executive Director; rather, these responsibilities were fulfilled by the Executive Vice President, Bernard S. Lee (see Subseries 3.3). The last Executive Director was Hosea Williams, who resigned in 1978. The position of National Administrator did not come into being until 1980. The first Administrator was Albert E. Love, who served from 1980-1988. He was followed by E. Randel T. Osburn, who served into the 2000s.

Scope and Content Note The series consists of the records of the offices of the Executive Director and National Administrator. Contained in this series are correspondence and office files, including reports, meeting agendas and minutes, staff schedules and itineraries, memoranda, program and event planning files, and subject files. Included are the records of four Executive Directors, William Rutherford (1967-1968), Jack O'Dell (1970), Stoney Cooks (circa 1971-1972) and Hosea Williams (1977-1978); and two National Administrators, Albert E. Love (1980-1988) and E. Randel T. Osburn (1989-2003). See Subseries 2.1, President Martin Luther King, Jr. files for one folder of reports written by SCLC's first Executive Director, Ella Baker.

Arrangement Note Organized into six subseries: (4.1) William Rutherford files, (4.2) Jack O'Dell files, (4.3) Stoney Cooks files, (4.4) Hosea Williams files, (4.5) Albert E. Love files, and (4.6) E. Randel T. Osburn files.

116 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 4.1 William Rutherford files, 1965-1968 Boxes 197 - 199

Biographical Note William Rutherford became Executive Director of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference at the staff retreat held in Frogmore, South Carolina in 1967. Before joining SCLC, Rutherford was a journalist living in Switzerland. Throughout the 1950s, he worked as a foreign correspondent for Time, Life and CBS. In fact, Rutherford was the first African American to serve as a foreign correspondent for CBS. In 1953 he opened Rutherford Associates, a public relations consulting firm based in Zurich. The turbulence of the Civil Rights Movement in the mid-1960s inspired Rutherford to contact Martin Luther King, Jr. and offer his services to SCLC. He served as Executive Director from December 1967 through the fall of 1968.

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of the files of William Rutherford from 1965-1968. Correspondence, memoranda and subject files illuminate his administrative duties within the organization, especially his involvement in planning and executing the Poor People's Campaign in 1968. The subseries also reflects Rutherford's efforts to impose new rigor on SCLC's financial and administrative practices.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Box Folder Content 197 1 Atlanta Committee for International Visitors, 1967 197 2 Brownlee, Henry, 1968 197 3 Chapters and Affiliates, Virginia state unit, 1966-1968 [See also Subseries 5.3: Chapter files] 197 4 Clark, Septima Poinsette, 1968 197 5 Consumer Education lesson plan, undated 197 6 Contact lists, Atlanta press and Black media organizations, circa 1968 197 7 Correspondence, 1967 July-December 197 8 Correspondence, 1968 circa 197 9 Correspondence, 1968 January-March 197 10 Correspondence, 1968 April 197 11 Correspondence, 1968 May-June 197 12 Correspondence, 1968 July-September 197 13 Correspondence, 1968 October-November 197 14 Curriculum vitae, 1967 197 15 Eskridge, Chauncey. 1968 197 16 Financial records, receipts, 1968 197 17 Fragments, undated

117 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 197 18 Hate mail and threats, 1967-1968 197 19 Jeanette Rankin Brigade, circa 1968 197 20 Kirkpatrick, F.O. (Reverend), 1967 197 21 Legal records, 1965 197 22 Legal records, 1966 197 23 Legal records, 1967-1968 197 24 Levison, Stanley D., 1967-1968 197 25 Meeting minutes and notes, undated 198 1 Memoranda, 1967-1968 198 2 New Breed Industries, 1968 198 3 New Jersey, 1968 198 4 New York Office, 1968 198 5 North Carolina Political Conference, 1967 198 6 North and South, December 1967 [See also Subseries 6.3: Publications] 198 7 Payton, George A., congressional campaign, South Carolina, 1968 198 8 Personnel, staff assignments, 1968 198 9 Personnel, staff roster, circa 1968 198 10 Playboy Club, 1968 198 11 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1968 198 12 Poor People's Campaign, 1967 [See also Subseries 2.2: President Ralph David Abernathy files and 10.3: Poor People's Campaign records] 198 13 Poor People's Campaign, 1968 circa 198 14 Poor People's Campaign, 1968 January-February 198 15 Poor People's Campaign, 1968 March-October 198 16 Publicity, 1968 198 17 Report to the Board of Directors, 1968 198 18 Requests and authorization for travel, 1968 198 19 Research Committee, 1968 198 20 Rutherford, William A., "Hamlet or Horatio," 1968 198 21 Schedules and itineraries, 1967-1968 198 22 School desegregation, undated 198 23 SCLC Timeline, 1957-1970 198 24 Southern Conference Educational Fund, 1968 199 1 Southern Regional Council, 1968 199 2 Staff retreat, Frogmore, South Carolina, November 17-December 1, 1967 199 3 Steering Committee, 1967 199 4 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, 1968 199 5 Summer Community Organization and Political Education (SCOPE) project, 1965 199 6 Telephone system, 1967-1968

118 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 199 7 Thomas Emberton Houck, Jr. v. Charles L. Goodson, Selective Service System Local Board No. 75, Selective Service Local Board No. 61, Colonel Harold C. Wall, Colonel Michael Hendricks and Ramsay Clark, undated 199 8 Urban League, 1967-1968 199 9 Washington D.C. Office, 1968 199 10 Wilcox County, Florida, undated 199 11 Williams, Juanita Terry, biographical sketch, undated

119 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 4.2 Jack O'Dell files, 1969-1971 Boxes 200 - 201

Biographical Note Jack O'Dell's involvement with SCLC began in 1961, and he quickly became director of the New York Office in charge of fundraising. However, as FBI surveillance of Dr. Martin Luther King and SCLC increased, O'Dell's former ties to the Communist Party became a liability for the organization and he left in 1963. During the Charleston, South Carolina campaign in 1969, O'Dell rejoined the staff and became Acting Executive Director of SCLC in 1970. During this time, he was also an active contributor to and editor of Freedomways.

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of the files of Jack O'Dell, Acting Executive Director in 1970. Correspondence, memoranda and subject files document O'Dell's work for the organization from 1969-1971, including his involvement with the film project King: A Filmed Record...Montgomery to Memphis.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Box Folder Content 200 1 Citizenship Education Program, 1970 200 2 Consulate General of Israel, 1970 200 3 Conway, Lucille, 1970 200 4 Correspondence, 1970-1972 200 5 Cusumano, Linda, 1971 200 6 Daytona Project, undated 200 7 Delta Airlines employment discrimination, 1970 200 8 Department of Information, 1970 200 9 Diamond Printing Company, 1970 200 10 Ecumenical Cuba trip, 1970-1971 200 11 Eskridge, Chauncey, 1969-1970 200 12 Executive Board retreat, Camp Calvin, Georgia, 1970 200 13 "Facts about Israel," 1970 200 14 Farris, Carl E., National Labor Coordinator, 1970 200 15 Fauntroy, Walter (Congressman), 1970 200 16 "Folks to attend fund raising meeting in Chicago, June 24-25, 1970" 200 17 Food stamp recipients, 1970 200 18 Foundations contact list, undated 200 19 Freedomways, 1970 200 20 Guidelines for Political Education, undated 200 21 Insurance policy, 1970

120 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 200 22 King: A Filmed Record...Montgomery to Memphis, 1970 200 23 Leisure and vacation time educational materials, undated 200 24 Lockett, William, 1970 200 25 Lowery, Joseph E. (Reverend), 1970 200 26 Meeting agendas and minutes, 1969-1971 200 27 Memoranda, 1969-1970 200 28 Mississippi demands, undated 200 29 National Convention, 13th annual, 1970 200 30 National press list, 1970 200 31 National Tag Day, 1970 200 32 National Tenants Organization, 1970 200 33 New York Office, 1970 200 34 Nonviolence bibliography, undated 200 35 "The Only Voice in Augusta," 1970 201 1 Operation Breadbasket, Chicago, Illinois, 1970-1971 201 2 Orange, James, 1971 201 3 Parker, Henry L. (Reverend), 1970 201 4 Penn Community Center, 1970 201 5 Personnel, staff roster, 1971 201 6 Peters, Joseph, 1970 201 7 Pitt County, North Carolina, 1971 201 8 "Program for Developing the Fund Raising Potential of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference," Christopher Athas, 1970 201 9 Program of Total Community Development, circa 1971 201 10 Project reports, field staff, circa 1971 201 11 Proposal by Brady Tyson, 1970 201 12 "Proposal for Reorganization of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference," 1970 201 13 Recommendations, 1970 201 14 Report of the Acting Executive Director, 1970 201 15 Savannah, Georgia Project, 1970 201 16 Southern Christian Leadership Foundation, 1969-1970 [See also Series 15: Southern Christian Leadership Foundation records] 201 17 Sports projects, 1970 201 18 Stein, William, 1970 201 19 Taylor, Fred, 1970 201 20 To-do list, 1970 201 21 Wallace, Sherman Concord, 1970 201 22 Williams, Hosea, 1970-1971 201 23 Willingham, Mariam, finance office, 1970-1971

121 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 4.3 Stoney Cooks files, 1965-1972 Boxes 202 - 210; XOP2-XOP3

Biographical Note Stoney Cooks was appointed Executive Director following Jack O'Dell. Prior to assuming this role, he served as Coordinator of Student Affairs, and Assistant to the Executive Vice President. Cooks resigned from SCLC in September 1972.

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of the files of Stoney Cooks from 1965-1972. Correspondence, memoranda, financial records and subject files document Cooks' work as Executive Director, as well as his previous experience as Coordinator of Student Affairs and Assistant to the Executive Vice President. Of particular interest are files relating to Cooks' involvement with the National Council to Repeal the Draft and the Viet-American Children's Program, an SCLC-led project to facilitate adoptions of Vietnamese children fathered by American servicemen.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Box Folder Content 202 1 "An Open Letter to the Black Community," circa 1969 202 2 Antioch College, circa 1971 202 3 Arms Control and Disarmament Council, 1969 202 4 Arthur Lee Smith v. Delta Airlines, Inc., 1970 202 5 Associated Students, 1969 202 6 Atlanta Peace Action Coalition, 1971 202 7 Ba Thi, Dinh, 1971 202 8 Bachleda, Andrew, "The Diabolic Plot Behind the Kent Slayings," 1970 202 9 Biafra and Nigeria, 1968-1969 202 10 Biographical sketches, undated 202 11 Birthday observances for Martin Luther King, Jr., 1971-1972 202 12 Black Methodists for Church Renewal, 1972 202 13 Breadbasket Commercial Association, 1970-1971 202 14 Buck and the Preacher, benefit for SCLC, 1972 202 15 Butz, Earl, appointment to Secretary of Agriculture, 1971 202 16 "Cast a Line," sales training and motivation film, 1972 202 17 Chapters and Affiliates, Illinois, Chicago chapter, 1971 [See also: Subseries 5.2: Chapter files] 202 18 Chapters and Affiliates, Ohio, Cincinnati chapter, 1970-1971 202 19 Chapters and Affiliates, returned letters, 1972 202 20 Chapters and Affiliates, Texas, Dallas chapter, 1971-1972 202 21 Chapters and Affiliates, Texas, Houston chapter, 1972

122 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 202 22 Chicago, Illinois, "Ordinance on Hunger," 1970 202 23 Chicago's gang leaders, 1971 202 24 Choctaw County, Alabama, 1971-1972 202 25 Church of the Brethren, 1971-1972 202 26 Citizens Trust Company, 1971 202 27 Citizenship Education Program, 1971 202 28 The Civil Rights Documentation Project, 1972 202 29 Clarke, David A., "A Prospectus for the Establishment of a National Organization Dedicated to the Proposition of and Working for the Abolition of Legally Sanctioned Murder in the United States of America," 1971 202 30 Coca Cola Company, 1970-1972 202 31 Commission on Civil Rights staff report, circa 1971 203 1 Community Action Group v. City of Columbus, Georgia, 1971-1972 203 2 Community Relations Service, 1971 203 3 Compton, John R., Director, Reconciliation: The Urban Emergency Program of the Christian Church, 1971 203 4 Concerned Citizens of Chicago, 1971 203 5 "Contact persons," undated 203 6 Correspondence, undated 203 7 Correspondence, 1967-1969 203 8 Correspondence, 1970 203 9 Correspondence, 1971 circa 203 10 Correspondence, 1971 January-July 203 11 Correspondence, 1971 August-September 203 12 Correspondence, 1971 October-December 203 13 Correspondence, 1972 circa 203 14 Correspondence, 1972 January-March 204 1 Correspondence, 1972 April-May 204 2 Correspondence, 1972 June-December 204 3 Cotton, Dorothy, circa 1971-1972 204 4 "A Critique of 'What Is Your Racism Quotient:' author James A. Tillman," undated 204 5 DeKalb Minority Fire-Medical Association, undated 204 6 Department of Labor, 1971 204 7 Deveaux, Clinton, 1971 204 8 Dr. Martin Luther King Benefit Basketball Game, 1972 204 9 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. International Freedom Games, 1971-1972 204 10 Drew, Mississippi, Sunflower County voter registration drive, 1971 204 11 "Drum Major," undated 204 12 Dupree, O.A., 1971

123 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 204 13 Eskridge, Chauncey, 1971-1972 204 14 Fairmont State College, Fairmont, West Virginia, 1969 204 15 Fauntroy, Walter E., 1971-1972 204 16 Federal City College, Washington, D.C., 1969 204 17 Fellowship of Reconciliation, 1970 204 18 Fellowship of Reconciliation, 1971 205 1 Financial records, donors, 1971 205 2 Financial records, fund raising, 1968-1972 205 3 Flanagan, Ross, undated 205 4 Food Stamp Program, 1971 205 5 Ford Foundation, 1972 205 6 Gadsden County, Florida, undated 205 7 Georgetown, South Carolina workers strike, undated 205 8 Georgia Selective Service System, 1972 205 9 Gilmore, Thomas, 1971 205 10 Graham, Gordon, 1971 205 11 Grant proposal to the Field Foundation, 1971 205 12 Grant proposal to the Playboy Foundation, "Politics '72: Power in the Young People," 1971 205 13 Grant proposal to the Southern Christian Leadership Foundation, 1971 205 14 Hardin-Simmons University, Abilene, Texas, 1969 205 15 Hatcher, Richard G., Mayor, Gary, Indiana, undated XOP2 - Heydell Heights, housing development, New Orleans, Louisiana, architectural drawings, 1971 205 16 Home rule discharge petition, District of Columbia, 1965 205 17 Houck, Tom, "New Strategy against Repression May Day New Haven 1970" 205 18 Housing, 1968-1969 205 19 Insurance, 1971-1972 205 20 Inter American University, San Germán, Puerto Rico, 1969 205 21 Inter-State Cultural League of India, 1969 205 22 International Association of Educators for World Peace, 1969-1970 205 23 "International Proposal," undated 205 24 International University of Hope, Atlanta, Georgia, undated 205 25 Institutions Attended by Negroes, 1965 205 26 Jackson, Maynard, (Mayor), 1971 205 27 King: A Filmed Record...Montgomery to Memphis, 1970 [1 of 2] 205 28 King: A Filmed Record...Montgomery to Memphis, 1970 [2 of 2] 206 1 King: A Filmed Record...Montgomery to Memphis, 1972 206 2 King, Martin Luther, Jr., 1968-1971 206 3 Kirkpatrick, F.D., 1971

124 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 206 4 Kroger grocery store protests, Birmingham, Alabama, 1972 206 5 Labor Research Associates, 1969 206 6 Lafayette, Bernard (Reverend), 1971 206 7 Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, 1971 206 8 Lee, John C. 1971-1972 206 9 Legal records, 1970-1972 206 10 Lockett, William (Reverend), 1971 206 11 Louisiana, 1971 206 12 Low income housing project, undated 206 13 Lowenstein, Allard K., undated 206 14 Making a Nation (MAN), march to end genocide, undated 206 15 Marks, Mississippi, 1971 206 16 Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1969 206 17 Martin Luther King Day Proclamation, Miami, Florida, 1972 206 18 Martin Luther King Foundation, Inc., 1972 206 19 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, 1971 206 20 Martin Luther King, Jr. Olympic Project, 1971-1972 206 21 Martin Luther King, Jr. School of Social Change, 1969 206 22 Martin Luther King, Jr. Village, 1971 206 23 Martin Luther King Speaks, 1971 [See also Series 11: Martin Luther King Speaks records 206 24 Maynard, Gould, poems, circa 1971 206 25 McGovern, George (Senator), 1971 206 26 Meeting agendas and minutes, 1969-1970 206 27 Memoranda, undated 206 28 Memoranda, 1969 206 29 Memoranda, 1970 207 1 Memoranda, 1971 207 2 Memoranda, 1972 207 3 Memphis State University, Memphis, Tennessee, 1969 207 4 Messages and to-do lists, undated 207 5 Milledgeville, Georgia, 1971 207 6 Ministers Leadership Training Program, 1969 [See also Subseries 10.4: Ministers Leadership Training Program records] 207 7 Moore, Matthew, undated 207 8 Morris, Calvin Sylvester (Reverend), 1972 207 9 N.G. Slater Corporation, 1971 207 10 National Conference on the Crisis in Health Care for the Aging, 1972 207 11 National Convention, 12th annual, 1969 207 12 National Convention, 13th annual, 1970

125 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 207 13 National Convention, 14th annual, 1971 [1 of 2] 207 14 National Convention, 14th annual, 1971 [2 of 2] 207 15 National Convention, 15th annual, 1972 207 16 National Council to Repeal the Draft, 1969 208 1 National Council to Repeal the Draft, 1970 208 2 National Council to Repeal the Draft, 1971 208 3 National Days of Commemoration and Confrontation, 1969 208 4 The National Democratic Party of Alabama, 1971 208 5 National Student YWCA, 1969 208 6 National Tenants Association, 1969 208 7 The New Party, 1971 208 8 New Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam, 1969 208 9 Nonviolent Education and Action, 1971 208 10 Norm Spaulding and Associates, 1972 208 11 Ntalbati, Gladstone (Doctor), 1971 208 12 Operation Breadbasket, 1969 [See also Subseries 10.4: Operation Breadbasket records] 208 13 Organizing staff, circa 1971 208 14 Owens, Ben, 1971 208 15 Pennsylvania State University, 1969 208 16 People-to-People Tour, Mississippi, 1971 208 17 Peoples Coalition for Peace and Justice, 1971 208 18 Peretz, Martin, 1971 208 19 Personnel, staff assignments, 1970 208 20 Personnel, staff rosters, undated 208 21 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1971 208 22 Political Development Project, Respect, Inc., 1971 208 23 "Politics in the 1970's," circa 1971 208 24 "Power for the Powerless," undated 208 25 "Proposal for the Development of Black Political Technicians," circa 1971 208 26 "Proposal to Executive Staff, SCLC," 1967 208 27 "Proposed Wilmington Movement and Demands," 1971 208 28 Resurrection City II, Democratic National Convention, Miami, Florida, 1972 208 29 Roanoke, Virginia, 1971 208 30 Robinson, Cleve, 1973 208 31 Ross, Joe, campaign for County Commissioner, undated 208 32 Schedules and itineraries, circa 1971 208 33 SCLC Radio-thon, Washington, D.C., 1971 208 34 SCLC resolutions, 1966-1971 208 35 SCLC sports projects, 1969-1970

126 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 208 36 Shaw University, Raleigh, North Carolina, 1968 208 37 Shuttlesworth, Fred L., 1971 209 1 Soul Force, 1971 [See also Subseries 6.3: Publications] 209 2 Soul Institute High School, Earle, Arkansas, 1971 209 3 Southern Elections Fund, Inc., 1971 209 4 Southern Rural Action, grant proposal to The Protestant Churches, circa 1971 209 5 Speaking engagement, American University, Washington, D.C., October 29, 1969 209 6 Speaking engagement, Boston College, Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts, December 8, 1969 209 7 Speaking engagement, Grinnell College, Grinnell, Iowa, April 1969 209 8 Speaking engagement, Parsons College, Fairfield, Iowa, October 21, 1969 209 9 Speech, unidentified, undated 209 10 Spring Seminar on the American Economic System, 1969 209 11 Stein, William S., 1971 209 12 Stern Family Fund, 1971 209 13 Student contacts, circa 1969 209 14 Student Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam, 1969-1970 209 15 Sweden, 1969-1971 209 16 Swedish Martin Luther King, Jr. Fund, 1972 209 17 Thomasville, Alabama project, 1972 209 18 Travel requests and authorizations, 1971-1972 209 19 United Farm Workers Organizing Committee, AFL-CIO, 1971-1972 209 20 United States National Students Association, 1969 209 21 Upland School of Social Change, 1968 209 22 Viet-American Children's Program, 1970-1972 XOP3 - Viet-American Children's Program, architectural drawings, undated 209 23 Vietnam, 1969-1971 209 24 Vietnam Moratorium, 1969 210 1 Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg, Virginia, 1969 210 2 Voter registration, 1970-1971 210 3 Voter Registration Fund, 1972 210 4 "Voter Registration in the South," 1968 210 5 Washington, D.C. office, 1970-1972 210 6 Wilkstrom, Jan-Erik, 1971 210 7 Williams, Hosea, 1971 210 8 Wood, Roy, WVON Editorial, 1971 210 9 Xavier High School, 1969 210 10 Young, Andrew, campaign for Congress, 1970 [1 of 2] 210 11 Young, Andrew, campaign for Congress, 1970 [2 of 2]

127 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 210 12 Youth Franchise Coalition, 1969

128 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 4.4 Hosea Williams files, 1974-1978 Boxes 211 - 214

Biographical Note Hosea Williams was actively involved in SCLC throughout the 1960s, and served as the Director of the Voter Registration and Political Education Department (see Series 12), resigning in 1971. In the interim, he founded and served as president for the Metro Atlanta Southern Christian Leadership Conference. In 1977, upon the election of Joseph E. Lowery as President of the national organization, Williams agreed to return to SCLC as Executive Director. He served until 1978.

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of the files of Hosea Williams, Executive Director, 1977-1978. Included are correspondence, chapter files and subject files documenting William's involvement with Chapters and Affiliates and several direct action initiatives. Also included is one folder on Williams's church, the Martin Luther King Jr. People's Church of Love.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Box Folder Content 211 1 Aaron H. E. Roberts v. Rehobeth Pharmacy, Inc. and Dr. James H. Litton, 1977 211 2 Abernathy for Congress, 1977 211 3 Allen Bakke v. The State of California, 1977 211 4 Association of Civilian Technicians, 1978 211 5 Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, 1978 211 6 Atlanta Sport, Incorporated, circa 1977 211 7 Bedford-Pine Project Area Committee, 1978 211 8 Black Media, Incorporated, 1977 211 9 Boateng, Agyenim (Esquire), 1978 211 10 Boone, Richard C., "History of the Black Church," undated 211 11 Boycott, Atlanta Journal and Atlanta Constitution, 1978 211 12 Boycott, Winn Dixie, circa 1978 211 13 Butler's Shoe Corporation employee agreement, circa 1975 211 14 Chapters and Affiliates, Alabama, Birmingham chapter, 1978 [See also Subseries 5.2: Chapter files] 211 15 Chapters and Affiliates, Alabama, Gadsden chapter, 1978 211 16 Chapters and Affiliates, Alabama state chapter, 1978 211 17 Chapters and Affiliates, Florida, Jacksonville chapter, 1978 211 18 Chapters and Affiliates, Florida, Putnam County chapter, 1978 211 19 Chapters and Affiliates, Florida, Tallahassee chapter, circa 1978 211 20 Chapters and Affiliates, Georgia, Macon chapter, circa 1978

129 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 211 21 Chapters and Affiliates, Georgia, Metro Atlanta Southern Christian Leadership Conference, 1977-1978 211 22 Chapters and Affiliates, Illinois, Chicago suburban chapter, 1978 211 23 Chapters and Affiliates, letters to paid up chapters, 1978 211 24 Chapters and Affiliates, Mississippi, Jackson County chapter, 1977-1978 211 25 Chapters and Affiliates, Nevada, Southern Nevada chapter, 1978 211 26 Chapters and Affiliates, Southern Christian Leadership Conference-West, 1977 211 27 Chapters and Affiliates, Washington, D.C. chapter, circa 1978 211 28 Committee for the Humanities in Georgia, 1977 211 29 Correspondence, 1977 211 30 Correspondence, 1978 circa 211 31 Correspondence, 1978 January 212 1 Correspondence, 1978 February 212 2 Correspondence, 1978 March 212 3 Correspondence, 1978 April 212 4 Correspondence, 1978 May 212 5 Correspondence, 1978 June-August 212 6 Correspondence, 1978 December 212 7 Cox, Carolyn, 1978 212 8 Delta Insurance Agency Minority Business Survival Council, 1978 212 9 Dixie Pine Coal Company v. South Atlantic Energy Corporation, 1978 212 10 "The Dove and The Fish," 1976 212 11 Eaves, Reginald, 1978 212 12 Ernest Billy Fitzgerald and Marilyn Fitzgerald v. M. Randall Peek, District Attorney of the Stone Mountain Judicial Circuit, 1978 212 13 Financial records, voucher, 1978 212 14 Frinks, Golden, Greenville, North Carolina, 1977 212 15 Fundraising and Budget Committee, 1977-1978 212 16 Georgia Board of Regents, retirement legislation, 1978 212 17 Georgia Bureau of Industry and Trade, 1978 213 1 Georgia Institute of Technology Food Service Employees, 1978 213 2 Georgia Poverty Rights Organization, 1978 213 3 Gregory, Dick, 1977 213 4 Hancock County, Georgia, 1978 213 5 Hooks, Benjamin L., biographical sketch, circa 1977 213 6 Hosea Williams' Defense Fund, 1975-1978 213 7 Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta, Georgia, 1977-1978 213 8 International Speakers Bureau, 1978 213 9 Jack the Rapper, 1978 213 10 Jackson, Maynard, 1978

130 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 213 11 James M. Wilson v. Hosea Williams; J.O. Wyatt; The Atlanta Coliseum, Inc., d/b/a The Omni Group; Thomas M. Kuna; Quentin Perry; and Taurus Productions, Inc., 1974-1975 213 12 James M. Wilson v. Hosea Williams; J.O. Wyatt; The Atlanta Coliseum, Inc., d/b/a The Omni Group; Thomas M. Kuna; Quentin Perry; and Taurus Productions, Inc., 1976 213 13 James M. Wilson v. Hosea Williams; J.O. Wyatt; The Atlanta Coliseum, Inc., d/b/a The Omni Group; Thomas M. Kuna; Quentin Perry; and Taurus Productions, Inc., 1977-1978 213 14 "Jobs or Income Now," March on Washington, DC, February 18, 1978 213 15 Johnson Publications, 1978 213 16 List of schools and their principle officers for District 54, undated 213 17 Mail logs, 1978 213 18 Mailing lists, undated 213 19 The Martin Luther King, Jr. People's Church of Love, circa 1978 213 20 Martin Luther King Speaks, 1978 [See also Series 11: Martin Luther King Speaks records] 214 1 Meeting agendas and minutes, 1977-1978 214 2 Memoranda, 1970-1978 214 3 Metro Atlanta Summit Leadership Congress, 1978 214 4 Morehouse College, Atlanta, Georgia 1978 214 5 National Black Students Association, 1978 214 6 National Board Member Retreat registration form, 1977 214 7 National Urban Development Services Corporation, 1978 214 8 Notes, circa 1978 214 9 Nu-Community Foods, 1978 214 10 Operation PUSH, 1978 214 11 People's Survival Theater, 1978 214 12 Personnel, former staff members, circa 1978 214 13 Personnel, staff assignments, circa 1978 214 14 Personnel, work performance review guide, undated 214 15 Piccadilly Strike, 1978 214 16 Price, Perry, 1979-1982 214 17 Public Civil Liberties Meeting, 1978 214 18 Report to the Board of Directors, 1978 214 19 Retail Clerks Union, 1978 214 20 Save Black Colleges, 1978 214 21 SCLC Poor Atlantans Christmas Dinner, 1978 214 22 SCLC staff reunion, undated 214 23 South Atlantic Coal Company. 1976-1977

131 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 214 24 Speech, New York City Baptist Ministers, January 16, 1978 214 25 Statement on the Comprehensive Employment Training for Atlanta (CETA) program, 1978 214 26 Taylor, Fred, 1977-1978 214 27 U.S. Department of Transportation, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 1978 214 28 World Brotherhood Tour, 1971

132 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 4.5 Albert E. Love files, 1973-1992 Boxes 215 - 243; OP2, OP13

Biographical Note Reverend Albert E. Love served as National Administrator of SCLC from September 1980 to June 1988. As National Administrator, Love supervised the day to day activities of the national office and, although he carried many titles during his tenure with SCLC, his duties as an administrator of the national office essentially remained the same.

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of the records of Albert E. Love from 1973-1992, including correspondence and office files. Correspondence files span the years 1971-1988, with significant gaps in correspondence from 1977 to 1979. Office files consist of administrative records, including material for the 22nd-31st Annual Conventions, internal memoranda, things-to-do lists, biographical sketches of potential speakers for SCLC-organized events, meeting minutes and agendas (sparse from 1979 to 1988), material for the Drum Major for Justice Golf Tournament and Awards Dinner, itineraries, mailing lists, and other materials relating to events and programs organized by SCLC, such as marches. Also included are notebooks and other records of Peggy Perry, Love's assistant. Of particular interest are the administrative records relating to voter registration (1980-1988), an initiative by SCLC in the 1980s to increase the number of registered and educated voters, particularly black voters, in the U.S. Office files also include subject files that reflect a range of interests and concerns from apartheid in South Africa, national anti-Klan campaigns and domestic violence, to leadership development, interreligious and interdenominational coalition- building, and the protection, education and development of children and young adults.

Arrangement Note Correspondence is arranged in chronological order; office files are arranged in alphabetical order.

Correspondence Box Folder Content 215 1 Drafts, undated 215 2 Drafts, 1984 215 3 Undated 215 4 1971-1976 215 5 1980 July-October 215 6 1980 November-December 215 7 1981 January-May 215 8 1981 June-July 215 9 1981 August-September 215 10 1981 October-November

133 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 216 1 1981 December 216 2 1982 January-April 216 3 1982 May-June 216 4 1982 July 216 5 1982 August 216 6 1982 September 216 7 1982 October 217 1 1982 November-December 217 2 1983 January-April 217 3 1983 May-July 217 4 1983 August-September 217 5 1983 October-December 217 6 1984 January-March 218 1 1984 April-August 218 2 1984 September-December 218 3 1985 January-April 218 4 1985 May-December 218 5 1986 January-August 218 6 1986 September-December 219 1 1987 January-October 219 2 1987 November-December 219 3 1988

Office files 219 4 AFL-CIO, Atlanta, Georgia, 1985 219 5 AIDS ministry, Atlanta, Georgia, 1987 219 6 Alabama Local Law Enforcement Policy petitions, undated 219 7 Alabama Tri-County Project, 1980-1982 [See also Subseries 10.5: Alabama Tri- County Project records] 219 8 American Cancer Society pledge sheets, undated 219 9 American Muslim Mission Committee, 1983 219 10 Annual Atlanta Interfaith Service, 1980-1981 219 11 Apartheid in South Africa, 1982-1988 220 1 Archibald and Sally Williams Cornett Historical Foundation, land reclamation lawsuit, 1985 220 2 Assassination of Martin Luther, King, Jr., 18th anniversary, 1986 220 3 Atlanta Area Survival Committee, undated 220 4 Atlanta Council for International Visitors, 1982 220 5 Atlanta Interfaith Ministries, 1980-1981 220 6 Atlanta religious leaders, 1983

134 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 220 7 Atlanta University Internship Program, 1981 220 8 Bankhead Atlanta Boxing Academy Award, 1984 220 9 Biographical sketches, undated 220 10 Biographical sketches, 1979-1985 220 11 Birthday observances for Martin Luther King, Jr., 1983 220 12 Black employment in mass media, circa 1977 220 13 Black Heritage Corporation, undated 220 14 Black Theology Project, 1986 220 15 Board of Directors, 1985-1988 220 16 Board of Directors and staff retreat, 1983-1986 220 17 Board of Directors, spring meeting, 1984-1988 220 18 Boatrock Community Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia, undated 220 19 Bradford, Duane, studies on racism in Hawaii, 1985 220 20 Butler Street YMCA, undated 220 21 Butler Street YMCA, 1973-1979 220 22 Butler Street YMCA, Hungry Club Forum, 1980-1985 220 23 Buying Power Company, circa 1982 220 24 Calendar, Peggy Perry, 1986-1987 220 25 Calendar, weekly activities, 1985-1987 221 1 Calimee, Tommy, programs sent to Albert E. Love, 1983 221 2 Call to Manhood Conference, 1993 221 3 Call to Manhood, Growing into Womanhood Conference, circa 1994 221 4 Call to Womanhood Project, undated 221 5 Campaign candidates, 1984 221 6 Campaign to Elect Billy McKinney, 1982 221 7 Center for Democratic Renewal [formerly known as the National Anti-Klan Network], 1985 221 8 Center for Democratic Renewal [formerly known as the National Anti-Klan Network], 1986 221 9 Certificate of special acknowledgement, undated 221 10 Certificates of recognition and achievement, 1980-1987 221 11 Chalden, George, "A Planetary Peace Lottery to End the Arms Race," 1986 221 12 Chapter development program, undated 221 13 Chapters and Affiliates: Alabama, Mobile chapter, 1983-1984 [See also Subseries 5.2: Chapter files] 221 14 Chapters and Affiliates: Florida, St. Petersburg chapter, 1986-1987 221 15 Chapters and Affiliates: Georgia, Baldwin County chapter, 1983 221 16 Chapters and Affiliates: North Carolina, Charlotte chapter, undated 221 17 Chapters and Affiliates: North Carolina, Charlotte chapter, 1982-1984 221 18 Chapters and Affiliates: North Carolina, Vance-Warren chapter, 1984

135 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 221 19 Chapters and Affiliates: Virginia, Hopewell chapter, circa 1983 221 20 Chapters and Affiliates: Virginia, Virginia state chapter, 1982 221 21 Christian Council of Metropolitan Atlanta, 1978-1986 221 22 Chronology of SCLC involvement in South Africa, 1962-1986 221 23 City of Atlanta proposed water and sewer rate increases, undated 221 24 City-wide advisory on public housing, 1982-1984 221 25 Cleaning and renovations, 1981-1983 221 26 Coalition to Save Our Children, circa 1980 222 1 Computer purchase proposals, 1983-1984 222 2 Congressional Black Caucus, undated 222 3 Congressional Black Caucus, 1978-1985 222 4 Concerned Black Clergy of Metropolitan Atlanta, 1983-1985 222 5 Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans, undated [See also Subseries 10.6: Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans records] 222 6 Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans, 1984-1987 222 7 David Matthews, An Evening on Broadway, 1982 222 8 DeKalb County Black Firefighters Association, circa 1983-1984 222 9 Department of Chapters and Affiliates, circa 1987 [See also Series 5: Department of Chapters and Affiliates records] 222 10 Department of Communications, circa 1982 [See also Series 6: Department of Communications records] 222 11 Department of Communications, SCLC Magazine, division organization resolution, 1981 [See also Subseries 6.3: Publications] 222 12 Domestic violence conference, undated 222 13 Dooley, Vince, Georgia Bulldogs, 1984 222 14 Dothan, Alabama support group, 1984 222 15 Drafts, undated 222 16 Drafts, 1984 222 17 Drum Major for Justice Awards Dinner and Golf Tournament, 3rd Annual, 1982 222 18 Drum Major for Justice Awards Dinner and Golf Tournament, 5th Annual, 1984 223 1 Drum Major for Justice Awards Dinner and Golf Tournament, 6th Annual, 1985 223 2 Drum Major for Justice Awards Dinner and Golf Tournament, 7th Annual, 1986 223 3 Drum Major for Justice Awards Dinner and Golf Tournament, 8th Annual, 1987 223 4 Drum Major for Justice Memorial Weekend, undated 223 5 Economic Opportunity Atlanta, 1983-1986 223 6 Editorials, WGST News Radio, 1983 223 7 Engagements, 1982-1983 223 8 Epes, Alabama workshop, 1985 223 9 Equal employment opportunity in the federal government, undated 223 10 Equitable Life Insurance, 1982-1984

136 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 223 11 Event announcements, 1983-1984 223 12 Fair housing, circa 1987 223 13 Fighting Hunger program proposal, circa 1977-1980 223 14 Financial records, Paschal's Motor Hotel, Restaurant and Lounge, 1984-1988 223 15 First Statewide Conference of Georgia Election Officials, circa 1984 223 16 Fulton County Board of Commissioners, 1983 223 17 Fulton County Housing Authority, 1984 223 18 Fulton County monthly news, 1983-1984 223 19 Fundraising drive, 1982-1983 223 20 Georgia/Atlanta religious leaders, 1984-1985 223 21 Georgia Coalition on Hunger, 1983 223 22 Georgia Dome construction, 1987-1988 224 1 Georgia elections, 1985 224 2 Georgia Legislative Black Caucus, 1985 224 3 Georgia Legal Services Program, 1981-1982 224 4 Georgians for Mondale and Ferraro, 1984 224 5 German Marshall Fund Exchange Fellowship Program, circa 1982-1983 224 6 Get Out the Vote campaign report, 1982 224 7 Glenn, John presidential campaign, 1983-1984 224 8 Grenada Foundation, 1984 224 9 Haitian Resettlement Project, 1983-1984 224 10 Harris, Joe Frank, Georgia state plan for new jobs money disbursement, 1983 224 11 Historically black colleges, circa 1989-1992 224 12 Homelessness, 1986-1987 224 13 Homeless task force, 1985 224 14 Hospitality newsletter, 1983 224 15 India's "untouchables," 1986 224 16 Insurance policy proposals, 1987-1988 224 17 Insurance, Prudential, 1981 224 18 Insurance, Travelers, 1986-1987 224 19 Interdenominational Theological Center, 1987 224 20 Interdenominational Theological Center intern, Anne Agee-Davis, 1987-1988 224 21 Interfaith Association of Greater Atlanta, 1980 224 22 Interfaith services, 1982 224 23 International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union, circa 1983-1986 224 24 Interreligious Foundation for Community Organization, 1981-1982 224 25 Itinerary, unidentified, 1984 224 26 Jasper Construction Company Affirmative Action policy, 1983 224 27 Jesse Jackson for President, undated

137 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 224 28 Job description, undated 224 29 Jobs with Peace campaign, 1986 224 30 Joint Center for Political Studies, 1984 224 31 Joint Urban Ministries status report, 1984 224 32 Justice for Janitors, 1985-1986 224 33 King, Bernice, statement concerning the Candler School of Theology, draft, undated 224 34 King, Martin Luther, III, campaign for Fulton County Board of Commissioners, circa 1987 225 1 Labor organizations affiliated with AFL-CIO, 1983 225 2 Leadership Atlanta, 1981-1982 225 3 Leadership Atlanta, 1983-1984 225 4 Leadership Atlanta, Poverty and Human Services Committee, 1983 225 5 Life membership plaques, 1982-1983 225 6 Lobbying Americans, 1978-1983 225 7 Long County Board of Education hearings, 1985 225 8 Long Term Care Play Advisory Committee of the Atlanta Religious Regional Commission, 1984 225 9 Lutheran Ministries of Georgia, 1982 225 10 Mailing lists for programs and events, undated 225 11 Mailing lists for programs and events, 1980 -1986 225 12 March on Washington 20th anniversary celebration, 1982 225 13 March on Washington 20th anniversary celebration, 1983 225 14 Marrero Tenants Organization march for housing and peace, 1984 225 15 Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, circa 1983-1984 225 16 Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, 1985-1990 225 17 Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday, 1986-1987 225 18 Martin Luther King, Jr. memorial observance, April 3-5, 1983 226 1 Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice, 1988 226 2 Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Weekend, 1982 226 3 Martin Luther King, Jr. movie remake, undated 226 4 Martin Luther King Speaks, 1982 [See also Subseries 11: Martin Luther King Speaks records] 226 5 Mass rally church donations, 1981 226 6 Mbene, Jessie, research paper on the leadership of Ralph David Abernathy and Joseph E. Lowery, 1982 226 7 McIntyre, Ed, 1983 226 8 Meeting agendas, drafts, 1988 226 9 Meeting agendas, undated 226 10 Meeting agendas, 1979-1988

138 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 226 11 Meeting minutes, drafts, circa 1988 226 12 Meeting minutes, undated 226 13 Meeting minutes, 1981-1986 226 14 Meeting minutes, 1987-1988 226 15 Membership campaign, 1983 226 16 Memoranda, drafts, undated 226 17 Memoranda, drafts, 1984-1988 226 18 Memoranda, undated 226 19 Memoranda, 1980 226 20 Memoranda, 1981 227 1 Memoranda, 1982 January-September 227 2 Memoranda, 1982 October-December 227 3 Memoranda, 1983 January-October 227 4 Memoranda, 1983 November-December 227 5 Memoranda, 1984 227 6 Memoranda, 1984 circa 227 7 Memoranda, 1985 227 8 Memoranda, 1986 227 9 Memoranda, 1987 circa 227 10 Memoranda, 1987 January-October 228 1 Memoranda, 1987 November-December 228 2 Memoranda, 1988 228 3 Mhizha-Murira, Victor, Zimbabwe Broadcasting, 1987 228 4 Missing and murdered children, Atlanta, Georgia, 1980-1981 228 5 Mister Black Personality Contest, undated 228 6 Munford, Inc. Black Employment Project, 1982 228 7 National Anti-Klan Network, undated 228 8 National Anti-Klan Network, 1979-1983 228 9 National Anti-Klan Network, 1984-1985 228 10 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), undated 228 11 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), 1982-1987 228 12 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People News, 1983 228 13 National Association of Black Social Workers, 1984 228 14 National Black Coalition Platform, 1984 228 15 National Black Organizer's Conference, 1984 228 16 National Coalition of Black Meeting Planners, 1984-1985 228 17 National Coalition of Black Meeting Planners conference, 1984 228 18 National Coalition on Black Voter Participation, 1983-1984

139 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 228 19 National Coalition to Extend the Voting Rights Act and Free Maggie Bozeman and Julia Wilder, 1982 [1 of 2] 229 1 National Coalition to Extend the Voting Rights Act and Free Maggie Bozeman and Julia Wilder, 1982 [2 of 2] 229 2 National Convention, undated 229 3 National Convention, 22nd Annual, 1979 229 4 National Convention, 23rd Annual, 1980-1981 229 5 National Convention, 24th Annual, 1980-1981 229 6 National Convention, 25th Annual, 1982 [1 of 3] 229 7 National Convention, 25th Annual, 1982 [2 of 3] 230 1 National Convention, 25th Annual, 1982 [3 of 3] 230 2 National Convention, 26th Annual, 1983 circa 230 3 National Convention, 27th Annual, 1984 [1 of 4] 230 4 National Convention, 27th Annual, 1984 [2 of 4] 230 5 National Convention, 27th Annual, 1984 [3 of 4] 230 6 National Convention, 27th Annual, 1984 [4 of 4] 230 7 National Convention, 28th Annual, 1984-1985 [1 of 5] 231 1 National Convention, 28th Annual, 1984-1985 [2 of 5] 231 2 National Convention, 28th Annual, 1984-1985 [3 of 5] 231 3 National Convention, 28th Annual, 1984-1985 [4 of 5] 231 4 National Convention, 28th Annual, 1984-1985 [5 of 5] 231 5 National Convention, 29th Annual, 1985-1986 [1 of 3] 231 6 National Convention, 29th Annual, 1985-1986 [2 of 3] 232 1 National Convention, 29th Annual, 1985-1986 [3 of 3] 232 2 National Convention, 30th Annual, 1987 [1 of 4] 232 3 National Convention, 30th Annual, 1987 [2 of 4] 232 4 National Convention, 30th Annual, 1987 [3 of 4] 232 5 National Convention, 30th Annual, 1987 [4 of 4] 232 6 National Convention, 31th Annual, 1987-1988 232 7 National Convention planning binder, 1981-1988 [1 of 2] 233 1 National Convention planning binder, 1981-1988 [2 of 2] 233 2 National Council on Aging annual conference, 1984 233 3 National Crusade for Religious Freedom, Madison National Bank account, 1984-1985 233 4 National Gathering of Black Clergy, 1981 [1 of 2] 233 5 National Gathering of Black Clergy, 1981 [2 of 2] 233 6 National Urban League, block grants, undated 233 7 New World Foundation Conference itinerary, 1983 233 8 Next Stop Nevada, 1987 233 9 Nicaragua, 1984

140 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 233 10 North Carolina Annual State Convention, 1982-1987 233 11 North Carolinians Against Racist and , 1986 233 12 Notebooks, Albert E. Love, 1980 233 13 Notebooks, Albert E. Love, 1982 234 1 Notebooks, Albert E. Love, 1983 [1 of 2] 234 2 Notebooks, Albert E. Love, 1983 [2 of 2] 234 3 Notebooks, Albert E. Love, 1984 [1 of 2] 234 4 Notebooks, Albert E. Love, 1984 [2 of 2] 234 5 Notebooks, Albert E. Love, 1985 234 6 Notebooks, Peggy Perry, undated 235 1 Notebooks, Peggy Perry, 1984 235 2 Notebooks, Peggy Perry, 1985 235 3 Notebooks, Peggy Perry, 1986 [1 of 2] 235 4 Notebooks, Peggy Perry, 1986 [2 of 2] 235 5 Nuclear Freeze/Jobs with Peace Campaign, 1982-1984 235 6 Office of Consumer Affairs, 1982 235 7 Open Door Community, 1987 235 8 Operation Breadbasket, 1981-1984 [See also Subseries 10.4: Operation Breadbasket records] 235 9 Operation PUSH, 1982-1984 235 10 Opportunities Industrialization Center, 1984 235 11 Organized Labor and Workmen's Circle Awards Banquet, 1985 235 12 Pentecostal Powerhouse Church, 1982-1985 236 1 Petition for tax exemption, 1982 236 2 Pilgrimage to Washington for Voting Rights, Peace, Economic Justice, 1982 [1 of 2] 236 3 Pilgrimage to Washington for Voting Rights, Peace, Economic Justice, 1982 [2 of 2] 236 4 Pilgrimage to Washington for Voting Rights, Peace, Economic Justice, Virginia state meeting, 1982-1983 236 5 Planning calendar, 1983-1988 236 6 Poems and songs, 1984 236 7 Poor People's Crusade, 1986-1987 [See also Subseries 10.3: Poor People's Campaign records] 236 8 Prayer, unidentified, undated 236 9 Private Industry Council Job Training Program, 1985-1987 236 10 Program activities, undated 236 11 Progressive Black Student Alliance, 1983 236 12 Project CAN, 1983 236 13 Proposals for SCLC tape library, undated

141 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 236 14 Proposals for SCLC tape library, 1980 236 15 Proposed program calendar, 1982-1988 236 16 Protest to end the Southern Company's South African coal contract, 1986 236 17 Public Policy Symposium, 1980-1982 [1 of 2] 237 1 Public Policy Symposium, 1980-1982 [2 of 2] 237 2 RD Wood Insurance, 1987 237 3 Report to the President, 1985 237 4 Requests for information, undated 237 5 Requests for information, 1985 237 6 Riles, Johnny, III, student intern, 1980 237 7 Roosevelt Posey v. Department of the Navy, decision, 1980 237 8 Sacred Rights Pilgrimage from Eufaula to Montgomery, Alabama, 1983 237 9 Safe activities for black children, 1981 237 10 Schedules and itineraries, undated 237 11 Schedules and itineraries, 1982-1987 237 12 SCLC history, undated 237 13 SCLC Ministerial Fund Raiser financial report, 1982 237 14 SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., undated 237 15 SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., circa 1979-1987 237 16 Selma to Montgomery March, 20th anniversary, 1983-1984 237 17 Selma to Montgomery March, 20th anniversary, 1985 [1 of 3] 237 18 Selma to Montgomery March, 20th anniversary, 1985 [2 of 3] 237 19 Selma to Montgomery March, 20th anniversary, 1985 [3 of 3] 237 20 Seminars and workshops, 1987 237 21 Seminars and workshops, 1988 237 22 Skybus, Inc., circa 1983-1985 237 23 Solidarity Day, 1981 238 1 Soul Patrol, 1983 238 2 South Africa, 1986-1987 238 3 Southern Christian Leadership Foundation, 1981 [1 of 3] [See also Series 15: Southern Christian Leadership Foundation records] 238 4 Southern Christian Leadership Foundation, 1981 [2 of 3] 238 5 Southern Christian Leadership Foundation, 1981 [3 of 3] 238 6 Southern Christian Leadership Foundation, 1983 238 7 Southern Organizing Committee for Economic and Social Justice, 1983-1987 238 8 Southern Roundtable, 1982-1988 238 9 Southern Rural Action property transfer, 1981 238 10 Speaking engagements, 1982-1983 238 11 Staff mailing lists, undated 238 12 Staff mailing lists, 1980-1986

142 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 238 13 Statement of philosophy, undated 238 14 St. Augustine's College Alumni Association, 1982-1988 238 15 Strategy meeting, St. Stephens A.M.E. Church, High Point, North Carolina, 1983 238 16 Sweet Auburn Festival, 1986 239 1 Teenage pregnancy, circa 1985-1988 239 2 Telephone systems, 1982-1984 239 3 Tenant's Association, circa 1982-1988 239 4 Things to do lists, Peggy Perry, undated 239 5 Things to do lists, Peggy Perry, 1980 239 6 Things to do lists, Peggy Perry, 1981 239 7 Things to do lists, Peggy Perry, 1982 239 8 Things to do lists, Peggy Perry, 1983 239 9 Things to do lists, Peggy Perry, 1984 240 1 Things to do lists, Peggy Perry, 1985 240 2 Things to do lists, Peggy Perry, 1987 240 3 United Farm Workers of America, grape boycott to ban pesticides, 1985-1986 240 4 United Furniture Workers of America, boycott against Trojan Luggage Company, 1985 240 5 United Methodist Church, Commission on Religion and Race, 1982-1983 240 6 United Negro College Fund, 1986 240 7 Voter education flyer, undated 240 8 Voter registration, undated [1 of 3] 240 9 Voter registration, undated [2 of 3] 240 10 Voter registration, undated [3 of 3] 240 11 Voter registration, 1980-1982 241 1 Voter registration, 1983 circa [1 of 2] 241 2 Voter registration, 1983 circa [2 of 2] 241 3 Voter registration, 1983 January-July 241 4 Voter registration, 1983 August-September 241 5 Voter registration, 1983 circa October 241 6 Voter registration, 1983 October 13 241 7 Voter registration, 1983 November-December 241 8 Voter registration, 1984 circa [1 of 2] 242 1 Voter registration, 1984 circa [2 of 2] 242 2 Voter registration, 1984 January-April 242 3 Voter registration, 1984 May-September 242 4 Voter registration, 1984 circa October 242 5 Voter registration, 1984 October 242 6 Voter registration, 1984 November-December 242 7 Voter registration, 1985

143 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 242 8 Voter registration, 1986 circa 242 9 Voter registration, 1986 242 10 Voter registration, 1987 circa 243 1 Voter registration, 1987 243 2 Voter registration, 1988 circa 243 3 Voter registration, 1988 OP13 3 Voter registration, map of majority black counties in Georgia, circa 1982 OP2 - Voter registration, National Black Leadership Roundtable voter registration plan, 1983-1984 243 4 Voting rights, circa 1980-1981 243 5 Voting Rights Act extension, circa 1981 243 6 Voting rights workshop, 1982 243 7 Warren County Citizens Against Polychlorinated Biphenyl Dumping, circa 1982 243 8 WCLK "Feed Our Hungry" Radio-thon, 1985 243 9 Weekly schedule of events, 1987 243 10 West Durham Baptist Church, Durham, North Carolina, 1982 243 11 White House Fellowship, 1982 243 12 Who's Who Among American Black Churches, 1983 243 13 Wings of Hope, circa 1990 [See also Subseries 10.8: Wings of Hope Anti-Drug Program records and Subseries 2.3: President Joseph E. Lowery files] 243 14 Winn Dixie boycott, 1982-1985 243 15 Witness for Peace and Conflict in Nicaragua, circa 1983-1984 243 16 Women's Day Program, 1980 243 17 Wrightsville, Georgia civil rights demonstrations and court cases legal defense, 1980-1982 243 18 Youth Rally Program, undated 243 19 YWCA Youth Summit, 1993

144 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 4.6 E. Randel T. Osburn files, 1970-2005 Boxes 244 - 280

Biographical Note Reverend E. Randel T. Osburn (1946-2008) joined the national staff of SCLC in 1980, serving as Special Assistant to the President and then Director of Programs. He was appointed Director of Chapters and Affiliates in 1984, an office he held until approximately 1989. Between 1989 and 2003, Osburn held the titles of National Administrator, Executive Vice President, Chief Operating Officer and Executive Director, and supervised the day to day activities of the national office. Osburn was also the first cousin of Coretta Scott King and began his long association with SCLC as a teenager. In fact, he was the youngest member of the field staff during Martin Luther King, Jr.'s presidency. Prior to joining the national staff in the 1980s, he also served as Regional Vice President of SCLC in Cleveland, Ohio.

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of the files of E. Randel T. Osburn from 1970-2005, including correspondence and office files. Correspondence spans the years 1980-2003, but many years are incomplete. Office files include administrative records, such as memoranda, meeting minutes, program planning files, and mail logs (which also contain information about Chapters and Affiliates mailings), as well as subject files. General requests for information from SCLC appear in both office files and correspondence. Of particular interest are files on the Stop the Killing, End the Violence campaign of the 1990s, although these are not voluminous. Several folders contain information on the 1984 Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans hearings that SCLC conducted in eleven cities to gather information from physicians, experts and ordinary citizens about the quality and accessibility of health care. In the mid-1990s, SCLC organized several rallies, summits and fundraising on behalf of African American churches that were burned. One folder of material documenting these efforts can be found in the office files. Also of note are several folders pertaining to various police brutality task forces and hearings. Other files in the subseries reflect Osburn's interest in a wide variety of issues such as youth and education; health care, including mental health and disability issues; substance abuse; and interreligious and interdenominational coalition-building. General administrative material and all subject files created by Osburn, including for periods when he was not National Administrator, are contained in this subseries. For additional material relating to his work as Director of Chapters and Affiliates, see Series 5: Chapters and Affiliates.

Arrangement Note Correspondence is arranged in chronological order; office files are arranged in alphabetical order.

Correspondence

145 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Box Folder Content 244 1 Fragments, undated 244 2 Fragments, 1992-2001 244 3 Undated [1 of 2][ 244 4 Undated [2 of 2] 244 5 1980-1982 244 6 1983 January-March 244 7 1983 April-June 244 8 1983 July-December 245 1 1984 245 2 1985 January-August 245 3 1985 September-December 245 4 1986 January-June 245 5 1986 July-December 245 6 1987 245 7 1988 245 8 1989 246 1 1990 January-May 246 2 1990 June-December 246 3 1991 January-July 246 4 1991 August-December 246 5 1992 January-February 246 6 1992 March-April 246 7 1992 May-June 247 1 1992 July-August 247 2 1992 September-December 247 3 1993 January-June 247 4 1993 July-December 247 5 1994 January-March 247 6 1994 April-June 248 1 1994 July-September 248 2 1994 October-December 248 3 1995 January-April 248 4 1995 May-August 248 5 1995 September-October 248 6 1995 November-December 249 1 1996 January-May 249 2 1996 June-September 249 3 1996 October-December 249 4 1997 January-April

146 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 249 5 1997 May-July 249 6 1997 August-December 250 1 1998 January-June 250 2 1998 July-December 250 3 1999 January-May 250 4 1999 June-July 250 5 1999 August-September 250 6 1999 October-December 251 1 2000 January 251 2 2000 February 251 3 2000 March-April 251 4 2000 May-December 251 5 2001-2002 251 6 2003

Office files 252 1 1000 Black Males Summit, Dayton, Ohio, circa 1992 252 2 2000 and Beyond: Social Transformation, Creating Justice conference, 1987 252 3 A. Philip Randolph Institute, 1982-1992 252 4 Abernathy, Ralph David, circa 1990-1991 252 5 Abortion, circa 1992 252 6 Abraham, Nathaniel, 1998 252 7 Abu-Jamal, Mumia, 1995-2000 252 8 Acme Business Products, 1994 252 9 Adept Tee's, 1996 252 10 Adolescent Support and Advocacy Program, undated 252 11 Adult Parenting Workshop, Central United Methodist Church, 1984 252 12 Advocates for the Disabled, 1990 252 13 Affirmative action, circa 1993-1995 252 14 Affirmative action, circa 1996-1998 252 15 Africa, undated 252 16 Africa, 1983-2000 252 17 African American Archives Auxiliary, 1997 252 18 African Children's Fund, 1994-1998 252 19 Aid to Families with Dependent Children, undated 252 20 AIDS, circa 1986-1993 252 21 AIDS in the Black Community conference, 1986 252 22 Alabama local law enforcement policy petition, undated 252 23 "Alarming Threats to Religious Liberty Today," circa 1984 252 24 Albert T. Mills Enrichment Center, circa 1995

147 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 253 1 Alcoholism, 1983-1999 253 2 Alonzo F. Herndon Elementary School, Annual Black History Program, 1996 253 3 The American Families Legal and Civil Rights Drug Abuse Protection Bill proposal, undated 253 4 American Indians, circa 1985-2000 253 5 Americans for Workplace Fairness, 1992 253 6 Anderson, William G. (Doctor), 1994 253 7 Angelou, Maya, 1998 253 8 Ansbro, John J., Martin Luther King, Jr.: The Making of a Mind, 1982-1983 253 9 Anti-gang proposal, West Atlanta Elementary School, 1992 253 10 Apollo-11 mission, circa 1979 253 11 Appreciation dinner for E. Randel T. Osburn, 1978 253 12 Ashcroft, John, undated 253 13 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., anniversary, undated 253 14 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 25th anniversary, 1993 253 15 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 26th anniversary, 1994 253 16 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 27th anniversary, 1995 253 17 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 28th anniversary, 1996 253 18 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 29th anniversary, 1997 253 19 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 30th anniversary, 1998 253 20 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 31st anniversary, 1999 253 21 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 34th anniversary, 2002 253 22 Assault on Illiteracy Process (AOIP), 1983-1993 253 23 Assault on Illiteracy Process (AOIP), 1994-1998 254 1 AT&T, 1993-1994 254 2 Atlanta Black Professionals Network, 1993 254 3 Atlanta City Council, circa 1998 254 4 Atlanta, Georgia fire department, 1994 254 5 Atlanta Religious Mobilization Against Crime, 1991 254 6 Atlanta Summit Against Poverty, 1991 254 7 Auburn Avenue, Atlanta, Georgia, circa 1986-1997 254 8 Avantor Financial Corporation, 1990 254 9 Bashiridin, Abdul, undated 254 10 Beating the Odds Scholarship Program, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 1999 254 11 Bell's Entertainment Fashions Productions, 1991 254 12 Bevel, James, 1992 254 13 Biographical sketches, undated 254 14 Black and Multiracial Church Burnings National Press Conference packet, 1997 254 15 Black children, undated 254 16 Black consumers, undated

148 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 254 17 Black elected officials, circa 1980-1990 254 18 Black Expo New York, 1989 254 19 Black Expo USA, circa 1992 254 20 The black family, undated 254 21 The black family, 1985-1986 254 22 Black Family Reunion Celebration, 1987-1997 254 23 Black farmers, circa 1985-1990 254 24 Black Film Festival, 1992 254 25 Black History Festival/Celebration, first annual, 1994 254 26 Black Leadership Forum, 1994-1998 255 1 Black Leadership Forum, meeting packet, 1982 255 2 Black owned businesses, circa 1992 255 3 Black Rose Ball, 1991-1992 255 4 Black voting districts, circa 1995-1996 255 5 Blacks in sports, 1987-1993 255 6 Board of Directors, undated [See also Series 1: Board of Directors records] 255 7 Board of Directors, 1984-1998 255 8 Board of Directors, Brady Tyson, circa 1987 255 9 Board of Directors, Henry Silva, undated 255 10 Board of Directors, meetings and retreats, circa 1985-1998 255 11 Board of Directors, presidential search committee, 1997 255 12 Board of Directors, , 1992-1996 255 13 Board of Directors, Walter E. Fauntroy, 1988 255 14 Bork, Robert, nomination to U.S. Supreme Court, 1987 255 15 Boycott Miami, 1992 255 16 Boycott of the state of South Carolina, 1999 [See also National Convention, 42nd annual, 1999] 255 17 Bradford, Zee, undated 255 18 Brazil, circa 1983 255 19 Briddy, Rubin, 1997 255 20 Brown, Tony, circa 1982-1984 255 21 Budget proposal, undated 255 22 Burger King Academy program, circa 1994 255 23 Bush, George H.W. (President), circa 1988-1992 255 24 Butler/Auburn Community Redevelopment Plan, 1994 255 25 Butler Street YMCA, circa 1986-1997 255 26 Calendars, 1992-2000 255 27 A Call for Jobs, 1993 256 1 A Call for Unity, 1992-1993 256 2 Cameron M. Alexander Community Appreciation Dinner, 1994

149 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 256 3 Capital Clean Sweep program, Washington, D.C., circa 1991 256 4 Capital University Law School, 1985 256 5 Cascade United Methodist Church, cathedral completion, 1994 256 6 Case Farms poultry processing plant, Morganton, North Carolina, 1996 256 7 Center for Democratic Renewal [previously known as the National Anti-Klan Network], 1987-2000 256 8 Chavis, Benjamin, 1994 256 9 Children's Defense Fund, 1997-1998 256 10 Christic Institute-South, 1984-1987 256 11 Church burnings, 1994-1999 256 12 Citizen/Labor Energy Coalition, circa 1983-1984 256 13 Citizenship Education Awards Program, 1995 256 14 City of Atlanta Community Prevention Partnership Project, grant proposal, 1991 256 15 Clergy and Laity Concerned, circa 1983-1989 256 16 Clinton, Bill (President), undated 256 17 Clinton, Bill (President), 1992-1997 256 18 Coalition to End Fear and Intimidation in Forsyth County, 1992 256 19 Coalition to Repeal the Fingerprints Law, 1997 256 20 Coalition to Save Our Children and Youth, 1994 257 1 Cocaine and the Central Intelligence Agency, 1996 257 2 "Cocaine Fever" by Roland S. Jefferson, undated 257 3 Cole, Henry, 1992 257 4 Collegefest, Charleston, South Carolina, 1995 257 5 Commission on Higher Education, circa 1983 257 6 Committee for Equal Opportunity in Education, circa 1997 257 7 Community based prevention, undated 257 8 Community Development Corporation, 1996 257 9 Concerned Black Clergy, circa 1985-1997 257 10 Confederate flag on the South Carolina State House, 1996-2000 257 11 Congress, 104th session, 1996 257 12 Conscientious objectors, 1991 257 13 Constitution and By-laws of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, undated 257 14 Copenny, Odum, and Associates, proposal for consultant services, circa 1997 257 15 Criminal justice system, undated 257 16 Criminal justice system, circa 1981-1996 257 17 Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans hearings, circa 1984 [1 of 3] [See also Subseries 10.7: Crisis in Heath Care for Black and Poor Americans records] 257 18 Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans hearings, circa 1984 [2 of 3]

150 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 258 1 Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans hearings, circa 1984 [3 of 3] 258 2 Cuba, undated 258 3 Cuba, circa 1992 258 4 Curi, Antonio, 1995-1996 258 5 Curtis, Mark, 1989 258 6 Dallas Acts Kind, 1995 258 7 Darden, Willie, 1979-1988 258 8 Darragh, John R., 1994 258 9 Death penalty, circa 1990-2000 258 10 Decatur High School protests, 1994 258 11 DeKalb County fire department, 1983 258 12 Delta Air Lines, 1996-1997 258 13 Delta Air Lines Action Forum Study Group, 1991-1994 258 14 Department Student Affairs, Call to Manhood Conference, 1993 [See also Series 9: Department of Student Affairs records] 258 15 Depression, circa 1995 [1 of 2] 258 16 Depression, circa 1995 [2 of 2] 258 17 "Dialogue or Disaster: The Challenge of the 80's to Christians and Marxists," undated 258 18 Diatribe on white America, undated 258 19 Disabled persons, undated 258 20 Discrimination in private clubs, 1990 258 21 Diversity Career Fair, 1997 258 22 "Does Roadway Express Discriminate Against Blacks?" 1992 258 23 Domestic violence, 1995 258 24 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Service Center, Huntsville, Alabama, 1991 258 25 Drug rehabilitation program building proposal, 1989 258 26 Drugs, circa 1985-1996 258 27 Duke, David, circa 1991-1992 258 28 Dyson, Michele, 1995 258 29 Education, undated 258 30 Education, 1983-1998 259 1 Elections, 1992 259 2 Eliza Waits Humanitarian Award, 1994 259 3 Ellis, Thomas, 1996 259 4 "Employment Discrimination Against Women and Minorities in Georgia" by Alfred W. Blumrosen et al., 1999 259 5 Enevold, Orrin H., 1998 259 6 Enough is Enough Hearings on Police Misconduct and Brutality, 1999 259 7 Entrepreneurship and Business Training Program, undated

151 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 259 8 Environmental justice, undated 259 9 Environmental justice, 1992-1995 259 10 Evers, Medgar, 1989 259 11 Faith Outreach Church, Lilburn, Georgia, 1993-1994 259 12 Faith Walk for Justice and Peace, 2002 259 13 Families in Touch, program proposal, 1993 259 14 Convention, 1988 259 15 Fellowship of Reconciliation, 1983-1999 259 16 Fields, Cleo, circa 1997 259 17 Fifty Years of Struggle Conference, 1989 259 18 Fort Smith, Arkansas, police department, 1996 259 19 Freedom of Personal Identity proposed constitutional amendment, 2000 259 20 Freedom Fest/Freaknik, circa 1995-1997 259 21 Gangsta rap, 1993-1997 259 22 Gates, Robert, 1991 259 23 Geneva, Georgia, 1986 259 24 Georgia Advocacy Office, 1992-1999 259 25 Georgia Civil Rights Network, 1991-1992 259 26 Georgia Coalition of Black Women, 1991-1992 259 27 Georgia Empowerment Coalition, 1992 259 28 Georgia Forum, 1991-1992 259 29 Georgia Legislative Black Caucus reception, 1990 259 30 Georgia Rural Urban Summit, 1995-1999 260 1 Georgia Rural Urban Summit, 2000-2002 260 2 Georgia state budget, 1984-1985 260 3 Georgia state flag, 1993-2001 [See also Subseries 7.2: Department of Direct Action office files] 260 4 Georgia Supreme Court Commission on Racial and Ethnic Bias in the Court System, 1993-1994 260 5 Gingrich, Newt (Congressman), 1991-1994 260 6 A Gospel Tribute to Martin Luther King, Jr., 1988 260 7 Grady Memorial Hospital, 1993 260 8 Gray, William H., III, 1991 260 9 Gregory, Dick, 1990-1996 260 10 Griggs, Willie, 1991 260 11 GSX Chemical Services hazardous waste treatment plant, circa 1984-1987 260 12 Gulf War, circa 1991-1992 260 13 Gun control, circa 1991-1999 260 14 Gyorgy, Anna, 1985-1989 260 15 Haiti, circa 1991-1994

152 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 260 16 Hammock, Jim, circa 1986 260 17 Hate crime legislation, 1992 260 18 "Hats: A Tribute to Harriet Tubman," 1982 260 19 Health and health care, circa 1984-1994 260 20 Health care reform, 1992-1994 260 21 "Helping Blacks Achieve the American Dream: Justice at Work" by Black Leadership Committee for Workplace Fairness, undated 261 1 Heritage Crest, 1996-1997 261 2 He's Not Heavy, He's My Brother, Inc., 1991 261 3 Hill, David (Rabbi), undated 261 4 Historically black colleges and universities, circa 1989 261 5 Homelessness, 1993-1995 261 6 Housing, circa 1985-1990 261 7 "The Hudson Report on Dick Gregory's Safe Nutrition Correction Connection," undated 261 8 National Youth Assembly, 1989 261 9 Imperial Food Products, 1991 261 10 "An Information Systems Analysis of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference" by Bentley Plummer and Christopher C. Currie, 1970 261 11 The Interfaith Alliance, 1996 261 12 Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility, 1993 261 13 Interfaith Coalition of Metropolitan Atlanta, 1992-1995 261 14 International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, 1992 261 15 International Nonviolence Conference, 1999 261 16 International War Toy Boycott, 1985 261 17 Inter-office directory, undated 261 18 Interreligious Commission on Civil Rights, 1986 261 19 Interviews and media appearances, undated 261 20 Interviews and media appearances, 1992-2001 261 21 Irving, Samuel G., undated 261 22 Israel and Palestine, circa 1982-1996 261 23 Itineraries, E. Randel T. Osburn, 1987-1998 261 24 Itineraries, unknown staff person, undated 261 25 Itineraries, unknown staff person, 1983-1994 261 26 Iverson, Allen, circa 1993 261 27 Jackson, Jesse (Reverend), circa 1984-1986 261 28 Japan, circa 1986-1994 262 1 Jobs with Justice, annual meeting packet, 1992 262 2 John Marshall Law School, circa 1998-1999 262 3 John Marshall Law School, 2000

153 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 262 4 Junior Black Academy of Arts and Letters, 1992 262 5 Keene, Karlyn H., undated 262 6 Kiddie Kampus Day Care Center investigation, 1992 262 7 King, Bernice (Reverend), 1991 262 8 King, Charles H., 1991 262 9 King, Coretta Scott, undated 262 10 King, Coretta Scott, 1998 262 11 King Day, Charleston, South Carolina, 1994 262 12 King Day, New Hampshire, 1997 262 13 King, Martin Luther, Jr., investigation of assassination, 1994-1999 262 14 King, Martin Luther, Jr., scriptural references and sermon subjects, undated 262 15 King, Martin Luther, III, inauguration, 1997-1998 262 16 King, Rodney, circa 1992 262 17 King, Vernon C., undated 262 18 King Week celebrations, undated 262 19 King Week celebrations, 1983-2000 262 20 Kmart, 1995-1996 262 21 Korea and Korean Americans, 1990-1991 262 22 Ku Klux Klan, 1983-1992 262 23 Kwanzaa, circa 1995 262 24 Labor organizing, 1981-1992 262 25 LaFayette, Bernard, Jr., undated 262 26 LaRouche, Lyndon, undated 262 27 Latin America, circa 1982-1983 262 28 Lavonia Perryman Worldwide Communications, 1998 262 29 Lawsuits against University of South Florida, 2000 263 1 Lee, Bernard, undated 263 2 Legal records, Anthony Braden Bryan v. Michael Moore, 1998 263 3 Legal records, Anthony T. Lee, et al. v. Macon County Board of Education, 1994 263 4 Legal records, contract, undated 263 5 Legal records, contracts, 1981-1992 263 6 Legal records, G. Knox McLaney III v. Alco Capital Resource, Incorporated, 1995 263 7 Legal records, general, 1983-1996 263 8 Legal records, The Institute for Tsunamic Justice v. Cook County Sheriff Charles Bryant et al., 2000 263 9 Legal records, lease for 250 Auburn Avenue Suite 600A, 2002 263 10 Legal records, Michael C. Wooden, et al. v. University System of Georgia, 1998 263 11 Legal records, Robert R. Freeman, et al. v. William Eugene Pitts, et al., amicus curiae brief, 1991-1992

154 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 263 12 Legal records, Sharon Bell, et al. v. Proffitt's, Incorporated, 1997 263 13 Legal records, Sir Olateru-Olagbegi v. Anheuser-Busch, 1999 263 14 Legal records, State of Missouri v. Brian Kinder, amicus curiae brief, 1996 263 15 Legal records, State of Missouri v. Kalima Jenkins, 1994 263 16 Lewis, John, 1991 263 17 Lists of books pertaining to the Civil Rights Movement, circa 1994 263 18 Litanies, undated 263 19 Litanies, 1992-1997 263 20 "The Little Black Book: Black Male Survival in America," by Carol Taylor, 1995 263 21 Lomax, Michael, undated 263 22 Long, Rodney J., circa 1993-1994 263 23 Los Alamos Laboratory, circa 1994 263 24 Los Alamos Middle School, Los Alamos, New Mexico, 1993 263 25 Lyke, James (Archbishop), 1993 263 26 Lyons, Henry (Reverend), circa 1997 263 27 Mail logs, incoming, 1992-1994 263 28 Mail logs, incoming, 1995-2000 264 1 Mail logs, outgoing, 1991-2000 264 2 Make MLK a National Holiday Fun Run, 1983 264 3 "Man in Demand" student training manual, by Wayne and Emily Hunter, undated 264 4 Mandela, Nelson, visit to the United States, 1990 264 5 March from Pickens County to Montgomery, Alabama in support of Maggie Bozeman and Julia Wilder, 1982 264 6 March on Washington, 20th anniversary mobilization, 1983 264 7 March on Washington, 25th anniversary mobilization, 1988 264 8 March on Washington, 30th anniversary mobilization, 1993 264 9 March on Washington, 37th anniversary mobilization, 2000 264 10 Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, circa 1983-1994 264 11 Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, Board of Directors meeting packet, 1994 264 12 Martin Luther King, Jr. College of Ministers, 1986 264 13 Martin Luther King, Jr. Federal Holiday Commission, circa 1985 [1 of 2] [See also Subseries 7.2: Department of Direct Action office files] 264 14 Martin Luther King, Jr. Federal Holiday Commission, circa 1985 [2 of 2] 264 15 Martin Luther King, Jr. Federal Holiday Commission, circa 1986-1990 265 1 Martin Luther King, Jr. Federal Holiday Commission, 1994-1996 265 2 Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Day, instructions for observance, undated 265 3 Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice, 1988 [See also Subseries 7.2: Department of Direct Action office files] 265 4 Martin Luther King, Jr. State Holiday Commission, 1999

155 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 265 5 Martin, Yolanda, 1994 265 6 Mass meeting in support of Brother Warren Cokely, 1983 265 7 McBride, Isaac, undated 265 8 McKinney, Cynthia, 1992 265 9 Meeting agendas, undated 265 10 Meeting agendas, 1983-2005 265 11 Meeting attendance sheets, undated 265 12 Meeting attendance sheets, 1990 265 13 Meeting minutes, undated 265 14 Meeting minutes, 1986-2001 265 15 Memoranda, undated 265 16 Memoranda, 1982-1989 265 17 Memoranda, 1990-1991 266 1 Memoranda, 1992 January-April 266 2 Memoranda, 1992 May-December 266 3 Memoranda, 1993 266 4 Memoranda, 1994 266 5 Memoranda, 1995-1996 266 6 Memoranda, 1997-1998 266 7 Memoranda, 1999-2002 266 8 Menberu, undated 266 9 Mental health, undated 266 10 "Mental Health Alcohol and Drug Standards," undated 267 1 Metro Atlanta Conference on the War Against Drugs, 1986 267 2 The Middle East, circa 1981-1983 267 3 Million Man March, circa 1995 [1 of 2] 267 4 Million Man March, circa 1995 [2 of 2] 267 5 Million Youth Movement, 1998 267 6 Miseducation and Tracking of Black Children Summit, circa 1996-1998 267 7 Miss Bronze America of Atlanta, Georgia, undated 267 8 Montgomery Bus Boycott, 30th anniversary, 1985 267 9 Montgomery Bus Boycott, 40th anniversary, 1995-1996 267 10 Moon, Sun Myung, circa 1983-1985 267 11 Moore Little, Inc., undated 267 12 Morgan State University, African-American History Celebration honoring SCLC, 1992 267 13 Morse, Donald, circa 1992 267 14 Mortgage fraud, circa 1991-1992 267 15 Motor Voter Law, circa 1995 267 16 "Movement or Countermovement: Violence in America" by Gail P. Myers, 1992

156 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 267 17 Muhammad, Fard, 1990 267 18 The Muscle-Up-So-Crack-Loses-in-the-End Group, 1993 267 19 , Keepers of the Dream Awards and Dinner, circa 2001 267 20 National African American Leadership Summit, 1995 267 21 National Association for Ex-Offenders, 1992 267 22 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), circa 1992-1997 267 23 National Association of Protection and Advocacy Systems, 2002 267 24 National Black McDonald's Operators Association, Thirteenth Annual Convention packet, 1985 267 25 National Black Organizers' Conference, 1984 267 26 National Civil Rights Museum, circa 1991-1992 267 27 National Coalition on Black Voter Participation, 1992 267 28 National Coalition to Extend the Voting Rights Act and Free Maggie Bozeman and Julia Wilder, 1982 267 29 National Conference on Parenting, undated 267 30 National Convention, undated 267 31 National Convention, 23rd annual, 1980 267 32 National Convention, 24th annual, 1981 267 33 National Convention, 25th annual, 1982 268 1 National Convention, 26th annual, 1983 268 2 National Convention, 28th annual, 1985 268 3 National Convention, 29th annual, 1986 268 4 National Convention, 31st annual, 1988 268 5 National Convention, 32nd annual, 1989 268 6 National Convention, 33rd annual, 1990 268 7 National Convention, 34th annual, 1991 268 8 National Convention, 35th annual, 1992 [1 of 6] 268 9 National Convention, 35th annual, 1992 [2 of 6] 268 10 National Convention, 35th annual, 1992 [3 of 6] 269 1 National Convention, 35th annual, 1992 [4 of 6] 269 2 National Convention, 35th annual, 1992 [5 of 6] 269 3 National Convention, 35th annual, 1992 [6 of 6] 269 4 National Convention, 36th annual, 1993 269 5 National Convention, 37th annual, 1994 [1 of 3] 270 1 National Convention, 37th annual, 1994 [2 of 3] 270 2 National Convention, 37th annual, 1994 [3 of 3] 270 3 National Convention, 38th annual, 1995 270 4 National Convention, 39th annual, 1996 [1 of 2] 270 5 National Convention, 39th annual, 1996 [2 of 2]

157 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 270 6 National Convention, 40th annual, 1997 [1 of 2] 271 1 National Convention, 40th annual, 1997 [2 of 2] 271 2 National Convention, 41st annual, 1998 271 3 National Convention, 42nd annual, 1999 [See also Boycott of the state of South Carolina, 1999] 271 4 National Convention, 42nd annual, 2000 [1 of 2] 271 5 National Convention, 42nd annual, 2000 [2 of 2] 271 6 National Convention, 43rd annual, 2001 271 7 National Convention, 44th annual, 2002 [1 of 2] 271 8 National Convention, 44th annual, 2002 [2 of 2] 271 9 National Convention, 45th annual, 2003 271 10 National Endowment for the Humanities, 1994 272 1 National newspaper proposal, 1989 272 2 National Pilgrimage for Abolition of the Death Penalty, circa 1990 [See also Subseries 7.2: Department of Direct Action office files] 272 3 National Tenants Organization 20th Anniversary Convention, 1989 272 4 National Urban League, 1990 272 5 National Voting Rights Museum, circa 1991-1999 272 6 Nations Bank, 1997 272 7 Ndebele, Joel Sibusiso, 1992 272 8 Near Southeast Citizens Committee, Fort Worth, Texas, 1983 272 9 Nestle Corporation, 1992 272 10 "The New Concept of the Mathematics of Quality for Future America," 1993 272 11 Nicaragua, circa 1984-1989 272 12 Norman, Pettis B., 1992 272 13 North American Youth Conference, 1993-1994 272 14 North Carolina Flood Relief Coalition, 1999 272 15 North, Oliver, 1991 272 16 Northwest Mortgage Company, 1994 272 17 Not in Our Name, 2003 272 18 Notes and notebooks, Connie Graham, 2000 272 19 Notes and notebooks, E. Randel T. Osburn, undated 272 20 Notes and notebooks, unidentified, undated [1 of 3] 273 1 Notes and notebooks, unidentified, undated [2 of 3] 273 2 Notes and notebooks, unidentified, undated [3 of 3] 273 3 Notes and notebooks, unidentified, 1990-1993 273 4 Notes and notebooks, unidentified, 1994-1995 273 5 Nuclear disarmament, circa 1982 273 6 Nuclear disarmament, circa 1983 [1 of 2] 274 1 Nuclear disarmament, circa 1983 [2 of 2]

158 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 274 2 Nuclear disarmament, circa 1984-1992 274 3 Offenburger, Tom, circa 1986 274 4 Ohio Civil Rights Commission, circa 1991 274 5 Ohio Supreme Court, 1993 274 6 Okaloosa County, Florida police department, 1991 274 7 Old Time Gospel Singing Revival, Washington, D.C., 1983 274 8 Olympics, circa 1994-1996 274 9 The Open Door Community, 1985-1987 274 10 Operation Big Vote, 1996-1999 274 11 Operation Breadbasket, circa 1981 [See also Subseries 10.4: Operation Breadbasket records] 274 12 Operation Movement, development plan proposal by Albert Love, 2002 274 13 Operation PUSH, Inc., 1982-1990 274 14 Operation Restoration of Cabbage Town, Atlanta, 1995 274 15 The Organization for a New Equality, 1984-1986 274 16 Organization Plus, Inc. Computer Learning Center, 1998 274 17 Organizational structure, undated 274 18 Osburn, E. Randel T., personal, 1992 274 19 Osburn, E. Randel T., trip to Cuba, 1999 274 20 Osburn/Scott Family Reunion, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, 1982 274 21 Owens, Sam, 1989 274 22 Peace movement, 1993 274 23 Peake, Thomas, circa 1983-1986 274 24 People to People tour, 1995-1996 274 25 Personnel, anti-harassment policy, 1993 274 26 Personnel, computer training, undated 274 27 Personnel, job descriptions, undated 274 28 Personnel, job interview questions, circa 1997 274 29 Personnel, policy manuals, undated 274 30 Personnel, policy manuals, circa 1994 274 31 Personnel, summer youth employment program, 1991 274 32 Petitions for religious programming on television, circa 1991 274 33 Philadelphia Unemployment Project, 1990 274 34 The Phoenix Theater Project, program proposal, 1994 274 35 Pilgrimage to Washington for Voting Rights, Peace, Economic Justice, 1982 [See also Subseries 7.2: Department of Direct Action office files] 274 36 Plessy v. Ferguson, 100th anniversary, 1996 274 37 Police officers and stress management, 1991 274 38 Political manifesto, undated

159 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 274 39 "Politics: Before and After the King Verdict" public forum, DeKalb College, 1992 275 1 Polychlorinated biphenyl contamination in Anniston, Alabama, 2000 275 2 Poor People's Crusade, circa 1986-1987 [See also Subseries 10.3: Poor People's Campaign records and Subseries 7.2: Department of Direct Action office files] 275 3 Poor People's Initiatives, Community Forum, 2001 275 4 Poverty, 1990-1991 275 5 Preachers Summit, undated 275 6 "President's Proposal for 5 Extended Program Areas," undated 275 7 Press release drafts, undated 275 8 Press release drafts, 1988-2003 275 9 Principal Mutual Life Insurance policy, undated 275 10 Prior Tire Company, circa 1995 275 11 Prisons, undated 275 12 Prisons, 1987-1994 275 13 The Private Industry Council of Atlanta, 1991 275 14 Program highlights, 1982-1995 275 15 Program/project status report, 2003 275 16 Program projections and budget narrative, undated 275 17 Programs and activities, circa 1984 275 18 "Project Vote Smart Voter's Self-Defense Manual," 1994 275 19 Prostate Cancer Screening Initiative, 2000 275 20 Prostitution, undated 275 21 Publix Supermarkets, 1992-1995 275 22 Pyramid scheme, undated 275 23 Racial profiling, circa 2000 275 24 Rappin' for Our Future, 1986 [See also Series 9: Department of Student Affairs records] 275 25 R.D. Wood Insurance, 1994 275 26 Reid, Milton A. (Doctor), 1998 275 27 Reinforcing Democracy in the Americas conference packet, 1986 275 28 Religious Expo, Inc., 1994 275 29 Religious fellowship, Bible Way Church, Washington, D.C., 1983 275 30 Remarks, undated 275 31 Remarks, Americans for Workplace Fairness meeting, 1992 275 32 Reparations to Africa and Africans in the Diaspora, 1990-2000 275 33 Reports, 1984-1997 276 1 Requests for information, completed forms, undated 276 2 Requests for information, completed forms, 1996-2000 276 3 Resolution Trust Corporation, circa 1994

160 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 276 4 Rich's Department Store, 1994 276 5 " and Practices for Observing the Birthday of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.," undated 276 6 Robinson, Cleveland, 1995 276 7 Ron Brown Heritage Tour, 1996 276 8 Rosa and Raymond Parks Institute for Self-Development, 1992-2002 276 9 Rowan, Carl, 1991 276 10 Rubin, Larry, undated 276 11 Sacred Rights Pilgrimage from Eufaula to Montgomery, Alabama, 1983 276 12 Samaritan House of Atlanta, 1994 276 13 Sanders, Rose M., 1994 276 14 Satanic crime, undated 276 15 Schupp, Ronald I., circa 1990-1993 276 16 SCLC histories, circa 1992-1996 276 17 SCLC WAGES Provider program, 1999 276 18 SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., Drum Major for Justice Awards Dinner, 1984 276 19 SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., "Get Out the Vote" Prayer Breakfast, 1992 276 20 SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., Learning Center, circa 1991-1994 276 21 SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., National AIDS Program, circa 1989 276 22 SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., Women in Touch Prayer Breakfast, 1991 276 23 Selma to Montgomery March, 20th anniversary, 1985 276 24 Selma to Montgomery March, 25th anniversary, 1990 276 25 Selma to Montgomery March, 27th anniversary, 1992 276 26 Selma to Montgomery March, 30th anniversary, 1995 276 27 Selma to Montgomery March, 35th anniversary, 2000 276 28 Service of Word, Candler School of Theology, 1987 276 29 Sexual harassment, 1991-1992 276 30 "Shadow of Hatred: Hate Group Activity in Cobb County, Georgia," 1994 276 31 Simpson, O.J., circa 1994 276 32 Sinclair, Timmie, 1997 276 33 Slow Ride to Montgomery, 1997 276 34 Somalia, 1992 276 35 South Africa, undated 276 36 South Africa, 1980 277 1 South Africa, circa 1981-1982 277 2 South Africa, circa 1983-1986 277 3 South Africa, circa 1987-1992 277 4 Southern Community/Labor Conference, 1991 277 5 Southern Organizing Committee for Economic and Social Justice, 1981-1998 277 6 Southern Regional Council, 1981-1997

161 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 277 7 Speaking engagements, 1985-1996 277 8 Speaking engagements, 1997-2006 277 9 Sponsor list, 1997 277 10 Staff roster, undated 277 11 Statements, 1996-1997 277 12 Stewart, Bob, 1992 277 13 Stewart, Imogene Bigham (Reverend), 1995-1997 277 14 Stokes, Louis (Congressman), 1991-1992 278 1 Stop the Killing, End the Violence, undated [See also Subseries 10.9: Stop the Killing, End the Violence records] 278 2 Stop the Killing, End the Violence, 1991-1993 278 3 Stop the Killing, End the Violence, 1994-2002 278 4 Stopping the Violence Preachers' Summit, 1994 278 5 Storage unit rental, circa 1995 278 6 Supply order forms, circa 1993-1995 278 7 Telephone messages, undated 278 8 Telephone messages, circa 1992-2002 278 9 Tent Revival, 1991 278 10 Terrorist groups in Georgia, 1983 278 11 , 1996-1998 278 12 Things to do lists, undated 278 13 Things to do lists, 1984-1994 278 14 Things to do lists, circa 1995-1999 278 15 Thomas, Clarence (Justice), 1991-1992 278 16 Thomas, "Able" Mable, undated 278 17 Tobacco Prevention Day, 2002 278 18 Transfer of property from First Federal Savings and Loan Association to Anthony and Sandra Cutno, 1995 278 19 Trinity Broadcasting Network, release form for unidentified television program, 1995 278 20 "The Triple Evils," undated 278 21 Tuberculosis, 1993 278 22 Tutu, Desmond, 1985-1986 278 23 Unemployment, 1982 279 1 United Church of Christ, 1980-1981 279 2 United States Commission on Civil Rights, circa 1986-1993 279 3 University of Toledo EXCEL Ethnographic Civil Rights Field Study, 1992 279 4 Urban Freedom School, 1993 279 5 V and L Research and Consulting, 1994 279 6 Video, SCLC history, 1988

162 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 279 7 Vivian, C.T., 1992 279 8 Voter registration, undated 279 9 Voter registration, circa 1983-2007 279 10 Walker, Wyatt Tee, circa 1994 279 11 We Must X-L, Inc., circa 1992 279 12 We the People, circa 1991 279 13 Website, 2001 279 14 Wedowee, Alabama, school fire, 1994 279 15 Weekly staff work summary reports, Administration and Chapters and Affiliates, 1994-1995 279 16 Weekly staff work summary reports, unknown staff, undated 279 17 Weekly staff work summary reports, unknown staff, 1994-1995 279 18 Welfare reform, 1994-1997 279 19 "Well I Declare" by Spiver Gordon, interviews with Claudette Matthews, Richard Dana Swan, and Avery Alexander, undated 279 20 What Can I Do to Keep the Dream Alive essay contest, 1999 279 21 Williams, Christopher R., undated 279 22 Williams, Hosea, 1987-1995 279 23 Williams, Willie James, 1998 279 24 Wings of Hope, circa 1989-1993 [See also Subseries 10.8: Wings of Hope Anti- Drug Program records] 279 25 Winn-Dixie Stores, boycott, circa 1985 [See also Subseries 2.3: President Joseph E. Lowery files and Subseries 7.2: Department of Direct Action office files] 280 1 Winn-Dixie Stores, boycott information packet, circa 1985 280 2 Women of Color in the Workplace conference, 1993 280 3 World Congress for Peace, 1986-1987 280 4 World Council of Churches, circa 1982 280 5 Writings, undated 280 6 Writings, 1963-1997 280 7 WWL Television boycott, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1989 280 8 Wyatt-Cummings, Thelma (Judge), undated 280 9 Y2K, 1999 280 10 Young, Andrew, undated 280 11 Young Miss Black Women's Debutante, program proposal, circa 1992 280 12 Youth, circa 1982-1995 280 13 YWCA of Greater Charleston, South Carolina, 1993-1997

163 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Series 5 Department of Chapters and Affiliates records, 1956-2003 Boxes 281 - 322

Historical Note The Department of Chapters and Affiliates, originally called the Department of Affiliates, coordinated the activities of chapters and affiliates, which served as the links between the national SCLC and local communities. Over the life of SCLC, many individuals served as director of the department, including C.T. Vivian (circa 1963-1965); Herbert V. Coulton (circa 1965-1967); T.Y. Rogers (1967-1971); Calvin Morris (circa 1972-1973); Fred Taylor (1973-1984); E. Randel T. Osburn (1984-1990s); and Brenda Davenport (early 2000s). Beginning in the early 1960s, local organizations (such as churches and civic clubs) whose basic purposes were compatible with those of SCLC could affiliate with the national SCLC by paying a yearly membership fee. Over time SCLC also formed local chapters, which were regulated by the national organization and were responsible to the Board of Directors. Many states also had a state unit of SCLC that was responsible for coordinating activities within the state. In the 1960s, SCLC accepted members only via chapters and affiliates; in 1970 this policy changed to allow individual memberships.

Scope and Content Note The series consists of the records of the Department of Chapters and Affiliates from 1956-2003, including office files and chapter files. The office files contain administrative and subject files relating to the management of the department. They document the relationships between SCLC and the department, and SCLC and individual members. Chapter files include materials relating to each chapter of SCLC, and include records documenting their local activities and interactions with the national office.

Arrangement Note Organized into two subseries: (5.1) Department of Chapters and Affiliates office files and (5.2) Chapter files.

164 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 5.1 Department of Chapters and Affiliates office files, 1962-2003 Boxes 281 - 301

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of the office files of the Department of Chapters and Affiliates, including correspondence, administrative files and subject files, the majority of which date from the directorships of C.T. Vivian and T.Y. Rogers. A particularly noteworthy element of the series is the national membership records. The most comprehensive records of membership can be found in the lists of chapters and affiliates and in the membership and mailing lists, although these lists are not necessarily complete. Folders containing membership applications; membership inquiries and new member correspondence; and membership cards provide additional information about the national office's administration of the membership system. Membership rosters for individual chapters and affiliates can be found in Subseries 5.2: Chapter files. The folders entitled "Prospective chapters and affiliates" contain correspondence from individuals interested in establishing chapters and from organizations interested in affiliation.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Box Folder Content 281 1 Affiliate Leaders Conference, Frogmore, South Carolina, 1964 281 2 Affiliate monthly report form, draft, undated 281 3 Affiliates contact persons for membership campaign, 1970 281 4 Affiliates newsletter, circa 1969 281 5 Affiliates newsletter, "Focus on Charleston, South Carolina, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, Dayton, Ohio, and Florence, South Carolina," circa 1969 281 6 "Affiliate Organization Plan," circa 1964 281 7 Affiliates workshop, September 8, 1969 281 8 The Alabama Project, 1964 281 9 Alinsky, Saul, 1962-1965 281 10 Alliance for Labor Action, 1969 281 11 Allied Products, Incorporated, Chicago, Illinois, 1969 281 12 American Documentary Films, Inc., circa 1969 281 13 American Foundation for Negro Affairs, circa 1968 281 14 American Friends Service Committee, 1964-1965 281 15 Appalachian Economic and Political Action Conference, 1965 281 16 Appalachian Provisional Organizing Committee, 1964 281 17 "An Appeal for Justice by the Steering Committee Against Repression," undated 281 18 Application for chapters and affiliates, drafts, undated 281 19 "Approach for New Regional Representation," 1964

165 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 281 20 Askew, Reubin, remarks to the Madison County Democratic Women's Club, Huntsville, Alabama, June 2, 1983 281 21 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 1st anniversary, circa 1969 [1 of 2] 281 22 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 1st anniversary, circa 1969 [2 of 2] 281 23 Atlanta Board of Education, 1970 281 24 Atlanta Negro Voters League, 1962 281 25 Atlanta University Center statement on student rights and freedoms, 1969 281 26 Bevel, James, undated 281 27 Black firemen in Atlanta, Georgia, 1969 281 28 Black Mountain retreat, 1964 281 29 Black power, undated 281 30 Black Youth Young Adult Action Task Force, United Methodist Church, circa 1970-1971 281 31 Boycott of the state of Alabama, 1965 281 32 Boycott of the state of Mississippi, 1965 282 1 Braden, Anne, 1963-1964 282 2 Branch, William McKinley, untitled speech, Stillman College, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, February 24, 1968 282 3 Bristol, James E., book review of Nonviolence: A Christian Interpretation by William Robert Miller, undated 282 4 Budgets, circa 1965-1966 282 5 The Center for Community-Action Education, circa 1965 282 6 Certificates of affiliation, drafts, undated 282 7 Certificates of affiliation, unidentified chapters and affiliates, circa 1968-1987 282 8 Certificates of appreciation, 1998 282 9 "A Challenge to Affiliates," undated 282 10 Chapter development and policy manuals, undated 282 11 Chapter development Power Point presentation, circa 2001 282 12 "Chapter Development Program," undated 282 13 "Chapter Pledge," undated 282 14 Chapter survey questions, SCLC Technology Committee, 2001 282 15 Chapter training and installation schedule, undated 282 16 Chapters and affiliates update forms, drafts, 1995-2000 282 17 Cheyenne, Wyoming, undated 282 18 Chicago, Illinois, 1963 282 19 The City-Wide Advisory Council on Public Housing, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia, 1978 282 20 City workers strike, Atlanta, Georgia, 1970 282 21 Civil Rights Act of 1964, 1964-1965 282 22 Clergy and Laymen Concerned about Vietnam, 1968

166 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 282 23 Coalition of Black Youths, Memphis, Tennessee, 1975 282 24 Coffield, John V. (Father), statement, December 27, 1964 282 25 The Community League, Atlanta, Georgia, undated 282 26 Community organizing, circa 1962-1965 282 27 Community questionnaire on implementation of Civil Rights Act of 1964, 1964 282 28 Concert in Birmingham, Alabama, featuring The Clarence Carter Show, Poo Nanny's Revue, and C.L. Blast, 1970 282 29 Constitution and by-laws of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, undated 282 30 Cook, Rodney, campaign for mayor of Atlanta, undated 282 31 Correspondence, undated 282 32 Correspondence, 1962-1963 283 1 Correspondence, 1964 January-May 283 2 Correspondence, 1964 June-December 283 3 Correspondence, 1965 January-April 283 4 Correspondence, 1965 May-December 283 5 Correspondence, 1966-1967 283 6 Correspondence, 1968 circa 283 7 Correspondence, 1968 January-June 284 1 Correspondence, 1968 July-December 284 2 Correspondence, 1969 circa 284 3 Correspondence, 1969 January-March 284 4 Correspondence, 1969 April-May 284 5 Correspondence, 1969 June-August 284 6 Correspondence, 1969 September-October 285 1 Correspondence, 1969 November-December 285 2 Correspondence, 1970 January-March 285 3 Correspondence, 1970 April-June 285 4 Correspondence, 1970 July-September 285 5 Correspondence, 1970 October-December 285 6 Correspondence, 1971 286 1 Correspondence, 1972-1975 286 2 Correspondence, 1977-1979 286 3 Correspondence, 1980-1989 286 4 Correspondence, 1990-2001 286 5 Correspondence fragments, undated 286 6 The Council of Community Churches, circa 1964 286 7 "County Organizer's Handbook," Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights, Jackson, Mississippi, 1967 286 8 Coulton, Herbert V., circa 1966

167 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 286 9 Craven Operation Progress, Incorporated Community Action Program, circa 1966 286 10 Davis, Sammy, Jr., concert committee, undated 286 11 Department of Affiliates items for consideration, undated 286 12 "Department of Chapters and Affiliates Strategic Plan Overview," 2001 286 13 "Departmental Program Areas Available to the Affiliates of SCLC," circa 1968 286 14 Detroit Council for Human Rights, 1963 286 15 "Discussion of Application of Non-Violence and the Application of the Basic Precepts to Field and Staff Relations," undated 286 16 Education, 1964 286 17 Field report by southern field staff, 1966 286 18 Field reports by Billy Hollins, 1968-1969 286 19 Field reports by Robert E. Jones, circa 1969 286 20 Fontaine Truck Equipment Company, Inc., Birmingham, Alabama, 1964 286 21 Foreman, Julia A., circa 1964 286 22 The Foundation for Cooperative Housing, 1965 286 23 Fragments, undated 286 24 Garbage workers strike, Atlanta, Georgia, 1968 286 25 "General Election Information for 1968" 286 26 Get Out the Vote campaign, 1964 286 27 Gibbs, Thomas H., 1968 286 28 Gibson, John, circa 1964 287 1 Goldberg, Arthur J. and Roy Wilkins, "Statement on Commission of Inquiry into the Black Panthers and Law Enforcement Officials," December 15, 1969 287 2 Goldwater, Barry, 1964 287 3 Grady Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia, 1964 287 4 Green Power program, 1967 287 5 Group conversation, 1965 287 6 "A Guide for the Study of Negro History in the Churches," undated 287 7 Hall, L.W., "Jobs or a Guaranteed Income: A National Boycott of Sears and Roebuck and Demand for a Minimum of a 25% Increase in Hiring and Upgrading Minorities by the SCLC," 1979 287 8 Hammermill Paper Company boycott, 1965 287 9 The Harambe Art Gallery and Jazz Emporium, circa 1969 287 10 Higgs, William L., "Memo on Mississippi Ad Hoc Negro Advisors to the Secretary of Agriculture," 1964 287 11 Highlander Folk School, circa 1965 287 12 Hollins, Billy, "Some Observations, Ideas, and Suggestions," undated 287 13 Hollowell, Donald L., 1964 287 14 Hospital workers strike, Charleston, South Carolina, 1969

168 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 287 15 Independent Schools Talent Search Program, 1965 287 16 Information on becoming a member, undated 287 17 Information on how to organize a chapter or affiliate, undated 287 18 "Initial Thoughts on the Development of a Strengthened SCLC National Program," circa 1979 287 19 Inmate Advisory Committee Culpeper Correctional Unit resolution to attain the dream of Martin Luther King, Jr., undated 287 20 Investigation by National Education Association of Negro teachers displaced due to school integration, circa 1965-1966 287 21 Jackson, Mahalia, concert, 1963 287 22 Jacksonville Beach Tenant Association, Jacksonville, Florida, 1970 287 23 James Reeb Family Aid Fund, 1965 287 24 "Journal of Negro History Articles of Interest to Social Scientists," 1968 287 25 King, Chevenne B., campaign for governor of Georgia, undated 287 26 King, Coretta Scott, undated 287 27 Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, 1968-1970 287 28 "The Life of a King" Alabama touring schedule, undated 287 29 List of affiliates organized since August 1963, undated 287 30 Lists of chapters and affiliates, undated [1 of 3] 288 1 Lists of chapters and affiliates, undated [2 of 3] 288 2 Lists of chapters and affiliates, undated [3 of 3] 288 3 Lists of chapters and affiliates, 1964 January 31 288 4 Lists of chapters and affiliates, 1964 November 10 288 5 Lists of chapters and affiliates, circa 1965 288 6 Lists of chapters and affiliates, 1966-1968 288 7 Lists of chapters and affiliates, 1970-1979 288 8 Lists of chapters and affiliates, 1982-1992 289 1 Lists of chapters and affiliates, 1993-2003 289 2 Local media, Atlanta, Georgia, undated 289 3 March Against Repression, 1970 289 4 Marder, George J., "Racial Economic Gap Widens," annotated by C.T. Vivian, 1964 289 5 Martin Luther King Film Project, King: A Filmed Record...Montgomery to Memphis, 1969-1970 289 6 Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Center, circa 1969 289 7 Martin Luther King Village, Charleston, South Carolina, undated 289 8 "Media Relations for SCLC Chapters," 1987 289 9 Medical Committee for Human Rights, circa 1964 289 10 Meeting agendas, circa 1964-1971 289 11 Meeting minutes, 1964-1969

169 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 289 12 Membership and mailing lists, undated [1 of 3] 289 13 Membership and mailing lists, undated [2 of 3] 289 14 Membership and mailing lists, undated [3 of 3] 289 15 Membership and mailing lists, 1964 289 16 Membership and mailing lists, 1976 290 1 Membership and mailing lists, 1984-1985 290 2 Membership and mailing lists, circa 1986-2001 290 3 Membership applications, undated [1 of 2] 290 4 Membership applications, undated [2 of 2] 290 5 Membership applications, 1978 290 6 Membership applications, 1979 [1 of 2] 291 1 Membership applications, 1979 [2 of 2] 291 2 Membership applications, 1980 [1 of 2] 291 3 Membership applications, 1980 [2 of 2] 291 4 Membership applications, 1981 291 5 Membership applications, 1982-1983 291 6 Membership applications, 1984 291 7 Membership applications, 1985 291 8 Membership applications, 1986 291 9 Membership applications, 1987-1991 292 1 Membership applications, 1992 [1 of 2] 292 2 Membership applications, 1992 [2 of 2] 292 3 Membership applications, 1993 292 4 Membership applications, 1994 292 5 Membership applications, 1995 292 6 Membership applications, 1996-2001 292 7 Membership card drafts, undated 292 8 Membership card file, A-C, 1971 292 9 Membership card file, D-G, 1971 293 1 Membership card file, H-K, 1971 293 2 Membership card file, L-S, 1971 293 3 Membership card file, T-Z, 1971 293 4 Membership cards, 1971-2002 293 5 Membership inquiries and new member correspondence, undated 293 6 Membership inquiries and new member correspondence, 1964-1969 293 7 Membership inquiries and new member correspondence, 1970-1979 293 8 Membership inquiries and new member correspondence, 1980-1986 293 9 Membership inquiries and new member correspondence, 1991-1992 294 1 Membership inquiries and new member correspondence, 1993-2001

170 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 294 2 Membership progress reports, 1998 294 3 Memoranda, undated 294 4 Memoranda, 1963-1967 294 5 Memoranda, 1968 circa 294 6 Memoranda, 1969 circa 294 7 Memoranda, 1969 January-June 294 8 Memoranda, 1969 July-December 294 9 Memoranda, 1970-2002 294 10 Merlin, Inc. strike, 1969 294 11 Mesher, Shirley, "Selma-One Year Later-What?" circa 1966 294 12 Metropolitan Workhouse, Nashville, Tennessee, circa 1963-1964 294 13 Migrant laborers in Florida, circa 1969 294 14 Mississippi Council of Federated Organizations, circa 1964 295 1 Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party, 1965 295 2 Mississippi Summer Project, 1964 295 3 NAACP Legal Defense Fund, 1968-1970 295 4 Natchez, Mississippi project, undated 295 5 National Coalition against Repression, 1971 295 6 National Committee against Discrimination in Housing, Inc., undated 295 7 National Committee against Repressive Legislation, 1970 295 8 National Committee to Abolish the House Un-American Activities Committee, circa 1964-1965 295 9 National Convention, undated 295 10 National Convention, 7th annual, 1963 295 11 National Convention, 8th annual, 1964 [1 of 2] 295 12 National Convention, 8th annual, 1964 [2 of 2] 295 13 National Convention, 9th annual, 1965 295 14 National Convention, 10th annual, 1966 295 15 National Convention, 10th anniversary, 1967 296 1 National Convention, 11th annual, 1968 [1 of 2] 296 2 National Convention, 11th annual, 1968 [2 of 2] 296 3 National Convention, 12th annual, 1969 296 4 National Convention, 13th annual, 1970 296 5 National Convention, 14th annual, 1971 296 6 National Convention, 15th annual, 1972 296 7 National Convention, 22nd annual, 1979 296 8 National Coalition to Repeal the Draft, circa 1970-1971 296 9 National Peace Action Coalition, 1971 296 10 National Urban League, 1965 296 11 Negro Heritage Library by Educational Heritage, Inc., circa 1964

171 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 296 12 Negro history, undated 296 13 Nelson, Duane, "A Moderate Manifesto," 1969 296 14 New membership and fundraising drive advertising platform, 1992 296 15 New Party of Florida, Miami, Florida, circa 1969 296 16 Nonviolence, undated 296 17 Nonviolence workshops for affiliates, 1964 296 18 "North Central Voters League Public Attitude Survey," St. Paul, Minnesota, undated 297 1 Northern Negro Leadership Conference, undated 297 2 Northwest Minority Association, 1971 297 3 Notes and notebooks, undated 297 4 "Notes on Non-Violent Struggle," 1970 297 5 Office file organizational system, circa 1971 297 6 Office of Economic Opportunity community action programs, circa 1964-1965 297 7 Operation Freedom, 1964-1965 297 8 "Organizing Welfare Unions: A Service to Affiliates of SCLC," 1968 297 9 "Outline of 1964 Activities," 1964 297 10 Persian Gulf, 1991 297 11 Personnel policies, undated 297 12 Petitions to the President requesting that the House Un-American Activities Committee stop investigating the Ku Klux Klan and that a presidential commission be formed, 1965 297 13 "Planning for Community Leadership," Citizen Information Service of Metropolitan Chicago, undated 297 14 Poor People's Campaign, circa 1968 [See also Subseries 2.2: President Ralph David Abernathy files, Subseries 4.1: William Rutherford files, and Subseries 10.3: Poor People's Campaign records] 297 15 Progressive National Baptist Convention Five Year Africa Advance Project, 1969 297 16 "Projections for May through December 1970" 297 17 Proposal for a teen summer camp, Avalon Central Area United Christian Churches Association, undated 297 18 Proposal for direct mail campaign for new membership and fundraising drive, 1991 297 19 Proposal for regional organization, undated 297 20 "Proposal for Reorganization of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference" by Lloyd Jackson, 1970 297 21 "Proposal: Southern Christian Leadership Conference Northeast Regional Fundraising and Membership Campaign," 1987 297 22 "Proposals for Individual Memberships," circa 1967 297 23 Proposals for the Affiliates program, circa 1966-1967

172 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 297 24 Proposed activities and budget, 1970 297 25 "Proposed Program for Gadsden County," Florida, undated 297 26 "A proposed program to develop and train leaders in methods of dialogue and in dynamics of community organization for reconciliation and growth," undated 297 27 "Proposed State and Regional Meetings," 1969 298 1 Prospective chapters and affiliates, undated 298 2 Prospective chapters and affiliates, 1963-1967 298 3 Prospective chapters and affiliates, 1968 298 4 Prospective chapters and affiliates, 1969 298 5 Prospective chapters and affiliates, 1970 298 6 Prospective chapters and affiliates, 1971-1977 298 7 Prospective chapters and affiliates, 1978-1982 299 1 Prospective chapters and affiliates, 1983-1988 299 2 Prospective chapters and affiliates, 1990-2001 299 3 "Prospectus for Department of Affiliates," circa 1965 299 4 Public relations, circa 1968-1970 299 5 "The Purpose of SCLC," undated 299 6 A Quaker Action Group, 1970 299 7 Reports, circa 1964-2001 299 8 Requests and authorizations for travel, 1966-1969 299 9 Richey, Elinor, "The Slum that Saved Itself," The Progressive, annotated by C.T. Vivian, 1963 299 10 Rochester, New York, 1965 299 11 Rogers, T.Y., Jr., 1964-1969 299 12 Rogers, T.Y., Jr., excerpt from speech at the Second Annual Soul Power Conference, undated 299 13 Rogers, T.Y., Jr., First African Baptist Church, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, 1968-1971 299 14 Sampson, Albert, undated 299 15 Sampson, Albert, 1965 299 16 "SCLC Chapters: Building on Our Legacy to Effect Change," 2001 299 17 Scripto boycott, 1964 299 18 Second American Revolution Conference, undated 299 19 Selma, Alabama, 1965 299 20 Sermons, circa 1964-1965 299 21 "Some recent and current activities of SCLC," 1972 299 22 Songs and poems, undated 299 23 Songs and poems, 1965-1985 300 1 Soul Productions, Incorporated, 1970 300 2 Southern Conference Educational Fund, 1964-1967 300 3 Southern Conference Educational Fund, 1968

173 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 300 4 Southern Conference Educational Fund, 1969 300 5 Southern Conference Educational Fund, 1970-1971 300 6 Speech fragment, unidentified, undated 300 7 St. Augustine, Florida, 1964 300 8 Staff retreat, Frogmore, South Carolina, 1966 300 9 Staff rosters and assignments, undated 300 10 Staff rosters and assignments, 1965-1968 300 11 State-wide meeting on school desegregation, Raleigh, North Carolina, 1966 300 12 "Statement of the Board of Directors of the National Committee of Black Churchmen," 1969 300 13 Student Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam, 1969 300 14 Summer Community Organization and Political Education (SCOPE) Project, 1965 300 15 Taylor, Fred, "Why Not Before NowMembership," undated 300 16 Telephone log, undated 300 17 To-do lists, 1964-1965 300 18 "Twelve-Month Projection for the Department of Affiliates," 1969 300 19 Unidentified event, undated 300 20 Unitarian Universalist Association, circa 1964-1965 300 21 United Farm Workers Organizing Committee grape boycott, circa 1969 300 22 United Front Against Fascism, circa 1969 301 1 The Universal Exchange, Orlando, Florida, 1964 301 2 The Upland Institute, 1965 301 3 University of Peace, Belgium, 1969 301 4 Vietnam Moratorium, 1969 301 5 VISION Alabama tutorial project, circa 1965 301 6 Vivian, C.T., circa 1965 301 7 Vivian, C.T., campaign for House of Representatives, undated 301 8 Vivian, C.T., speaking engagement, Defiance College, Defiance, Ohio, 1964 301 9 Vivian, C.T., speaking engagement, People's Community Church, Detroit, Michigan, 1964 301 10 Vivian, C.T., speaking engagement, Union Bethel Independent Methodist Church, Birmingham, Alabama, 1964 301 11 Vivian, C.T., speech, Interdenominational Theological Center, undated 301 12 War Against Repression, 1971 301 13 "Washington, D.C. 8 Point Proposal," 1991 301 14 "What Distinguishes SCLC from Other Organizations?" undated 301 15 White Citizens Councils, undated 301 16 Wilmore, Gayraud S., sermon, "The Third Emancipation," undated

174 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 301 17 Workshop on Nonviolence and the Role of the Church in the Civil Rights Movement, Americus, Georgia, 1964 301 18 World Campaign for the Release of South African Political Prisoners, 1964 301 19 Yoder, John H., "Revolution, Nonviolence, and the Church," speech, Black Mountain, North Carolina, 1963 301 20 Youth Greater Jacksonville Economic Opportunity organization, Jacksonville, Florida, undated 301 21 Zippert, John, "Some Ideas for Community Organizers," Southern Coop Development Program, Lafayette, Louisiana, undated

175 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 5.2 Chapter files, 1956-2002 Boxes 302 - 322

Scope and Content Note The subseries contains records pertaining to state units of SCLC and local chapters and affiliates. Beginning in the early 1960s, local organizations (such as churches and civic clubs) whose basic purposes were compatible with those of SCLC could affiliate with the national SCLC by paying a yearly membership fee. Over time SCLC also formed local chapters, which were regulated by the national organization and were responsible to the Board of Directors. For the sake of clarity, the use of the terms chapter and affiliate have been standardized in folder titles in accordance with these definitions. Many states also had a state unit of SCLC that was responsible for coordinating activities within the state. Individual chapter and affiliate files are organized by state and may contain correspondence, chapter applications, membership rosters, membership applications, reports, information about local activities, and press releases issued by that chapter or affiliate. Grassroots organizing efforts in Georgia, Mississippi, Virginia, and North Carolina in the 1960s are documented through field reports and files on local chapters and affiliates. Of particular interest are several folders pertaining to chapters in northeastern North Carolina, which document the activities of , L.C. Nixon, and Frederick H. LaGarde in the mid-1960s. Also of note are the files of the Atlanta chapter and the Vine City Congress, a movement to organize the Vine City neighborhood of Atlanta in 1969. Although the majority of chapters and affiliates were inactive by the early 1970s, some remained active through the 1980s and 1990s, particularly those in major metropolitan areas.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Box Folder Content 302 1 Alabama: Akron Improvement Club affiliate, Akron, Alabama, 1975 302 2 Alabama: Alabama A& M University chapter, 1985 302 3 Alabama: Alabama Action Committee, Inc. affiliate, Montgomery, Alabama, 1967 302 4 Alabama: Alabama Christian Movement for Human Rights affiliate, Birmingham, Alabama, 1969-1972 302 5 Alabama: Alabama Civic Affairs Association affiliate, Mobile, Alabama, circa 1962-1964 302 6 Alabama: Alabama Young Democratic Congress affiliate, Mobile, Alabama, 1964-1967 302 7 Alabama: Alexander City chapter, circa 1978-1985 302 8 Alabama: Anniston/Calhoun County chapter, circa 1980-1996 302 9 Alabama: Area Valley chapter, 1978 302 10 Alabama: Autauga County Improvement Association affiliate, Prattville, Alabama, 1967-1970

176 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 302 11 Alabama: Barbour County chapter, circa 1980-1984 302 12 Alabama: Bibb County chapter, 1968 302 13 Alabama: Birmingham chapter, circa 1978-1992 302 14 Alabama: Butler County Civic League affiliate, Greenville, Alabama, circa 1964 302 15 Alabama: Calhoun County Improvement Association affiliate, Anniston, Alabama, 1974 302 16 Alabama: Cherokee County chapter, 1996 302 17 Alabama: Choctaw County chapter, 1982-1986 302 18 Alabama: Choctaw County Civic League affiliate, Lisman, Alabama, 1966-1967 302 19 Alabama: Christian Community Corporation, Inc. affiliate, Birmingham, Alabama, circa 1967-1975 302 20 Alabama: Christian Industrial Citizens Association affiliate, Brewton, Alabama, 1966-1970 302 21 Alabama: Crenshaw County Civic Club affiliate, Luverne, Alabama, circa 1967 302 22 Alabama: Crenshaw County Improvement Association affiliate, Grady, Alabama, circa 1966-1967 302 23 Alabama: Dale County chapter, circa 1996 302 24 Alabama: Dallas County Voters League affiliate, Selma, Alabama, 1965 302 25 Alabama: Decatur chapter, circa 1978-1979 302 26 Alabama: East End Baptist Church affiliate, Birmingham, Alabama, 1968-1969 302 27 Alabama: Elmore County Negro Civic and Improvement League affiliate, Wetumpka, Alabama, undated 302 28 Alabama: Etowah County chapter, circa 1974-1998 302 29 Alabama: field report by Albert Sampson, undated 302 30 Alabama: field report by Shirley Jean Branch from Marengo County, Alabama, 1965 302 31 Alabama: field report from Barbour County, Alabama, 1965 302 32 Alabama: Gadsden Christian Citizens Committee affiliate, Gadsden, Alabama, 1965 302 33 Alabama: Get Out the Vote Campaign field report by Joseph Q. Hammonds, Frederick Moore, Ralph Worrell, and Keith Silver, 1982 302 34 Alabama: Greene County chapter, circa 1974-2001 302 35 Alabama: Hale County chapter, 1975 302 36 Alabama: Houston County chapter, 1973-1992 302 37 Alabama: Hueytown chapter, 1989 302 38 Alabama: Huntsville-Madison County chapter, 1989-1991 302 39 Alabama: Leeds Community Improvement Association affiliate, Leeds, Alabama, 1974 302 40 Alabama: lists of chapters and officers, circa 1983-2000 302 41 Alabama: Marengo County chapter, 1975-1982 302 42 Alabama: membership lists, unidentified chapters, circa 1981-1983

177 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 302 43 Alabama: Mobile chapter, circa 1978-1987 303 1 Alabama: Mobile County Voter Education and Registration Organization affiliate, Mobile, Alabama, 1983 303 2 Alabama: Montgomery chapter, circa 1983-2001 303 3 Alabama: Montgomery Improvement Association affiliate, Montgomery, Alabama, circa 1972-1982 303 4 Alabama: national satellite office, Anniston, Alabama, 1997 303 5 Alabama: Negro Ministerial Alliance affiliate, Huntsville, Alabama, 1962 303 6 Alabama: Neighborhood Organized Workers affiliate, Mobile, Alabama, 1969 303 7 Alabama: North Sumter County Opportunity Program affiliate, Aliceville, Alabama, 1967 303 8 Alabama: Perry County Civic League affiliate, Marion, Alabama, circa 1967-1969 303 9 Alabama: Pickens County chapter, 1974-1982 303 10 Alabama: Pickens County Chapter of Rural Farms and Developing Council affiliate, Aliceville, Alabama, 1969 303 11 Alabama: Piedmont chapter, 1981-1985 303 12 Alabama: The Progressive Club affiliate, Akron, Alabama, 1975 303 13 Alabama: Reform chapter, 1990 303 14 Alabama: Selma chapter, 1982-2001 303 15 Alabama: state convention, sixth annual, information packet, 1983 303 16 Alabama: state conventions, circa 1986-2000 303 17 Alabama: state organizational meeting, 1964 303 18 Alabama: state unit, circa 1968-1989 303 19 Alabama: state unit, circa 1990-2000 303 20 Alabama: statewide meetings of affiliates, circa 1968-1971 303 21 Alabama: Talladega Improvement Association affiliate, Talladega, Alabama, 1968-1974 303 22 Alabama: Tuscaloosa chapter, 1980-1986 303 23 Alabama: Tuscaloosa Citizens for Action Committee affiliate, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, circa 1965-1979 303 24 Alabama: Tuskegee/Macon County chapter, 1965-1988 303 25 Alabama: Van Guard affiliate, Anniston, Alabama, 1978 303 26 Alabama: Wilcox County chapter, circa 1966-1978 303 27 Alaska: Anchorage chapter, 1970-1973 303 28 Arkansas: The Committee for Peaceful Co-existence affiliate, Forrest City, Arkansas, circa 1969 303 29 Arkansas: Fort Smith chapter, 1996-1997 304 1 Arkansas: Little Rock chapter, 1982-2003 304 2 Arkansas: Mt. Peters A.M.E. Church affiliate, Fountain Hill, Arkansas, 1964

178 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 304 3 Arkansas: Pine Bluff chapter, 1974-1996 304 4 Arkansas: Purtumn Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church affiliate, Pine Bluff, Arkansas, 1964 304 5 Arkansas: St. Mark African Methodist Episcopal Church affiliate, Osceola, Arkansas, 1992 304 6 Arkansas: St. Peter African Methodist Episcopal Church affiliate, McGehee, Arkansas, 1964-1970 304 7 California: Committee of Volunteers for National SCLC affiliate, Los Angeles, California, undated 304 8 California: First Community Church of Sun Village affiliate, Little Rock, California, 1964 304 9 California: The Frontiersman Club affiliate, East Alto, California, 1956-1964 304 10 California: Greater New Light Baptist Church affiliate, Los Angeles, California, 1968 304 11 California: Kings and Queens Social and Charity Club affiliate, San Fernando, California, 1965 304 12 California: Los Angeles chapter, circa 1965-1985 304 13 California: Los Angeles chapter, circa 1986-1998 304 14 California: membership lists, unidentified chapters, circa 1982-1985 304 15 California: Northern California Area chapter, 1968 304 16 California: Orange County chapter, circa 1968-1970 304 17 California: Providence Baptist Church affiliate, San Francisco, California, 1969 304 18 California: report by B.T. Anderson, San Francisco Bay Area Convener, 1968 304 19 California: Santa Ana chapter, 1968-1969 304 20 California: Victorville chapter, circa 2002 304 21 California: Ward African Methodist Episcopal Church affiliate, Los Angeles, California, 1964 304 22 California: We Are Americans Too affiliate, Compton, California, 1969 304 23 California: Wright Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church affiliate, San Francisco, California, 1964 304 24 Connecticut: Bridgeport chapter, 1992 304 25 Connecticut: Connecticut chapter, Stamford, Connecticut, circa 1968-1984 304 26 Connecticut: Wilson Memorial Church affiliate, New Haven, Connecticut, circa 1969 304 27 Delaware: membership lists, unidentified chapters, 1982 304 28 Delaware: Wilmington chapter, 1982-1983 304 29 Florida: Association for the Betterment of Duval County Communities affiliate, Jacksonville, Florida, 1969 304 30 Florida: Bay County chapter, 1989-2001

179 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 304 31 Florida: Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church affiliate, Key West, Florida, 1964 304 32 Florida: Bethel Baptist Church affiliate, Tallahassee, Florida, 1967 304 33 Florida: Century-Flomaton chapter, 1993-1995 304 34 Florida: Clay County chapter, 1979 304 35 Florida: Concerned Citizens, Inc. of Marion County affiliate, Ocala, Florida, 2001 304 36 Florida: Daytona Beach chapter, circa 1964 304 37 Florida: Duval County Voting League affiliate, circa 1965-1966 305 1 Florida: Escambia County chapter, circa 1971-1978 305 2 Florida: First Baptist Church affiliate, Winter Haven, Florida, 1964 305 3 Florida: First Bethel Baptist Church affiliate, Dunnellon, Florida, 1964 305 4 Florida: Fort Lauderdale chapter, 1983-1984 305 5 Florida: Fort Walton Beach chapter, circa 1992-1995 305 6 Florida: Fort Walton Beach chapter, circa 1996-1998 305 7 Florida: Friendship Missionary Baptist Church affiliate, Fort Pierce, Florida, 1964 305 8 Florida: Graceville chapter, circa 1974 305 9 Florida: Greater Lee County chapter, circa 1993 305 10 Florida: Greater Orlando chapter, circa 1986-2001 305 11 Florida: Inter-Civic Council of the SCLC chapter, Tallahassee, Florida, circa 1964-1992 305 12 Florida: Jacksonville chapter, circa 1967-1992 305 13 Florida: Marion County-Buena Vista chapter, 1991 305 14 Florida: membership lists, unidentified chapters, circa 1984-1995 306 1 Florida: Miami chapter, circa 1966-1984 306 2 Florida: Miami chapter, circa 1992-2000 306 3 Florida: Monticello chapter, 1985 306 4 Florida: Morning Star Baptist Church affiliate, East Palatka, Florida, 1964 306 5 Florida: Mt. Pleasant Missionary Baptist Church affiliate, Tallahassee, Florida, 1964 306 6 Florida: Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church affiliate, West Palm Beach, Florida, 1964 306 7 Florida: New Mount Calvary Baptist Church affiliate, Sanford, Florida, 1964 306 8 Florida: Okaloosa County chapter, 2002 306 9 Florida: Palm Beach County chapter, 1969-1983 306 10 Florida: Pensacola chapter, circa 1977-1998 306 11 Florida: Philadelphia Baptist Church affiliate, Jacksonville, Florida, 1964 306 12 Florida: Plant City chapter, circa 1990-1993 306 13 Florida: Putnam County chapter, circa 1978-1993

180 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 306 14 Florida: Santa Rosa County chapter, 1972-1992 306 15 Florida: Second Bethel Baptist Church affiliate, St. Petersburg, Florida, 1964 306 16 Florida: St. Augustine chapter, circa 1963-1965 306 17 Florida: St. James African Methodist Episcopal Church affiliate, Sanford, Florida, 1964 306 18 Florida: St. John Baptist Church affiliate, West Palm Beach, Florida, 1964 306 19 Florida: St. Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church affiliate, Fort Pierce, Florida, 1964 306 20 Florida: St. Paul Baptist Church affiliate, Delray Beach, Florida, 1964 306 21 Florida: St. Petersburg chapter, circa 1983-1984 307 1 Florida: St. Petersburg chapter, circa 1985-1988 307 2 Florida: St. Petersburg chapter, 1989 [1 of 2] 307 3 Florida: St. Petersburg chapter, 1989 [2 of 2] 307 4 Florida: St. Petersburg chapter, 1990-1992 307 5 Florida: St. Petersburg chapter, 1993-2002 307 6 Florida: state organizational meeting, 1964 307 7 Florida: state unit, circa 1964-1993 308 1 Florida: Third Congressional District Voters League affiliate, Jacksonville, Florida, circa 1967 308 2 Florida: Tri-County chapter, Graceville, Florida, 1992 308 3 Florida: Young Americans for Democratic Action affiliate, Panama City, Florida, circa 1963-1964 308 4 Florida and Georgia: Southern Regional Branch of the SCLC of Glynn, Camden, Nassau, and Baker Counties, circa 1994 308 5 Georgia: The affiliate, Albany, Georgia, circa 1964-1966 308 6 Georgia: All-Citizens Registration Committee affiliate, Atlanta, Georgia, 1964 308 7 Georgia: Athens chapter, circa 1990-1993 308 8 Georgia: Atlanta chapter, circa 1962-1982 308 9 Georgia: Atlanta Summit Leadership Conference affiliate, Atlanta, Georgia, circa 1964 308 10 Georgia: Atlanta University Center chapter, 1981-1987 308 11 Georgia: Augusta chapter, circa 1966-1996 308 12 Georgia: Baldwin County chapter, circa 1985-1999 308 13 Georgia: Ben Hill County chapter, 1983-1985 308 14 Georgia: Bibbs County Registration Committee affiliate, circa 1965 308 15 Georgia: Black Action Strategies and Information Center affiliate, Atlanta, Georgia, circa 1979 308 16 Georgia: Black United Front affiliate, Covington, Georgia, undated 308 17 Georgia: Black Youth Club affiliate, Sandersville, Georgia, 1968-2001 308 18 Georgia: Buena Vista chapter, circa 1990

181 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 308 19 Georgia: Bulloch County chapter, 1974 308 20 Georgia: Byron chapter, undated 308 21 Georgia: Camden County chapter, 1973-1985 308 22 Georgia: Carroll County chapter, 1985 308 23 Georgia: Cascade United Methodist Church affiliate, 1992 308 24 Georgia: Chatham County Crusade for Voters affiliate, Savannah, Georgia, circa 1968-1971 309 1 Georgia: Clayton County chapter, circa 1989-1992 309 2 Georgia: Cobb County chapter, circa 1980-1992 309 3 Georgia: Community Organization for Progress and Education affiliate, Social Circle, Georgia, 1969-1974 309 4 Georgia: Coosa Valley chapter, Rome, Georgia, 2001 309 5 Georgia: The Council of Christian Women Voters affiliate, Augusta, Georgia, 1964-1967 309 6 Georgia: County Wide Community Club affiliate, Alamo, Georgia, undated 309 7 Georgia: Crawford County chapter, undated 309 8 Georgia: Dooly County chapter, 1978 309 9 Georgia: Dublin-Laurens County chapter, circa 1984-1996 309 10 Georgia: Ebenezer Baptist Church affiliate, Atlanta, Georgia, 1973 309 11 Georgia: field report, circa 1994 309 12 Georgia: field report by Harry G. Boyte, 1965 309 13 Georgia: field reports by E.J. Wilson, circa 1978-1985 309 14 Georgia: Forsyth chapter, 1966-2001 309 15 Georgia: Friendship Baptist Church affiliate, Atlanta, Georgia, 2001 309 16 Georgia: Gadsden chapter, 1985-2001 309 17 Georgia: Gainesville-Hall County chapter, circa 1991-1998 309 18 Georgia: Georgia Association of Black Elected Officials affiliate, 2001 309 19 Georgia: God First Missionary Membership Association and Floral Club affiliate, 1991-1993 309 20 Georgia: Hampton County chapter, undated 309 21 Georgia: Hancock County chapter, circa 1983-1990 309 22 Georgia: Haralson County chapter, 1983 309 23 Georgia: Harris Neck chapter, 1979 309 24 Georgia: Houston County chapter, circa 1967-2002 309 25 Georgia: Houston County Voter Committee affiliate, 1965 309 26 Georgia: Jackson County chapter, 1977 310 1 Georgia: Jasper County chapter, circa 1983-1994 310 2 Georgia: Johnson County chapter, circa 1981-1996 310 3 Georgia: Johnson County Justice League affiliate, Wrightsville, Georgia, 1976-1993

182 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 310 4 Georgia: Jones County chapter, 1978-1994 310 5 Georgia: The Junior Improvement League affiliate, Manchester, Georgia, undated 310 6 Georgia: Keystone Voters and Civic League affiliate, Waycross, Georgia, 1963-1964 310 7 Georgia: Lamar County Negro Citizens Movement for Better Education affiliate, Barnesville, Georgia, circa 1967 310 8 Georgia: list of Georgia chapters, 2001 310 9 Georgia: lists of chapters and affiliates, undated 310 10 Georgia: Ludowici chapter, circa 1985 310 11 Georgia: Macon-Bibb County chapter, circa 1978-1979 310 12 Georgia: membership lists, unidentified chapters, circa 1982-1995 310 13 Georgia: Metro College chapter, 1992 310 14 Georgia: Metro Summit Leadership Congress affiliate, Atlanta, Georgia, 1968-1974 310 15 Georgia: Morehouse College chapter, circa 1994-2004 310 16 Georgia: Mt. Carmel Baptist Church affiliate, Atlanta, Georgia, 1995 310 17 Georgia: Mt. Zion Second Baptist Church affiliate, Atlanta, Georgia, 1974 310 18 Georgia: Newton County Men and Women Leadership Organization affiliate, Covington, Georgia, 1967 310 19 Georgia: People of Harris Neck Organized for Equal Rights affiliate, Harris Neck, Georgia, 1979 310 20 Georgia: Pike County chapter, circa 1991 310 21 Georgia: P.J. Studio of Photography affiliate, Atlanta, Georgia, 1974 310 22 Georgia: Polaski County chapter, undated 310 23 Georgia: Prescient Leader Committee affiliate, Atlanta, Georgia, 1963 310 24 Georgia: Presbytery of Georgia affiliate, Savannah, Georgia, 1969 310 25 Georgia: Rome chapter, 1975-1994 310 26 Georgia: Samuel B. Wells, , 1967-1969 310 27 Georgia: Savannah chapter, 1974-1984 310 28 Georgia: SCLC Community Action affiliate, Covington, Georgia, 1969-1970 310 29 Georgia: SCLC Veterans of the Civil Rights Movement affiliate, Atlanta, Georgia, 2001 310 30 Georgia: Southern Religious Movement for Better Understanding Among Races affiliate, Swainsboro, Georgia, circa 1966-1968 310 31 Georgia: state unit, 1969-1979 310 32 Georgia: state unit, statewide meeting of chapters and affiliates, circa 2001 310 33 Georgia: Swainsboro chapter, 1994-1997 310 34 Georgia: Taliaferro County Voters League affiliate, Union Point, Georgia, circa 1965 310 35 Georgia: Taylor County chapter, undated

183 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 310 36 Georgia: Taylor County chapter, 1997 310 37 Georgia: Tocca Improvement League affiliate, Tocca, Georgia, 1965 310 38 Georgia: Tri-County chapter of Middle Georgia, 1991-1992 310 39 Georgia: Vine City Congress affiliate, circa 1969 311 1 Georgia: Wadley-Bartow Citizens League affiliate, Wadley, Georgia, 1970-1974 311 2 Georgia: Walton County chapter, circa 1978 311 3 Georgia: Washington County chapter, circa 1974-1992 311 4 Georgia: West Hunter Street Baptist Church affiliate, Atlanta, Georgia, 2001 311 5 Georgia: Wilcox County chapter, 1978 311 6 Georgia: Wilkes County Civic Movement affiliate, Washington, Georgia, 1970 311 7 Georgia: Woodland-Talbot County chapter, 1974-1975 311 8 Georgia: Young People Youth Core affiliate, Covington, Georgia, circa 1969 311 9 Georgia: The Youth Crusaders affiliate, Savannah, Georgia, 1964 311 10 Illinois: Adams Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church affiliate, Cache, Illinois, 1964 311 11 Illinois: Allen Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church affiliate, Taylorsville, Illinois, 1964 311 12 Illinois: Chicago chapter, circa 1965-1976 311 13 Illinois: Chicago chapter, circa 1977-1993 311 14 Illinois: Coston Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church affiliate, Chicago, Illinois, 1964 311 15 Illinois: Englewood affiliate, 1964-1965 311 16 Illinois: First Methodist Church affiliate, Champaign, Illinois, 1969 311 17 Illinois: First St. Mary Pentecostal Church affiliate, St. Anne, Illinois, 1967 311 18 Illinois: Fundraisers for Freedom affiliate, Chicago, Illinois, 1969-1970 311 19 Illinois: Helpmate Incorporated affiliate, Chicago, Illinois, circa 1973 311 20 Illinois: membership lists, unidentified chapters, 1983 311 21 Illinois: The Progressive Community Center-People's Church affiliate, Chicago, Illinois, 1964 311 22 Illinois: St. Anne Woods Chapel and Community Center affiliate, St. Anne, Illinois, 1964-1968 311 23 Illinois: St. James African Methodist Episcopal Church affiliate, Elgin, Illinois, 1964 311 24 Illinois: St. Peter's African Methodist Episcopal Church affiliate, Decatur, Illinois, 1964 311 25 Illinois: United Front affiliate, Cairo, Illinois, circa 1969 311 26 Illinois: The Woodlawn Organization affiliate, circa 1961-1964 312 1 Indiana: Anderson chapter, 1975 312 2 Indiana: Central Indiana chapter, 1968 312 3 Indiana: Floyd County chapter, undated

184 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 312 4 Indiana: Fort Wayne chapter, 1975 312 5 Indiana: Gary chapter, 1976 312 6 Indiana: Indianapolis chapter, 1969-1982 312 7 Indiana: Jeffersonville chapter, 1992 312 8 Indiana: Marion chapter, circa 1976-1992 312 9 Indiana: membership list, unidentified chapter, 1983 312 10 Indiana: Southern Indiana chapter, 1992-1994 312 11 Iowa: Coe College chapter, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 1966-1967 312 12 Iowa: Coppin Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church affiliate, Fort Dodge, Iowa, 1964 312 13 Iowa: membership list, unidentified chapter, 1982 312 14 Iowa and Illinois: Iowa Illinois Bi-State chapter, circa 1979-1994 312 15 Iowa and Illinois: Iowa Illinois Bi-State chapter, report, 1979 312 16 Kansas: Kansas City chapter, 1980-1983 312 17 Kentucky: The Black Workers Coalition affiliate, Louisville, Kentucky, 1971 312 18 Kentucky: Central Kentucky chapter, 1979-1983 312 19 Kentucky: Kentucky Southern Christian Leadership, circa 1967-1986 312 20 Kentucky: Kentucky Southern Christian Leadership, scrapbook, circa 1974-1975 312 21 Kentucky: list of affiliates, undated 312 22 Kentucky: Louisville chapter, 1995-1996 312 23 Kentucky: Southern Seminary Students affiliate, Louisville, Kentucky, 1967 312 24 Kentucky: St. Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church affiliate, Louisville, Kentucky, 1964 312 25 Louisiana: Baton Rouge chapter, 1991-1999 313 1 Louisiana: Claiborne Parish Civic League affiliate, 1965-1969 313 2 Louisiana: Consumers League of Greater New Orleans affiliate, 1962-1964 313 3 Louisiana: Franklin Parish chapter, 1977-1978 313 4 Louisiana: Jennings chapter, 1973 313 5 Louisiana: lists of affiliates, undated 313 6 Louisiana: Lutcher-Gramercy chapter, 1986-1987 313 7 Louisiana: membership lists, unidentified chapters, 1986-1988 313 8 Louisiana: New Orleans chapter, 1994-1998 313 9 Louisiana: St. Tammany Parish chapter, circa 1987-1994 313 10 Louisiana: state unit, New Orleans, circa 1973-1991 313 11 Louisiana: United Christian Movement affiliate, Shreveport, Louisiana, circa 1963-1964 313 12 Louisiana: West Feliciana Parish chapter, 1976 313 13 Maryland: Anne Arundel County chapter, circa 1973 313 14 Maryland: Baltimore chapter, 1968-2000

185 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 313 15 Maryland: Eastern States of the National United Church Ushers Association of America affiliate, Baltimore, Maryland, 1970 313 16 Maryland: John Wesley United Methodist Church affiliate, Queenstown, Maryland, 1968-1969 313 17 Maryland: membership lists, unidentified chapters, 1981-1986 313 18 Maryland: New Shiloh Baptist Church affiliate, Baltimore, Maryland, undated 313 19 Maryland: People's Organization of Montgomery County affiliate, 1969 313 20 Maryland: Prince George's County chapter, circa 1979-1994 313 21 Maryland: Rockville/Montgomery County chapter, 1990-1996 313 22 Maryland: Seaton Memorial African Methodist Episcopal Church affiliate, Lanham, Maryland, circa 1964 313 23 Maryland: state unit, 1996-2001 313 24 Massachusetts: Greenwood Union Church affiliate, Wakefield, Massachusetts, 1964 313 25 Massachusetts: The Memorial Church at Harvard University affiliate, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1967 313 26 Massachusetts: state unit, 1963-1972 313 27 Michigan: Battle Creek chapter, 1982 313 28 Michigan: Belleville Council of Churches affiliate, Detroit, Michigan, 1968 313 29 Michigan: Benton Harbor chapter, circa 1969 313 30 Michigan: Black Concerned Citizens Committee affiliate, Hamtramck, Michigan, circa 1976 313 31 Michigan: Brown Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church affiliate, Ypsilanti, Michigan, 1965 314 1 Michigan: Detroit Council for Human Rights affiliate, Detroit, Michigan, 1963-1964 314 2 Michigan: list of chapters, 1987 314 3 Michigan: membership lists, unidentified chapters, 1982-1983 314 4 Michigan: Muskegon chapter, 1985 314 5 Michigan: Southwestern Michigan chapter, 1979 314 6 Michigan: St. John Episcopal Church affiliate, Royal Oak, Michigan, 1968 314 7 Michigan: state unit, Detroit, circa 1971-1979 314 8 Michigan: state unit, Detroit, circa 1982-1993 314 9 Michigan: United Community Ministerial Alliance affiliate, Battle Creek, Michigan, 1983 314 10 Midwest Region, 1974 314 11 Mississippi: Buckatunna chapter, 1975 314 12 Mississippi: Citizenship Classes of the SCLC affiliate, Shaw, Mississippi, 1963 314 13 Mississippi: Citizenship Co-ordinating Council affiliate, Tchula, Mississippi, 1963

186 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 314 14 Mississippi: Coahoma County Citizenship Classes affiliate, Clarksdale, Mississippi, undated 314 15 Mississippi: Crowder Improvement Association affiliate, Crowder, Mississippi, 1969 314 16 Mississippi: Falcon Improvement Association affiliate, Falcon, Mississippi, 1968 314 17 Mississippi: field report from Wilkerson County, 1983 314 18 Mississippi: field reports from Natchez, Mississippi, 1965 314 19 Mississippi: Forest County chapter, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, circa 1975 314 20 Mississippi: George County chapter, 1983 314 21 Mississippi: Golden Triangle-North East Mississippi chapter, 1997 314 22 Mississippi: Greene County chapter, undated 314 23 Mississippi: Grenada County Freedom Movement affiliate, Grenada, Mississippi, circa 1967-1968 314 24 Mississippi: Gulfport chapter, 1976 314 25 Mississippi: Hattiesburg chapter, circa 1992-1998 314 26 Mississippi: Holmes County Movement affiliate, Tchula, Mississippi, circa 1963 314 27 Mississippi: Jackson chapter, Jackson, Mississippi, 1995-2003 314 28 Mississippi: Jackson County chapter, Moss Point, Mississippi, 1976-1994 314 29 Mississippi: Jasper County chapter, circa 1976-1978 314 30 Mississippi: list of affiliates, undated 314 31 Mississippi: membership lists, unidentified chapters, circa 1981-1982 314 32 Mississippi: Meridian Action Committee affiliate, 1975 314 33 Mississippi: Methodist Ministers' Alliance affiliate, Jackson, Mississippi, 1964 314 34 Mississippi: Mississippi Regional Council of Leadership affiliate, Mound Bayou, Mississippi, 1963 314 35 Mississippi: North Panola County chapter, circa 1969 314 36 Mississippi: proposal for state convention by R.B. Cottonreeder, circa 1971 314 37 Mississippi: Quitman-Panola chapter, 1984 315 1 Mississippi: SCLC of Southern Mississippi, Clarksdale, Mississippi, 1963 315 2 Mississippi: Tunica County chapter, 1969 315 3 Mississippi: Wayne County chapter, circa 1977-1978 315 4 Mississippi: Yalobusha County Organization for Better Education affiliate, circa 1973-1985 315 5 Missouri: Greater Kansas City chapter, 1972-1989 315 6 Missouri: membership list, unidentified chapters, 1982 315 7 Missouri: Mid-Missouri chapter, Mexico, Missouri, 1982-1998 315 8 Missouri: Mt. Bethel Missionary Baptist Church affiliate, St. Louis, Missouri, 1969 315 9 Missouri: St. Louis chapter, 1974-1982

187 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 315 10 Missouri: West Side Missionary Baptist Church affiliate, St. Louis, Missouri, 1969 315 11 Montana: St. Andrews United Presbyterian Church affiliate, Billings, Montana, 1968 315 12 Nevada: Las Vegas chapter, circa 1976-1982 315 13 Nevada: unidentified chapter, North Las Vegas, Nevada, undated 315 14 New Hampshire: Portsmouth chapter, 1997-1998 315 15 New Jersey: Camden County chapter, 1968 315 16 New Jersey: membership lists, unidentified chapters, 1983-1985 315 17 New Jersey: Mercer County chapter, circa 1968-1972 315 18 New Jersey: New Civic Group United Tenant Union, Incorporated affiliate, Paterson, New Jersey, circa 1968-1969 315 19 New Jersey: Newark chapter, 1974-1982 315 20 New Jersey: New Jersey Leadership Conference chapter, Elizabeth, New Jersey, 1970 315 21 New Jersey: North Jersey affiliates meeting, 1968 315 22 New Jersey: Passaic County chapter, 1968-1969 315 23 New Jersey: Plainfield chapter, 1968-1969 315 24 New Jersey: St. James African Methodist Episcopal Church affiliate, Ocean City, New Jersey, 1964 315 25 New Mexico: Albuquerque chapter, circa 1992-2001 315 26 New York: 143rd Assembly District Club affiliate, Buffalo, New York, 1969 315 27 New York: Antioch Baptist Church affiliate, Brooklyn, New York, 1967-1968 315 28 New York: Bethany Baptist Church affiliate, Brooklyn, New York, 1973 315 29 New York: Buffalo chapter, circa 1969-1970 315 30 New York: Canaan Baptist Church affiliate, New York, New York, 1973 315 31 New York: The Community Church of Morrisania affiliate, The Bronx, New York, 1964 315 32 New York: Covenant Baptist Church affiliate, New York, New York, 1973 315 33 New York: Erie County chapter, circa 1980-2001 315 34 New York: First Baptist Church affiliate, Bridgehampton, New York, circa 1978 315 35 New York: First Baptist Church affiliate, Glen Cove, New York, 1973 315 36 New York: membership lists, unidentified chapters, circa 1983-1985 315 37 New York: New York City chapter, circa 1978 315 38 New York: Project A-440 affiliate, Brooklyn, New York, circa 1968 315 39 New York: Queens chapter, circa 1967 315 40 New York: Queens Cliso Corporation affiliate, St. Albans, New York, 1967 316 1 New York: Rochester chapter, circa 1968-1973 316 2 New York: Rochester chapter, circa 1974-2000 316 3 New York: Rochester Soul Festival affiliate, Rochester, New York, 1973-1979

188 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 316 4 New York: Rockville Center chapter, 1968-1970 316 5 New York: Shrine of the Black Madonna chapter, Long Island, New York, 1970 316 6 New York: Staten Island chapter, circa 1973-1979 316 7 New York: True Vine Missionary Baptist Church affiliate, Syracuse, New York, 1966-1970 316 8 New York: Walls Memorial African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church affiliate, Buffalo, New York, 1969-1970 316 9 New York: Wesley Christian Methodist Episcopal Church affiliate, Brooklyn, New York, 1964 316 10 North Atlantic Region, circa 1980-1997 316 11 North Carolina: Asheville chapter, circa 1975-1991 316 12 North Carolina: Beaufort County chapter, circa 1991-2001 316 13 North Carolina: Bertie County chapter, undated 316 14 North Carolina: Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church affiliate, Reidsville, North Carolina, 1964 316 15 North Carolina: Charlotte-Mecklenburg chapter, circa 1983-1990 316 16 North Carolina: Citizens Committee for Equal Rights affiliate, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, 1964-1966 316 17 North Carolina: Crusaders Association for Relief and Enlightenment affiliate, Monroe, North Carolina, 1963 316 18 North Carolina: Crusaders for Christ affiliate, Williamston, North Carolina, 1970 316 19 North Carolina: Cumberland County chapter, 1980 316 20 North Carolina: chapter, circa 1964 316 21 North Carolina: Durham chapter, circa 1982-1985 316 22 North Carolina: Fayetteville chapter, circa 1976-1982 316 23 North Carolina: field reports from Craven County, North Carolina, 1965 316 24 North Carolina: The First Baptist Church affiliate, Hertford, North Carolina, 1964 316 25 North Carolina: Franklin County chapter, 1983 317 1 North Carolina: Golden Frinks, field secretary, circa 1964-1990 317 2 North Carolina: Halifax County Voters Movement affiliate, Weldon, North Carolina, circa 1964-1969 317 3 North Carolina: Havelock Community Organization affiliate, Havelock, North Carolina, undated 317 4 North Carolina: Henderson chapter, 1976 317 5 North Carolina: Joint Orange-Chatham Community Action, Incorporated affiliate, Pittsboro, North Carolina, 1978 317 6 North Carolina: Jones County chapter, 1994 317 7 North Carolina: Lenoir County chapter, 1985 317 8 North Carolina: membership lists, unidentified chapters, circa 1982-1985

189 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 317 9 North Carolina: Mt. Zion Baptist Church Committee of 100 affiliate, Salisbury, North Carolina, 1979 317 10 North Carolina: New Bern Civil Rights Committee affiliate, New Bern, North Carolina, circa 1964-1969 317 11 North Carolina: New Sawyer Creek Baptist Church affiliate, Belcross, North Carolina, 1963-1964 317 12 North Carolina: northeastern North Carolina chapters, circa 1962-1966 317 13 North Carolina: Operation Forward for Justice affiliate, Rocky Mount, North Carolina, 1978 317 14 North Carolina: Pitt County chapter, circa 1969-2002 317 15 North Carolina: Plymouth chapter, 1965-1966 317 16 North Carolina: Reedy Creek Missionary Baptist Association affiliate, Louisburg, North Carolina, 1963 317 17 North Carolina: Rocky Mount Voters League affiliate, Rocky Mount, North Carolina, 1964-1969 317 18 North Carolina: Sawyer Creek chapter, Belcross, North Carolina, 1963 317 19 North Carolina: Shiloh Baptist Church affiliate, Belcross, North Carolina, 1964 317 20 North Carolina: state unit, circa 1968-1989 317 21 North Carolina: Tabernacle Baptist Church affiliate, Asheville, North Carolina, 1967 317 22 North Carolina: Thomasville chapter, circa 1968-1979 317 23 North Carolina: Vance-Warren Counties chapter, circa 1982-1986 317 24 North Carolina: Western District Number 1 affiliate, Charlotte, North Carolina, 1969 317 25 North Carolina: Williamston chapter, circa 1963-1969 317 26 North Carolina: Wilmington chapter, circa 1989-1991 317 27 North Carolina: Winston-Salem College affiliate, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, 1963 317 28 Ohio: Allegheny West Conference of Seventh-Day Adventists affiliate, Columbus, Ohio, 1987 317 29 Ohio: Bruce Klunder Freedom House, Inc. affiliate, Cleveland, Ohio, 1967 317 30 Ohio: Cincinnati chapter, circa 1965-2001 318 1 Ohio: Cleveland chapter, circa 1968-1970 318 2 Ohio: Cleveland chapter, 1988-2002 318 3 Ohio: Columbus chapter, 1990 318 4 Ohio: Dayton chapter, circa 1968-2001 318 5 Ohio: Emmanuel Memorial Progressive Neo-Pentecostal Church affiliate, Columbus, Ohio, 1979 318 6 Ohio: Fayette-Haywood Workcamps affiliate, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1966-1970 318 7 Ohio: The Glenville United Presbyterian Church, U.S.A. and Community Center affiliate, Cleveland, Ohio, 1968

190 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 318 8 Ohio: membership list, unidentified chapters, 1990 318 9 Ohio: Middletown Council for Human Dignity affiliate, Middletown, Ohio, 1968-1969 318 10 Ohio: Model Cities Urban General Assembly, Inc. affiliate, Columbus, Ohio, undated 318 11 Ohio: Orrville/Wayne County chapter, 1989 318 12 Ohio: Piqua chapter, 1971 318 13 Ohio: Revelation Baptist Church affiliate, Cincinnati, Ohio, circa 1964 318 14 Ohio: Spelman Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church affiliate, Kent, Ohio, 1964 318 15 Ohio: Toledo chapter, 1968-1971 318 16 Ohio: Union Grove Baptist Church affiliate, Cleveland, Ohio, 1968 318 17 Ohio: Valley Christian Improvement Association affiliate, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1968-1970 318 18 Oklahoma: Oklahoma City chapter, 1969 318 19 Oklahoma: St. James African Methodist Episcopal Church affiliate, Arcadia, Oklahoma, 1964 318 20 Oklahoma and Texas: Oklahoma and Texas Freedom Movement affiliate, Frederick, Oklahoma, 1965-1971 318 21 Pennsylvania: Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church affiliate, Pottstown, Pennsylvania, 1964 318 22 Pennsylvania: Christian Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church affiliate, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1964 318 23 Pennsylvania: Church of God in Christ affiliate, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1965 318 24 Pennsylvania: Delaware County chapter, 1978 318 25 Pennsylvania: Mt. Olivet Baptist Church affiliate, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1969-1973 318 26 Pennsylvania: Philadelphia chapter, 1968-1974 319 1 Pennsylvania: Philadelphia chapter, circa 1975-1998 319 2 Pennsylvania: "The Phoenixville Report," field report by Ray Betts and Cedric Moore, 1969 319 3 Pennsylvania: Shorter African Methodist Episcopal Church affiliate, Morton, Pennsylvania, 1964 319 4 Rhode Island: Church of the Mediator affiliate, Providence, Rhode Island, circa 1968 319 5 Rhode Island: Olney Street Baptist Church affiliate, Providence, Rhode Island, circa 1963-1964 319 6 SCLC-North, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1995-1996 319 7 SCLC-Western Regional Division, Los Angeles, California, circa 1964-1975 319 8 SCLC-Western Regional Division, Los Angeles, California, 1976-1981

191 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 319 9 South Carolina: Bamberg County Improvement Association affiliate, Denmark, South Carolina, 1969 319 10 South Carolina: Charleston chapter, 1991 319 11 South Carolina: Citizens Committee of Charleston County affiliate, Charleston, South Carolina, 1964-1966 319 12 South Carolina: District for Citizens Committee affiliate, Columbia, South Carolina, 1969 319 13 South Carolina: Edgefield Improvement Association affiliate, Edgefield, South Carolina, 1962 319 14 South Carolina: Esau Jenkins, regional representative, 1964 319 15 South Carolina: Fairfield County Improvement Association affiliate, Newberry, South Carolina, circa 1964 319 16 South Carolina: field reports by Eugene W. Hagans, circa 1965 319 17 South Carolina: field reports by Jesse Taylor, 1982 319 18 South Carolina: Friendly Improvement Organization affiliate, Pineville, South Carolina, undated 319 19 South Carolina: George Washington Carver Voters League affiliate, Summerville, South Carolina, 1964 319 20 South Carolina: Greenville Christian Leadership Council affiliate, Greenville, South Carolina, circa 1964-1969 319 21 South Carolina: Hilton Head chapter, 1978 319 22 South Carolina: Hilton Head Progressive Club affiliate, Hilton Head, South Carolina, 1969-1976 319 23 South Carolina: Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance affiliate, Columbia, South Carolina, 1964 319 24 South Carolina: Kingstree chapter, 1963-1978 319 25 South Carolina: Lawtonship Improvement Association affiliate, Garnett, South Carolina, circa 1964 319 26 South Carolina: Marion chapter, 1992 319 27 South Carolina: Marlboro County chapter, 1982-1987 319 28 South Carolina: membership lists, unidentified chapters, circa 1982-1985 319 29 South Carolina: Mt. Zion Church affiliate, Winsboro, South Carolina, 1963 319 30 South Carolina: Newberry Improvement Association affiliate, Newberry, South Carolina, 1963-1966 319 31 South Carolina: New Ebenezer Baptist Church affiliate, Columbia, South Carolina, circa 1963 319 32 South Carolina: Northside Club affiliate, Belton, South Carolina, 1968-1969 319 33 South Carolina: Richland County Citizens affiliate, Columbia, South Carolina, 1969 319 34 South Carolina: Ridgeway Baptist Church affiliate, 1964

192 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 319 35 South Carolina: Ridgewood Baptist Church affiliate, Columbia, South Carolina, 1963-1964 319 36 South Carolina: Second Nazareth Baptist Church affiliate, Columbia, South Carolina, circa 1967 319 37 South Carolina: South Carolina Coastal chapter, 1995-1998 319 38 South Carolina: Trident Area chapter, 1998-2002 319 39 South Carolina: Trinity Methodist Church, Orangeburg, South Carolina, 1963 319 40 South Carolina: Union Community Workshop Association affiliate, Union, South Carolina, 1965 319 41 South Carolina: Voter League affiliate, Garnett, South Carolina, undated 319 42 South Carolina: Wagener Improvement League affiliate, Wagener, South Carolina, 1963-1970 320 1 Tennessee: Antioch Primitive Baptist Church affiliate, Chattanooga, Tennessee, 1964 320 2 Tennessee: Chattanooga chapter, circa 1991 320 3 Tennessee: Chattanooga Christian Leadership Council affiliate, Chattanooga, Tennessee, 1964-1966 320 4 Tennessee: The Chattanooga Council for Cooperative Action affiliate, 1964-1966 320 5 Tennessee: First Baptist Church, Capitol Hill affiliate, Nashville, Tennessee, 1970 320 6 Tennessee: Haywood County Charity Club affiliate, Brownsville, Tennessee, circa 1965 320 7 Tennessee: Johnson City/Elizabeth chapter, 1991 320 8 Tennessee: list of Tennessee affiliates, undated 320 9 Tennessee: Memphis chapter, circa 1968 320 10 Tennessee: Memphis chapter, circa 1990-1994 320 11 Tennessee: Memphis Mobilization Contingent affiliate, Memphis, Tennessee, undated 320 12 Tennessee: Nashville chapter, circa 1989-1990 320 13 Tennessee: Nashville Christian Leadership Council affiliate, Nashville, Tennessee, 1961-1968 320 14 Tennessee: Patten Memorial Zion Church affiliate, Chattanooga, Tennessee, 1964 320 15 Tennessee: South Central Conference of Seventh-Day Adventists affiliate, Nashville, Tennessee, 1987 320 16 Tennessee: Tennessee Christian Leadership Conference, circa 1960 320 17 Tennessee: Tennessee Christian Movement affiliate, 1969 320 18 Tennessee: Waverly Christian Leadership Council affiliate, Waverly, Tennessee, circa 1961 320 19 Tennessee: W.O.M.E.N. affiliate, Memphis, Tennessee, undated 320 20 Texas: Beaumont chapter, undated

193 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 320 21 Texas: Beaumont United for Freedom affiliate, Beaumont, Texas, 1964 320 22 Texas: Bethlehem Baptist Church affiliate, Boling, Texas, undated 320 23 Texas: Carver Civic League affiliate, Corpus Christi, Texas, 1973-1974 320 24 Texas: Central Garden Baptist Church affiliate, Houston, Texas, undated 320 25 Texas: Dallas chapter, circa 1976-1995 320 26 Texas: field report by B.T. Bonner from Austin, Texas, 1965 320 27 Texas: Fort Worth chapter, 1964 320 28 Texas: Fort Worth chapter, circa 1992 320 29 Texas: Houston chapter, circa 1967-1981 320 30 Texas: Huntsville Action for YOU affiliate, Huntsville, Texas, 1965 320 31 Texas: Lutheran Society affiliate, Houston, Texas, undated 320 32 Texas: Marshall E. Hodge, Regional Director of the state of Texas, undated 320 33 Texas: membership list, unidentified chapter, 1983 320 34 Texas: San Antonio chapter, circa 1987-1990 320 35 Texas: St. John Baptist Church affiliate, Dallas, Texas, 1973 320 36 Texas: Strake Jesuit Sodality affiliate, Houston, Texas, circa 1968 320 37 Texas: Texas Woman's University chapter, Denton, Texas, undated 320 38 Texas: United Fundamentalist Baptist Church affiliate, Wichita Falls, Texas, 1967 320 39 Texas: Wichita County Human Relations Committee affiliate, Wichita Falls, Texas, undated 320 40 Texas: Wichita Falls Citizens Committee affiliate, Wichita Falls, Texas, 1966-1968 320 41 Texas: "Why SCLC Should Organize in Texas," undated 320 42 Virginia: Bank Street Baptist Church affiliate, Norfolk, Virginia, 1967 320 43 Virginia: Bedford chapter, circa 1996-1999 320 44 Virginia: Brunswick County League for Progress affiliate, Lawrenceville, Virginia, 1986-1989 320 45 Virginia: Chesterfield chapter, undated 320 46 Virginia: Court Street Baptist Church affiliate, Lynchburg, Virginia, undated 321 1 Virginia: Danville Christian Progressive Association, 1963-1964 321 2 Virginia: Danville/Pittsylvania County chapter, circa 1988-1996 321 3 Virginia: Dinwiddie chapter, undated 321 4 Virginia: Dunwoody chapter, 1996 321 5 Virginia: East-End Baptist Church affiliate, Suffolk, Virginia, 1964 321 6 Virginia: Emporia chapter, circa 1996 321 7 Virginia: Fourth Congressional District Voters League affiliate, Hopewell, Virginia, undated 321 8 Virginia: The Franklin Improvement Association affiliate, Franklin, Virginia, undated

194 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 321 9 Virginia: Gillfield Baptist Church affiliate, Petersburg, Virginia, circa 1966 321 10 Virginia: Hampton Roads chapter, 1992 321 11 Virginia: Henry County Civic League affiliate, Martinsville, Virginia, 1963 321 12 Virginia: Herbert V. Coulton, field secretary, circa 1965-1968 321 13 Virginia: Hopewell Action Council affiliate, Hopewell, Virginia, undated 321 14 Virginia: Hopewell Improvement Association affiliate, Hopewell, Virginia, 1962-1964 321 15 Virginia: list of affiliates, undated 321 16 Virginia: The Little Gilfield Baptist Church affiliate, Ivor, Virginia, undated 321 17 Virginia: Lynchburg chapter, circa 1962-1984 321 18 Virginia: Lynchburg Improvement Association affiliate, Lynchburg, Virginia, 1964 321 19 Virginia: Mecklenburg County chapter, circa 1964-1968 321 20 Virginia: membership lists, unidentified chapters, circa 1983-1996 321 21 Virginia: New Calvary Baptist Church affiliate, 1966 321 22 Virginia: Newport News chapter, circa 1996 321 23 Virginia: Norfolk chapter, 1963-2001 321 24 Virginia: Norfolk Council-National Council of Negro Women affiliate, Norfolk, Virginia, 1964 321 25 Virginia: Northern Neck chapter, 1964 321 26 Virginia: Petersburg chapter, undated 321 27 Virginia: Petersburg Improvement Association affiliate, Petersburg, Virginia, 1961-1966 321 28 Virginia: Portsmouth chapter, 1969 321 29 Virginia: Prince George chapter, circa 1996 321 30 Virginia: Religious, Political, and Social Group of Mt. Level Church affiliate, Dinwiddie, Virginia, circa 1964 321 31 Virginia: Richmond chapter, circa 1982-1985 321 32 Virginia: Roanoke chapter, circa 1996 321 33 Virginia: Shiloh Baptist Church affiliate, Norfolk, Virginia, 1963 321 34 Virginia: St. Paul Christian Methodist Episcopal Church affiliate, Limeton, Virginia, and Williams Chapel Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, Front Royal, Virginia, 1964 321 35 Virginia: state convention, eighth annual, 1987 321 36 Virginia: state unit, undated 321 37 Virginia: state unit, 1960-1971 322 1 Virginia: state unit, circa 1980-1989 322 2 Virginia: state unit, circa 1993-2004 322 3 Virginia: Suffolk chapter, 1969 322 4 Virginia: Third Baptist Church affiliate, Portsmouth, Virginia, 1964

195 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 322 5 Virginia: Tidewater chapter, circa 1967-1996 322 6 Virginia: Union Baptist Church affiliate, Hopewell, Virginia, undated 322 7 Virginia: Zion Baptist Church affiliate, Hampton, Virginia, undated 322 8 Washington: Benefit Guild affiliate, Seattle, Washington, circa 1964-1970 322 9 Washington: Black Voters League affiliate, Seattle, Washington, 1969 322 10 Washington: Friends of SCLC affiliate, Walla Walla, Washington, 1966-1967 322 11 Washington: International Association of Black Professional Fire Fighters affiliate, Seattle, Washington, 1985 322 12 Washington: Negro Voters League of the State of Washington affiliate, Seattle, Washington, circa 1969 322 13 Washington: Seattle Movement affiliate, Seattle, Washington, 1973 322 14 Washington, D.C.: Ashbury United Methodist Church affiliate, Washington, D.C., 1973 322 15 Washington, D.C.: Bible Way Church of the Lord Jesus Christ, World Wide, Incorporated affiliate, Washington, D.C., 1968 322 16 Washington, D.C.: Church of the Redeemer affiliate, Washington, D.C., 1970 322 17 Washington, D.C.: District of Columbia Metropolitan chapter, circa 1974-1993 322 18 Washington, D.C.: Mt. Moriah Baptist Church affiliate, Washington, D.C., 1964-1970 322 19 Washington, D.C.: National Education Association Center for Human Relations affiliate, Washington, D.C., 1970 322 20 Washington, D.C.: The National Participation Council affiliate, Washington, D.C., 1979 322 21 Washington, D.C.: Pilgrim African Methodist Episcopal Church affiliate, Washington, D.C., 1964 322 22 Washington, D.C.: Progressive National Baptist Convention affiliate, Washington, D.C., 1964 322 23 Washington, D.C.: Purity Baptist Church affiliate, Washington, D.C., circa 1964 322 24 Washington, D.C.: Washington Association of Affiliates of SCLC, 1967 322 25 Washington, D.C.: Washington Metropolitan Bureau, 1964-1975 322 26 West Virginia: Beth Shema Organization, Incorporated affiliate, Mt. Hope, West Virginia, circa 1980 322 27 West Virginia: United Neighborhood Interests Organization Network affiliate, Charleston, West Virginia, 1965-1966 322 28 Wisconsin: Beloit chapter, Beloit, Wisconsin, 1992 322 29 Wisconsin: Black Union Army affiliate, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1968 322 30 Wisconsin: Inner-City Ministries Incorporated affiliate, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1979 322 31 Wyoming: United Presbyterian Church affiliate, Guernsey, Wyoming, 1968-1969

196 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Series 6 Department of Communications records, 1960-2005 Boxes 323 - 381; OP13; XOP4

Historical Note The Department of Communications, previously known as the Office of Information and the Department of Public Relations, controlled the release of information to the media through press releases and oversaw the publication of various periodicals.

Scope and Content Note The series consists of the records of the Department of Communications from 1960-2005. The series includes correspondence; office files, including the majority of the administrative files of the department such as reports, memoranda and planning files; materials relating to publications, including Soul Force and SCLC Magazine; and press releases. The series documents the activities of the Communications Directors, including: Junius Griffin (1966); Tom Offenburger (circa 1967-1971); Tyrone Brooks (1974-?); Carole Parks (1978-1979); Rick Dunn (1979-1980); Pat Roberts (1980); Evelyn Newman (1980-1982); Tommy Calimee (1982); Rhonda Copenny- Moss (1982-1984); Quentin Bradford (1984-1986); Marti Chitwood (1986-1987); Darryl Gray (circa 1989); Mike Dejoie (1992-1994); Deric Gilliard (1994-1997); David Stokes (late 1990s); and Sheriee Bowman (circa 2002). The bulk of the series relates to the tenures of Tom Offenburger, Mike Dejoie, and Deric Gilliard. The series also includes the records of Keith Silver, Kim Miller, and Sonja Roberts, staff members who worked for the department.

Arrangement Note Organized into four subseries: (6.1) Department of Communications correspondence, (6.2) Department of Communications office files, (6.3) Publications, and (6.4) Press releases.

197 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 6.1 Department of Communications correspondence, 1963-2003 Boxes 323 - 330

Scope and Content Note The subseries contains correspondence from 1963-2003, but largely dating to the tenures of Tom Offenburger, Mike Dejoie, and Deric Gilliard. The correspondence is of a general nature and includes requests for information about SCLC and its activities, and correspondence pertaining to publications.

Arrangement Note Arranged in chronological order.

Box Folder Content 323 1 Drafts, undated 323 2 Fragments, undated 323 3 Fragments, 1985-1995 323 4 Undated [1 of 2] 323 5 Undated [2 of 2] 323 6 1963-1965 323 7 1966 January-February 323 8 1966 March 323 9 1966 April-December 323 10 1967 January-July 324 1 1967 August-December 324 2 1968 January 324 3 1968 February 324 4 1968 March-April 324 5 1968 May-September 324 6 1968 October-December 324 7 1969 January-March 325 1 1969 April-December 325 2 1970 325 3 1971 circa 325 4 1971 January-April 325 5 1971 May-August 325 6 1971 September-October 325 7 1971 November-December 325 8 1972 January 326 1 1972 February 326 2 1972 March-May

198 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 326 3 1972 June-December 326 4 1973-1974 326 5 1975-1976 326 6 1977-1979 326 7 1980 327 1 1981 January-April 327 2 1981 June-December 327 3 1982 327 4 1983 327 5 1984 January-July 327 6 1984 August-December 327 7 1985 328 1 1986 328 2 1987 328 3 1988-1989 328 4 1990 January-August 328 5 1990 September-December 328 6 1991 January-April 328 7 1991 May-December 329 1 1992 January-June 329 2 1992 July-December 329 3 1993 329 4 1994 329 5 1995 January-April 329 6 1995 May-December 330 1 1996 January-May 330 2 1996 June-December 330 3 1997 January-June 330 4 1997 July-December 330 5 1998-1999 330 6 2000-2003

199 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 6.2 Department of Communications office files, 1960-2004 Boxes 331 - 365; XOP4

Scope and Content Note The subseries contains office files from 1960-2004, the majority of which date from the directorships of Tom Offenburger, Mike Dejoie, and Deric Gilliard. The subseries includes files for events and programs; materials relating to the media and media relations; memoranda; meeting agendas and minutes; reports; and subject files relating to prominent individuals and other organizations. Folders entitled "Biographical material" contain biographical sketches and curriculum vitae of SCLC staff and others. These files were created to serve as quick reference guides and are different from additional subject files documenting prominent individuals and staff. Those subject files contain more general information collected by the department. Of particular interest are files pertaining to the Poor People's Campaign and the National Convention.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Box Folder Content 331 1 11-Alive Community Council, 1985 331 2 Abernathy, Ralph David, 1991 331 3 Abernathy, Ralph David, And the Walls Came Tumbling Down, 1989 331 4 Abernathy, Ralph David, participation in the International Inter-Religious Symposium on Peace in India, 1968 331 5 Abu-Jamal, Mumia, 1995 331 6 The Actors and Writers Workshop, Inc., establishment of a scholarship fund in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr., 1968 331 7 Advertising, 1978-1979 331 8 Advertising in union publications, 1965 331 9 Advertising rates, undated 331 10 Affirmative Action, 1979-1998 331 11 Africa, 1966-1994 331 12 African-African American Summit, 1st annual, 1991 331 13 African-African American Summit, 3rd annual, 1995 331 14 The Afro-American Bicentennial Corporation, 1971 331 15 Aid to Imprisoned Mothers, 1991 331 16 AIDS, circa 1991-1994 331 17 Alabama State College protests, 1969 331 18 Alexander, T.M., Jr., statement, 1966 331 19 The Alliance to End Childhood Lead Poisoning, 2000 331 20 Alls, Howard, 1997

200 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 331 21 American Heart Association Editors Conference on Cardiovascular Disease in African Americans, conference packet, 1991 331 22 American Indian Movement, circa 1968-1992 332 1 "Amnesty: A Moral Forgiveness," SCLC position paper, 1974 332 2 Anheuser-Busch Company boycott, 1982 332 3 Appeal letters, 1965-1966 332 4 Appeal letters, 1990-1992 332 5 Army compliance with Equal Employment Opportunity provisions, circa 1996 332 6 Army surveillance of civil rights leaders, circa 1993 332 7 Ascension Parish, Louisiana, undated 332 8 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., anniversary, undated 332 9 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 1st anniversary, 1969 332 10 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 5th anniversary, 1973 332 11 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 11th anniversary, 1980 332 12 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 15th anniversary, 1983 332 13 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 16th anniversary, 1984 332 14 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 17th anniversary, 1985 332 15 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 22nd anniversary, 1990 332 16 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 23rd anniversary, 1991 332 17 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 24th anniversary, 1992 332 18 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 25th anniversary, 1993 332 19 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 26th anniversary, 1994 332 20 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 27th anniversary, 1995 332 21 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 28th anniversary, 1996 332 22 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 29th anniversary, 1997 332 23 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 30th anniversary, 1998 332 24 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 35th anniversary, 2003 332 25 Assault on Illiteracy Program, 1983-1992 332 26 Assessment of local government's Equal Employment Opportunity and Affirmative Action Programs, undated 332 27 The Atlanta Child Murders film on CBS, 1985 332 28 Atlanta Comprehensive Employment and Training Act Summer Youth Employment Program workshop packet, 1981 332 29 Atlanta Cycling Invitational, 1995 332 30 Atlanta Daily World advertisement, 1989 332 31 Atlanta Ministries for Racial Justice Now, statement, 1967 332 32 Atlanta Nuclear Test Ban Coalition, 1986 332 33 Atlanta Post-Vice Presidential Debate Town Hall Meeting, 1992 332 34 Atlanta riots, 1966 333 1 AT&T, circa 1993

201 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 333 2 Attica prison, 1971 333 3 Audio-visual equipment, 1966 333 4 Basic Adult Education Project for Urban Negroes, Chicago, Illinois, circa 1967 [See also Subseries 14.1: Financial Department office files] 333 5 Before and After the Flood, play by The Workshop, Incorporated, Atlanta, Georgia, 1967 333 6 The Bethune-Davis Fund annual dinner, 1995 333 7 Beyond 2007: Voting in the 21st Century Voting Rights Forum, 1997 333 8 Billboards, 1993 333 9 Biographical material, Abernathy, Ralph David, undated 333 10 Biographical material, Adams, John Hurst, 1988 333 11 Biographical material, Alexander, Cameron, undated 333 12 Biographical material, Bajoie, Diana E., undated 333 13 Biographical material, Borders, William Holmes, undated 333 14 Biographical material, Brockman, Nathaniel, undated 333 15 Biographical material, Brooks, Tyrone, 1994 333 16 Biographical material, Brown, E. Lynn, undated 333 17 Biographical material, Carne, Jean, undated 333 18 Biographical material, Chitwood, Marti, undated 333 19 Biographical material, Clayton, Xernona, 1983 333 20 Biographical material, Coles, Joseph C., Jr., undated 333 21 Biographical material, Copenny, Rhonda L., undated 333 22 Biographical material, Cordy, Thomas O., 1983 333 23 Biographical material, Cottrell, Isabell P., 1989 333 24 Biographical material, Davenport, Brenda J., undated 333 25 Biographical material, Davis, Pat, circa 1983 333 26 Biographical material, Day, Elaine, 1992 333 27 Biographical material, Dillard, Cassandra, 1993 333 28 Biographical material, Farris, Carl E., undated 333 29 Biographical material, Fauntroy, Walter E., undated 333 30 Biographical material, Gilliard, Deric, undated 333 31 Biographical material, Gordon, W. Carl, Jr., undated 333 32 Biographical material, Gregory, Roxanne J., undated 333 33 Biographical material, Hill, Jesse, Jr., undated 333 34 Biographical material, Jacob, John E., circa 1993 333 35 Biographical material, Johnson, Diane Harvey, circa 1982 333 36 Biographical material, Jones, Major J., undated 333 37 Biographical material, Kennedy, Annie Brown, undated 333 38 Biographical material, Kennedy, Yvonne, 1983 333 39 Biographical material, Kidd, Mae Street, 1982

202 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 333 40 Biographical material, King, Coretta Scott, undated 333 41 Biographical material, King, Martin Luther, Jr., undated 333 42 Biographical material, Lafayette, Bernard, undated 333 43 Biographical material, Lafontant, Jewel S., 1988 333 44 Biographical material, Lawson, James M., undated 333 45 Biographical material, Lee, Bernard, 1970 333 46 Biographical material, Leland, Mickey, 1979 333 47 Biographical material, Lowery, Evelyn, undated 333 48 Biographical material, Lowery, Joseph, undated 333 49 Biographical material, Miles, Mary, undated 333 50 Biographical material, Mitchell, Parren J., 1982 333 51 Biographical material, Moore, Frederick, undated 333 52 Biographical material, Morris, Calvin S., 1970 333 53 Biographical material, Nettles, John S., undated 333 54 Biographical material, Norton, Eleanor Holmes, undated 334 1 Biographical material, Osburn, E. Randel T., undated 334 2 Biographical material, Parks, Rosa, 1992 334 3 Biographical material, Patterson, Roy, undated 334 4 Biographical material, Roberts, Joseph Lawrence, Jr., undated 334 5 Biographical material, Rolark, Calvin W., undated 334 6 Biographical material, Rustin, Bayard, undated 334 7 Biographical material, Rutherford, William A., undated 334 8 Biographical material, Shuttlesworth, Fred, undated 334 9 Biographical material, Silver, Keith, 1992 334 10 Biographical material, Sinkfield, Georganna T., undated 334 11 Biographical material, Smith, Fred Douglas, Jr., undated 334 12 Biographical material, Smith, Kelly Miller, Sr., undated 334 13 Biographical material, Steele, C.K., 1978 334 14 Biographical material, Swan, Richard Dana, undated 334 15 Biographical material, Talbot, Frederick Hilborn, undated 334 16 Biographical material, Thornton, Jarushia, undated 334 17 Biographical material, Thurman, Horace, 1993 334 18 Biographical material, Trimiar, Samuel W., undated 334 19 Biographical material, Tyran, Minnie, circa 1992 334 20 Biographical material, Vivian, C.T., undated 334 21 Biographical material, Walker, William, undated 334 22 Biographical material, Walker, Wyatt Tee, undated 334 23 Biographical material, Williams, Hosea, undated 334 24 Biographical material, Williams, Lula Jo, undated

203 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 334 25 Biographical material, Wood, James R., 1960 334 26 Biographical material, Young, Andrew J., undated 334 27 Biographical material, Young, Andrew J., 1982 334 28 Biographical material, Young, Claude R., undated 334 29 Birmingham Civil Rights Institute (Alabama), information packet, 1997 334 30 Birthday observances for Martin Luther King, Jr., 1979-1997 334 31 "Black and Red; or Black and White?" 1993 334 32 Black Authors and Published Writers Directory, 1992 334 33 Black Child Development Institute, 1972 334 34 "The Black Church in Urban Affairs," course offered by SCLC and the Interdenominational Theological Center, undated 334 35 Black elected officials, 1991 334 36 Black farmers, circa 1975-1988 334 37 Black Jews, undated 334 38 Black, Robert Ray, Jr., police shooting victim, 1976 334 39 Black Leadership Forum, 1992-1997 334 40 "Black Manifesto," undated 334 41 Black Methodists for Church Renewal, 1981 334 42 Black newspapers 334 43 Black-on-Black Crime Task Force on Violence and Spirituality, circa 1991-1993 334 44 Black Panther Party, undated 334 45 Black political candidates in Alabama, circa 1965-1966 335 1 Black power, circa 1966-1967 335 2 Black Rose Ball, 10th annual, 1991 335 3 Black Seminoles, undated 335 4 Black Women's Roundtable, 1996 335 5 Black Youth Leadership Council, 1997 335 6 Black Youth Vote Coalition, 1996 335 7 "Blacks in Atlanta: Organize or Perish," undated 335 8 Blacks in sports, circa 1992 335 9 Blackwell, Randolph T., 1981 335 10 Board of Directors meeting, 1978 335 11 Bogue, Donald J. and Jan E. Dizard, "Race, Ethnic Prejudice, and Discrimination as Viewed by Subordinate and Superordinate Groups," 1964 335 12 Bombings in Ayden, North Carolina, 1971 335 13 Bond, Julian, 1965-1966 335 14 Borders, William Holmes, Sr., 1993 335 15 Bork, Robert H., nomination to the Supreme Court, 1987 335 16 Boycott of Colorado, 1992 335 17 Boycott of Dallas, Texas, over redistricting, 1991

204 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 335 18 Boycott of Kmart, Greensboro, North Carolina, 1995 335 19 Brady Bill, 1993 335 20 Branding and marketing, circa 2002 335 21 Brewster, Eddie Lee, 1996 335 22 Bridges, Bernard J., circa 1997 335 23 Broadbent, Robert, 1992 335 24 Brooks, Betty Ann, 1997 335 25 Brooks, Tyrone, "Unwarranted, Conspiratorial Racist Attacks on Black Leaders," report presented to The People's Coalition to Save A. Reginald Eaves, March 8, 1978 335 26 Brown v. Board of Education, 40th anniversary, 1994 335 27 Budgets, 1965-1996 335 28 Buffalo soldiers, 1993 335 29 Bullock, Ilia Lee, undated 335 30 Bullock, Larry S., "Monitoring Federal Reserve Sharing," speech to SCLC, circa 1974 335 31 Burger King, 1993 335 32 Burrelle's Press Clipping Service, 1990 335 33 Business cards, undated 335 34 Button, badge, and pennant orders, 1963-1964 335 35 Cable Atlanta, Inc., 1984 336 1 Calendars, circa 1990-1991 336 2 A Call for Unity, May-August 1992 336 3 A Call for Unity, September-December 1992 336 4 A Call for Unity, 1993 336 5 Call to Manhood Conference, 1993 336 6 Caravan to Washington in support of African American and Native American farmers, 1992 336 7 Carnes, Edward, 1992 336 8 Carpenter, Joseph, "Toward an African Philosophy of Human Liberation," undated 336 9 Carter, Bonita, police shooting victim, 1979 336 10 Carthan, Eddie, mayor of Tchula, Mississippi, 1982 336 11 Census Bureau, 1991-1992 336 12 Central Intelligence Agency drug trafficking allegations, 1996 336 13 Chain gangs, 1995 336 14 Chicago Freedom March and Rally, 1966 336 15 Chicago's West Side, 1968 336 16 Child care, circa 1988 336 17 Christian Children's Fund, 1992-1993

205 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 336 18 The Christian Church of New Orleans Investigative Interrogating Body, 1992 336 19 The Christian Coalition, 1995 336 20 Christian Evangelical Fellowship Youth Department, 1997 337 1 Church burnings, 1996-1997 337 2 Citizens Against Legal Abuse, 1998 337 3 Citizens' Task Force on Drug Abuse, 1986 337 4 Citizens United for a Good Government, East Point, Georgia, 1990 337 5 Civil Rights Act of 1964, 20th anniversary, 1984 337 6 Civil Rights Act of 1991, 1991 337 7 Clergy and Laity Concerned, 1991 337 8 Cleveland, Ohio, circa 1967 337 9 Clinton, Bill, 1992 337 10 Coalition for a Better Louisiana, 1993 337 11 Coalition for a People's Agenda, 1997 337 12 Coalition on Black Hospitals and Black Health Care, 1990 337 13 Coalition to Repeal the Fingerprints Law, 1996 337 14 Coalition to Save Atlanta, 1976 337 15 Coalition to Save Our Children, circa 1980 337 16 Coalition to Save Our Youth and Children, 1994 337 17 Coalition to Save the Poor, 1979 337 18 Coalition Vote '94, 1994 337 19 Cobb, Charlie, Furrows, 1967 337 20 Coca-Cola Company, divestment from South Africa, 1986 337 21 The Code of Freedom play, undated 337 22 Colonial Heights, Virginia, protests, 1987 337 23 Colston, David, slain civil rights activist, 1966 337 24 Commission on Higher Education, circa 1983 337 25 Committee to Combat Injustice, 1997 337 26 Communications fundraising proposals, 1987 337 27 Community Action Agency, Calhoun County, Alabama, 1996 337 28 The Community Redevelopment Initiative proposal, 1995 337 29 "Comprehensive Neighborhood Health Services Programs Guidelines" for Community Action Programs, 1967 337 30 Concerned Black Clergy, circa 1998 337 31 Concerned Clergymen of Atlanta, circa 1968 338 1 Concerned Clergy of Savannah/Chatham County, 1997 338 2 Confederate flag on the South Carolina State House, circa 2000 338 3 Conference on Concerns for the Continuing Integrity of Black Higher Education, 1978 338 4 Congress, 104th session, circa 1996

206 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 338 5 The Congress of National Black Churches, circa 1992 338 6 Congressional Black Caucus, circa 1971 338 7 Congressional Black Caucus, 1991 338 8 Congressional proposal to apologize for slavery, 1997 338 9 Constitution and by-laws of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, undated 338 10 Consumer protection, circa 1966-1968 338 11 Consultation for Educational Justice conference, 1970 338 12 Consultation on the Implications of Jonestown for the Black Church and the Nation, 1978 338 13 Consultation on the Negro in the Christian Ministry, 1965 338 14 Continental Walk for Disarmament and Social Justice, 1976 [See also Subseries 3.3: Bernard Lee files and Subseries 7.2: Department of Direct Action Office files] 338 15 Crack/cocaine sentencing, 1995 338 16 Criminal justice system, circa 1992-1994 338 17 Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans, 1984 [See also Subseries 10.7: Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans records] 338 18 Crockett, George C., statement, 1969 338 19 Crusade for Opportunity, proposal for effective public relations, 1965 338 20 Dahmer, Vernon, 1966 338 21 "Dallas at the Crossroads," school desegregation in Dallas, undated 338 22 Daynes, Gary, "Fighting for an Authentic Past: The Commemoration of Martin Luther King, Jr. in Atlanta, Georgia," 1997 338 23 Death penalty, 1984-1988 339 1 Death penalty, 1989-1997 339 2 "Declaration of Rights of Black and Minority Group Workers," 1970 339 3 Delaney, Beauford, interview, 1970 339 4 Delta Pride Catfish boycott, 1990 339 5 Democracy vs. Racism and Bigotry: Strategies for the 1990s conference, undated 339 6 Democratic National Convention, 1984 339 7 Democratic National Convention, 1988 339 8 Detroit, Michigan, undated 339 9 Diamond Printing Company, 1968 339 10 Disabilities, circa 1990 339 11 Disarmament, 1969-1993 339 12 Discrimination in baseball, binder compiled by Wilmer Aaron, circa 1979 [1 of 2] 339 13 Discrimination in baseball, binder compiled by Wilmer Aaron, circa 1979 [2 of 2]

207 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 339 14 Discrimination in the entertainment industry, 1997 339 15 "The Doctrine of Mankind," 1976 339 16 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. International Freedom Games, 1969 339 17 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. International Freedom Games, 1985 339 18 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Major League East-West All Star Classic, 1970 339 19 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Village, Atlanta, Georgia, undated 339 20 Dream Jamboree, 1985 339 21 Drugs, circa 1986-1993 339 22 Drum Major for Justice Awards Dinner, 1980-1995 340 1 Drum Major for Justice Golf Classic, 1986 340 2 Du Bois, Rachel Davis, 1965 340 3 Dukakis, Michael, 1988 340 4 Duke, David, 1991 340 5 Educational and Technology Enrichment Program grant proposal, 2002 340 6 "Effective Public Relations," proposal for the Public Relations Department, 1965 340 7 Elders, Jocelyn, 1993-1994 340 8 Elections, 1966 340 9 Elections in Alabama, 1966 340 10 Elections in Mississippi, 1964-1971 340 11 Equipment checklist, undated 340 12 Equipment inventories, 1966-1968 340 13 "Evaluation sheet for SCLC staff," undated 340 14 An Evening with Harry Belafonte, 1967 340 15 Executive staff retreat, 1996 340 16 , 1987 340 17 "The Facts on Construction in Chicago," circa 1969 340 18 Faith for Miracles Shelter for the Homeless, Atlanta, Georgia, 1992 340 19 Fannie Lou Hamer Convention, 1988 340 20 Fannie Mae/SCLC Minority Housing Initiative, 2003 340 21 Fauntroy, Walter, undated 340 22 Financial Media Services, Inc., 1989 340 23 Finding My Way television talk show, undated 340 24 Fire-bombing of the Jackson Advocate newspaper, 1998 340 25 Firemen's strike, Atlanta, Georgia, 1966 340 26 Fitch, Bob, circa 1966 340 27 Fletcher, Arthur A., 1995 340 28 Florida Martin Luther King Jr. Institute for Non-Violence, 1997 340 29 Fort Valley State College, circa 1972-1988 340 30 Four More Years program, undated

208 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 340 31 Fragments, undated 340 32 Free at Last documentary, 1992 340 33 Freaknik/Freedom Fest, 1995-1997 341 1 Freedom Budget, 1967 341 2 Freedom Development Corporation, program proposal, undated 341 3 The Full Employment and Balanced Growth Act, 1976 341 4 Fuller, Chet, 1978 341 5 Fulton County Commissioner election, 1994 341 6 Fulton County, Georgia, discriminatory hiring practices, 1980 341 7 Fundraising drive among black businesses in Atlanta, Georgia, 1982 341 8 Gadsden, Alabama, 1992 341 9 Gandhi film promotional packet, 1982 341 10 "Gandhi's Rules for the Nonviolent Soldier," undated 341 11 Garbage workers strike, Atlanta, Georgia, 1968 341 12 Gasohol production in Alabama, 1979 341 13 Gay rights, 1992-1997 341 14 Georgia Association of Black Elected Officials, 1994 341 15 Georgia Black Women's Roundtable, 1997 341 16 Georgia Center for Nonprofits, 2002 341 17 Georgia Civil Rights Network, 1992 341 18 Georgia Coalition of Black Women, circa 1991-1992 341 19 Georgia Commission on Women, 1993 341 20 Georgia Committee for a Black Agenda, 1990 341 21 Georgia Department of Education School and Community Nutrition Services Child Care Food Program, 1983 341 22 Georgia Military College, circa 1988 341 23 Georgia Power Company, undated 341 24 Georgia Rural Urban Summit, 1996-1998 341 25 Georgia state flag controversy, circa 1992-1994 [See also Subseries 7.2: Department of Direct Action office files] 342 1 Georgia Supreme Court Commission on Racial and Ethnic Bias in the Court System, circa 1994 342 2 Georgians for a Common Sense Health Plan, 1992 342 3 Getting It Together, Public Employees Organizing Committee Newsletter, draft, volume 1, number 4, April 1972 342 4 Glori Records, 1974 342 5 Golf Summit, 1990 342 6 Goodman, Julian, "Community and Communications," address at Baylor University's World Emphasis Week, 1967 342 7 Governor of Georgia, election, 1966-1967

209 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 342 8 Graham, Billy, 1994 342 9 Gratiot County Human Resources Council, Alma, Michigan, 1970 342 10 Greensboro Civil Rights Fund, 1983 342 11 Gregory, Dick, circa 1997-1998 342 12 Grenada, Mississippi, 1966 342 13 Griffin, Junius, radio correspondent for National Broadcasting Company in Taipei, China, 1960 342 14 Griffin, Junius, speech, Chattanooga Council on Human Relations, September 27, 1966 342 15 Group discussion evaluation form, undated 342 16 Gun control, circa 1990 342 17 Haiti, 1981 342 18 Haiti, 1991-1994 342 19 Hahn, Thich Nhat, 1966 342 20 Harper's BP gas station, Nashville, Tennessee, 1993 342 21 Harris Neck Wildlife Refuge land protests, 1979 342 22 Hasenfus, Eugene, 1986 342 23 Health care reform, 1994 342 24 Hearing on Police Brutality and Misconduct, Prince George's County, Maryland, 1999 342 25 Hector Marroquin Defense Committee, 1988 342 26 Heritage Crest, 1996-1997 342 27 Heritage, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia, circa 1968 342 28 Hines, Tommy Lee, circa 1979 342 29 Historically black colleges, undated 342 30 Holy Family Hospital strike, Atlanta, Georgia, 1972 343 1 Hospital workers strike, Charleston, South Carolina, 1969 [See also Subseries 2.2: President Ralph David Abernathy files and Subseries 10.3: Poor People's Campaign records] 343 2 Housing, circa 1965-1978 343 3 Housing and homelessness, circa 1983-1992 343 4 "How to file a complaint against unlawful job discrimination," undated 343 5 "How to organize a hearing or march," circa 1987 343 6 "HUD Coop Agreement" project proposal, undated 343 7 Human Rights Day, 1990 343 8 Hungry Club Forum, Butler Street YMCA, 2000 343 9 Hurricane Andrew, 1992 343 10 Indian mascots, 1988-1992 343 11 Indians, circa 1968 343 12 Inside Black America Publications, 1988

210 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 343 13 International Christian Digest, 1986 343 14 International Ladies Garment Workers Union strike, Florence, South Carolina, undated 343 15 Interns, circa 1994 343 16 Instructions for marshals at marches, 2000 343 17 Intersound, Inc., 1996 343 18 Investigations of black Marines in Japan, 1995 343 19 Iran, 1968 343 20 Itineraries, undated 343 21 Jackson, Jesse, 1984-1994 343 22 Jackson, George, Jr., songs, undated 343 23 Jacob, Diane C., "Designing an Evaluation of Social Competency in Head Start Children," 1974 343 24 Japan, 1995 343 25 Jeannette Rankin Brigade, 1968 343 26 Jobs with Justice, undated 343 27 Jobs with Peace Campaign, 1990 343 28 Johnson, B.J., Jr., "Recommendations to Zion Baptist Church," undated 343 29 Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies, 1999-2000 343 30 Jones, Kevyn, juvenile tried for murder, 1986 343 31 Jones, Major J., undated 343 32 Jop, John, "Before the Bell," 1997 343 33 Key West, Florida, 1990 343 34 Keysville Concerned Citizens, Keysville, Georgia, 1987 343 35 King: A Filmed Record...Montgomery to Memphis, 1970-1971 343 36 King Center/SCLC King Week Radio-thon, 1983 344 1 King, Coretta Scott, 1967-1968 344 2 King, Rodney, 1991-1992 344 3 King, Martin Luther, Sr., 1984 344 4 King, Martin Luther, Jr., undated 344 5 King, Martin Luther, Jr., foreign language editions of works, 1968 344 6 King, Martin Luther, III, 1997 344 7 Korean-Black relations, 1992-1993 344 8 KRT Interests, undated 344 9 Ku Klux Klan, circa 1967-1993 344 10 Langford, Arthur, 1979 344 11 LaRouche, Lyndon, circa 1985-1992 344 12 Lead Exposure Reduction Act, 1990 344 13 Legal records, Abdallah, Clark, Ingram, and Orton v. the Coca-Cola Company, 1999

211 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 344 14 Legal records, American Liberty Insurance Company v. Arlena L. Smith, Bobbie L. McMullen, Grover Cleveland Harrison, Sojourner Motor Fleet, SNCC, NAACP, SCLC, CORE, and Council of Federated Organizations, 1965 344 15 Legal records, Diggs, Jr., v. John B. Connally, 1972 344 16 Legal records, City of Atlanta v. The American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees Union, AFL-CIO, et al., 1968 344 17 Legal records, Copelco Capital, Inc., v. Margaret A. Muhammad, et al. and Omni Business Products, 2000 344 18 Legal records, copyright permission for "Black is Beautiful," undated 344 19 Legal records, copyright permission to Dial Books for Young Readers, 1996 344 20 Legal records, copyright registration for "Black is Beautiful and It's Beautiful to Be Black," 1967 344 21 Legal records, Diversicare, Incorporated, v. Southern Christian Leadership Council, 1992 344 22 Legal records, Jack Ellis v. Bernard D. "Bud" Fletcher, David Carter, City Council, City of Macon, and Jim Marshall, 1995 344 23 Legal records, Joseph S. Carnegie v. New York City Transit Authority and Local 100 of the Transport Workers Union, 1969 344 24 Legal records, Lucien Louis, et al. v. Doris Meissner, et al., 1981 344 25 Legal records, Michael C. Wooden et al. v. Board of Regents for the University System of Georgia, 1997 344 26 Legal records, order to produce information in a consumer fraud investigation, 1982 344 27 Legal records, Ralph D. Abernathy et al. v. State of Alabama, 1962 345 1 Legal records, Sallie M. Hadnott, et al. v. Mabel S. Amos et al., 1968 345 2 Legal records, SCLC et al. v. Orville Freeman, 1968 345 3 Legal records, State of Florida v. Jesse B. Knox, 1991 345 4 Legal records, Sylvester Nelloms v. United States of America, 1968 345 5 Legal records, Sylvester Scott et al. v. Alabama State Board of Education, et al., 1969 345 6 Legal records, United States of America v. Herbert Bernard Henderson, 1977 345 7 Legal records, University of California v. Bakke, 1978 345 8 Legal records, warranty deed for property on Auburn Avenue, 1990 345 9 "Legislative proposals for urgent consideration by Georgia Legislative Black Caucus," 1997 345 10 The Liberal Market, Inc., 1976 345 11 Life insurance fraud, 1973 345 12 Life Integrity Grace Honor Truth (L.I.G.H.T.), Rochester, New York, circa 1966 345 13 List of donations at a mass rally, March 8, 1981 345 14 List of labor organizations, undated 345 15 List of marshals, unidentified event, undated

212 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 345 16 List of participants, meeting in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, undated 345 17 List of sponsors, 1993 345 18 List of tapes on file, 1986-1987 345 19 Litanies, undated 345 20 Literary Volunteers of America, 1989 345 21 "Living Atlanta," Atlanta history radio program, 1982 345 22 Lobbying in Georgia, circa 1995 345 23 Logo, circa 2001-2002 345 24 The Louisville Project, 1967 345 25 Lowery, Joseph, briefing materials for appearance on the WSB Radio Show "Sound Off," circa 1981 345 26 Lowery, Joseph, retirement from Cascade United Methodist Church, 1992 345 27 Lowery, Joseph, trip to Ethiopia, 1985 345 28 Lowery, Joseph, trip to Jamaica, 1997 345 29 Lumumba, Chokwe, 1996 345 30 Lyons, Henry J., 1995-1997 345 31 Mahadevan, T.K., undated 345 32 Mail logs, 1967-1971 345 33 Mailing lists, undated 345 34 Mailing lists, 1963-1997 345 35 Grassroots Movement, undated 346 1 Mandela, Nelson, visit to Atlanta, 1990 XOP4 - Map of proposed urban renewal projects, Summerhill neighborhood, southeast Atlanta, Georgia, circa 1969 346 2 March Against Discrimination, Macon, Georgia, undated 346 3 March Against Fear and Injustice, Decatur, Alabama, 1978-1979 346 4 March Against Racist Attack on Black Students, Ludowici, Georgia, 1985 346 5 March Against Repression, 1970 346 6 March for Justice, Jobs, and Dignity in Wrightsville, Georgia, 1980 346 7 March for Sisterhood and Brotherhood and Against Fear and Intimidation, Forsyth County, Georgia, circa 1987 346 8 March on Washington, organizing manual, 1963 346 9 March on Washington, 20th anniversary mobilization, 1983 346 10 March on Washington, 25th anniversary mobilization, 1988 346 11 March on Washington, 30th anniversary mobilization, 1993 346 12 Marcus, Charlotte, 1968 346 13 Marshall, Thurgood (Justice), 1967-1993 346 14 MARTA, 1994-1995 346 15 Martin Luther King Day March, Gainesville, Georgia, 1991 346 16 Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, 1991-1997

213 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 346 17 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, circa 1970-1971 346 18 Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice, 1988 346 19 Martin Luther King, Jr. Open Tennis Tournament, 1985 346 20 Martin Luther King Village, Charleston, South Carolina, undated 346 21 McCleskey, Warren, death sentence, 1991 346 22 McClinton, Mickey, lynching victim 1979 346 23 McDowell, Ronald, circa 1993 346 24 McIntyre, Edward, mayor of Augusta, Georgia, 1984 346 25 Meadows, Frances, undated 346 26 Media alert call sheet, 1985 346 27 "Media Committee products forthcoming," undated 347 1 Media contact lists, undated 347 2 Media contact lists, 1964-2004 347 3 Media requests, circa 1966-1994 347 4 Media sign-in sheets, 1997 347 5 Meeting agendas, 1966-2003 347 6 Meeting minutes, 1967-2003 347 7 Memoranda, undated 347 8 Memoranda, 1965-1969 347 9 Memoranda, 1970-1979 347 10 Memoranda, 1980-1989 348 1 Memoranda, 1990-1992 348 2 Memoranda, 1993-1999 348 3 Memoranda, 2000-2004 348 4 Memorial March for the Right to Live, Gadsden, Alabama, 1978 348 5 Mercado, Sergio Ramirez, 1986 348 6 Metro-Atlanta SCLC Black Clergy Fundraising Committee, 1982 348 7 Mexican Americans, 1968 348 8 Meyers, Stuart, campaign for Fulton County Superior Court, undated 348 9 Miller, Kim, 1990-1992 348 10 Million Man March, 1995 348 11 Million Mom March, 1995-2000 348 12 Miseducation and Tracking of Black Children, 1996-1997 348 13 Missing and murdered children in Atlanta, Georgia, 1981 348 14 Mississippi Commission on Human Rights Abuses, 1993 348 15 Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party, undated 348 16 Mississippi Freedom Labor Union, 1965 348 17 Model Inner City Community Organization, circa 1967 348 18 Montgomery Bus Boycott, 40th anniversary, 1995

214 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 348 19 Moon, Sun Myung, 1984 349 1 Motor voter laws, 1995 349 2 Murders of gay men in Laurel, Mississippi, 1994 349 3 Murphy, Dwight E., 1974 349 4 Myers, Gail P., "Movement or Countermovement: Violence in America," 1992 349 5 Natchez, Mississippi, protests, 1965 349 6 Nation of , 1994 349 7 National African American Leadership Summit II and Religious Convocation, 1991 349 8 National Anti-Klan Network, 1979 349 9 National Anti-Klan Network, circa 1981-1984 349 10 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, circa 1979 349 11 National Black College Alumni Hall of Fame Weekend, 1988 349 12 National Black College Weekend, 1986 349 13 National Black Republican Council, 1984 349 14 National Black Survival Week, undated 349 15 National Coalition on Racism in Sports and the Media, 1992 349 16 National Coalition to Extend the Voting Rights Act and Free Maggie Bozeman and Julia Wilder, 1982 349 17 National Convention, undated 349 18 National Convention, 6th annual, 1962 349 19 National Convention, 10th annual, 1966 349 20 National Convention, 10th anniversary, 1967 [includes annotated and unannotated copies of Barbara Jordan's speech "Civil Rights and Politics"] 349 21 National Convention, 11th annual, 1968 349 22 National Convention, 12th annual, 1969 349 23 National Convention, 14th annual, 1971 349 24 National Convention, 15th annual, 1972 349 25 National Convention, 16th annual, 1973 349 26 National Convention, 17th annual, 1974 349 27 National Convention, 18th annual, 1975 349 28 National Convention, 19th annual, 1976 349 29 National Convention, 20th annual, 1977 350 1 National Convention, 21st annual, 1978 350 2 National Convention, 22nd annual, 1979 350 3 National Convention, 23rd annual, 1980 350 4 National Convention, 24th annual, 1981 350 5 National Convention, 25th annual, 1982 350 6 National Convention, 27th annual, 1984 350 7 National Convention, 28th annual, 1985

215 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 350 8 National Convention, 29th annual, 1986 350 9 National Convention, 30th annual, 1987 350 10 National Convention, 31st annual, 1988 350 11 National Convention, 32nd annual, 1989 350 12 National Convention, 33rd annual, 1990 350 13 National Convention, 34th annual, 1991 350 14 National Convention, 35th annual, 1992 [1 of 2] 350 15 National Convention, 35th annual, 1992 [2 of 2] 350 16 National Convention, 36th annual, 1993 350 17 National Convention, 37th annual, 1994 351 1 National Convention, 38th annual, 1995 351 2 National Convention, 39th annual, 1996 351 3 National Convention, 40th annual, 1997 351 4 National Convention, 41st annual, 1998 351 5 National Convention, 42nd annual, 2000 351 6 National Convention, 43rd annual, 2001 351 7 National Convention, 44th annual, 2002 351 8 National Convention, 45th annual, 2003 [1 of 2] 351 9 National Convention, 45th annual, 2003 [2 of 2] 352 1 The National Council of the Churches of Christ, 1968 352 2 National Council to Repeal the Draft, 1969 352 3 National In House Urban and Rural Development Project proposal, undated 352 4 National Interfaith Committee for Worker Justice, 1996 352 5 National Liturgical Conference Liturgical Week, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1969 352 6 National Summit on the Miseducation and Tracking of Black Children, 1996 352 7 National Welfare Rights Organization, circa 1970 352 8 Nations Bank, 1991-1995 352 9 Negro Heritage Library, undated 352 10 New Opportunity Investment Corporation, undated 352 11 Newman, Randy, victim of police brutality, East Point, Georgia, 1981-1982 352 12 Newspaper and periodical subscriptions for SCLC office, 1967 352 13 Nicaragua, 1986-1989 352 14 Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega's visit to the United States, 1984 352 15 Niebuhr, H. Richard, "The Church as Social Pioneer," undated 352 16 Nigeria, circa 1968 352 17 Nike boycott, 1990 352 18 "Nile Genesis: Origins of African Culture and Organization," course sponsored by SCLC, 1985 352 19 Nonviolence, undated 352 20 Nonviolence, 1960-1974

216 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 352 21 Nonviolence for the , 1996 352 22 North American Free Trade Agreement, 1993 352 23 Northview High School incident, Dothan, Alabama, 1988 352 24 Notes and notebooks, undated [1 of 3] 353 1 Notes and notebooks, undated [2 of 3] 353 2 Notes and notebooks, undated [3 of 3] 353 3 Notes and notebooks, 1965-1992 353 4 Notes and notebooks, 1995-1997 353 5 Notes and notebooks, 2000-2003 354 1 Notes for a paper on white nationalism, circa 1966 354 2 Nuclear power plant in Forest Grove, Louisiana, 1996 354 3 Nurses writing prescriptions, 1988 354 4 Oden, L.W., and James Binion, campaigns for city aldermen, 1971 354 5 Office computer systems, 1992-1993 354 6 Office equipment inventory, 1986 354 7 Office expenses, 1968 354 8 Operation Breadbasket, circa 1967-1968 [See also Subseries 10.4: Operation Breadbasket records] 354 9 Operation PUSH, 1972 354 10 Operation Take Back, Atlanta, Georgia, undated 354 11 Orangeburg Massacre, South Carolina, undated 354 12 Organizational chart, undated 354 13 The Other Side of the Spectrum radio program, undated 354 14 "Outline Prospectus on Program of Total Community Development," undated 354 15 "A Paper on a Projected Southern Regional Land Bank with Appropriate Notes on Land History and Policy and a Suggested Structure and Philosophy," 1970 354 16 Parker, Frank R., III, 1997 354 17 Parker, Jo Goodwin, "What Is Poverty," 1965 354 18 Parks, Rosa, circa 1994-1996 354 19 Pathways to Freedom tour, 1997 354 20 People to People tour, 1996 354 21 People's Agenda Coalition, 1997 354 22 Pepper, William F., Orders to Kill: The Truth Behind the Murder of Martin Luther King, 1995 354 23 Persian Gulf War, circa 1990-1991 354 24 Personnel policies, undated 354 25 Petitions of homeowners in Edmonton Heights and Westlaw Gardens, Birmingham, Alabama, undated 354 26 Pettigrew, Detreck, hanging death, 1995 354 27 Photograph permission requests, 1994

217 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 354 28 Photographs for a documentary film produced by Guggenheim Productions for the Southern Poverty Law Center, 1990-1991 354 29 Plessy v. Ferguson, 100th anniversary, 1996-1997 355 1 Poems, songs, and raps, undated 355 2 Poems, songs, and raps, 1967-1994 355 3 Police brutality, circa 1991 355 4 Police shooting in Hapeville, Georgia, 1991-1992 355 5 Police shooting of Michael Jerome Jacksons, Childersburg, Alabama, 1985 355 6 Police shootout with MOVE organization, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1985 355 7 Polychlorinated biphenyl dumping, circa 1982-1998 355 8 Poor People's Campaign, 1968 circa [1 of 2] [See also Subseries 2.2: President Ralph David Abernathy files, Subseries 3.1: William Rutherford files, and Subseries 10.3: Poor People's Campaign records] 355 9 Poor People's Campaign, 1968 circa [2 of 2] 355 10 Poor People's Campaign, 1968 January-March 355 11 Poor People's Campaign, 1968 April 355 12 Poor People's Campaign, 1968 May 1-15 356 1 Poor People's Campaign, 1968 May 16-31 356 2 Poor People's Campaign, 1968 June-July 356 3 Poor People's Campaign, 1969 356 4 Poor People's Campaign, lists of committee members and staff rosters, 1968 356 5 Poor People's Campaign, lists of sponsoring organizations, 1968 356 6 Poor People's Campaign, poems and songs, circa 1968 356 7 Poor People's Campaign, printing and distribution of printed material, 1968 356 8 Poor People's Campaign, Solidarity Day, 1968 356 9 Poor People's Crusade, circa 1986-1988 356 10 Position paper on "Employment and Manpower Development in the Public Sector," June 1968 356 11 Pottinger, J. Stanley, statement before the Subcommittee on Civil Rights and Constitutional Rights of the House Judiciary Committee on the Extension of the Voting Rights Act, 1975 356 12 Powell, Earthie, campaign for mayor of Augusta, Georgia, undated 356 13 "Pre Millennium Offensive," undated 356 14 A Presidential Classroom for Young Americans packet, 1994 356 15 Presidential election, 1992 356 16 Press requests following the death of Martin Luther King, Jr., 1968 356 17 Print Shop, 1966-1968 356 18 Printing logs, 1968 356 19 Prior Tire, 1995 356 20 Prison Ministry/Alternative Sentencing Healing Program, undated

218 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 356 21 Program, mass meeting, February 13, 1982 357 1 "A Program for World Improvement," undated 357 2 Programs, unidentified events, undated 357 3 Prisoner deaths in Mississippi, circa 1993 357 4 The Project Boyz, undated 357 5 Proposal for a SCLC newspaper, undated 357 6 "Proposal for a Special Student Workshop on the Political-Economic Situation Today--Student Involvement/Empowerment," undated 357 7 Proposal for a Youth Department, 1967 357 8 "Proposal for Acquisition of SCLC's Photographs," 1969 357 9 Proposal for reinstating the SCLC Newsletter, 1991-1992 357 10 Proposed recordings of Martin Luther King, Jr., 1968 357 11 Proposed Shintech polyvinyl chloride plant in Convent, Louisiana, 1997 357 12 Protests against deaths in state-run institutions in Georgia, 1990 357 13 Protests in Orlando, Florida, 1978 357 14 Protest of the Men's PGA Championship at Shoal Creek Golf Club, Birmingham, Alabama, 1990 357 15 "A Protocol Sheet: Forms of Address to Be Used for Religious Leaders," undated 357 16 Public Enemy video, "By the Time I Get to Arizona," 1992 357 17 Public Hearing on Racial Discrimination in the Military, circa 1978 357 18 Public housing rent strike, St. Louis, Missouri, undated 357 19 Public service announcements for radio and television, undated 357 20 Public service announcements for radio and television, 1965-1995 357 21 Public statement response forms, 1990 357 22 Publix, 1992-1997 357 23 Quayle, Dan, 1989 357 24 Quincy Farms protests, 1997 357 25 Raby, Al, "Introduction of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.," Chicago Freedom Festival, undated 357 26 Racial discrimination at Fort Rucker, 1993 357 27 Racial discrimination by The Coca-Cola Company, 2000 357 28 Racial incidents at Emory University, circa 1990 357 29 Racism, undated 357 30 Racism in the military, circa 1971-1996 357 31 Radio stations, undated 357 32 Rally in support of Henry C. Ficklin, Macon, Georgia, undated 357 33 Rap music, 1991-1994 357 34 "Rap" radio program proposal, undated 357 35 Rappin' for Our Future, 1986 357 36 Ray, James Earl, 1969-1997

219 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 357 37 Reeb, James J., 1966-1985 357 38 Redistricting in Georgia, 1992-1995 357 39 Regional Training Conference in Housing and Economic Development, 1979 357 40 Reid, Herbert V., undated 357 41 "Relations with the Press," 1968 357 42 Religious freedom, undated 358 1 Reports, 1966-1994 358 2 Reports, 1996 358 3 Republican National Convention, 1968 358 4 Requests and authorizations for travel, 1968-1969 358 5 Rogers, T.Y., 1971 358 6 Rhodesia, 1967-1980 358 7 Rural and Small Community Development Policy, 1980 358 8 Sacred Rights Pilgrimage from Eufaula to Montgomery, Alabama, 1983 358 9 Sanderson Farms protests, undated 358 10 Sanders, Rose, 1992 358 11 School desegregation, 1966 358 12 School desegregation, circa 1992-1994 358 13 School desegregation in Atlanta, Georgia, circa 1972 358 14 School desegregation in Barnesville, Georgia, 1967 358 15 School of Community Organization, Chicago, Illinois, circa 1967 358 16 School protests in Columbia County, Florida, 1979 358 17 School protests in Florence, South Carolina, 1969 358 18 School protests in Hyde County, North Carolina, circa 1968 358 19 School protests in Pike County, Georgia, 1968-1969 358 20 School protests in Tunica, Mississippi, 1969 358 21 School protests in Walton County, Georgia, 1978 358 22 School protests in Wedowee, Alabama, 1994 358 23 School protests in Worth County, Georgia, 1969 358 24 "SCLC and the Right to Vote: A Chronology," 1997 358 25 SCLC books for sale, undated 358 26 SCLC/Community Impact Olympic Task Force, 1992 358 27 SCLC general information, undated 358 28 SCLC history, circa 1965-1994 358 29 SCLC national satellite office in Anniston, Alabama, opening, 1997 358 30 SCLC Public Policy Symposium, Atlanta, Georgia, 1981 358 31 SCLC: The Contemporary Chapter cable television program, 1995 358 32 "SCLC Today: Still an Effective Force for Change," undated 358 33 SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., 1994

220 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 359 1 SCLC/W.O.M.E.N. National AIDS Program, circa 1988-1992 359 2 "SCLC/WRFG Radio Timeline," 1998 359 3 SCOPE press kit, 1965 359 4 Second Annual Africa's Children's Fund Campaign Breakfast and Book drive, 1998 359 5 Selma to Montgomery March, 20th anniversary, 1984-1985 359 6 Selma to Montgomery March, 25th anniversary, 1990 359 7 Selma to Montgomery March, 30th anniversary, 1994-1995 359 8 Senate Bill 55 Workplace Fairness Bill, 1990-1994 359 9 Seventh National Policy Institute, 1996 359 10 Shabazz, Betty, 1997 359 11 Sharp Advertising, 1992 359 12 Shell Oil boycott, 1986 [See also Subseries 7.2: Department of Direct Action Office files] 359 13 Shoney's, Inc., covenant with SCLC, 1991-1993 [See also Subseries 2.3: President Joseph E. Lowery files and Series 12: Other department records] 359 14 Shuttlesworth, Fred, circa 1988-1989 359 15 Sign-in sheet, meeting at Emory University, undated 359 16 Silver, Keith, 1993 359 17 Sims, Raymond, 1968 359 18 Sistagraphy, 1997 359 19 Slums, undated 359 20 Slums, circa 1966-1967 359 21 Small Business Opportunities Corporation, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1966 359 22 Social Security, circa 1994 359 23 Socialist Workers Party, 1980 359 24 Somalia, circa 1992 359 25 "Some Points on Organizing a Multi-County Farmers Co-op," undated 360 1 "Some Recent and Current Activities of SCLC," 1971 360 2 Soul City, North Carolina, 1975 360 3 South Africa, 1967-1994 360 4 South Africa, binder of news clippings, circa 1984-1986 360 5 The Southern Company, 1985 360 6 Southern Conference Educational Fund, 1967 360 7 The Southern Elections Fund, 1972 360 8 Southern Legal Assistance Project, 1968 360 9 Southern Organizing Committee for Economic and Social Justice, 1994 360 10 Southern Regional "Work for Peace" Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, 1969 360 11 Southern Student Organizing Committee, 1968 360 12 Southwest Alabama Farmers Cooperative Association, 1968

221 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 360 13 Southwest Georgia Voter Registration Coalition, 1983 360 14 "Spectacular Staff Special Task Force," undated 360 15 St. Petersburg, Florida, 1996 360 16 Staff and Board of Directors retreat, 1986 360 17 Staff identification cards, 1969 360 18 Staff job descriptions, undated 360 19 Staff job descriptions, 1978-1997 360 20 Staff phone directory, circa 2003 360 21 Staff Planning Conference, Frogmore, South Carolina, 1969 360 22 Staff planning retreat, proposed topics from the Communications Department, 1986 360 23 Staff retreat, 1968 360 24 Staff retreat, Frogmore, South Carolina, 1967 360 25 Staff rosters, undated 360 26 Staff rosters, 1972 360 27 Stand for Children, 1996-1997 360 28 State Leadership Conference on School Desegregation, Montgomery, Alabama, 1966 360 29 Statement of Policy, Executive Committee of the Board of Directors, 1969 360 30 Step Fest '99, 1999 361 1 Stop the Killing, End the Violence, undated [See also: Subseries 10.9: Stop the Killing, End the Violence records] 361 2 Stop the Killing, End the Violence, 1992-1993 361 3 Stop the Killing, End the Violence, 1994-1997 361 4 Story of a People television documentary, 1986 361 5 "The Story of Wilbert Lee and Freddie Pitts," undated 361 6 Strengthening the Black Family conference, 1991 361 7 "Student Achievement in Atlanta Public Schools," report by Better Schools- Atlanta, circa 1968 361 8 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, 1966 361 9 "A Student's Covenant with Non-Violence," undated 361 10 Study guide on the nonviolent movement, undated 361 11 Sudan, 1995 361 12 Sugarcane plantation workers in Louisiana, 1979 361 13 Survey of SCLC field staff with the Chicago Project, circa 1966 361 14 Survival of the Black Family in the 80s conference, 1983 361 15 Survival Week, 1980 361 16 "Swan Quarter, North Carolina," January 16, 1969 361 17 Sweet Auburn Festival, 1984 361 18 Task Force for the Preservation of Black Public Colleges in Georgia, 1989

222 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 361 19 Tate, Horace E., 1966-1967 361 20 Tax protests in Dothan, Alabama, 1984 361 21 Taylor, Fred, undated 361 22 Taylor, William L., "Executive Implementation of Federal Civil Rights Law," 1968 361 23 Technology Committee, circa 2001 361 24 Technology grant proposal, circa 2001 361 25 Technology partnerships, 2002 361 26 Telephone logs, circa 1984 361 27 "Ten Tests for a Free Press," undated 361 28 Tenants United for Fairness, 1969 362 1 Texaco, 1996-1997 362 2 Theobald, Robert, circa 1966 362 3 Thomas, Clarence (Justice), 1991-1992 362 4 Thomas, Mark Ridley, "Mondale's Moral Mandate: An Afro-American View," undated 362 5 "Three Tier Approach to Criminal Justice Research and Education in the Black Community" proposal, 1991 362 6 Tibbs, William L., Motive and Opportunity: A Documentary Treatment, dramatization of the O.J. Simpson trial, 1996 362 7 Tien, Nguyen Van, statement at the 113th Plenary Session of the Paris Conference on Vietnam, May 13, 1971 362 8 Tobacco Prevention Day packet, 2002 362 9 To-do lists, undated 362 10 To-do lists, 2000 362 11 "Topics to be discussed at news briefing," 1974 362 12 Town Hall Meeting on Discrimination and Affirmative Action in Gwinnett County, Georgia, 1997 362 13 Transcript of CNN program Freeman Reports, episode on desegregation featuring Joseph Lowery and Ralph David Abernathy, 1980 362 14 Tuberculosis, circa 1992-1994 362 15 Turner, Ted, 1985 362 16 Turnout Tuesday, 1984 362 17 Tutu-Seavers, Naomi, undated 362 18 Tyson, Mike, 1992-1994 362 19 United Church Board for Homeland Ministries, 1964 362 20 United Farm Workers, 1969 362 21 Universities in Georgia, 1984 362 22 Urban Youth Action Program, undated

223 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 362 23 Verdict against the Ku Klux Klan for 1979 confrontation in Decatur, Alabama, 1989 362 24 Video sign-out sheet, 1989 362 25 Vietnam War, circa 1966-1969 362 26 Vine City Mentorship Program, 1991 362 27 Violence in Mississippi, 1967 363 1 Violence Policy Center, 1995 363 2 Volunteer list, undated 363 3 Voter registration, Fulton County, Georgia, 1967 363 4 Voter registration and elections in Atlanta, Georgia, undated 363 5 Voter registration and elections in Atlanta, Georgia, circa 1968-1970 363 6 Voter registration drive, Birmingham, Alabama, 1966 363 7 Voter registration drive, Chicago, Illinois, 1964-1967 363 8 Voting and voter registration, 1964-1998 363 9 Voting fraud trial of voting rights activists in Marion, Alabama, 1985 363 10 Wallace, Barry, conviction of draft evasion, circa 1967 363 11 Walton County schools protests, Georgia, circa 1978 363 12 War Against Repression, 1971 363 13 War on poverty, circa 1966-1967 363 14 Watts riot, 1966 363 15 Weber v. Kaiser Aluminum, 1971 364 1 Website, circa 1996-2001 364 2 Website, circa 2002-2003 364 3 Weekly staff work summary reports, 1989-1997 364 4 Welfare reform, circa 1994-1996 364 5 Wells, Leon Elvin, Sr., 1996 364 6 West Hunter Street Baptist Church, circa 1973 364 7 "What Is SCLC?" undated 364 8 "What Is Your Life's Blueprint?" undated 364 9 "What's Going On" radio program, circa 1992-1993 364 10 What's Up Information Services, 1993-1995 364 11 White backlash, undated 364 12 White supremacist groups, 1993 364 13 Wilder, Douglas, 1986 364 14 Wilkins, Roy, statement before the House Judiciary Committee, 1972 364 15 Williams, Hosea, 1966-1979 364 16 Wings of Hope, circa 1991-1994 [See also Subseries 10.8: Wings of Hope Anti- Drug Program records] 364 17 Winn-Dixie Stores, binder of news clippings, 1972-1978 [1 of 2] 365 1 Winn-Dixie Stores, binder of news clippings, 1972-1978 [2 of 2]

224 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 365 2 Winn-Dixie Stores, booklet on labor practices, undated 365 3 Winn-Dixie Stores boycott, 1978-1985 365 4 Wolf, John B., "Roots," sermon, 1977 365 5 World AIDS Day, 1992 365 6 World Peace Council, Helsinki, Finland, 1972 365 7 Wrightsville, Georgia, civil rights demonstrations, circa 1980 365 8 WVEE Radio, Atlanta, Georgia, 1995 365 9 X, Malcolm, 1992-1993 365 10 "Year in Review Clips for Christmas Party Video," 1992 365 11 YMCA National Black Achievers Program, 1992 365 12 Young, Jean, 1994 365 13 Younge, Samuel L., Jr., 1966

225 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 6.3 Publications, 1965-2002 Boxes 366 - 375; OP13

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of records pertaining to the publication of various SCLC periodicals from 1965-2002, including: SCLC Newsletter (1961-1966); North and South: SCLC Staff News (circa 1967); Soul Force (1968-1973); Drum Major (1971-1972); and SCLC Magazine (1972-2007). Soul Force was an SCLC newspaper that was initially begun to promote and document the Poor People's Campaign; it also reported on other SCLC campaigns and events. Drum Major included reprinted speeches by SCLC staff and other civil rights figures, as well as original and reprinted scholarly essays. SCLC Magazine featured editorials as well as articles on national campaigns and events, relevant news, and the activities of local chapters and affiliates. The bulk of the subseries documents Soul Force and SCLC Magazine, and this material can be found at the beginning of the series, with additional publications arranged alphabetically under the heading "Other publications." Folders for individual issues of each publication contain drafts of original content produced for that publication and relevant correspondence. Also included in the subseries are mailing lists and subscription information. Numerous folders about SCLC Magazine contain correspondence and complaints about advertising solicitations, correspondence about donations made by corporations in exchange for advertisements in the magazine, and invoices for advertisements. The subseries also includes a small amount of material regarding other types of publications, including one time histories of SCLC and brochures.

Arrangement Note Arranged first in chronological order by volume, with supplementary material arranged in alphabetical order after.

Soul Force Box Folder Content 366 1 Article submissions, etc., volume 1, number 1, 1968 February 15 366 2 Article submissions, etc., volume 1, number 2, 1968 May 1 366 3 Article submissions, etc., volume 1, number 3, 1968 May 15 366 4 Article submissions, etc., volume 1, number 6, 1968 August 15 366 5 Article submissions, etc., volume 6, number 7-8, 1968 July/August 366 6 Article submissions, etc., volume 6, number 9, 1968 September/October 366 7 Article submissions, undated [1 of 2] 366 8 Article submissions, undated [2 of 2] 366 9 Article submissions, 1968-1971 366 10 Budget, undated 366 11 Distribution, 1968 366 12 "Outline of Soul Force News--Publishing Project," undated 366 13 Photographs and drawings for consideration, undated

226 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 366 14 Proposal and budget, circa 1968 366 15 Story material pertaining to the Poor People's Campaign, circa 1968 366 16 Subscriptions, undated 366 17 Subscriptions, 1968-1970 367 1 Subscriptions, 1971 367 2 Subscriptions, 1972 367 3 Subscriptions, 1973-1978 367 4 Survey of subscribers, 1972

SCLC Magazine 367 5 Article submissions, etc., volume 10, number 2, 1981 March/April 367 6 Article submissions, etc., volume 10, number 3, 1981 June/July 367 7 Article submissions, etc., volume 10, number 4, 1981 August/September 367 8 Article submissions, etc., volume 10, number 6, 1981-1982 December/January 367 9 Article submissions, etc., volume 11, number 1, 1982 April/May 367 10 Article submissions, etc., volume 13, number 2, 1984 June/July 368 1 Article submissions, etc., volume 13, number 3, 1984 September/October 368 2 Article submissions, etc., volume 13, number 5, 1984-1985 December/January 368 3 Article submissions, etc., volume 14, number 1, 1985 February/March 368 4 Article submissions, etc., volume 14, number 2, 1985 May/June 368 5 Article submissions, etc., volume 14, number 3, 1985 August/September 368 6 Article submissions, etc., volume 15, number 1, 1986 January/February 368 7 Article submissions, etc., volume 16, number 2, 1987 March/April 368 8 Article submissions, etc., volume 16, number 3, 1987 June/July 368 9 Article submissions, etc., volume 19, number 2, 1990 June/July 368 10 Article submissions, etc., volume 19, number 3, 1990 September/October 368 11 Article submissions, etc., volume 20, number 1, 1991 January/February 368 12 Article submissions, etc., volume 20, number 2, 1991 March/April 368 13 Article submissions, etc., volume 20, number 3, 1991 May/June/July 368 14 Article submissions, etc., volume 20, number 4, 1991 August/September/October 368 15 Article submissions, etc., volume 21, number 1, 1992 January/February 369 1 Article submissions, etc., volume 21, number 2, 1992 March/April 369 2 Article submissions, etc., volume 21, number 3, 1992 May/June/July 369 3 Article submissions, etc., volume 21, number 4, 1992 August/September/October 369 4 Article submissions, etc., volume 21, number 5, 1992 November/December 369 5 Article submissions, etc., volume 21, number 6, 1993 January/February 369 6 Article submissions, etc., volume 22, number 2, 1993 March/April 369 7 Article submissions, etc., volume 22, number 3, 1993 May/June/July 369 8 Article submissions, etc., volume 22, number 4, 1993 August/September/October 369 9 Article submissions, etc., volume 22, number 5, 1993 November/December

227 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 369 10 Article submissions, etc., volume 23, number 1, 1994 January/February 369 11 Article submissions, etc., volume 23, number 2, 1994 March/April 369 12 Article submissions, etc., volume 23, number 3, 1994 May/June/July 369 13 Article submissions, etc., volume 23, number 4, 1994 August/September/October 369 14 Article submissions, etc., volume 23, number 5, 1994 November/December 370 1 Article submissions, etc., volume 25, number 2, 1996 March/April/May 370 2 Article submissions, etc., volume 25, number 3, 1996 June/July 370 3 Article submissions, etc., volume 25, number 4, 1996 August/September 370 4 Article submissions, etc., volume 25, number 5, 1996 October/November/ December 370 5 Article submissions, etc., volume 26, number 1, 1997 January/February 370 6 Article submissions, etc., volume 26, number 2, 1997 March/April 370 7 Article submissions, etc., volume 26, number 3, 1997 May/June 370 8 Article submissions, etc., volume 26, number 4, 1997 July/August/September 370 9 Article submissions, etc., volume 26, number 5, 1997 October/November/ December 370 10 Article submissions, etc., volume 27, number 1, 1998 January/February 370 11 Article submissions, etc., volume 27, number 2, 1998 March/April/May 370 12 Article submissions, etc., volume 27, number 3, 1998 June/July/August 370 13 Article submissions, etc., volume 27, number 4, 1998 September/October/ November 370 14 Article submissions, etc., volume 28, number 1, 1999 January/February 370 15 Article submissions, etc., volume 29, number 1, 2000 January/February 370 16 Advertising rate card, undated 370 17 Article submissions, undated [1 of 2] 371 1 Article submissions, undated [2 of 2] 371 2 Article submissions, 1979-1994 371 3 Article submissions, 1995-2002 371 4 Complaint against Steven Blood, doing business as SCLC Magazine Division and SCLC, 1982 371 5 Contract between SCLC and Promotion Development Associates, Incorporated, 1999 371 6 Correspondence regarding advertising solicitations, 1971-1974 371 7 Correspondence regarding advertising solicitations, 1975-1977 371 8 Correspondence regarding advertising solicitations, 1978-1979 372 1 Correspondence regarding advertising solicitations, 1981 372 2 Correspondence regarding advertising solicitations, 1982 circa 372 3 Correspondence regarding advertising solicitations, 1982 January-May 372 4 Correspondence regarding advertising solicitations, 1982 June 1-8 372 5 Correspondence regarding advertising solicitations, 1982 June 24-30

228 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 372 6 Correspondence regarding advertising solicitations, 1982 July 1-15 372 7 Correspondence regarding advertising solicitations, 1982 July 16-30 372 8 Correspondence regarding advertising solicitations, 1982 August 2-13 373 1 Correspondence regarding advertising solicitations, 1982 August 16-31 373 2 Correspondence regarding advertising solicitations, 1982 September 1-15 373 3 Correspondence regarding advertising solicitations, 1982 September 16-30 373 4 Correspondence regarding advertising solicitations, 1982 October 373 5 Correspondence regarding advertising solicitations, 1982 November 1-10 373 6 Correspondence regarding advertising solicitations, 1982 November 11-30 373 7 Correspondence regarding advertising solicitations, 1982 December 373 8 Correspondence regarding advertising solicitations, 1983 374 1 Editorial copy deadlines, 1991-1998 374 2 List of sales representatives, undated 374 3 Magazine division financial reports, 1986-2000 374 4 Mailing lists, undated 374 5 Mailing lists, 1983-2001 374 6 Notes for stories, circa 1985 374 7 Outlines of issues, undated 374 8 Outlines of issues, 1986-1988 374 9 Profiles of SCLC staff and Board of Directors members, 1997 374 10 Proposed articles, circa 1980s 374 11 Publication of wedding photographs of Donzaleigh Abernathy, 1986-1987 374 12 Staff list, undated 374 13 Subscriptions, 1978-1991

Other publications 374 14 Brochure draft, undated 374 15 Brochure draft, circa 1967-1968 374 16 Brochure information, circa 1969 374 17 "A Decade of SCLC," 1967 374 18 Drum Major, application for registration of a claim to copyright a periodical, 1971 374 19 Drum Major, article, unidentified issue, undated 374 20 Drum Major, subscriptions, circa 1971-1978 374 21 Humanizing High Schools, draft, volume 1, number 5, June 1972 374 22 Lists of SCLC publications for sale, undated 374 23 North and South: SCLC Staff News, 1967 October 374 24 North and South: SCLC Staff News, 1967 December 374 25 North and South: SCLC Staff News, articles from unidentified issues, undated 374 26 North and South: SCLC Staff News, notes, circa 1966-1968

229 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 374 27 North and South: SCLC Staff News, staff biographical material, 1967 374 28 Orders for "The SCLC Story," 1964-1968 374 29 Orders for various publications, circa 1966-1980 375 1 Orders for Why We Can't Wait by Martin Luther King, Jr. and for The SCLC Story, 1964 375 2 Poor People's Campaign photographic journal, draft, circa 1968 OP13 4 Poor People's Campaign publication, circa 1968 375 3 "Resurrection City, U.S.A." draft publication, 1968 375 4 "SCLC: A Movement for People," draft brochure, undated 375 5 SCLC Newsletter, proposed articles, circa 1980s 375 6 SCLC Newsletter, volume II, number 11, 1965 June/July 375 7 SCLC Newsletter, volume II, number 12, 1965 October/November 375 8 SCLC Newsletter, volume III, number 1, 1966 January/February 375 9 SCLC Newsletter, volume III, number 2, 1966 March/April 375 10 SCLC Newsletter, shipping information, circa 1966 375 11 SCLC Newsletter, subscriptions, circa 1966 375 12 SCLC Newsletter, subscriptions, 1966-1967 375 13 "This is SCLC," brochure draft, undated 375 14 True Unity News of Resurrection City, circa 1968 [1 of 2] 375 15 True Unity News of Resurrection City, circa 1968 [2 of 2] 375 16 Unidentified rough draft, undated 375 17 "The Watchword is Organize" pamphlet for Labor program, 1971

230 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 6.4 Press releases, 1963-2005 Boxes 376 - 381

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of press releases from the national office from 1963-2005, in addition to press releases issued by the Poor People's Campaign and by Operation Breadbasket.

Arrangement Note Arranged in chronological order with press releases for Operation Breadbasket and Poor People's Campaign first.

Box Folder Content 376 1 Operation Breadbasket, 1966-1981 376 2 Poor People's Campaign, 1968 376 3 1961-1965 376 4 1966 376 5 1967 376 6 1968 376 7 1969 377 1 1970 377 2 1971 377 3 1972 377 4 1973 377 5 1974 377 6 1975 377 7 1976 377 8 1977 377 9 1978 377 10 1979 378 1 1980s circa 378 2 1980 378 3 1981 378 4 1982 378 5 1983 378 6 1984 378 7 1985 378 8 1986 379 1 1987 379 2 1988 379 3 1989

231 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 379 4 1990s circa 379 5 1990 379 6 1991 379 7 1992 379 8 1993 379 9 1994 380 1 1995 January-June 380 2 1995 July-December 380 3 1996 January-June 380 4 1996 July-December 380 5 1997 January-May 380 6 1997 June-December 381 1 1998 381 2 1999 381 3 2000-2005

232 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Series 7 Department of Direct Action records, 1965-2005 Boxes 382 - 474 and 918

Historical Note Direct action is the strategic use of immediately effective acts such as strikes, demonstrations (marches and rallies), and boycotts to achieve a political or social objective. It is the primary method employed by SCLC to protest discrimination and other forms of social injustice. This department oversaw the planning of direct action programs and events for SCLC from the 1980s through the 2000s, during which time it was led by Reverend Fred Taylor. Taylor began working for SCLC in 1969 as a staff member in the Department of Chapters and Affiliates. In 1971 he became Office Manager for the organization, a position he held for two years. In 1973 he was promoted to Director of Chapters and Affiliates, where he served until becoming Director of Direct Action in 1984.

Scope and Content Note The series consists of the records of the Department of Direct Action and other direct action efforts of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, including correspondence, memoranda, meeting minutes and agendas, appointment calendars, event and project planning files, and subject files. The records primarily document the work of Reverend Fred Taylor, a long-time employee of the organization and Director of Direct Action from 1984 to at least 2005. This series contains planning files for many direct action efforts, including anniversary marches commemorating the Selma to Montgomery March and the March on Washington. Also present are planning files for other marches and demonstrations, including the Pilgrimage to Washington for Voting Rights, Peace, Economic Justice in 1982, the March from Pickens County to Montgomery, Alabama in Support of Maggie Bozeman and Julia Wilder in 1982, which immediately preceded the Pilgrimage to Washington, and the March for Sisterhood and Brotherhood and Against Fear and Intimidation in Forsyth County, Georgia in 1987, which was a protest of discrimination in the county. Any personal documents of Taylor's or records relating to the general administration of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference between 1969 and 1984 are contained in this series. This includes documentation of Taylor's involvement as a volunteer or board member of other organizations such as Amnesty International, National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty, Southern Organizing Committee for Economic and Social Justice, and the YMCA of Metropolitan Atlanta. Records created by Fred Taylor specifically relating to the Department of Chapters and Affiliates or Office Manager can be found in Series 5 and Series 12 respectively.

Arrangement Note Organized into two subseries: (7.1) Department of Direct Action correspondence, (7.2) Department of Direct Action office files.

233 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 7.1 Department of Direct Action correspondence, 1970-2005 Boxes 382 - 396

Scope and Content Note The subseries contains correspondence of a general nature relating to the administration of SCLC, the Department of Direct Action, and Fred Taylor's work with the organization.

Arrangement Note Arranged in chronological order.

Box Folder Content 382 1 Drafts 382 2 Fragments 382 3 Undated 382 4 1970s circa 382 5 1970 382 6 1971 January-March 382 7 1971 April-December 382 8 1972 January-September 383 1 1972 November-December 383 2 1973 383 3 1974 383 4 1975 January-June 383 5 1975 July-December 383 6 1976 383 7 1977 384 1 1978 384 2 1979 circa 384 3 1979 January-May 384 4 1979 June-December 384 5 1980s circa 384 6 1980 384 7 1981 January-August 385 1 1981 September-December 385 2 1982 January-May 385 3 1982 June-December 385 4 1983 January-May 385 5 1983 June-December 385 6 1984 January-May 386 1 1984 June-December

234 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 386 2 1985 January-March 386 3 1985 April-December 386 4 1986 386 5 1987 386 6 1988 January-May 387 1 1988 June-December 387 2 1989 January-April 387 3 1989 May-July 387 4 1989 August-December 387 5 1990s circa 387 6 1990 January 388 1 1990 February-March 388 2 1990 April-May 388 3 1990 June-August 388 4 1990 September-December 388 5 1991 January-March 389 1 1991 April-June 389 2 1991 July-September 389 3 1991 October-December 389 4 1992 January 389 5 1992 February 389 6 1992 March-May 390 1 1992 June-December 390 2 1993 January-March 390 3 1993 April-August 390 4 1993 September-October 390 5 1993 November-December 390 6 1994 January-February 390 7 1994 March 391 1 1994 April 391 2 1994 May 391 3 1994 June 391 4 1994 July-September 391 5 1994 October 391 6 1994 November-December 392 1 1995 January-March 392 2 1995 April-June 392 3 1995 July-September 392 4 1995 October

235 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 392 5 1995 November-December 392 6 1996 January-February 392 7 1996 March 393 1 1996 April 393 2 1996 May-June 393 3 1996 July-December 393 4 1997 January-March 393 5 1997 April-June 393 6 1997 July-September 393 7 1997 October-December 394 1 1998 January-June 394 2 1998 July-September 394 3 1998 October-December 394 4 1999 January-March 394 5 1999 April-June 394 6 1999 July 395 1 1999 August-September 395 2 1999 October 395 3 1999 November-December 395 4 2000s circa 395 5 2000 January-March 395 6 2000 April-June 395 7 2000 July-December 396 1 2001-2005

236 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 7.2 Department of Direct Action office files, 1965-2005 Boxes 397 - 474

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of the office files of the Department of Direct Action and Director Fred Taylor from 1965-2005. Included are internal memoranda, general information regarding personnel management, meeting minutes and agendas, reports, appointment calendars, event and program planning files, and subject files. The records document direct action efforts initiated, sponsored and supported by SCLC, programmatic activity of the organization, and general administrative activity of the organization. A significant amount of material is present relating to the planning of events such as the National Convention, various marches, protests and rallies, and efforts to commemorate the assassination and birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. Records can be found for the Continental Walk for Disarmament and Social Justice (1976), Pilgrimage to Washington for Voting Rights, Peace, Economic Justice (1982), the March from Pickens County to Montgomery, Alabama in Support of Maggie Bozeman and Julia Wilder (1982), the March for Sisterhood and Brotherhood and Against Fear and Intimidation in Forsyth County, Georgia (1987), the Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice (1988), and Lighting the Torch of Conscience, National Pilgrimage for Abolition of the Death Penalty (1990), among others. Also present in the series is a vast amount of material relating to the campaign to create a national holiday honoring Martin Luther King, Jr., including petitions, letters and postcards in support of the holiday and records documenting Taylor's involvement with the Martin Luther King, Jr. Federal Holiday Commission. The series also includes materials relating to Fred Taylor's involvement with other organizations. Of particular interest are files documenting his relationship with the American Friends Service Committee, Amnesty International, the National Anti-Klan Network, the National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty, the Southern Organizing Committee for Economic and Social Justice, and the Coalition to Change the Georgia Flag, an organization dedicated to securing removal of the Confederate battle flag from the state flag of Georgia. Also contained in this subseries are files on topics of interest to Fred Taylor, including subjects such as the death penalty, voting rights and environmental justice. Most subject files contain correspondence.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Box Folder Content 397 1 198 Methods of Nonviolent Action 397 2 A. Philip Randolph Institute, circa 1970s-1996 397 3 Abernathy, Ralph David (Reverend), funeral services, 1990 397 4 Access for All, 1999 397 5 Access to Jobs, 2000 397 6 Acker, Kathy, 1992 397 7 Activity logs and reports, undated

237 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 397 8 Activity logs and reports, 1981-1998 397 9 Ad-Hoc Electoral Action Coalition, 1995 397 10 "Addiction: Churches' Responsibility," A Statement by the Consultation on Addictions 397 11 Adult Parenting Workshop, Central United Methodist Church, undated 397 12 Advocates for the Disabled, 1990 397 13 Affirmative Action, circa 1995-1999 397 14 The Africa Fund, 1993 397 15 African American Environmental Justice Action Network, 1998-2000 397 16 The African-American Institute, circa 1988 397 17 African-American Merchants Association at Underground Atlanta, circa 1993-1994 397 18 "African-Americans and Health Care: The Need for Action," 1992 397 19 African Americans seeking public office, undated 397 20 African Methodist Episcopal Church Atlanta-North Georgia Conference, 1997-2000 397 21 African Methodist Episcopal Church Minister's Union of Atlanta and Vicinity, 1999-2001 397 22 Agee, Angelo K. (Doctor), "General Principles of Foot Care," undated 397 23 Aid to Imprisoned Mothers, 1992 397 24 Ajax Chemical Company, 1991 397 25 Alabama Peasants Association, Inc., 1977 397 26 Albany, Georgia, 1983 397 27 Alexander Williams, IV v. Frederick Head, 2000 397 28 All African Congress, 1989 397 29 Allen Bakke v. The State of California, 1977-1979 397 30 Alliance for Justice in 1984 397 31 American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee, 1984 397 32 American Baptist Convention, undated 397 33 American Cancer Society, circa 1990 397 34 American Civil Liberties Union, 1981 397 35 American Civil Liberties Union Fighting Police Abuse Citizen Hearings Project, 1992 398 1 American Federation of State County Municipal Employees Local 1644 investigation of Grady Memorial Hospital, 1993 398 2 American Friends Service Committee, 1979-1991 398 3 American Friends Service Committee, 1992-1993 398 4 American Friends Service Committee, 1994-1999 398 5 American Friends Service Committee, African American Delegation to Mexico, 1991-1992

238 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 398 6 American Heritage Tour, 9th annual, 1996 398 7 American Indian Movement, 1991 398 8 American Red Cross, 1986 398 9 Amnesty International, undated 398 10 Amnesty International, 1985-1986 398 11 Amnesty International, 1987 [1 of 2] 398 12 Amnesty International, 1987 [2 of 2] 398 13 Amnesty International, 1988 398 14 Amnesty International, 1989 [1 of 2] 399 1 Amnesty International, 1989 [2 of 2] 399 2 Amnesty International, 1990 399 3 Amnesty International, 1991 399 4 Amnesty International, 1992 399 5 Amnesty International, 1993 399 6 Amnesty International, 1994-1995 400 1 Amnesty International, 1996-1998 400 2 Amnesty International, 1999-2000 400 3 Angola, invasion by South Africa, 1981 400 4 Annual general meeting, Loyola University, Chicago, Illinois, 1989 400 5 "An Overview: Southern Christian Leadership Conference," circa 1990s 400 6 Anti-Apartheid prayer vigil, 1985 400 7 Anti-racism conference, undated 400 8 Anti-Reagan protests, 1981 400 9 Apartheid/South Africa, undated 400 10 Apartheid/South Africa, circa 1986-1992 400 11 The Apex Museum, Atlanta, Georgia, 1994 400 12 Appointment calendars, 1971-1988 400 13 Appointment calendars, 1992-1993 400 14 Appointment calendars, 1995-1998 400 15 April 9th community forum, circa 2000s 400 16 Aristide, Jean Bertrand, 1993 400 17 Artists Meeting for Cultural Change, 1975 400 18 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., anniversary, undated 400 19 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 5th anniversary, 1973 400 20 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 13th anniversary, 1981 400 21 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 15th anniversary, 1983 400 22 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 16th anniversary, 1984 401 1 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 17th anniversary, 1985 401 2 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 18th anniversary, 1986

239 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 401 3 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 19th anniversary, 1987 401 4 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 20th anniversary, 1988 401 5 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 22nd anniversary, 1990 401 6 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 23rd anniversary, 1991 401 7 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 24th anniversary, 1992 401 8 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 25th anniversary, 1993 401 9 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 26th anniversary, 1994 401 10 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 27th anniversary, 1995 401 11 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 28th anniversary, 1996 401 12 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 29th anniversary, 1997 401 13 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 30th anniversary, 1998 401 14 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 33rd anniversary, 2001 401 15 Atlanta Black United Fund, Inc., undated 401 16 Atlanta City College, Atlanta, Georgia, undated 401 17 Atlanta Clergy Leadership Meeting, 1984 401 18 The Atlanta Committee for Latin America, circa 1984 401 19 Atlanta Community Coalition on Broadcasting, 1978-1979 401 20 Atlanta Community Housing Resource Board, 1984-1985 401 21 The Atlanta Consortium, 1979 401 22 The Atlanta Dream Jamboree, 1992 401 23 Atlanta drinking water and wastewater, undated 401 24 Atlanta, Georgia, City Utilities Committee, 1994 401 25 Atlanta, Georgia, public school system, circa 1990s 401 26 Atlanta, Georgia, urban camping ordinance, circa 1996 401 27 Atlanta Housing Authority, 1981 401 28 Atlanta IN Ministries, 1980 401 29 Atlanta Manpower Area Planning Council, 1972 402 1 Atlanta Mortgage Consortium, circa 1988 402 2 Atlanta Mortgage Consortium, circa 1989 402 3 Atlanta Post Vice Presidential Debate Town Meeting, 1992 402 4 The Atlanta Project, 1993-1994 402 5 The Atlanta Project, 1995 402 6 Atlanta Public Schools, 1975-1976 402 7 Atlanta Religious Mobilization Against Crime, 1990-1991 402 8 Atlanta Regional Commission, circa 1999-2000 402 9 Atlanta Student Coalition Against Racism, 1978 402 10 Atlanta Summit against Poverty, Hard-to-Employ Subcommittee, 1991 402 11 Atlanta Summit on Youth and Violence Prevention, 1993 402 12 Atlanta Taxicab Industry Associates, Inc., undated

240 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 402 13 Atlanta Unity Summit: A Congress of All Ethnic Groups, circa 1993 402 14 The Atlanta Urban League, Inc., 1983 402 15 Atlanta Youth Detention Center, 1989 402 16 Atlanta II Youth Involvement Federation, undated 402 17 Attorney General's Task Force on Crime, 1981 402 18 AT&T, 1984-1994 402 19 Augusta Concerned Mothers Club, circa 1986 402 20 Ayers, Samuel D. (Bishop), 1977-1979 402 21 Against Racism, 1998 402 22 Bates, Vernon, "A Protected Species Survey of the Stone Mounds Vicinity, Gwinnett County, Georgia," 1988 402 23 Bethea Baptist Home, 1991 402 24 BFI Waste Systems, 1996-1997 402 25 "Bias Exists in Unions," 1993 402 26 "The Bible and Labor Unions," 1994 403 1 Bible studies, undated 403 2 Biographical sketches, undated 403 3 Birmingham Civil Rights Institute, undated 403 4 Birthday observances for Martin Luther King, Jr., undated 403 5 Birthday observances for Martin Luther King, Jr., 1976-1990 403 6 Birthday observances for Martin Luther King, Jr., 1992-2004 403 7 B&J Sales and Marketing, Inc., d/b/a The Rasta Group, USA Division, v. Shark Products, Inc., 1993 403 8 Black appointments in the Reagan administration, undated 403 9 Black Belt Car Caravan, Green County Five, 1985 403 10 Black on Black Crime Task Force, 1991 403 11 Black Businessmen Task Force, 1982 403 12 The Black Church and Urban Affairs, seminar practicum, undated 403 13 Black Citizens Committee for Good Government, circa 1970s 403 14 Black College Day, 1981 403 15 Black Communications Network, circa 1981 403 16 Black Independent Funeral Directors, 1981 403 17 "Black/Jewish Relations," undated 403 18 Black Leadership Committee for Workplace Fairness, 1991 403 19 Black Leadership Forum, 1985-1996 404 1 Black Ministers Meeting, 1989 404 2 Black Political Agenda, 1994 404 3 Black Promoters Association of American, Inc., 1997 404 4 Black theology, circa 1970s 404 5 Block grants, circa 1980s-1995

241 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 404 6 Blodgett Homes, Jacksonville, Florida, circa 1987-1988 404 7 Board of Directors, 1981-1987 [See also Series 1: Board of Directors records] 404 8 Bork, Robert H., nomination to the U.S. Supreme Court, 1987 404 9 The Boyhood of Martin Luther King, Jr.: A Gerald Popper Film, circa 1984 404 10 Braun, Carol Moseley, 1992 404 11 BRAVE African American Men's Program, 1998 404 12 Briddy, Rubin, 1988 404 13 Bridges, Bernard J., "Reverse Discrimination, 'Smoke Screen,' or Crusade," undated 404 14 Brooks, et al. v. State of Georgia, et al., 1992 404 15 Brooks, Tyrone, writings, 1978-1986 404 16 Brown v. Board of Education, 1994 404 17 Budget (proposed), 1997 404 18 Build Homes not Bombs Rally, Decatur, Georgia, 1988 404 19 Building Bridges conference, Keysville, Georgia, 1994 404 20 "Building the Teaching Ministry in the Local Church for the 21st Century," workshop (?), circa 1998 404 21 Burger King, circa 1990s 404 22 Burke, John C. (Reverend), 1979-1988 404 23 Bush, George H.W. (President), 1989 404 24 Butler Street YMCA, 1972-2004 405 1 Cable Atlanta, Ltd., circa 1984 405 2 Calendars of events, 1986-1994 405 3 "A Call for Action: Community Organizing in the New Millennium," workshop, 2001 405 4 Call to Manhood Conference, 1993-1994 [See also Series 9: Department of Student Affairs records] 405 5 Campaign for Economic Justice, undated 405 6 Campaign for Economic Justice, Birmingham, Alabama, 1989 405 7 Campaign for Economic Justice and Empowerment, 1989 405 8 Campaign for Political Rights, 1979-1983 405 9 Campaign to Stop Government Spying, 1978 405 10 Campbell, Finley C., 2000 405 11 Caravan to Washington, 1992 405 12 Carnes, Ed, nomination to the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals, 1992 405 13 Carter, Joe, "Bullwhip Politics at City Hall (Neophyte vs. Veteran Pro)," 1997 405 14 Cause Without an Organization Coalition, 1991 405 15 C.D. Hubert Religious Institute, 1992-1998 405 16 Celebration of Conscience, 1989

242 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 405 17 Center for Democratic Renewal [previously known as National Anti-Klan Network], 1985-1999 405 18 "Centers which have been identified for the Health Fair and 'Rappin,' Rockin' Roots of Nonviolence," undated 405 19 Certificate of Appreciation presented to Albert Jordan and the Mighty Star Lighters, undated 405 20 Chatak, Elmer, undated 405 21 "Check-list for Organizing a March or Direct Action," undated 405 22 The Chester Movement, Chester, South Carolina, 1979 405 23 Christian Witness for Africa: A Guide for Effective Action, 1995 405 24 Citizen/Labor Energy Coalition, circa 1978 405 25 Citizens for Clean Land, Air and Water, 1994 405 26 Citizens and Clergy Anti-Drug Task Force, 1989 405 27 Citizen's Coalition for Racial Justice, 1980 405 28 Citizens Committee for New York City/U.S. Conference of Mayors March on Washington, 1991 405 29 City of Atlanta Neighborhood Planning Unit, 1994 405 30 Citywide Advisory Council on Public Housing, 1986 405 31 Citywide Community problems, Atlanta, Georgia, circa 1970s 405 32 Citywide Unity Meeting, 1977 405 33 Civil Rights Act of 1964, 10th anniversary, 1974 405 34 Civil Rights bus tour, Atlanta History Center and Atlanta City Schools, 2000 406 1 Civil Rights Restoration Act, 1987 406 2 -Environmental Protection Agency, Region IV Conference on Environmental Equity Southeast Region, 1992 406 3 Clayton County Coalition, 1990 406 4 Clayton County, Georgia, 1993 406 5 Clean election laws, 1999 406 6 Clean Elections Georgia, 1999 406 7 Clergy and Laity Concerned, undated 406 8 Clergy and Laity Concerned, 1982-1989 406 9 Clergy and Laity Concerned, 1990-1998 406 10 Clergy Task Force, 1989 406 11 Coalition of 100 Black Women, circa 1980 406 12 Coalition Against Reaganism, 1981 406 13 The Coalition of Black Leaders, 1981 406 14 Coalition to Change the Georgia Flag, undated 406 15 Coalition to Change the Georgia Flag, 1994 circa 406 16 Coalition to Change the Georgia Flag, 1994 July-September 407 1 Coalition to Change the Georgia Flag, 1994 October-December

243 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 407 2 Coalition to Change the Georgia Flag, 1995 407 3 Coalition to Change the Georgia Flag, 1996 407 4 Coalition to Change the Georgia Flag, 1997-2000 407 5 Coalition of Conscience, 1998 407 6 Coalition to Defeat Amendment 2, 1994 407 7 Coalition to Defeat SR 395, the "two strikes and you're out" law, 1994 407 8 Coalition on the Economic Crisis, 1975 407 9 Coalition for Economic Justice, circa 1988-1990 407 10 Coalition for Equal Justice, 1994 407 11 Coalition for Justice for Women in Prison, 1992 407 12 Coalition for a People's Alternative, 1982 407 13 Coalition to Save Our Children Prayer Pilgrimage, 1980 408 1 Coalition to Save Our Children and Youth, 1994 408 2 Coalition to Save the Poor, 1979 408 3 Coalition Vote '94, 1994 408 4 Cobb Emergency Task Force for the Homeless, Marietta, Georgia, 1999 408 5 College Park, Georgia murder victims, 1996 408 6 Collins, Sabrina/Nonviolence sensitivity training with Emory University students, 1990-1991 408 7 Commerce, Georgia community meeting, 1985 408 8 Commission on Racial Justice, 1974 408 9 Committee Against the Discriminatory "Crack" Law, 1995 408 10 Committee for Equal Justice, undated 408 11 Committee for Equal Opportunity in Education, undated 408 12 Committee for International Support of Trade Union Rights, 1985 408 13 Committee of Southern Churchmen, undated 408 14 Committee for Workplace Fairness, Legislation to Prohibit Permanent Replacement of Strikers briefing book, 1990 408 15 Community Action meeting, 1998 408 16 Community Alternatives to Incarceration, circa 1993 408 17 "Community-Based Responses to the Problems of Young Black Males: A Synopsis," undated 408 18 Community Concerns, Inc., 1996 408 19 Community Council of the Atlanta Area, Inc., Eviction Project, 1972 408 20 The Community Development and Transportation Committee, undated 408 21 Community forum on children and families, 1993 408 22 Community forum on housing and economic development, undated 408 23 The Community Foundation, Incorporated, 1974 409 1 Community Leadership Development Project, Charlotte, North Carolina, 1983 409 2 Community Mentorship Program, undated

244 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 409 3 Community Psychology Project, Atlanta University Center Corporation, 1972 409 4 Community Reinvestment Act challenges to Trust Company Bank and C&S Bank, 1988-1990 [See also Series 12: Other department records and Subseries 2.3: President Joseph E. Lowery files] 409 5 Complaint against the U.S. Department of Justice on behalf of victims of Ku Klux Klan violence, circa 1980s 409 6 Comprehensive Employment and Training for Atlanta (CETA), circa 1977-1979 409 7 Comprehensive Georgia Civil Rights legislation, 1998 409 8 Concerned Black Clergy of Metropolitan Atlanta, Inc., undated 409 9 Concerned Black Clergy of Metropolitan Atlanta, Inc., 1983-1991 409 10 Concerned Black Clergy of Metropolitan Atlanta, Inc., 1992-2004 409 11 Concerned Black Students, 1992 409 12 Concerned Citizens of Asheville and Buncombe County, North Carolina, 1975 409 13 Concerned Citizens of Atlanta, Inc., undated 409 14 Confederate battle flag on South Carolina State House, 1995-2000 409 15 Conference on the abolition of the death penalty, 1989 409 16 Conference on Concerns for the Continuing Integrity of Black Higher Education in Georgia, 1978 409 17 Conflict resolution workshops, undated 409 18 Congregational Word of Life Church, 1977 409 19 The Congress of National Black Churches, Inc., 1992-1995 409 20 Congressional Black Caucus, 1976-2004 409 21 Congressional Task Force on the Future of African-Americans, undated 409 22 "A Consultation on the Implications of Jonestown for the Black Church and the Nation," 1978-1979 409 23 The Continental Walk for Disarmament and Social Justice, 1975-1976 [See also Subseries 3.3: Bernard S. Lee files] 409 24 Contract with America, 1994 409 25 Core Service, Inc., circa 1987 409 26 Court cases, 1974 410 1 Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans, 1984 [See also Subseries 10.7: Crisis in Healthcare for Black and Poor Americans records] 410 2 Crisis Intervention/Enhancement project proposal, 1990 410 3 Cross burning, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia, 1985 410 4 Cuban detainee uprising and hostage crisis, Atlanta Federal Penitentiary, 1987 410 5 Dallas Citizens for Democracy, Positive Action/Civil Disobedience/Direct Action Workshop, Dallas, Texas, undated 410 6 The death penalty, undated 410 7 The death penalty, 1981-1995 410 8 The death penalty, 1996-2000

245 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 410 9 Death Penalty Awareness Day, 1987 410 10 Death penalty hearings, Montgomery, Alabama, 1987 410 11 DeKalb County, Georgia Drug Court, circa 2002 410 12 Delta Pride Catfish boycott, 1990 410 13 Democratic National Conventions, 1972-1988 410 14 Detroit, Michigan welfare cuts, 1991 410 15 Density Corporation, 1985-1986 410 16 Disabilities, circa 1990-1998 410 17 Disabled in Action, Inc., 1986-1991 410 18 Disabled in Action, Inc., circa 1993-1996 411 1 Dome Stadium, circa 1985 411 2 Dooley, Vince, trip to South Africa, 1984 411 3 Dreyer, Bill, "Diary of an Internship," 1973 411 4 Drug addiction, undated 411 5 Duke, David, campaign for Governor of Louisiana, 1991 411 6 East Point, Georgia community meeting, 1990 411 7 Eastmont Shopping Center, Oakland, California, 1991 411 8 Economic justice and development, circa 1986 411 9 Economic Opportunity Atlanta, Inc., 1975-1976 411 10 Economic Summit for African Americans in Atlanta, 1999 411 11 Education and Criminal Justice Conference, 1996 411 12 "Education: The New Battleground, Training Manual, Identifying and Stopping Miseducation and Tracking," circa 1996 411 13 EF Hutton, "A Presentation to the Southern Christian Leadership Conference," undated 411 14 Election monitoring, 2004 411 15 Emergency Summit to Develop a Strategy for Critical Year 1996 411 16 Empire Distributors, Inc., 1990 411 17 Environmental Community Action, Inc., circa 1990s 411 18 Environmental justice, undated 411 19 Environmental justice, 1991-1995 411 20 Environmental justice, 1996-2004 411 21 Equal Rights Congress, 1978-1979 411 22 Equifax Youth Enlightenment Series (Y.E.S.), 1999 411 23 Estimates for installation of a new air conditioning unit, undated 411 24 The European Peace Pilgrimage, 1992 411 25 Event programs, unidentified, undated 411 26 The Fairlawn Coalition, circa 1988 411 27 The Fannie Lou Hamer Convention, 1987-1988

246 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 412 1 Farris, Carl E., "A Proposal to Initiate Organization among Unorganized Workers in the South," circa 1970s 412 2 February 2nd Mobilization, Greensboro, North Carolina, 1979-1980 412 3 Federal budget cuts, 1981 412 4 Federal Defender Program, Inc., 1991-1993 412 5 Federal employment discrimination litigation, 2000 412 6 Federation of Southern Land Cooperatives/Land Assistance Fund, 1991-1993 412 7 Field reports, 1982-1983 412 8 Financial records, 1984 412 9 The First Church in Roxbury, Massachusetts, 1970-1975 412 10 Fleet Finance class action lawsuits, 1991-1992 [1 of 3] 412 11 Fleet Finance class action lawsuits, 1991-1992 [2 of 3] 412 12 Fleet Finance class action lawsuits, 1991-1992 [3 of 3] 412 13 Food processing plant workers, 1991 412 14 Food stamps, circa 1975 412 15 For Colored Boys Who've Considered Homicide, 1994 412 16 Forging Partnerships for the New Millennium: A National Religion-Labor Conference, Los Angeles, California, 1999 412 17 Forsyth County, Georgia descendants, claim information form, undated 412 18 Fort Payne, Alabama proposed landfill, 1991 412 19 Foundation for Roma Civil Rights, Budapest, Hungary, undated 413 1 Fourth Ward Neighbors, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia, 1994 413 2 Fragments 413 3 Free Angola, 1994 413 4 Freedom Fest/Freaknik, 1994-1995 413 5 Friends to Elect Monica Jones, undated 413 6 Friends of the Filipino People, undated 413 7 Friends of Malachi Z. York, 2004 413 8 Full employment, 1976-1978 413 9 Fulton County Board of Commissioners, 1983-1992 413 10 Fulton County Juvenile Court Reading and Enrichment Program, 1977 413 11 "Fulton County Schools Concerned Issues as they Relate to the Black Community," undated 413 12 Fund for Southern Communities, 1981-1994 413 13 Fundraising, undated 413 14 "The Future Coming Toward Us," circa 1984 413 15 The Future Development of Auburn Avenue Community Forum, undated 413 16 G-8 Summit, Georgia, 2004 413 17 "Gandhi's Rules for the Nonviolent Soldier," undated 413 18 Gardner, J. Ervin, "Ben Clark, The Loneliest Minority of All," 1982

247 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 413 19 Gate City Bar Association, 1997 413 20 General Civilization class, 1992 413 21 General demographics of the Black population, undated 413 22 General Missionary Baptist Convention of Georgia, 1994 413 23 Georgia Association of Black Elected Officials, undated 413 24 Georgia Association of Black Elected Officials, 1978-2001 413 25 Georgia Black Leadership Conference, circa 1995-1996 413 26 Georgia Children's Agenda, 1994-1999 413 27 Georgia Citizens' Coalition on Hunger, circa 1981-2004 413 28 Georgia Civil Rights Network, 1991-1993 414 1 Georgia Coalition for a People's Agenda, 1997-2000 414 2 Georgia code on custody of witnesses, 1993 414 3 Georgia Committee Against the Death Penalty, circa 1981-1988 414 4 Georgia Committee for a Black Agenda, circa 1990 414 5 Georgia Council for International Visitors, 1971-1991 414 6 Georgia Council for International Visitors, 1993-1998 414 7 Georgia Death Penalty Abolitionists, 1992-1995 414 8 Georgia Department of Corrections, 1993-1994 414 9 Georgia Empowerment Coalition, 1992 414 10 Georgia Environmental Project, undated 414 11 Georgia Environmental Project, 1987-1990 414 12 Georgia General Assembly, undated 414 13 Georgia legislation, 1974-1992 414 14 Georgia Legislative Black Caucus, 1981-1997 415 1 Georgia Legislative Black Caucus 15th Annual Legislative Weekend, 1997 415 2 Georgia legislative calendar, 1990 415 3 Georgia Military College, 1988-1989 415 4 Georgia Municipal Association, 1992-1993 415 5 Georgia Power Company, circa 1972-1987 415 6 Georgia Rural Urban Summit, 1994-1995 415 7 Georgia Rural Urban Summit, 1996-1998 415 8 Georgia Rural Urban Summit, 1999 415 9 Georgia Rural Urban Summit, 2000-2001 415 10 Georgia Senate Bill 440, The School Safety and Juvenile Justice Reform Act of 1994 416 1 Georgia State Board of Pardons and Paroles, circa 1992-1999 416 2 Georgia State Conference, 1988 416 3 Georgia State Employees Association, circa 1985-1987 416 4 Georgia state flag controversy, 1992-1994 416 5 Georgia state government, circa 1987-1991

248 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 416 6 Georgia state legislative districts reapportionment plans, 1992 416 7 Georgia state legislative districts reapportionment plans, 1995 416 8 Georgia State Medical Association, 1984 416 9 Georgia State Prison and Parole Task Force, 1998-1999 416 10 Georgia welfare statistics, circa 1970s 416 11 Georgians Against the Budget Cuts, circa 1980 416 12 Georgians for Alternatives to the Death Penalty, circa 1999-2000 416 13 Georgians for Equal Justice, 1999-2000 416 14 Georgians for a Fair Budget, 1981-1982 416 15 Georgians United Against Violence, undated 416 16 Georgians United Against Violence, 1994-2000 416 17 Germany, hate crimes, 1993 416 18 Gibbs High School Black Culture Organization, undated 417 1 Good Friday Pilgrimage, 13th annual, 1994 417 2 Governmental Affairs Institute, undated 417 3 Governor's Task Force for Southern Wood Piedmont Company Residents, Augusta, Georgia, 1992 417 4 Grady Coalition, 2000 417 5 Grady High School, 1992 417 6 Graham, Gary, 1993 417 7 Grant Park Village Cultural Program, 1987 417 8 Great Atlanta Youth Walk, 1999 417 9 Green, Ronald Irving (Reverend), undated 417 10 Grief Care/Advocacy Initiative, 2004 417 11 Grief Care Ministry, 1998 417 12 Grogan, Hugh, "Proposal to WYNX Radio Station for Marietta-Cobb County Area," undated 417 13 Guess Jeans boycott, 1997 417 14 "Guidelines for Advance Team," undated 417 15 Gun control, 1993-1996 417 16 Guy Hallman Hunnicut v. Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia, 1988 417 17 Haiti, 1991-1993 417 18 Haiti Solidarity Week, 1993 417 19 Haitian Federation of Masons, 1985 417 20 Haitian refugees, 1991-1994 417 21 Hall, Leon, "Movement Veterans, Inc.: An Overdue Idea," undated 418 1 Handgun Control, Inc., 1992-1997 418 2 Hapeville, Georgia police shooting, 1991 418 3 Harrington, H. Deano (Deacon), "My Name is Cocaine," undated

249 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 418 4 Harris Neck, Georgia, 1979 418 5 Healthcare, 1992-1994 418 6 "The Heart of the Matter," undated 418 7 Help America Vote College Program, 2004 418 8 Help Us Make a Nation, "Workshop in Community Organization and Leadership Development," undated 418 9 Hershey Candy Company, "Six Point Plan of Action" for economic empowerment, 2004 418 10 Highlander Research and Education Center, 1986-1994 418 11 Histories of SCLC (fragments), undated 418 12 HIV and AIDS, 1986-1992 418 13 Holiday card, undated 418 14 Hollins, Billy, response to "Civil Rights: Stop Sobbing, Keep Working," by Pauline Byrd Johnson, May 1978 418 15 Homelessness, circa 1987-1999 418 16 "Homelessness in Atlanta: A Five-Year Plan," 1985 418 17 Hood Furniture Company, Jackson Mississippi, boycott, 1992 418 18 Hooks, Benjamin, 1992 418 19 Hope Is on the Way-Citizenship Education Tour, undated 418 20 Hormel Foods Corporation, circa 1985-1986 418 21 House Resolution 3745, Commission to Study Reparations Proposals for African Americans Act, 1989 418 22 Housing, circa 1985-1993 419 1 Housing NOW!, 1989 419 2 "How to Organize," circa 1982 419 3 Howe K. Sipes Co., boycott, 1994 419 4 Hughes, Rhetta, undated 419 5 Hunger, 1993 419 6 Hunter Street Treatment Center, Atlanta, Georgia, 1975 419 7 Hurricane Andrew, 1992 419 8 Ida B. Wells Institute, 1987 419 9 Illinois Committee for Trade Union Action and Democracy, 1971 419 10 Immunization, 1992-1993 419 11 Imperial Food Workers National March and Rally, 1992 419 12 In (sic) Hands, mission statement and board of directors, undated 419 13 Institute for Southern Studies, 1994 419 14 Insurance policies, undated 419 15 Insurance policies, 1985-2001 419 16 Integrated Health Services, equal employment opportunity lawsuit, 1997 419 17 Interdenominational Theological Center, 1970-1990

250 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 419 18 Interdenominational Theological Center, 1991-1995 419 19 Interdenominational Theological Center field education program, SCLC intern, 1992-1993 419 20 Interfaith Coalition of Metropolitan Atlanta, 1993-1994 419 21 Interfaith Community Collaborative, 1994 420 1 Interfaith Service Planning Committee, 1977-1987 420 2 The Interim Response Committee of La Resistencia, undated 420 3 International Peace Walk, 1990 420 4 International Year of Peace, 1986 420 5 Issues of great concern, undated 420 6 Issues and strategies meeting, undated 420 7 Jackson County Tenants Organization, 1977 420 8 Jobs with Justice, 1988-2000 420 9 Johnson C. Smith Theological Seminary, undated 420 10 Johnson, Robert E., 1973 420 11 Journey of Hope, 1993-1994 420 12 Joyner, Gordon, 1989 420 13 Jubilee Planning Committee, 1999 420 14 Justice for Hamlet-Organize the South March and Rally, Hamlet, North Carolina, 1992 420 15 Keeping in Touch, circa 1991 420 16 Kevyn Jones Defense Fund, 1986-1987 420 17 King Chapel/SCLC Campus and Community Education course, Nile Genesis: Origins of African American Culture and Civilization, 1985 420 18 King, Martin Luther, Jr., chronology, 1998 420 19 King, Rodney, 1992-1993 420 20 Kingswood Betterment Society, Inc., Bristol, Pennsylvania, 1976 [1 of 2] 420 21 Kingswood Betterment Society, Inc., Bristol, Pennsylvania, 1976 [2 of 2] 420 22 Kraft Foods Company, boycott, 1993 420 23 Kroger Company, undated 420 24 L. Chris Christensen v. State of Georgia, 1995 420 25 Labor unions, undated 420 26 Laughinghouse, Angaza Sababu, "Contracting Out/Privatization of State and Local Government Service: 'An Attack on Workers'/Community's Power and Quality of Life'" undated 420 27 Laurel, Mississippi, circa 1975 420 28 The Lee County Alliance, 1987 420 29 Legal records, 1979, 1994 420 30 Legal records, Wollersheim v. Church of of California, amicus curiae brief, 1987

251 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 420 31 Legal-University Relationship conference, undated 421 1 Legislation to abolish the juvenile death penalty in Georgia, 1985 421 2 Les Race Team and Stock Car Racing, circa 1990 421 3 Lighting the Torch of Conscience, National Pilgrimage for Abolition of the Death Penalty, undated 421 4 Lighting the Torch of Conscience, National Pilgrimage for Abolition of the Death Penalty, 1989 421 5 Lighting the Torch of Conscience, National Pilgrimage for Abolition of the Death Penalty, 1990 421 6 "Linus Pauling and the Twentieth Century," 2000 421 7 Litanies, undated 421 8 Little, Joann, 1975 421 9 Congressional Gold Medal, 1998 421 10 Lobbying Americans, 1982 421 11 Lockhart, Lettie L., P. David Kurtz, Richard Suphen, and Kenneth Gauger, "Georgia's Juvenile Justice System: A Retrospective Investigation of Racial Disparity," 1990 421 12 Long County, Georgia Board of Education, 1983-1985 421 13 Long County school expulsions, Ludowici, Georgia, 1985 421 14 Longley, Mary, Health Quest 2000 program proposal, 1993 422 1 Louisiana Coalition Against Racism and Nazism, resource packet, "The Politics and Background of David Duke," 1991 422 2 Lowndes County Health Services Association protests, Hayneville, Alabama, 1987 422 3 Mabus, Raymond E., Jr. (Mayor), 1988 422 4 Mail logs, 1992 422 5 Mandela, Nelson, visit to the United States, 1990 422 6 March Against Apartheid, 1986 422 7 March Against Poverty, Jacksonville, Florida, 1986 422 8 March Against Racist Attack on Black Students, Ludowici, Georgia, 1985 422 9 March Against Violence and Racism in Vidalia, Georgia, 1990 422 10 March, Fairfield, South Carolina, 1989 422 11 March for Justice in Georgia, Carrollton, Georgia, 1993-1994 422 12 March for Justice in Memory of Raymond Davison, Fort Deposit, Alabama, 1992-1994 422 13 March for Sisterhood and Brotherhood and Against Fear and Intimidation, Forsyth County, Georgia, 1987 422 14 March from Chester to Columbia, South Carolina, 1979 422 15 March from Pickens County to Montgomery, Alabama in Support of Maggie Bozeman and Julia Wilder, 1982 422 16 March to Free the Wilmington Ten, circa 1970s

252 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 422 17 March and Rally to Stop the Racist Anti-labor Frame-ups of Lauren Mozee and Ray Palmiero, 1983 423 1 March on Washington, 20th anniversary mobilization, 1983 423 2 March on Washington, 20th anniversary mobilization, information packet, 1983 423 3 March on Washington, 20th anniversary mobilization, organizer's manual, 1983 423 4 March on Washington, 25th anniversary mobilization, 1988 423 5 March on Washington, 30th anniversary mobilization, 1993 423 6 March on Washington, 37th anniversary mobilization, 2000 423 7 Marches, unidentified, undated 423 8 Marches, unidentified, 1980-1996 423 9 Marion Prisoners Task Force, Murphysboro, Illinois, 1985 423 10 Mark Curtis Defense Committee, 1989 423 11 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blue Ribbon Committee, 1987 423 12 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, undated 423 13 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, 1973-1978 423 14 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, 1981-1985 423 15 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, 1986 423 16 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, 1987 424 1 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, 1988 [1 of 2] 424 2 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, 1988 [2 of 2] 424 3 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, 1989 424 4 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, 1990-2000 424 5 Martin Luther King, Jr. College of Ministers, 1987 424 6 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Federal Holiday Commission, undated 424 7 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Federal Holiday Commission, 1985-1992 425 1 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, undated 425 2 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1968 425 3 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1969 [1 of 2] 425 4 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1969 [2 of 2] 425 5 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1970 425 6 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [1 of 54] 425 7 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [2 of 54] 426 1 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [3 of 54] 426 2 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [4 of 54] 426 3 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [5 of 54] 426 4 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [6 of 54] 427 1 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [7 of 54] 427 2 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [8 of 54] 427 3 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [9 of 54] 427 4 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [10 of 54]

253 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 428 1 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [11 of 54] 428 2 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [12 of 54] 428 3 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [13 of 54] 428 4 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [14 of 54] 429 1 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [15 of 54] 429 2 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [16 of 54] 429 3 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [17 of 54] 429 4 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [18 of 54] 430 1 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [19 of 54] 430 2 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [20 of 54] 430 3 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [21 of 54] 430 4 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [22 of 54] 431 1 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [23 of 54] 431 2 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [24 of 54] 431 3 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [25 of 54] 431 4 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [26 of 54] 432 1 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [27 of 54] 432 2 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [28 of 54] 432 3 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [29 of 54] 432 4 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [30 of 54] 432 5 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [31 of 54] 433 1 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [32 of 54] 433 2 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [33 of 54] 433 3 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [34 of 54] 433 4 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [35 of 54] 434 1 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [36 of 54] 434 2 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [37 of 54] 434 3 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [38 of 54] 434 4 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [39 of 54] 435 1 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [40 of 54] 435 2 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [41 of 54] 435 3 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [42 of 54] 435 4 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [43 of 54] 436 1 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [44 of 54] 436 2 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [45 of 54] 436 3 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [46 of 54] 436 4 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [47 of 54] 437 1 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [48 of 54] 437 2 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [49 of 54]

254 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 437 3 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [50 of 54] 437 4 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [51 of 54] 438 1 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [52 of 54] 438 2 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [53 of 54] 438 3 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1971 [54 of 54] 438 4 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, letters of support, 1972-1973 438 5 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, undated [1 of 3] 439 1 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, undated [2 of 3] 439 2 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, undated [3 of 3] 439 3 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, 1969 [1 of 15] 439 4 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, 1969 [2 of 15] 439 5 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, 1969 [3 of 15] 440 1 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, 1969 [4 of 15] 440 2 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, 1969 [5 of 15] 440 3 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, 1969 [6 of 15] 440 4 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, 1969 [7 of 15] 440 5 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, 1969 [8 of 15] 441 1 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, 1969 [9 of 15] 441 2 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, 1969 [10 of 15] 441 3 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, 1969 [11 of 15] 441 4 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, 1969 [12 of 15] 442 1 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, 1969 [13 of 15] 442 2 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, 1969 [14 of 15] 442 3 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, 1969 [15 of 15] 442 4 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, 1970 [1 of 7] 442 5 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, 1970 [2 of 7] 443 1 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, 1970 [3 of 7] 443 2 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, 1970 [4 of 7] 443 3 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, 1970 [5 of 7] 443 4 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, 1970 [6 of 7] 443 5 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, 1970 [7 of 7] 444 1 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, 1971 [1 of 12] 444 2 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, 1971 [2 of 12] 444 3 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, 1971 [3 of 12] 444 4 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, 1971 [4 of 12] 445 1 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, 1971 [5 of 12] 445 2 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, 1971 [6 of 12] 445 3 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, 1971 [7 of 12] 445 4 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, 1971 [8 of 12]

255 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 446 1 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, 1971 [9 of 12] 446 2 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, 1971 [10 of 12] 446 3 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, 1971 [11 of 12] 446 4 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, 1971 [12 of 12] 446 5 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, petitions in support, 1972 447 - Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, postcards of support, 1968-1973 448 1 Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Fun Run Festival, 1983 448 2 Martin Luther King, Jr. March, 1997 448 3 Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Day Fund, 1979 448 4 Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial March, Greenville, Tennessee, 1979 448 5 Martin Luther King, Jr. Open Tennis Tournament, 1st annual, 1985 448 6 The Martin Luther King, Jr. People's Church of Love, 1984-1997 448 7 Martin Luther King, Jr. state holiday legislation, 1984 448 8 Martin Luther King, Jr. Scholarship Foundation, circa 1970s 448 9 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Workers Conference, 1976 448 10 Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice, undated 448 11 Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice, 1987-1988 448 12 Martin Luther King, Sr. Nursing Center, 1972 448 13 Massey, William A., Integration: Crusade to Disaster, 1986-1987 448 14 May 25 Demonstration, undated 448 15 "Mayor Sam Massell's Proposal for Annexation of Atlanta," 1971 448 16 Mayor's Religious Advisory Committee, Atlanta, Georgia, 1981 448 17 McClesky, Warren, 1991 448 18 McDuffie County, Georgia industrial facility, 1989 448 19 McIver, Harold, retirement dinner, 1994 448 20 Median incomes in selected cities, undated 448 21 Medicaid waiver program, 1992 448 22 Medicare, circa 1980s-1990s 448 23 Meeting agendas, undated 448 24 Meeting agendas, 1970-1998 448 25 Meeting minutes, undated 448 26 Meeting minutes, 1978-1989 449 1 Meeting minutes, 1990-2000 449 2 Meese, Edwin, III, nomination for U.S. Attorney General, 1984 449 3 Memoranda, undated 449 4 Memoranda, 1970-1979 449 5 Memoranda, 1980-1986 449 6 Memoranda, 1987-1989 449 7 Memoranda, 1990-1991

256 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 449 8 Memoranda, 1992-1994 449 9 Memoranda, 1995-1999 449 10 Memoranda, 2000-2004 449 11 Mental Health Association of Georgia, 1981 449 12 Meridian House International, visitor program, 1992 449 13 Metro-Atlanta Cablevision, 1994 449 14 Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority, undated 450 1 Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority, 2000-2001 450 2 Metropolitan Atlanta Transportation Equity Coalition, 2000 450 3 Middle East, 1980-1981 450 4 Miller, Benjamin (Doctor), Kingstree Soul Festival, Kingstree, South Carolina, undated 450 5 Million Man March, 1995 450 6 The Million Youth Movement, 1998 450 7 Minority Disability Outreach Initiative, 1999 450 8 Minority Enterprise Development Week, 1988 450 9 Minority set-asides, circa 1989-1992 450 10 Miss Black Walton County Pageant, 1980 450 11 Missing and murdered children, Atlanta, Georgia, circa 2000s 450 12 Mississippi Consortium for International Development, undated 450 13 Mississippi hangings, 1993 450 14 Mitchell, Leonard R., "Uncle Toms Have a Special Meeting," 1966 450 15 MLK Unity March, East Point, Georgia, 2005 450 16 Mobilization committee contacts, undated 450 17 Montessori International Academy, Ltd., 1981 450 18 Montgomery Bus Boycott, 20th anniversary, 1975 450 19 Moore, Frederick, interview about SCLC in the late 1960s, undated 450 20 Moral Majority, circa 1980 450 21 Morehouse College, 1971-1993 450 22 Morehouse Community Environmental Empowerment Initiative, 1997 450 23 Morehouse School of Medicine, 1992 450 24 Morris Brown College, 1974-1975 450 25 Morton, Bernice S., undated 450 26 Mothers in Prison, Children in Crisis Campaign, 1996 450 27 Motor fuel tax, 1992-1994 450 28 The Movement Coalition for Fair Coverage, 1975 450 29 Myers, Ronald V., Sr. (Reverend), "Jazz Improvision in Amos," 1990 450 30 NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, 1987-1994 450 31 NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, 1995-2000

257 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 451 1 Names and addresses of persons attending education conference, Macon, Georgia, March 29-30, 1980 451 2 National Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression, 1974-1975 451 3 National Anti-Klan Network, undated 451 4 National Anti-Klan Network, 1979 451 5 National Anti-Klan Network, 1980 451 6 National Anti-Klan Network, 1981 circa 451 7 National Anti-Klan Network, 1981 January-March 451 8 National Anti-Klan Network, 1981 April-September 451 9 National Anti-Klan Network, 1981 October-December 451 10 National Anti-Klan Network, 1982 January-June 452 1 National Anti-Klan Network, 1982 July-December 452 2 National Anti-Klan Network, 1983 452 3 National Anti-Klan Network, 1984-1985 452 4 National Anti-Klan Network, Beginning of the End of Racist Violence organizer's kit, 1983 452 5 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), 1981-1999 452 6 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), Hancock County, Mississippi branch, circa 1975 452 7 National Black Church Environmental and Economic Justice Summit, 1993 452 8 The National Black Police Association police misconduct tribunal, 1995 452 9 National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty, undated 452 10 National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty, 1987-1989 452 11 National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty, 1990 453 1 National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty, 1991 453 2 National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty, 1992 453 3 National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty, 1993-1998 453 4 National Coalition on Black Voter Participation, 1976-1979 453 5 National Coalition on Black Voter Participation, 1990-1992 453 6 National Coalition to Extend the Voting Rights Act and Free Maggie Bozeman and Julia Wilder, 1982 453 7 National Collegiate Black Caucus, 1990 453 8 National Committee for a Peaceful Solution to the U.S.-Iranian Crisis, circa 1979 453 9 National Conference on a Black Agenda for the 80's, Richmond, Virginia, 1980 [1 of 2] 453 10 National Conference on a Black Agenda for the 80's, Richmond, Virginia, 1980 [2 of 2] 453 11 National Conference on Drug Abuse, 1972 453 12 National Conference on New Strategies to Counter the Ku Klux Klan, 1979

258 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 454 1 National Convention, undated 454 2 National Convention, 14th annual, 1971 454 3 National Convention, 17th annual, 1974 454 4 National Convention, 18th annual, 1975 454 5 National Convention, 19th annual, 1976 454 6 National Convention, 20th annual, 1977 454 7 National Convention, 21st annual, 1978 454 8 National Convention, 22nd annual, 1979 454 9 National Convention, 23rd annual, 1980 454 10 National Convention, 24th annual, 1981 454 11 National Convention, 25th annual, 1982 454 12 National Convention, 26th annual, 1983 454 13 National Convention, 27th annual, 1984 454 14 National Convention, 28th annual, 1985 454 15 National Convention, 29th annual, 1986 455 1 National Convention, 30th annual, 1987 455 2 National Convention, 31st annual, 1988 455 3 National Convention, 32nd annual, 1989 455 4 National Convention, 33rd annual, 1990 455 5 National Convention, 34th annual, 1991 455 6 National Convention, 34th annual, registration forms, 1991 455 7 National Convention, 35th annual, 1992 456 1 National Convention, 36th annual, 1993 456 2 National Convention, 37th annual, 1994 456 3 National Convention, 38th annual, 1995 456 4 National Convention, 39th annual, 1996 456 5 National Convention, 40th annual, 1997 456 6 National Convention, 41st annual, 1998 456 7 National Convention, 42nd annual, 1999 456 8 National Convention, 42nd annual, 2000 456 9 National Convention, 46th annual, 2004 456 10 National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U.S.A., 1989 456 11 National Council for a Responsible Firearms Policy, Inc., 1975 456 12 National Day of Mourning, Washington, D.C., 1981 456 13 National Gathering of Black Clergy, 1981 456 14 National Interfaith Committee for Worker Justice, 1999 456 15 National Labor Boycott Shell Committee, 1986 456 16 National Labor Boycott Shell Committee, 1988 457 1 National Labor Boycott Shell Committee, 1989-1991

259 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 457 2 National Health Screening Council for Volunteer Organizations, Inc., 1981-1982 457 3 National policy, 1974 457 4 National Rank and File Conference Declaration of Rights of Black and Minority Group Workers, circa 1970s 457 5 National Science Foundation, 1974 457 6 National statistics about school shootings and overall juvenile violence, 1999 457 7 National Task Force on the Black Economic Agenda, circa 1974-1975 457 8 National Week for Pursuing Peace with Justice, 1983 457 9 Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act, circa 1990 457 10 Native Americans, circa 1970s-1980s 457 11 New Orleans, Louisiana, City-wide Tenant Council, undated 457 12 The Nigerian Community in Atlanta, 1993 457 13 No In-town Piggyback Coalition, 1984 457 14 "Non-negotiable Principles for Welfare Reform," undated 457 15 North American Coalition for Human Rights in Korea, 1990 457 16 North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), 1993 457 17 North Carolina, minority employment, 1986 457 18 North Carolina, race relations, circa 1980s 457 19 North Carolina state convention, circa 1983 457 20 North State Law Enforcement Officers Association v. The City of Charlotte, North Carolina, et al., 1974 457 21 Notebooks, undated 458 1 Notebooks, circa 1973-1985 458 2 Notebooks, 1986-1988 458 3 Notebooks, 1989-1993 458 4 Notes, undated 458 5 Notes, 1972-1992 458 6 Nuclear weapons, circa 1982-1987 458 7 Nurse, Ella M., "The American Gestapo," undated 458 8 Olympic Games, Atlanta, Georgia, 1995-1996 458 9 Ogoni (African People), circa 1996 458 10 The Open Door Community, circa 1983-1996 458 11 Operation Big Vote, 1994-1996 458 12 Operation Jericho, undated 459 1 Operation PUSH, 1981-1990 459 2 Operation PUSH/Minority Franchise Association/Burger King covenant, 1986-1990 459 3 Operation PUSH/Minority Franchise Association/Burger King covenant, annual review meeting binder, 1985 [1 of 2]

260 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 459 4 Operation PUSH/Minority Franchise Association/Burger King covenant, annual review meeting binder, 1985 [2 of 2] 459 5 Opportunities Industrialization Centers, 1971-1972 459 6 Organized labor, 1977-1994 459 7 Organized labor and the religious community, circa 1970-1992 459 8 Organized labor and the religious community, 1993 459 9 "Organizing Ideas," undated 459 10 Owens, Sam, circa 1989 460 1 Pace e Bene Nonviolence Project, 1989 460 2 Pan-African Congress at Dar es Salaam, 1974 460 3 Parker, John, Avondale Estates (Georgia) City Manager and Police Chief, petition for his dismissal, circa 2001 460 4 Parish House, 1991 460 5 "Partnerships for Worker Justice: A Plan for the New Millennium," 1999 460 6 Pathways to Freedom, 2000 460 7 Paul Robeson International Center for the Performing Arts and Humanistic Study, 1979 460 8 The PCS Radio Network, 2000 460 9 "A People Based Food for Peace Program," 1974 460 10 People for the American Way, 1992-1996 460 11 People of Harris Neck Organized for Equal Justice, 1979 460 12 People to People Tour, 1995 460 13 People Power, 1989 460 14 People for Urban Justice, undated 460 15 People for Urban Justice, 1994 460 16 People's Alliance, undated 460 17 People's Coalition for Fairness and Justice in America, 1995 460 18 The Perry County Three, Alabama, 1985 460 19 Persian Gulf strategy session and march, 1990 460 20 Personnel, job descriptions, 1983-2000 460 21 Personnel, policy manuals, undated 460 22 Personnel rosters, undated 460 23 Personnel rosters, 1986-2004 460 24 Personnel, staff assignments, undated 460 25 Personnel, work performance review guide, undated 460 26 Peters, Richard A., "Racism in America Today (Why White America is Fearful of Black)", undated 460 27 Petition for an executive order outlawing segregation in American life (unsigned), circa 1961-1963

261 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 460 28 Pilgrimage to Washington for Voting Rights, Peace, Economic Justice, 1982 [1 of 2] 461 1 Pilgrimage to Washington for Voting Rights, Peace, Economic Justice, 1982 [2 of2] 461 2 Pilgrimage to Washington for Voting Rights, Peace, Economic Justice, Keith Silver files, 1982 [1 of 2] 461 3 Pilgrimage to Washington for Voting Rights, Peace, Economic Justice, Keith Silver files, 1982 [2 of 2] 461 4 Pinellas Sports Authority, 1983 461 5 Pinellas Sports Authority, 1984 [1 of 2] 461 6 Pinellas Sports Authority, 1984 [2 of 2] 461 7 Planning meeting for a black organizers conference, 1985 461 8 Play script, untitled, undated 461 9 Police brutality, 1992 462 1 Police brutality, Alabama, 1983 462 2 Police brutality, public hearing, Atlanta, Georgia, 1991 462 3 Police misconduct litigation report, circa 1979 462 4 "Policies for Survival in a World of Crisis: A Black Perspective," Sixteenth Street Baptist Church, Birmingham, Alabama, 1981 462 5 Political parties, circa 1973 462 6 Polychlorinated biphenyls, 1982-1983 462 7 Polychlorinated biphenyls, 2000 462 8 Poor People's Crusade, undated [See also Subseries 10.3: Poor People's Campaign records] 462 9 Poor People's Crusade, 1985-1986 462 10 Poor People's Crusade, 1987 circa 462 11 Poor People's Crusade, 1987 January-April 462 12 Poor People's Crusade, 1987 May-June 462 13 Poor People's Crusade, 1987 July-October 462 14 Poor People's Crusade, 1988-1990 462 15 Poor People's Crusade, organizer's manual, circa 1986 463 1 Portland Community College African-American Council, 1990 463 2 "Position Papers to Establish a National Committee for Independent Political Action," 1983 463 3 "Poverty," fragment, undated 463 4 "Poverty, Inequality and the Crisis of Social Policy," circa 1991 463 5 Prior Tire Company, 1995 463 6 Priorities, undated 463 7 Prison and Jail Prayer Vigil and Protest, 1995 463 8 Prison and Jail Project, 1993-2000

262 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 463 9 Prison ministry, 1996 463 10 Prisoner Visitation and Assistance Program, proposal, 1974 463 11 Proclamation, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Marietta, Georgia, 1986 463 12 Program activities, undated 463 13 "Program strategies and emphases for Four More Years," circa 1985 463 14 Proposal to address voting irregularities in Florida, circa 2000 463 15 "A Proposal for City Wide Church/Community Organizing for Crime and Drug Free Communities," undated 463 16 Proposed financial plan for Georgia, undated 463 17 Proposed structure for SCLC (draft), undated 463 18 Protest of the Coca-Cola Company's involvement in South Africa, circa 1980s 463 19 Protest of the Men's PGA Championship at Shoal Creek Golf Club, Birmingham, Alabama, 1990 [See also Subseries 2.3: President Joseph E. Lowery files] 463 20 Protests of The Southern Company's involvement in South Africa, 1977 463 21 Protests of The Southern Company's involvement in South Africa, 1986 463 22 Protest of WWL-TV 4, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1989 463 23 Public Citizen, 1992-1999 463 24 Public Policy Symposium, 1981 463 25 Publix Super Markets, 1992-1994 463 26 Quad Cities Conference on Black Families, 1981 463 27 The Quaker Oats Company Gospel Salute, 1982 463 28 The Quaker Oats Company Gospel Salute, 1984 463 29 "Race Issue," (fragment), undated 463 30 Racial Justice Act, 1988 463 31 Racism in the media, 1992 463 32 Radio-thon/TV-thon, 1977 464 1 Rally/March, President Reagan's Proposed Budget Cutbacks, Washington, D.C., undated 464 2 Rally in Support of Mayor Edward McIntyre and Mr. Joseph Jones, Augusta, Georgia, 1984 464 3 Rap Fest '88 464 4 Rappin' for Our Future, 1986 [See also Series 9: Department of Student Affairs records] 464 5 Reaganomics, 1981 464 6 Recovery by Faith, undated 464 7 "Reducing Fire Deaths in Minority Communities: Statement of Need," undated 464 8 Reed, Kasim, testimony before the Senate Subcommittee on the Judiciary regarding the King federal holiday, 1994 464 9 Registration, unidentified event, undated 464 10 Religious leaders in Atlanta, undated

263 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 464 11 Religious Task Force, 1994 464 12 Remarks of William Bradford Reynolds, Assistant Attorney General, Civil Rights Division, U.S. Department of Justice before the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Friday, August 26, 1983 464 13 Reparations, 1996 464 14 Report to the Board of Directors, 2004 464 15 Reports to the President, undated 464 16 Reports to the President, 1985-1994 464 17 Revenue sharing, undated 464 18 The Rich's Cities in Schools Academy, undated 464 19 Richland Road abandonment, Atlanta, Georgia, 1972 464 20 The Ride for Corporate Justice, "Fighting Discrimination at the Coca-Cola Company and in Corporate America," 2000 464 21 Right to Vote: Campaign to End Felony Disfranchisement, 2004 464 22 Rozier, Keith, shooting in Orlando Florida, 1986 464 23 Rural/Urban Connections Conference, 1987 464 24 Sacred Rights Pilgrimage from Eufaula to Montgomery, Alabama, 1983 464 25 Savimbi, Jonas, circa 1987-1988 464 26 Schedules and itineraries, 1990-2000 464 27 Schiele, Jerome H., "The Personal Responsibility Act of 1996: The Bitter and the Sweet for African American Families," 1998 464 28 SCLC/Atlanta Task Force, 1985 464 29 SCLC Barraque Street Baptist Church first annual program, 1974 464 30 SCLC cable TV programs, 1990-1995 464 31 SCLC Center for Conflict Resolution, 2004 464 32 SCLC community activists meeting, March 16, 2001 464 33 SCLC Drug Abuse Referral Center, undated 464 34 SCLC history fragment, undated 464 35 SCLC Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service proposal, circa 2004 464 36 SCLC mass meeting, undated 464 37 SCLC nonviolent training workshops for SCLC/W.O.M.E.N.'s site coordinator's retreat, 1989 464 38 SCLC revival strategy outline, undated 464 39 SCLC statewide meeting, Macon, Georgia, 1990 464 40 SCLC Student Conference, Shaw University, Raleigh, North Carolina, May 1973 464 41 SCLC tent revival, 1991 464 42 SCLC Tobacco Free Prevention Day, 2002 464 43 SCLC and UPS Management Training Program, 1973-1978 465 1 SCLC Veterans of the Civil Rights Movement, 2001 465 2 SCLC video history, 1988

264 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 465 3 SCLC/Vine City Area Ministers gathering, 1991 465 4 SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., 1979-1980 465 5 SCLC/W.O.M.E.N. Drum Major for Justice Awards Dinner, 1983 465 6 SCLC/W.O.M.E.N. National AIDS Program, 1988-1989 465 7 SCLC Youth/Student Leadership Revival Weekend, undated 465 8 Selma to Montgomery March, undated 465 9 Selma to Montgomery March, 1965 465 10 Selma to Montgomery March, 20th anniversary, 1980 465 11 Selma to Montgomery March, 25th anniversary, 1989-1990 465 12 Selma to Montgomery March, 30th anniversary, 1994-1995 465 13 Selma to Montgomery March, 32nd anniversary, 1997 465 14 Selma to Montgomery March, 35th anniversary, 2000 465 15 Selma to Montgomery March, 40th anniversary, 2004-2005 465 16 Selma to Montgomery Historic Trail Study, 1991 465 17 Senate Bill 55, A bill to amend the National Labor Relations Act and the Railway Labor Act to prevent discrimination based on participation in labor disputes, (Striker Replacement/Workplace Fairness Bill), 1991-1994 465 18 Senate Bill 629 to reform Georgia's workers' compensation laws, 1992 466 1 Senior citizen murders, Atlanta, Georgia, 1986 466 2 Sign-in sheets and lists of names, unidentified, undated 466 3 SNUC, 1977 466 4 Social Activist Committee, undated 466 5 Social Security and welfare data, Atlanta metropolitan area, 1980-1981 466 6 Solidarity Day, undated 466 7 Solidarity Day, circa 1981-1991 466 8 Somali Relief and (Re)Adjustment Organization, Inc., undated 466 9 The Sondra O'Neale Legal Defense Committee, 1987 466 10 Soul City, North Carolina, circa 1976 466 11 South Africa Network of Atlanta, 1989 466 12 South African Boys Choir, 1981 466 13 Southeastern Dialogue on the Changing World Economy, 1980 466 14 Southern Action Conference Against Gun Violence, 1996 466 15 Southern Center for Human Rights, 1995 466 16 Southern Center for Human Rights, 1999-2000 466 17 Southern Christian Leadership Conference briefing, the White House, Washington, D.C., 1998 466 18 Southern Community/Labor Conference, 1992 466 19 The Southern Conference Movement--A Struggle of Justice for over Five Decades and a Vision for the 21st Century, 1989 466 20 Southern Conference on World Affairs, 1979

265 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 466 21 "Southern Labor and the Freedom Movement: An Outline History," undated 466 22 Southern Organizing Committee for Economic and Social Justice, undated 466 23 Southern Organizing Committee for Economic and Social Justice, 1974-1975 467 1 Southern Organizing Committee for Economic and Social Justice, 1976-1979 467 2 Southern Organizing Committee for Economic and Social Justice, 1980-1981 467 3 Southern Organizing Committee for Economic and Social Justice, 1982-1983 467 4 Southern Organizing Committee for Economic and Social Justice, 1984-1989 467 5 Southern Organizing Committee for Economic and Social Justice, 1990 circa 467 6 Southern Organizing Committee for Economic and Social Justice, 1990 January- September 468 1 Southern Organizing Committee for Economic and Social Justice, 1990 October- December 468 2 Southern Organizing Committee for Economic and Social Justice, 1991 circa 468 3 Southern Organizing Committee for Economic and Social Justice, 1991 468 4 Southern Organizing Committee for Economic and Social Justice, 1992 468 5 Southern Organizing Committee for Economic and Social Justice, 1993 468 6 Southern Organizing Committee for Economic and Social Justice, 1994 468 7 Southern Organizing Committee for Economic and Social Justice, 1995-1996 469 1 Southern Organizing Committee for Economic and Social Justice, 1997 469 2 Southern Organizing Committee for Economic and Social Justice, 1998-1999 469 3 Southern Organizing Committee for Economic and Social Justice, 2000 469 4 Southern Regional Council, 1980-1999 469 5 "Southern Regional Proposal for African American Forums on the Results and Significance of the 1992 Presidential Election," undated 469 6 Southern Rural Action, circa 1979-1970 469 7 Southwest Atlantans' Consumers and Merchants Association, 1991-1993 469 8 Spring Offensive, 1973 469 9 St. Paul African Methodist Church, Lithonia, Georgia, 2000 469 10 The Stanley Foundation 34th Strategy for Peace Conference, 1993 469 11 Star of the Business Community, undated 469 12 Steele, C.K. (Reverend), benefit, 1981 469 13 Steering committee, 1994 469 14 Stop the Church Burning Love Feast, 1996 469 15 Stop the Killing, End the Violence, undated [See also Subseries 10.9: Stop the Killing, End the Violence records] 469 16 Stop the Killing, End the Violence, 1991-1994 469 17 Stop the Killing March and Prayer Vigil, College Park, Georgia, 1996 469 18 Streib, Victor L., "Capital Punishment of Female Offenders," 1991-1994 470 1 Streib, Victor L., "The Juvenile Death Penalty Today," 1992-1994 470 2 "Striving for Fullness of Life: The Church's Challenge in Health," 1988

266 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 470 3 Student Summit, 1986 470 4 Students for Afrikan-Amerikan Empowerment, 1995 470 5 Summer Canvassers' Conference, 1992 470 6 Sumter County, Georgia, 1992 470 7 Survivors of homicide victims, undated 470 8 Suttles, Wadie, circa 1984 470 9 Swan, Dana, oral history transcript, undated 470 10 Sweet Auburn Area Business Association, 1993-1994 470 11 Sweet Auburn Area Merchants and Professionals' Association, 1986-1993 470 12 Taser deaths nationwide, 2004 470 13 Task Force against Drug Abuse, 1986 470 14 Task Force for the Homeless, circa 1989-1996 470 15 Task Force for the Preservation of Public Black Colleges, 1989 470 16 Task force to refurbish the SCLC national office, 1981 470 17 Task force on violence and spirituality, 1991-1992 470 18 Task forces, general, undated 470 19 Tate, Leonard, "Blacks in Atlanta: Organize or Perish," undated 470 20 Taxes, 1981 470 21 Taylor, Fred (Reverend), arrest records, 1976-1992 470 22 Taylor, Fred (Reverend), Booker T. Washington High School, Montgomery, Alabama, 1979 470 23 Taylor, Fred (Reverend), business and identification cards, undated 470 24 Taylor, Fred (Reverend), certificates and awards, circa 1976-1998 470 25 Taylor, Fred (Reverend), high school diploma and honorary Doctor of Theology, 1961-1998 470 26 Taylor, Fred (Reverend), resumes, undated 470 27 Taylor, Fred (Reverend), writings, undated 470 28 Taylor, Fred (Reverend), writings, 1973-1994 470 29 Taylor, Fred (Reverend), writings, fragments, undated 470 30 Tchula 7, Mississippi, circa 1983 471 1 "Ten Point Proposal to Supplement the Budget to Reduce Administrative Costs and Increase Revenue," 1982 471 2 Texas Farmworkers Union, March for Human Rights, 1977 471 3 Thomas, Clarence (Justice), 1991 471 4 Thomasville March, undated 471 5 Thurmond, Michael L. (Representative), "Proposed Human Infrastructure Budget Improvements, FY 1990-91" 471 6 Timmons Security Agency, 1979 471 7 Titan International, Inc., 1999-2000 471 8 To-do lists, 1981-1995

267 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 471 9 "Toward a New Vision," 1994 471 10 Toward a Strategy for Independent Political Action in the 1980s, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee, 1979 471 11 Town hall meeting committee, 1994 471 12 Toxic waste and race, circa 1987-1989 471 13 Triger, Robert Lee, Jr., "The Invasion(s) of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Neighborhood," 1997 471 14 Trinity Baptist Church of Metro Atlanta, East Point, Georgia, 2004 471 15 Tultex Corporation, Martinsville, Virginia, 1990 471 16 Turn Out the Black Electorate (To Be), undated 471 17 United Affirmative Action Development Corp., Community Reinvestment Act complaint against Premier Bank/Bank One, 1998 471 18 United Church of Christ Commission for Racial Justice, 1989-1998 471 19 United Farm Workers of America, 1971-1975 471 20 The United States Army Ground Forces Band, 1986 471 21 United States Environmental Protection Agency, 1985-1997 471 22 United States Marshals Service, circa 1975-1978 471 23 United States v. Pryor's Court, Inc., et al., 1989 471 24 United States v. Vuong, et al., amicus curiae brief, 1995 471 25 United Youth-Adult Conference, undated 471 26 United Youth-Adult Conference, 1979 471 27 Unity, undated 471 28 The University of Toledo TOLEDO EXCEL 1995 Civil Rights Ethnographic Field Study roster 472 1 Up and Out of Poverty Now, circa 1990-1991 472 2 The Uprising Project, 1993 472 3 Urban development/redevelopment, Atlanta, Georgia 1997 472 4 Veterans Administration, 1979 472 5 Victim impact statements, undated 472 6 Vietnam Veterans Against the War, undated 472 7 Vigil for Carver Homes, 1987 472 8 Violence, 1995-2000 472 9 "Violence, the Ku Klux Klan and the Struggle for Equality: An Informational and Instructional Kit," 1981 472 10 Vitawomen, circa 1980 472 11 Vivian, C.T., undated 472 12 Voter Education Project, circa 1978-1985 472 13 Voter registration and voting, undated 472 14 Voter registration and voting, 1974-1984 472 15 Voter registration and voting, 1987-1990

268 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 472 16 Voter registration and voting, 1992-2004 473 1 Voting habits in the Mississippi Delta, undated 473 2 Voting Rights Act extension, 1981 473 3 Voting Rights Act extension, 1982 473 4 Voting rights, Florida, 2004 473 5 Voting rights violations, undated 473 6 A Walk for Respect, Dignity and Human Rights, Georgia, 1991 473 7 Warren County Citizens Concerned about PCB, Warrenton, North Carolina, 1982 473 8 Warren, Earl, 1974 473 9 Warriors for Justice, Helena, Georgia, circa 1995 473 10 West Hunter Street Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia undated 473 11 West Hunter Street Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia 1975-2000 473 12 "What Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Has to Say About Drugs Gangs and Violence," undated 473 13 "Where Do We Go From Here? African Liberation," circa 1973 473 14 White House Fellowship program, 1975 473 15 "Whither America: Racial Justice in the United States Today," undated 473 16 "Why is there No Power Among Blacks?" undated 473 17 The Wilcox County Promised Land Ministry, undated 473 18 Williams, Hosea, unidentified organization, undated 473 19 Wings of Hope, circa 1989-1995 [See also Subseries 10.8: Wings of Hope Anti- Drug Program records] 473 20 Winn-Dixie Stores, boycott, 1985-1986 [See also Subseries 2.3: President Joseph E. Lowery files and Subseries 4.6: E. Randel T. Osburn files] 473 21 Winn-Dixie Stores, economic agreement, 1984 473 22 Witness for Justice, 1987 473 23 The Women's Center, undated 473 24 Woodley, Luther Bayah, undated 473 25 Women in the Church mini-convention, 1978 473 26 Women in Touch Prayer Breakfast, undated 473 27 Work Action for Key Efforts in Uniting People, undated 473 28 Workers' compensation, undated 473 29 Workshop, unidentified, undated 473 30 World Council of Churches, 2004 473 31 World Day Center, 1987 474 1 World Peace Movement, 1988 474 2 Wrightsville, Georgia civil rights demonstrations and court cases, 1980-1985 [1 of 2]

269 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 474 3 Wrightsville, Georgia civil rights demonstrations and court cases, 1980-1985 [2 of 2] 474 4 Writings by others, undated 474 5 Writings by others, 1975-1991 474 6 Writings, unidentified, undated 474 7 WXAP Radio, Atlanta, Georgia, circa 1972 474 8 YMCA of Metropolitan Atlanta, undated 474 9 YMCA of Metropolitan Atlanta, 1970-1973 474 10 YMCA of Metropolitan Atlanta, 1974-1977 474 11 Young, Andrew, campaign for Congress, 1970 474 12 Youth Leadership Project, circa 1976 474 13 Youth and Student Affairs, 1989-2000 [See also Series 9: Department of Student Affairs records] 474 14 Zewde, Samson, 1995

270 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Series 8 Crisis Intervention Committee records, 1970s-2000s Boxes 475 - 501

Historical Note SCLC's Crisis Intervention Committee was established to advocate on behalf of community members seeking assistance with legal problems, employment discrimination or financial hardship. The committee was comprised of most executive staff members and was led by Reverend Fred Taylor. Members would review requests for assistance, refer people to other community resources better equipped to help, or occasionally intercede on behalf of the individual. Assistance could take the form of letters of support to employers or mediated conflict resolution. Rarely, as with a discrimination case at Church's Chicken, requests for assistance could result in national direct action campaigns against a company.

Scope and Content Note The series consists of the records of SCLC's Crisis Intervention Committee, including administrative records and case files. Administrative records contain form letters, meeting agendas and minutes, memoranda and reports, and are minimal. Case files and requests for assistance form the majority of the series and document the committee's efforts on behalf of people seeking help with legal problems, employment discrimination, and financial hardship.

Arrangement Note Organized into two subseries: (8.1) Crisis Intervention Committee administrative records, (8.2) Case files and requests for assistance.

Restrictions on Access Special restrictions apply: Subseries 8.2, Case files and requests for assistance, is closed to researchers until January 1, 2087.

271 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 8.1 Crisis Intervention Committee administrative records, 1983-2000 Box 475

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of the administrative records of the Crisis Intervention Committee. It contains form letters, meeting agendas and minutes, memoranda and reports of the committee.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Box Folder Content 475 1 Forms and form letters, circa 1986-1990s 475 2 Job descriptions, 1989 475 3 Letters, incoming, 1999 475 4 Meeting agendas and minutes, undated 475 5 Meeting agendas and minutes, 1989-1993 475 6 Meeting schedule, November 1988 475 7 Memoranda, undated 475 8 Memoranda, 1983-1994 475 9 Proposal, Crisis Intervention Department, 1986 475 10 Reports, circa 1989-1999 475 11 Resources for assistance, circa 1983-2000

272 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 8.2 Case files and requests for assistance, circa 1970s-2000s Boxes 476 - 501

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of case files and records relating to requests for assistance from SCLC. It documents the work done by SCLC on behalf of members of the community seeking assistance with problems such as employment discrimination, housing, hunger, and legal troubles. Files may contain correspondence, intake forms, and legal proceedings.

Arrangement Note Unprocessed series.

Restrictions on Access Special restrictions apply: Case files and requests for assistance are closed to researchers until January 1, 2087.

273 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Series 9 Department of Student Affairs records, 1963-2005 Boxes 502 - 538; OP13

Historical Note The Department of Student Affairs was responsible for coordinating outreach efforts and promoting membership among youth. Early initiatives began in the 1970s, under the direction of Stoney Cooks. However, the department did become really active until the mid-1980s when Brenda Davenport was hired to be director. Under her leadership, the department greatly expanded its programming, specifically initiating projects to promote education, civic engagement, personal responsibility, and nonviolence. The department also worked to involve young people in SCLC's annual national convention. The department conducted nonviolence training seminars in high schools in Georgia and Tennessee, as well as programs such as Rappin' for Our Future, Call to Manhood, and Growing into Womanhood. Many of these programs were designed to help teenagers navigate the transition into adulthood. For example, Call to Manhood was a rites of passage program organized in the 1990s to help young boys develop into responsible and educated men. It included seminars and workshops on personal hygiene, cultural heritage and nonviolence, as well as an annual conference. Similarly, Growing Into Womanhood, also organized in the 1990s, was a rites of passage program targeting young girls as they became women. Growing Into Womanhood consisted of seminars and workshops on personal hygiene and cultural heritage, but also addressed other issues such as teenage pregnancy and female health concerns. Brenda Davenport led the department until the mid-2000s.

Scope and Content Note The series contains the records of the Department of Student Affairs from 1963-2005, including administrative files such as correspondence, internal memoranda and meeting agendas and minutes, as well as subject files relating to the many programs geared toward student and youth development and outreach. The bulk of material is from 1983-2005 and documents Brenda Davenport as the Director of Student Affairs and primary organizer of student activities and programs. A small amount of material is present from an earlier incarnation of the program in the 1970s. Programs of particular interest include the Stop the Killing, End the Violence campaign, Rappin' for Our Future, Student Call to Washington, Call to Manhood, Growing Into Womanhood, voter registration, and summer youth employment programs. The series also contains substantial material on student participation at SCLC's National Convention as well as a host of other activities and programs. Too, this series includes material on the Poor People's Crusade in its notes and notebooks, particularly circa 1987. It is important to note that records for Call to Manhood include no material for 1992 and that records for the summer youth employment programs (1981-1997) include a substantial gap from 1988-1990. Finally, the series documents the personal volunteer efforts of Brenda Davenport, including Children's Chapel at Ebenezer Baptist Church.

274 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Box Folder Content 502 1 10 Day Lesson Plan on the 6 Steps of Nonviolence, undated 502 2 100 Black Men of Atlanta, Inc., 2004 502 3 2000 Georgia Children's Agenda, 1999 502 4 "ABC's of Proposal Writing," undated 502 5 Accepted and invited congresspersons, undated 502 6 Act I Composition invoices, 1988-1990 502 7 Action forums, undated 502 8 Action forums, 1994 502 9 Action items, undated 502 10 Activities, community projects, and outstanding citizenship, undated 502 11 Activity chart and plan report, 1994 502 12 Act Up Network, undated 502 13 ADAPSO Foundation, 1990 502 14 Address to the Senate Study Committee on Public Education Disciplinary Reform, 1998 502 15 Adolescent initiation into adulthood worksheets and study sheets, undated 502 16 Adolescent violence, 1987-1993 502 17 AFL-CIO Organizing Institute, 1992 502 18 Africa Fund, 1989-1998 502 19 "Africa: How Much Do You Know?," quiz, undated 502 20 African American Action Alert Communications Network, "Executive Summary of the Fourth Annual Public Policy Agenda Conference," 1991 502 21 "African American Health: Rolling Downhill like a Snowball Headed for Hell", undated 502 22 African American Heritage Festival, 5th annual, 1993 502 23 African Americans and the telecommunications future, 1996 502 24 African American Women's Conference, first annual, 1991 502 25 African arts from Lagos, Nigeria, undated 502 26 African Palms, 1993-1994 502 27 Aid to Imprisoned Mothers, Inc., 1991-1992 502 28 Ajanaku African American Research Institute, 1970-1985 502 29 Alexander, Avery Caesar, biographical sketch draft, undated 502 30 Allen, Norris, 2002 502 31 Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority certificate of appreciation to Brenda Davenport, 1982 502 32 American Amusement Services, undated 502 33 American Committee on Africa, 1987-1988

275 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 502 34 Americans for a Fair Chance: Opportunity Through Affirmative Action, undated 502 35 Amnesty International, 1986-1990 502 36 Amnesty International, Ralph J. Bunche Human Rights Fellowship Program, 1989 502 37 Andrew Young Medal for Capitalism and Social Progress awards ceremony, 2001 502 38 Anniversary Tours, Inc., circa 1989 502 39 Annual Alabama Educational Association Week of Festivities, 2000 502 40 "An Overview: Southern Christian Leadership Conference," undated 502 41 Ansbro, John J., "Malcolm X's Appreciation of the Power of the Negative," undated 502 42 Anti-drug campaign, undated 502 43 Anti-drug campaign, 1987-1989 502 44 Anti-violence haunted house, undated 502 45 Anti-violence haunted house, 1994-1996 502 46 Anyike, James, "African American Holidays: A Historical Research and Resource Guide to Cultural Celebrations," undated 502 47 Anyike, James, Rites of Passage Guidelines for Training African-American Youth in the School, Church, Home & Community, 1992 502 48 Application for services, Special Audiences, Inc., undated 502 49 Applications for special use permit, National Park Services, Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site, 2000 502 50 Area preparatory committee, 1985 502 51 Assassination of Martin Luther, King, Jr., 8th-23rd anniversaries, 1976-1991 503 1 Assassination of Martin Luther, King, Jr., 25th anniversary, 1993 503 2 Assassination of Martin Luther, King, Jr., 26th-34th anniversaries, 1994-2002 503 3 Association of People Living with AIDS, 1987 503 4 Atlanta Black and Jewish Coalition junior and senior youth retreat, 1992 503 5 Atlanta Bound student trip, 1989 503 6 Atlanta Ecumenical Human Rights Prayer Banquet, 3rd annual, 1990 503 7 Atlanta Empowerment Zone Corporation, undated 503 8 Atlanta Foundation Center, 2000 503 9 Atlanta Greatest Artists Series presents Leontyne Price, 1989 503 10 Atlanta Housing Authority, circa 1987 503 11 Atlanta public schools community service, 1987 503 12 Atlanta public schools directory of summer opportunities for students and parents, 1994 503 13 Atlanta public schools mailing list, 1991-1992 503 14 Atlanta Public Schools Summer Youth Employment and Training Program supervisor handbook, 1993

276 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 503 15 Atlanta Public Schools Summer Youth Employment Program, 1994 503 16 Atlanta Summit on Youth and Violence Prevention Task Force, 1993 503 17 Atlanta Tribute to Nelson Mandela, 1990 503 18 Atlanta University Center Student Government Association, 1987-1988 503 19 Atlanta University Movement Workshop, 1987 503 20 Atlanta Workforce Development Agency, 2000 503 21 Atlanta Youth Violence Prevention Summit, 1995 503 22 Auburn Avenue Research Library on African American Culture and History, 1995-2000 503 23 Awakenings, young women's seminar, 1993 503 24 Bankhead Interagency Council, 1988-1989 504 1 Barlow, Chris, circa 1988 504 2 Barnes, Carol, "Melanin: The Chemical Key to Black Greatness," 1987 504 3 Barnes, J.A., One Sunday in Birmingham, play script, 1999 504 4 Beah: A Black Woman Speaks, documentary film about Beah Richards, 2003-2004 504 5 Beal, , campaign statement, 1984 504 6 Beatrice Foundation, 1989 504 7 Bell, Joel, crime fighting programs, 1994-1996 504 8 Best of Florida Schools winners, Florida Leader, 2000 504 9 "Better Chance: For the Kids, For You, For All of Us," 1999 504 10 Biographical sketches, undated 504 11 Biographical sketches, 1990-1998 504 12 Birthday observances for Martin Luther King, Jr., 1963-1989 504 13 Birthday observances for Martin Luther King, Jr., 1990-2000 504 14 Birthday observances for Martin Luther King, Jr., 2004-2005 504 15 Bishop Tutu Refugee Fund, circa 1985-1987 504 16 "Black America 2010, A New Renaissance: African American Cultural News and Information Journal," 2004 504 17 Black college campus tours, 1992-2004 504 18 Black College Day, 1986-1988 504 19 Black Community Crusade for Children, 1994 504 20 Black Empowerment of Youth Through Education, Determination, Pride, Excellence, Action, and Self-Love, 1994 504 21 Black Entertainment Television Teen Summit, 1990 504 22 Black Expo United States of America, 1990 504 23 Black Family Project, Inc., 1987 504 24 Black history contest study booklet for trivia challenge bowl, 1986 504 25 Black history games, circa 1980-1985 504 26 Black History Month events, 1992

277 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 504 27 Black History Showdown registration forms, undated 504 28 Black Leadership Forum, 1994 505 1 Black on Black Crime Task Force, circa 1990-1992 505 2 Black Student Leadership Network, circa 1994 505 3 Black Student Retention in Higher Education National Conference, 8th annual, 1992 505 4 Black Student Summit: Meeting the Challenges to Be a Great Generation, 1985 505 5 Black Teens for Advancement, circa 1989 505 6 Bolden, Willie, personal statement, undated 505 7 Book lists for health, endurance, and bonding, undated 505 8 Bosnian student project, 1993-1994 505 9 Boxing academy, undated 505 10 Bozeman, Maggie, memorial service, 2004 505 11 Breakfast committee, undated 505 12 Brice, Tikisha, recommendation form, 1989 505 13 Bridging the Gap: Girls-Women Mentoring Program, 1996 505 14 Brown, Tony, "White Girl," 1988-1989 505 15 Brown v. the Board of Education, 50th anniversary, 2004 505 16 Building Blocks for Youth, 1999 505 17 "Building a New South: A Guide to Southern Social Justice Organizations," 1990 505 18 Burdett, Shannon, student volunteer, 1995 505 19 Bus Tour for the Vote, 1992 505 20 Butler Street YMCA, Hungry Club Forum, 1992 505 21 By All Means Music Marketing and Management Company, 2002 505 22 Calendars, 1987-2004 505 23 Call to Manhood, undated 505 24 Call to Manhood, 1991 505 25 Call to Manhood, 1993 [1 of 3] 505 26 Call to Manhood, 1993 [2 of 3] 506 1 Call to Manhood, 1993 [3 of 3] 506 2 Call to Manhood, 1994-1995 506 3 Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids, 2001-2002 506 4 Campus Outreach Opportunity League (COOL), 1991 506 5 Carson, Ron, freelance illustrator, undated 506 6 Carter, Jimmy, human rights address, The Carter-Menil Human Rights Ceremony, 1988-1989 506 7 Casson, Rebecca, letter of commendation and evangelist license, 1989 506 8 Celebration of Namibia's independence, undated 506 9 CENTEC Learning Systems, 1990

278 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 506 10 Center for Democratic Renewal, 1990-1999 [previously known as the National Anti-Klan Network] 506 11 Certificates, undated 506 12 Certificates, 1988-1997 507 1 Chapters and Affiliates: Alabama, Anniston chapter, 2000 507 2 Chapters and Affiliates: California, Los Angeles chapter, undated 507 3 Chapters and Affiliates: Florida, St. Petersburg chapter, 1983-1988 507 4 Chapters and Affiliates: Georgia, Atlanta University Center chapter, 1987 507 5 Chapters and Affiliates: Georgia, Dublin-Laurens County chapter, 1986 507 6 Chapters and Affiliates: Georgia, Jasper County chapter, 1989 507 7 Chapters and Affiliates: Georgia, Morehouse College chapter, undated 507 8 Chapters and Affiliates: Maryland, Maryland State chapter, 1998 507 9 Chapters and Affiliates: Maryland: Rockville and Montgomery County chapter, 1995-1996 507 10 Chapters and Affiliates: Missouri, St. Louis chapter, 1988 507 11 Chapters and Affiliates: North Carolina, Charlotte chapter, 1987-1988 507 12 Chapters and Affiliates: Ohio, Cleveland chapter, 2002 507 13 Chapters and Affiliates: Texas, Dallas chapter, 1990-1991 507 14 Charles, Doreen, "It's Our Turn," 1983 507 15 Children of Milan Christmas party, 1993 507 16 Children's Chapel, Ebenezer Baptist Church, undated 507 17 Children's Chapel, Ebenezer Baptist Church, 1987-1990 507 18 Children's Chapel, Ebenezer Baptist Church, 1991 circa 507 19 Children's Chapel, Ebenezer Baptist Church, 1991-1993 507 20 Children's Chapel, Ebenezer Baptist Church, 1994 circa 507 21 Children's Chapel, Ebenezer Baptist Church, 1994 [1 of 3] 508 1 Children's Chapel, Ebenezer Baptist Church, 1994 [2 of 3] 508 2 Children's Chapel, Ebenezer Baptist Church, 1994 [3 of 3] 508 3 Children's Chapel, Ebenezer Baptist Church, 1995-2000 508 4 Children's Chapel, Ebenezer Baptist Church, planning binder, circa 1991-1994 508 5 Children's Defense Fund, undated 508 6 Children's Defense Fund, 1992-1994 circa 508 7 Children's Defense Fund, 1995 [1 of 2] 508 8 Children's Defense Fund, 1995 [2 of 2] 508 9 Christian charm course, student's manual, 1992 508 10 Christian Education Committee, 1994 508 11 Christmas party for the Delta Pride strikers and their children, undated 508 12 Citizenship Education Awards Program, 1995 508 13 Citizen Education Fund, 1987 508 14 Citizens for a Better World, 1986

279 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 509 1 Citizens' High School, circa 1983-1987 509 2 Citizenship and National Service Act, 1989 509 3 City of Atlanta Adamsville Recreation Center, 2004 509 4 City Scoop, circa 1988 509 5 Civic Day registration authorization form, 2004 509 6 Civil rights program and tour, 2004 509 7 Clark Atlanta University Student Government Association, constitution, undated 509 8 Clark, Ben, 1990 509 9 Clark, Ladana "Lady Jam," circa 1991-1993 509 10 Clayton County, Georgia schools, 1990 509 11 Clayton County, Georgia temporary voter registration sites, 1992 509 12 Clayton County Schools Performing Arts Center, 1990-1992 509 13 Clay, Vernor, Interdenominational Theological Center field education evaluation, 1989 509 14 Clinton, Bill (President), 1998 509 15 Coalition of Southern Black Youth, 1989 509 16 Coalition to Boycott Domino's Pizza, 1989 509 17 "Collaborative Proposal between SCLC and Partners in Neighborhood Growth," 2005 509 18 "College: Home Away from Home," undated 509 19 College Park Housing Authority and Community Coalition, 2004 509 20 College Park Housing Authority's Drug Elimination Program, 1998-1999 509 21 "Colonization of the Image of God, Rayshoun A. Chambers," 1990 509 22 "Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. Reports: In the Killing Fields of America" and "Bill Moyers Series: What Can We Do About Violence," 1995 509 23 Commission for Racial Justice, circa 1991 509 24 Committee on National Parks hearing, Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site, 1988 509 25 Commitment to Peace, A Pledge for Justice, 1994 509 26 Community and church drug prevention strategy outline, 1989 509 27 Community Book Center, New Orleans, Louisiana, undated 509 28 Community Builders Fellowship Program, 1998 509 29 Community Development Institute, 1997 509 30 Community mural project, Clergy and Laity Concerned of Western Oregon, 1989 509 31 Computers for Learning registration, 1998 509 32 Condemning disparate sentencing in crack cocaine cases, undated 509 33 Conference panel descriptions, undated 509 34 Conference room request form and schedule, 1994 509 35 "Conferences that Work: How to Plan, Manage, and Evaluate Task-Oriented Conferences," 1983

280 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 509 36 Conflict resolution workshops, undated 509 37 Congress of National Black Churches, annual consultation, circa 1995 [1 of 2] 510 1 Congress of National Black Churches, annual consultation, circa 1995 [2 of 2] 510 2 Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Legislative Conference, 24th annual, 1994 510 3 Correspondence, undated [1 of 2] 510 4 Correspondence, undated [2 of 2] 510 5 Correspondence, 1983-1988 510 6 Correspondence, 1989 510 7 Correspondence, 1990 January-September 510 8 Correspondence, 1990 October-December 511 1 Correspondence, 1991 511 2 Correspondence, 1992 511 3 Correspondence, 1993 January-July 511 4 Correspondence, 1993August-December 511 5 Correspondence, 1994 January-May 511 6 Correspondence, 1994 June-December 512 1 Correspondence, 1995 512 2 Correspondence, 1996-1997 512 3 Correspondence, 1998 512 4 Correspondence, 1999-2000 512 5 Correspondence, 2001-2004 512 6 Count Every Vote, 2004 512 7 Counties in the 11th congressional district, undated 512 8 Crawford, Solomon, "How I Can Help Promote Nonviolence in My Community," undated 512 9 Creatively combating violence by African American youth, 1992 512 10 Curry, Nadine, summer intern, 1992 512 11 Dallas Raps, "Accentuate the Positive," circa 1998 512 12 D and D Innovators, undated 513 1 Davenport, Brenda, appointment book, 1994 513 2 Davenport, Brenda, biographical sketches, undated 513 3 Davenport, Brenda, certificates, 1989 -1997 513 4 Davenport, Brenda, family reunion, 1984-1988 513 5 Davenport, Brenda, "Memories of Martin Luther King, Jr.," undated 513 6 Davenport, Brenda, minority community development program at Cleveland State University, 1984 513 7 Davenport, Brenda, press statement presented at the AFL-CIO on behalf of the Black Youth Leadership Council, circa 1997 513 8 Davenport, Brenda, Project Director, undated

281 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 513 9 Davenport, Brenda, recommendation form, 1987 513 10 Davenport, Brenda, resumes, undated 513 11 Davenport, Brenda, resumes, 1990 513 12 Davenport, Brenda, speaking engagements, 1988-2004 513 13 Davenport, Brenda, sweetheart mailgram, 1992 513 14 Davis, Keysa, "Spiritual Women," 1999 513 15 Dayton, Ohio crime report, circa 1991 513 16 D.C. Student Coalition against Apartheid and Racism, 1988-1991 513 17 "Death at School: A Guide for Teachers, School Nurses, Counselors, and Administrators," undated 513 18 Death Penalty Awareness Day, circa 1987 513 19 DeKalb County Express Track Club, 1990 513 20 Democratic National Convention, 1988 513 21 Democracy for China Fund, 1990-1991 513 22 Description of state and local grants for high risk youth, 1988 513 23 "Destruction of a Generation," undated 513 24 "Developing the Global Village," undated 513 25 Donaldson, Kevin, summer intern, 1992 513 26 Drafts, undated 513 27 Drafts, 1984-2004 514 1 Drug prevention program with Harlem Globetrotters, 1988 514 2 Drug prevention program with Meadowlark Lemon's Shooting Stars, 1986 514 3 Drum Major for Justice Awards Dinner, 13th Annual, 1992 514 4 Ebenezer Baptist Church, 1988-2004 514 5 Economic empowerment campaign, 1994-2004 514 6 "Economic Empowerment and the Savings and Loan Crisis," 1966-1989 514 7 Education, 1993 514 8 Education Update, undated 514 9 El Salvador, undated 514 10 Emergency summit for youth coordinators, 1995-1996 514 11 Emory University African American Studies African Diaspora Festival, 1994 514 12 English, Jennifer, "Ella Baker: Soldier for the Masses," 1990 514 13 Enterprise Atlanta, 1989 514 14 Evaluation Models Participants List, 1997 514 15 Eventions VIP List, 1997 514 16 Eyes on the Prize video, undated 514 17 Eyewitness Israel, delegation sponsored by the American-Arab Anti- Discrimination Committee and Fellowship of Reconciliation, 1988 514 18 "Fact Sheet on President Nixon's Economic Policies," circa 1969-1974

282 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 514 19 Fairington Elementary School motivational program for young boys and young girls, undated 514 20 Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting workshops, undated 514 21 Families in Touch Prison Connection Program, undated 514 22 Families in Touch Prison Connection Program, 1992 514 23 Family violence, undated 514 24 Fannie Lou Hamer Conference, 1987-1988 514 25 Federal gun laws questions and answers, 1994 514 26 Federal Weed and Seed Program, 1992 514 27 Federation of Southern Cooperatives/Land Assistance Fund, circa 1986 514 28 Fellowship of Reconciliation, undated 514 29 Fellowship of Reconciliation, 1985-1989 515 1 Fellowship of Reconciliation, 1990-1991 515 2 Fellowship of Reconciliation, 1992 circa 515 3 Fellowship of Reconciliation, 1992 515 4 Fellowship of Reconciliation, 1993-1996 515 5 Fellowship of Reconciliation planning binder, 1993-1995 515 6 "Fifty Years After Brown: The Case for Academic Reparations," 2004 515 7 Florida Black Student Association, Inc., undated 515 8 Food and nutrition, 1986-1992 515 9 Food Research and Action Center, circa 1999 515 10 Forces of the Universe, undated 515 11 Ford, Harold, proclamation, 1987 515 12 Fort Deposit and Stop the Killing Rally and March, undated 516 1 Fort Valley State College, 1988-1989 516 2 Four city crime prevention tour, undated 516 3 Freaknik survey, circa 1995 516 4 Freedom Fest, circa 1994-1995 516 5 Freedom Run, third annual, 1996 516 6 Freedom song booklet for adults and youth, circa 1986 516 7 Free South Africa Youth to Youth Tour, South African Youth Congress, 1990 516 8 Fulton County Board of Education, 1988-1989 516 9 Fulton County Department of Family and Children Services, 1994 516 10 Fulton County high schools and middle schools, 1985-1988 516 11 Fulton County Human Services project proposal, 1995 516 12 Fulton/George County Merger Progress Report, 1994 516 13 Fundraising block party and car wash, 2004 516 14 Fundraising letter for scholarships, undated 516 15 Fundraising resources, 1989-1992 516 16 G. Heileman Brewing Company, Power Master beer boycott, 1991

283 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 516 17 Gangbuster, comic book, 1985 516 18 Georgia Advocates for Battered Women and Children, 1997 516 19 Georgia Alliance for Tobacco Prevention, 2002 516 20 Georgia Association for Black Elected Officials, 1994 516 21 Georgia Black Student Association, 1987 516 22 Georgia Children's Agenda, 1994 516 23 Georgia Civil Rights Network, 1993 516 24 Georgia Empowerment Coalition, 1992 516 25 Georgia Human Rights Conference, 1989 516 26 Georgia Southern University and Savannah State College, meetings regarding the Georgia Board of Regents' decision to promote Georgia Southern College to regional university status, 1989 516 27 Georgia State Convention, 1987-1988 516 28 Georgia State University Department of African American Studies Service Learning Project, student and agency contract, Felicia Stanley, 2000 516 29 Georgia State University Department of African American Studies Service Learning Project, student and agency contract, Stephanie Enoch, undated 516 30 Georgians United Against Violence Legislative Work Day, 1994-1995 516 31 Georgia's Unlock the Waiting List Campaign, circa 1998 516 32 Get with the Program, spring break student rally, 1991 516 33 Giarratano, Joseph M., death penalty case, 1991 516 34 Gifts in Kind America, 1993 516 35 Goals of Student Affairs, undated 516 36 Good Morning Revolution, black history program, 1994 516 37 Good Morning Revolution, play script, undated 516 38 Gordon, Spiver, "Well I Declare: A Salute to Authentic Heroes," undated 516 39 Gospel songs, undated 516 40 Graduating senior list, 1989 516 41 Grady High School Parent Teacher Student Association, 1991-1992 516 42 Grady High School, students list, undated 517 1 Grady High School, student and teacher safety survey, circa 1991-1992 517 2 Great American Smokeout, American Cancer Society, 1985-1990 517 3 Great Peace March, Pro Peace, 1985-1986 517 4 Greeson, Phil, educational program proposal, undated 517 5 Gregory, Dick, draft of speech, undated 517 6 Group discussion survey, undated 517 7 Growing Into Womanhood, undated 517 8 Growing Into Womanhood, 1993-1995 517 9 Growing Into Womanhood, 1996-1999 517 10 Guest artists invited, undated

284 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 517 11 Guide to black organizations, 1989-1991 517 12 Gun Buy Back and AIDS screenings, undated 517 13 Gun Buy Back Program, 1993-2000 517 14 Gun control and crime reduction survey, circa 1994 517 15 Gurley, Mary Harris, debut album, 2004 517 16 Habitat for Humanity, 1988 517 17 Hall, Leon, memorial service, 1989 517 18 Hands on Atlanta, 1995-1999 517 19 Hands on Atlanta, curriculum outline, undated 517 20 Hankerson, Joseph "Big Lester," funeral, 1988 517 21 Harlem Renaissance Talent Showcase, Ebenezer Baptist Church, 2001 517 22 Harris, John, Jr., "The Secret," undated 517 23 Hartford Memorial Baptist Church, spring revival, 1994 517 24 "Highlights of Youth and Student Affairs Program," 1990-1991 517 25 Hill, Paul, Jr., "Rites of Passage: Historical Background and National Implications of Adolescent Rites of Passage," 1988 517 26 Hilton, Elliot, scheduling for the 1994-1995 school year, 1994 517 27 Historically black colleges and universities, undated 517 28 Historically black colleges and universities mailing list, 2004 518 1 HIV/AIDS information and prevention, 1989-1999 518 2 Homicide reports, 1992 518 3 House Study Committee on Age of Criminal Responsibility of the Georgia General Assembly's Public Hearing, 1986 518 4 Housing Now, 1989 518 5 "How to Extend Your Nonimmigrant Stay," undated 518 6 Hyatt, Chad, intern, 1987-1988 518 7 I Believe in Me: A Drug Awareness Film for Young People, 1988 518 8 I Have a Dream National Youth Assembly, 1st-3rd annual, 1988-1990 518 9 Increase the Peace, Fulton County Commission youth outreach program, 1993 518 10 Independent School Recruitment Fair, 14th Annual, 1997 518 11 Institute of the Christian World 9th anniversary, 1992 518 12 Interdenominational Theological Center, 1989 518 13 Inter-Direct Sect of Salt Lake Community College, constitution, undated 518 14 Interfaith service, 1990 518 15 International Year of Peace, 1986 518 16 Intern programs, circa 1993 518 17 International Expressions of Art, undated 518 18 International Youth Peace Week, 2000 518 19 Introduction to creating video games, Ebenezer Baptist Church, undated 518 20 Issues forum, 1992

285 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 518 21 Jackson, Jesse, undated 518 22 JAM Ayers Day Unity Rally, 1994 518 23 James, Terrance, 1996 518 24 Jamming for Justice, undated 518 25 Japanese schools and companies in Atlanta, Georgia, circa 1985-1988 518 26 Jasper County Comprehensive High School, Monticello, Georgia, policies regarding minority students and teachers, 1991 518 27 Jesse Jackson for President, circa 1983 518 28 "Jew's Jew: The Historical Rise and Fall of the Jewish People," 1990 518 29 Jim Maddox Scholars Program, criteria and application form, circa 1997 518 30 Job descriptions, 2000-2002 518 31 Jobs with Justice, 1988 518 32 Joint Center for Political Studies, Inc., National Policy Institute, 1989 518 33 Joseph E. Lowery Institute for Justice and Human Rights at Clark Atlanta University, "Criminal Justice Reform Symposium Summary Position Paper," circa 2003 518 34 Jú-Dah, "Three Young Men Called to Minister the Word of God through Song," undated 518 35 Justice for Janitors, circa 1988-1989 518 36 Justice House, 1987-1989 518 37 Kamau, Gregory, volunteer community service, 2000 518 38 Kennedy, Joseph P., II, biographical sketch, undated 518 39 "Kerner Report Updated, Report of the 1988 Commission on Cities, Race, and Poverty in the United States Today," 1988 518 40 Kevyn Jones Defense Fund, circa 1986-1987 519 1 Kids Who Care awards program, undated 519 2 Kids Who Cook, 1992 519 3 King summer interns, 1990 519 4 Kingian Nonviolence, Social Change, Christian Education, and Enrichment Summer Camp, 2004 519 5 King rally meeting, 1995 519 6 King, Rodney, verdict and SCLC statement, 1992 519 7 Kiswahili language instruction sheet, undated 519 8 Labor movement, 1992 519 9 Leadership International Nonviolent Coalition Get Out and Vote, 1992 519 10 League of Filipino Students, 1991 519 11 Letters of condolence, 1999-2000 519 12 Letters of recommendation, 1992-1995 519 13 Lewis, John, undated

286 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 519 14 Lighting the Torch of Conscience, National Pilgrimage for Abolition of the Death Penalty, 1989-1990 [See also Series 7: Department of Direct Action records] 519 15 List of victims of racial violence, circa 1991 519 16 Litany of Commemoration for the Founding of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, 2004 519 17 Long, Nia, 1993 519 18 Lovin' Kindness prop handlers, undated 519 19 "Macon Grows Flood Development Partnership: Six Action Steps for Christian Lay Leaders," circa 1994 519 20 Madison, Isaiah, 1989 519 21 Magazine topics, 1990 519 22 Mailing lists, undated 519 23 Mailing lists, 1984-2000 519 24 Mandela, Nelson, visit to Atlanta, Georgia, 1990 519 25 Manner of Grace: Children and Teen Etiquette, undated 519 26 March for Brotherhood and Sisterhood and Against Fear and Intimidation, Forsyth County, Georgia, 1987 519 27 March on Washington, 30th anniversary mobilization, 1993 519 28 March on Washington Thirty Year Performing and Visual Arts Anniversary Salute: 1963-1993, planning binder, 1992-1993 519 29 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, 1963 519 30 MARTA board of directors meeting, 1988 519 31 Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, undated 520 1 Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, 1987-1988 520 2 Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, 1989 520 3 Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, 1990-1991 520 4 Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, 1992-1996 520 5 Martin Luther King, Jr. Essay Competition, participant brief biographies, undated 520 6 Martin Luther King, Jr. Federal Holiday Commission, 1988-1989 [See also Series 7: Department of Direct Action records] 520 7 Martin Luther King, Jr. Federal Holiday Commission, National Information and Planning Conference, 1991 520 8 Martin Luther King, Jr. Georgia State Holiday Commission, 2002 520 9 Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice, 1988 521 1 Martin Luther King, Jr. National Youth Assembly, 1992 521 2 Martin Luther King, Jr. Scholars Program, 1988 521 3 Mayor's Office of Youth Services, undated 521 4 McClenton Institute of Music Kick-Off Celebration, 6th annual, 1989 521 5 McMorris, Lammell, speech at Morehouse College, 2001

287 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 521 6 Media contact lists, undated 521 7 Media contact lists, circa 1992-1993 521 8 Media requests, 1993 521 9 Media relations proposal, 1995 521 10 Meeting agendas, undated 521 11 Meeting agendas, 1984-1999 521 12 Meeting minutes, undated 521 13 Meeting minutes, 1986-2004 521 14 Memoranda, undated 521 15 Memoranda, 1984-1992 521 16 Memoranda, 1993-1994 521 17 Memoranda, 1995-2004 521 18 Mental Health Protection and Advocacy Coalition, request for proposals, 1994 521 19 "Message to the Masses," undated 521 20 Metlife Survey of the American Teacher: Violence in America's Schools, 1994 521 21 Miami riots, 1989 521 22 Mike Dukakis for President, 1987 521 23 Milan Women's Prison, 1992-1994 521 24 Millenium Luncheon guest list, 2000 521 25 Miller, Kim, undated 521 26 Minimum wage lobby, circa 1987-1988 522 1 Minneapolis Black Achievers annual report to sponsors and friends, 1992 522 2 Miss African American Centric World Princess Education Pageant, 1994 522 3 Miss Bronze America of Atlanta Pageant, 1994 522 4 Miss North Central Georgia Scholarship Pageant, 1994 522 5 Miss Rhomania Scholarship Contest, 1988-1989 522 6 Mission statement, undated 522 7 M & M Philately, 1989-1991 522 8 Montessori Head Start, 1995 522 9 Montgomery Bus Boycott, 40th anniversary, and Montgomery Improvement Association, 1994-1995 522 10 Moore, Chanté, 1992 522 11 Morris Brown College Student Government Association, undated 522 12 Morton, Bernice S., undated 522 13 Mother's Day celebrations, 1994-1995 522 14 "Movement or Countermovement: Violence in America," 1992 522 15 Naming facility committee meeting, Lakeshore Elementary site, 1989 522 16 National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League, 1991-1994 522 17 National African-American Network against U. S. Intervention in the Gulf, 1991 522 18 National African Youth Student Alliance, circa 1986

288 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 522 19 National Assault on Illiteracy Program, 1990-1992 522 20 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), Morehouse College Chapter, 1998 522 21 National Black Women's Health Project, undated 522 22 National Board Committee on Education, Training, and Youth, 1988 522 23 National Center for Human Rights Education, 2001 522 24 National Coalition on Black Voter Participation, 1994-1997 522 25 National Coalition on Racism in Sports and the Media, 1993 522 26 National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty, 1994 522 27 National College and University Student Conference, 4th-5th annual, 1989-1991 522 28 National Collegiate Black Caucus, 1990 522 29 National Collegiate Black Caucus, Selma trip with SCLC, undated 522 30 National Commission on Youth and Student Affairs, 1997 522 31 National Conference of Christians and Jews, calendar of religious holidays and ethnic festivals, 1992-1994 522 32 National Conference on Black Philanthropy, 2nd Annual, 1999 522 33 National Conference on Black Student Retention in Higher Education, 2nd annual, circa 1986-1987 522 34 National Convention, undated 522 35 National Convention, 25th-30th annual, 1982-1987 522 36 National Convention, 31st annual, 1988 523 1 National Convention, 32nd annual, 1988-1989 523 2 National Convention, 33rd annual, 1990 523 3 National Convention, 34th annual, 1991 [1 of 2] 523 4 National Convention, 34th annual, 1991 [2 of 2] 523 5 National Convention, 35th annual, 1992, [1 of 2] 523 6 National Convention, 35th annual, 1992, [2 of 2] 523 7 National Convention, 36th-39th annual, 1993-1996 524 1 National Convention, 40th annual, 1997 524 2 National Convention, 41st-43rd annual, 1998-2001 524 3 National Convention, 44th-45th annual, 2002-2003 524 4 National Convention, 46th annual, 2004 524 5 National Convention of the Young Communist League, 4th annual, 1990 524 6 National Council of Negro Women, Black Family Reunion Celebration, 1989 524 7 National Council of Negro Women, Black Family Reunion Leadership Action Forum, 1987 524 8 National March and Rally for the Homeless, 1987-1988 524 9 National Minority Health Conference, 1990 524 10 National office phone directory, undated 524 11 National organizational charts, undated

289 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 524 12 National organizational charts, 2005 524 13 National Rainbow Coalition, circa 1987-1992 525 1 National Student Conference on the Death Penalty, 1989 525 2 National Student Conference on Voter Registration, circa 1982-1984 525 3 National Student and Youth Campaign for Peace in the Middle East, 1990-1991 525 4 National Teen Conference, 1989 525 5 National Urban League Conference, 1993 525 6 National Youth Coalition, 1990 525 7 National Youth Fitness Program, 1988-1989 525 8 National Youth, Militarism and Alternatives Conference meeting, 1988 525 9 Ndebele, Sibusiso and Sifiso Makhathini, itineraries, 1992 525 10 Neighbors Network, 1994 525 11 "New Albany Plan," alliance between SCLC and the Floyd County, Indiana Prosecutor's Office, circa 1998 525 12 New Birth Missionary Baptist Church First Debutante Cotillion, 1993 525 13 "New Compact for Learning: Improving Public Elementary, Middle, and Secondary Education Results in the 1990s," 1991 525 14 New York State Student Leader, 1990 525 15 "Nonviolence: An Alternative for Youth," 1990 525 16 Nonviolence training seminar, Brainerd High School, Chattanooga, Tennessee, 1990-1992 525 17 Nonviolence training seminar, Cooley High School, Detroit Michigan, 1991 525 18 Nonviolence training workshops, circa 1990-1991 525 19 North American Youth Conference, 1994 525 20 Notes and notebooks, undated 526 1 Notes and notebooks, 1984-1986 526 2 Notes and notebooks, 1987 [1 of 4] 526 3 Notes and notebooks, 1987 [2 of 4] 526 4 Notes and notebooks, 1987 [3 of 4] 526 5 Notes and notebooks, 1987 [4 of 4] 526 6 Notes and notebooks, 1988 [1 of 3] 527 1 Notes and notebooks, 1988 [2 of 3] 527 2 Notes and notebooks, 1988 [3 of 3] 527 3 Notes and notebooks, 1989 [1 of 2] 527 4 Notes and notebooks, 1989 [2 of 2] 527 5 Notes and notebooks, 1990 527 6 Notes and notebooks, 1991 528 1 Notes and notebooks, 1992 [1 of 2] 528 2 Notes and notebooks, 1992 [2 of 2] 528 3 Notes and notebooks, 1993 [1 of 2]

290 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 528 4 Notes and notebooks, 1993 [2 of 2] 528 5 Notes and notebooks, 1994 [1 of 2] 528 6 Notes and notebooks, 1994 [2 of 2] 528 7 Notes and notebooks, 1995 529 1 Notes and notebooks, 1996-1997 529 2 No Vote, No Power: Youth and Student Forum, 1995 529 3 "Now That We have Registered to Vote, Where Do We Go From Here," undated 529 4 Ohio Black Expo, 11th annual, 1991 529 5 Operation Crossroads Africa, undated 529 6 Operation PUSH National Convention, 18th annual, circa 1987-1989 529 7 Operation PUSH National Convention, 23rd annual, 1994 529 8 Operations Guide to Project Spirit: An After-School, Saturday School, and Parent Education Program, 1989 529 9 Opposition to the Senate Budget Committee Vote to Increase Retirement Age, 1985 529 10 Organizing an investment club, undated 529 11 "Origin of AIDS," undated 529 12 Ormond, Rosemary and Brenda Davenport, "SCLC: Empowering Families and Youth on the Cutting Edge of Change in the 21st Century," undated 529 13 Pageant program, 2004 529 14 Panel discussions, "Changing the Culture: Root Causes of Violence and Jobs and Education: Getting It Together," undated 529 15 Panel profile, undated 529 16 "Parental Guide: New Teenage Driving Requirements, Georgia Department of Motor Vehicle Safety," circa 2002 529 17 Parent volunteer form, High School, undated 529 18 Parker, Goodwin Jo, "What is Poverty," 1965 529 19 Peace Development Fund, 1987-1995 529 20 Peace in the Middle East, 1990-1991 529 21 Peace Quest International, youth leadership program, 1992 529 22 Peace Studies Association, 1993 529 23 PeachCare for Kids, Georgia Department of Medical Assistance, undated 529 24 "People, A Journalistic Elevator Lifting the Consciousness of the Community," undated 529 25 Performing Artists against Drugs concert and benefit, 1990 529 26 Personnel policies, undated 529 27 Pickles, Patricia L., undated 529 28 Pinellas County Task Force against Racism in Education, Government, Housing and Law Enforcement, 1990 529 29 Planned Parenthood annual report, 1991

291 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 529 30 Planning meeting with black student organizations, circa 2001 529 31 Planning session for economic issues forum, 1989 529 32 "Please Help Warren McClesky" avoid the death penalty, circa 1991 529 33 Poems, undated 529 34 "Politics: Before and After the King Verdict," 1992 529 35 Poor Peoples' Crusade, 1986-1987 [See also Subseries 2.3: President Joseph E. Lowery files, Subseries 7.2: Department of Direct Action office files and Subseries 10.3: Poor People's Campaign records] 530 1 Porter, Patsy Y., recommendation for appointment to the Fulton County Superior Court, Atlanta Judicial Circuit, 1995-1996 530 2 " Can't Be Answered Unless They Are Prayed," undated 530 3 Pre-employment skills program, 2003 530 4 Presidential Classroom, 2003-2004 530 5 Preventing Children Having Children: A Meeting of Religious and Community Leaders, 1987 530 6 "Pride Within, The Lazarus Effect," undated 530 7 Principal Mutual Life Insurance Company Group Insurance Benefits, 1989 530 8 Printup, Donyale, student volunteer, 1988 530 9 Private Industry Council of Atlanta, 1987 530 10 Program about community service, Morehouse College, 1994 530 11 Project Alert language arts students, "Reflections of the Heart," 1993 530 12 Project Exposure, 1986 530 13 Project New Beginnings, undated 530 14 Project Peacemaker, youth and family survival plan, undated 530 15 Projects proposal, 1996 530 16 Proposal designed to eliminate homelessness, 1987 530 17 Proposal for computer instruction of SCLC staff, undated 530 18 "A Proposal for City Wide Church/Community Organizing for Crime and Drug Free Communities," 1991 530 19 Proposal for the National Miss SCLC Pageant, 1995 530 20 Proposal for nonviolent training program in Kimberly Court Housing area, undated 530 21 Proposal for youth outreach program, 1999 530 22 Proposed administrative activities, undated 530 23 Proposed plan for the restructuring of administrative and programmatic operations, 1992 530 24 Proposed process for the development of a training program, 1988 530 25 Proposed SCLC newsletter, 1988-1989 530 26 Protest against Ben Snipes, athletic director and coach of Dublin High School, 1989-1990

292 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 530 27 Pro-Vision, African-American Christian music group, 1993 530 28 Publix report summary, stores and management, 1993 530 29 Pugh, Thomas, field education, undated 530 30 Putting Women in Their Place...Beside Their Men, play, 1991-1992 530 31 Queen's International Modeling and Self Development Training Program, undated 530 32 Questionnaire for businesses marketing in black communities, undated 530 33 Quiz bowl, undated 530 34 Radio production seminar workbook, National Public Radio, 1981 530 35 Raise the Flag, 1995 530 36 Rap Fest and Battle of the D.J.'s: Battle against Drugs, 1988 530 37 Rap music, 1990-1991 530 38 Rap music and civil rights, 1988-1989 530 39 Rappin' and Mappin' for Our Future, undated 530 40 Rappin' for Our Future, 1986-1988 530 41 Reception, Black Enterprise and Kraft General Foods, 1991 530 42 Redeeming the Soul of America march, 1990 530 43 Reese, Lakeisha, circa 1993-1994 530 44 Regional Black Student Summit, 1st annual, 1986 531 1 Rental of the Atlanta Friends Meetinghouse, undated 531 2 Replacing Inequities in Schools with Excellence campaign, 2004 531 3 Report of in-school suspension programs, 1990 531 4 Reports, Student Affairs, undated 531 5 Reports, Student Affairs, 1985-1998 531 6 Republican National Committee Political Outreach Division, list of black Bush appointees, 1990 531 7 Reservation list for Milan trip, 1992 531 8 Resource guide for working with youth at risk, undated 531 9 Rider College minority student protest, 1989 531 10 Rites of Passage Curriculum for African-American Youth, 1991 531 11 Rites of Passage: Girls to Women, 1998 531 12 Rites of Passage training, 1999 531 13 Robertson, Miranda, student volunteer, 1989 531 14 Rock the Vote, 1995 531 15 Ron Brown-Paul Tully Institute for Political Action, 2000 531 16 Rosa and Raymond Parks Institute for Self Development, 1992-2000 531 17 Rosa and Raymond Parks Institute for Self Development, Pathways to Freedom, 1995 531 18 Rosa and Raymond Parks Institute for Self Development, Pathways to Freedom, 2000-2001

293 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 531 19 Rose, Moses "Ruggedd Mann," anti-drug programs, 1988-1989 531 20 Rules for practicing, drill and step team, undated 531 21 Safe Night United States of America Project, 1998 531 22 Salute to Atlanta's Freshman Class, 1992 531 23 Sammy Younge, Jr. Student Youth Organizing Project planning meeting, 1989 531 24 Sammy Younge, Jr. Voter Education Project, circa 1988 531 25 SAT prep course, circa 1991-1993 531 26 Savannah State College National Alumni Association, National Agenda Summit, 1990 531 27 Save Kids of Incarcerated Parents, 2004 532 1 Schedule of activities and programs, 1996 532 2 Scholarship information, 1984 532 3 SCLC awards, undated 532 4 SCLC Black Student Summit, 1986 532 5 SCLC Generation to Generation, play script, 1997 532 6 SCLC highlights, 1989-1990 532 7 SCLC historical sketches, undated 532 8 SCLC history on video project, 1988 532 9 SCLC network computer proposals, 1992 532 10 "SCLC Today: Still an Effective Force for Change," undated 532 11 SCLC/W.O.M.E.N. African American Heritage Tour, 8th annual, 1994 532 12 SCLC/W.O.M.E.N. National AIDS Program, 1987-1989 532 13 SCLC video presentation at the Democratic National Convention, 1988 532 14 SCLC Youth and Student Affairs, Greater Vine City Opportunities Program, and Project Redirection, 1996-1997 532 15 SCLC youth chapters highlights, undated 532 16 SCLC youth video group, circa 1993 532 17 Scholastic achievement, 1993 532 18 Script for play about SCLC, 1997 532 19 Seadrift Community planning meeting, undated 532 20 Selma to Montgomery March, 20th Anniversary, 1985 532 21 Selma to Montgomery March, 25th Anniversary, 1989 532 22 Selma to Montgomery March, 30th Anniversary, 1995 [1 of 2] 532 23 Selma to Montgomery March, 30th Anniversary, 1995 [2 of 2] 532 24 Selma to Montgomery March, 34th Anniversary, 1999 532 25 Selma to Montgomery March, 35th Anniversary, 2000 532 26 Serviceable Adaptable Beautiful United Program, undated 532 27 "Seven Steps to Establishing Agency-Based Voter Registration in Your School," Students Organizing Students, 1990 532 28 Shaw, Bernard, Ethel Payne Communications Award recipient, 1990

294 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 532 29 "Show Us the Money: An Update on the States' Allocation of the Tobacco Settlement Dollars," 2001 532 30 Sigma Bowl-a-thon Benefitting Scholarship Program, 1st annual, 1995 532 31 Sigma Gamma Rho Founder's Day, 1st annual, undated 532 32 Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, 1992-1999 532 33 Silkscreen print t-shirts, circa 1988-1989 532 34 Silver, L. Alpheus (Captain), funeral services, 1995 532 35 Sinikithemba HIV Positive Choir, 2004 532 36 Sisters in the Struggle for Survival, undated 532 37 Snyder, Mitch, "Champion of the Homeless Dies," 1990 532 38 Six Flags Over Texas outing consignment contract, 1994 532 39 "Spiritual Dimension in Victim Services," undated 532 40 Six month proposal plan to organize young people, 1982 532 41 Solidarity Day, 1991 533 1 Solidarity statement in support of Mumia Abu-Jamal, 1995 533 2 Someone You Should Know in Black America Program, circa 1989 533 3 Song list, undated 533 4 "Song of the Revolution," undated 533 5 South Africa, 1989-1990 533 6 South African International Nonviolence Education and Training Conference, 2000 533 7 Southern Association of Black Educators, 1989 533 8 Southern California Injury Prevention Research Center Project, 1995 533 9 Southern Christian Leadership Conference, "The Philosophy of Nonviolence and the Tactic of ," undated 533 10 Southern Christian Leadership Conference and the Future Business Leaders of America of Kennedy Middle School Role Model Program, 1991 533 11 "Southern Conference Movement: A Struggle of Justice for Over Five Decades and a Vision for the 21st Century," 1989 533 12 Southern Organizing Committee for Economic Justice Youth Task Force, 1994 533 13 Special Audiences, Inc. application for services, 1995 533 14 Spelman College convocation, 1988 533 15 Spelman College Student Government Association, 1989-1990 533 16 Sponsors list, 2004 533 17 Staff birthday parties, 1989 533 18 Stand for Children, circa 1996-1997 533 19 Stanford University student delegation, undated 533 20 Stanton Elementary School 5th Grade Youth Advisory Group, undated 533 21 Starting and maintaining a youth chapter, undated 533 22 Statement on human rights abuses in Mississippi, undated

295 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 533 23 Statement of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference before the Senate Study Committee on School Discipline, 1998 533 24 Status of black Atlanta, 1993 533 25 Status of Health in DeKalb, small grants program application, undated 533 26 Steele, Charles Kenzie (C.K.), Jr., 2004 533 27 Stop the Killing, End the Violence campaign, undated [See also Subseries 10.9: Stop the Killing, End the Violence records] 533 28 Stop the Killing, End the Violence campaign, 1991-1993 533 29 Stop the Killing, End the Violence campaign, 1994-1995 533 30 Stop the Killing, End the Violence campaign, registration forms, undated 534 1 Student Awareness Day for Peace, 1987 534 2 Student Business Day, 1987-1990 534 3 Student Call to Washington, 1990-1991 534 4 Student Leadership Luncheon, 1988 534 5 Student Power Breakfast, 1990 534 6 Student Voice Prospectus, Student Voice, Inc., 1967 534 7 Student and Youth Coalition of Conscience, undated 534 8 Students for Peace in Communities Everywhere, undated 534 9 Students for Social Awareness, North Georgia College, undated 534 10 Students Skate for Change in the '90s, 1991 534 11 Study Tour of Korea, 1989 534 12 "Summary Report of Learning Center Student Dropouts by Sex, Age, and Grade, 1985-1986" 534 13 Summer at the Learning Tree, 2000 534 14 Summer Youth Commission, undated 534 15 Summer youth employment programs, 1981-1983 534 16 Summer youth employment programs, 1984 534 17 Summer youth employment programs, 1985 534 18 Summer youth employment programs, 1986 534 19 Summer youth employment programs, 1987 535 1 Summer youth employment programs, 1991-1997 535 2 Summer Youth Workshop, 6th annual, undated 535 3 Summit Conference of African American Religious Leaders, 1993 535 4 Swindoll, Charles, "Attitude," undated 535 5 Talent Fest, Talladega College, 1994 535 6 Talladega Community Youth Club, Inc., 1987 535 7 Tashan, circa 1989-1990 535 8 Task Force for the Homeless and Georgia Coalition to End Homelessness, 1989-1995 535 9 Task Force for the Preservation of Georgia Traditionally Black Colleges, 1990

296 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 535 10 Taste of Sweet Auburn Avenue Christmas Bazaar, 1993 535 11 Teaching guide to accompany a map of minorities and women in Congress, 1993 535 12 Team responsibilities, 1997 535 13 "Teenage Mothers and Teenage Fathers: The Impact of Early Childbearing on the Parents' Personal and Professional Lives," undated 535 14 "Teenage Pregnancy: Are You Ready for That Responsibility?, Discussion Guide," undated 535 15 Teen Conference: Liberation Lifestyles, 1986-1987 535 16 "Teens, Crime, and the Community: Education and Action," circa 1997-1999 535 17 Thank you card, kindergarten class, 1993-1994 535 18 Things to do lists, undated 535 19 Things to do lists, 1986-2001 535 20 Third world organizing, circa 1993 535 21 Thomas, "Able" Mable, 5th Congressional District candidate, 1992 535 22 Thomas, "Able" Mable and breast cancer awareness, undated 535 23 Thomas, Norman H., "Effective Mentoring Strategies," 1993 535 24 Tobacco Kills Campaign, circa 2002 535 25 Topics to be discussed in Virginia by youth, undated 535 26 Tours, unidentified 535 27 Tracking and Miseducation, 3rd annual summit, 1998 535 28 "Trailblazers and Torchbearers: Women in the Civil Rights Movement, 1941-1965," 1988 535 29 Trainers and facilitators explanation for the hypothetical situation exercises, undated 535 30 Training program, CPR, Heimlich maneuver, and fire prevention and safety, undated 535 31 Transcript of interview with Black Enterprises, undated 535 32 Transferring the Strain from One Support System to Another, counter active measures workshop, undated 535 33 Tri-County Teen Conference, 5th annual, 1997 535 34 Trip to Birmingham, Alabama, 1994 535 35 Trophy Hut, circa 2001 535 36 Truth and Justice Campaign action strategy and timeline, 2004 535 37 T-shirt sales, 1987-1988 535 38 Tuskegee University, 1987-1988 535 39 United Front for Political Empowerment and Economic Justice, undated 535 40 United Negro College Fund, 1986 535 41 United States Campaign to Stop the Use of Child Soldiers, 1998 535 42 United States Department of Justice Immigration and Naturalization Service, 1977-1991

297 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 535 43 United States Student Association, 1986-1987 535 44 United States Tennis Association National Junior Tennis League, 1987-1988 536 1 University of Georgia Chinese student vigil at the Martin Luther King, Jr. gravesite, 1989 536 2 Vanderbilt University Alternative Spring Break, 1995 536 3 Veterans of the Civil Rights Movement committee members, undated 536 4 Victims of critical conditions, undated 536 5 Victory Over Violence Program, undated 536 6 Vine City mentorship program, 1991 536 7 Vine City proposed organizing strategy, undated 536 8 Violence Free Zone Project, 1993-1994 536 9 Visions Unlimited, undated 536 10 Volunteer applications, 1994-1995 536 11 Volunteer forms, circa 1988-1990 536 12 Vote for a Change, 1989-1992 536 13 Voter Education Project report, "What Happened in the South," 1980 536 14 Voter empowerment rally, 2002 536 15 Voter registration, undated 536 16 Voter registration, 1985-1992 536 17 Voting projects, 2004-2005 536 18 Voting Rights Museum, 1994 536 19 Walden Middle School Project, Atlanta, Georgia, 1990-1994 536 20 Washington, Cheryle, undated 536 21 Weekly appointment book, 1986 536 22 West, Jesse, undated 536 23 Williams, Eddie, background paper on public policy issues, 1993 536 24 Williams, Faye, congressional candidate, 1985 536 25 "Will the Real You Please Stand Up?," undated 536 26 Wings of Hope, undated [See also Subseries 10.8: Wings of Hope Anti-Drug Program records] 536 27 Wings of Hope, 1989-1994 536 28 Winter retreat, 1998 536 29 Women and Minority Professional Organizations, 1991 536 30 "Women in the Civil Rights Movement" conference, 1988 536 31 Women of Color in the Workplace Organizing Conference, circa 1997 536 32 Women's History Month, undated 536 33 Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation, 1996 537 1 Woodson, Carter G., undated 537 2 Workshop descriptions, 1999 537 3 World Festival of Youth and Students, 12th, 1984-1985

298 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 537 4 World Festival of Youth and Students, 13th, 1987-1989 [1 of 2] 537 5 World Festival of Youth and Students, 13th, 1987-1989 [2 of 2] 537 6 World Interdependence Fund, 1992 537 7 World of Difference Week, 1998 537 8 Writings, undated 537 9 Yale Law School job match pilot program, 1988-1989 537 10 "Yes, You Can: A Guide for Establishing Mentoring Programs to Prepare Youth for College," 1998 537 11 Young Communist League, 1993 537 12 Young Men of God, Praising God through Mime, undated 537 15 Youth Action Conference on Organizing Against Campus Racism, circa 1987 537 14 Youth Action Project, 1987 537 15 Youth activities and programs, undated 537 16 Youth activities and programs, 1988-1991 537 17 Youth activities and programs, 1992-1995 537 18 Youth activities and programs, 1996-1998 538 1 Youth activities and programs, 1999-2005 538 2 "Youth Against Destruction: Using Social Action in Education," undated 538 3 Youth and Nonviolence: A Performance Workshop Conducted by Peace Troupe, 1994-1995 538 4 Youth and poetry, circa 1967-1973 538 5 Youth and social action, undated 538 6 Youth and Student Affairs organizing manual, circa 1995-1996 538 7 Youth and Student Affairs project and program registration form, 1990 538 8 Youth awards, 1997 538 9 Youth conference, 1992-1993 538 10 Youth drill team, 1995 538 11 Youth Empowerment for Racial Justice program, 1989-1990 538 12 Youth empowerment forum and program, 1989-1991 538 13 Youth Empowerment Program at Alabama State University, 1985 538 14 Youth Empowerment Summit, 1991-1992 538 15 Youth Entrepreneurship: A Hands-on Training Seminar, 1991 538 16 Youth forum, undated 538 17 Youth Freshman and Senior Round-Up, 1991 538 18 Youth gang prevention program grant proposal, 1992 538 19 Youth graduates, 1992-1995 538 20 Youth issues, 1989 538 21 Youth Leadership Training Project, 21st Century, 1990-1991 538 22 Youth Organizer Community Leadership Workshop Series, 2004 538 23 Youth outreach workshops, implementation plan update, 1995

299 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] OP13 5 Youth planning meeting outline, 1995 538 24 Youth Volunteer Reception, first annual, 1991 538 25 Youth Revival for Survival, 1986 538 26 Youth's Special Invitation, Southern Community and Labor Conference, 1991 538 27 Youth Task Force, Peace in the Streets, Unity in the Community campaign, 1994 538 28 Youth volunteer appreciation, 1991-1992 538 29 Youth voter education and participation, 1995 538 30 Youth/Young Adult Coalition against Violence, 1992 538 31 YWCA Teen Conference, 1993 538 32 Zeta Alpha Sigma meeting agenda, 1996

300 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Series 10 Programs Department records, 1957-2001 Boxes 539 - 592; OP13

Scope and Content Note The series consists of the records of major programs initiated by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, as well as some records of the Programs Department, from 1957-2001. The series includes the records of the Programs Director; Citizenship Education Program; Poor People's Campaign; Operation Breadbasket; Minister's Leadership Training Program; Alabama Tri-County Project; Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans; Wings of Hope Anti- Drug Program; and Stop the Killing, End the Violence. Each subseries contains correspondence and office files that document the planning, execution and management of the programs. Many of the programs included in this series were not organizationally part of a programs department. Programs often were geographically distant from the national office, grant funded special projects, or operated at a time when no programs department existed. Subseries 10.1 contains a small amount of records from the Programs Department, specifically those of the Programs Director, his assistant and a later Programs Development Officer.

Arrangement Note Organized into nine subseries: (10.1) Programs Director files, (10.2) Citizenship Education Program records, (10.3) Poor People's Campaign records, (10.4) Operation Breadbasket records, (10.5) Minister's Leadership Training Program records, (10.6) Alabama Tri-County Project records, (10.7) Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans records, (10.8) Wings of Hope Anti-Drug Program records, (10.9) Stop the Killing, End the Violence records.

301 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 10.1 Programs Director files, 1965-1982 Boxes 539 - 541

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of the administrative records of the Programs Department from 1965-1982. Included are the office files of Programs Directors (1965-1966), (circa 1968-1969), and Golden Frinks (1976); Assistant Director Annell Ponder (1968-1969); and Programs Development Officer Venetia Wesley (1980-1982). The files are of a general administrative nature and include correspondence, memoranda, notebooks, and planning files for events such as the National Convention. Additional subject files relate to other organizations.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Box Folder Content 539 1 American Friends Service Committee, 1969 539 2 Atlanta churches, circa 1968-1969 539 3 Correspondence, undated 539 4 Correspondence, 1965 539 5 Correspondence, 1968 539 6 Correspondence, 1969 539 7 Correspondence, 1971-1982 539 8 The Eisenhower Foundation for the Prevention of Violence, draft prospectus, 1981 539 9 "Fact Sheet on Yellow Thunder Encampment," 1981 539 10 , undated 539 11 Housing resources, Atlanta, Georgia, circa 1968-1969 539 12 Huntsville, Texas, 1965 539 13 "International Proposal," undated 539 14 Lafayette, Bernard, 1968-1972 539 15 Mailing notes, 1969 539 16 Mayor's Action Conference on Poverty in Atlanta, Atlanta, Georgia, March 18-19, 1981 539 17 Meeting minutes, 1969 539 18 Memoranda, 1966-1969, 1982 539 19 Montgomery County, Maryland, 1982 539 20 Moral Majority, 1981 539 21 National Convention, 9th annual, 1965 539 22 National Convention, 11th annual, 1968 539 23 National Convention, 12th annual, 1969

302 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 539 24 National Council of the Churches of Christ Division of Church and Society Racial Justice Working Group, 1980-1981 539 25 National Council of the Churches of Christ Division of Church and Society Racial Justice Working Group, 1981-1982 540 1 National Gathering of Black Clergy, 1981 540 2 National Urban League, 1969 540 3 Notes and notebooks, circa 1968-1969 540 4 Notes and notebooks, circa 1976 540 5 Operation PUSH, 1981 540 6 Personnel, staff roster, 1969 540 7 Pilgrimage to Washington for Voting Rights, Peace, and Economic Justice, itinerary, 1982 540 8 Printing proofs, circa 1980s 540 9 "Program Activities," undated 540 10 Program development, 1980-1981 540 11 Program logs, 1968-1969 540 12 Proposal, "To Develop and Train Leaders in Methods of Dialogue and Dynamics of Community Organization for Reconciliation and Growth," June 1969 540 13 Public Relations Department, 1982 540 14 Report of the Program Office, August 5, 1969 540 15 Samuel Johnson v. Major Jons, et al., 1965 540 16 SCLC/W.O.M.E.N, 1981 540 17 Social Security, 1981 541 1 South Carolina, circa 1968-1969 541 2 Southern Rural Women's Network, 1982 541 3 Speaking engagements, undated 541 4 Staff meetings, 1981 541 5 State v. Eddie Will Lamar and Charlie Lee Hopkins, circa 1965 541 6 Suggested salary scale, 1965 541 7 "Summary Report on Some Areas of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference Concerning Activity that has Taken Place within the Last Six Months," June 10, 1965 541 8 Tennessee, 1968 541 9 Voting Rights Act, 1981 541 10 Vouchers, 1981-1982 541 11 Wesley, Venetia, "Coca-Cola Signs $34 Million 'Economic Reciprocity' Pact," undated 541 12 Wesley, Venetia, "Physical and Economic Violence," undated 541 13 Wesley, Venetia, resume, undated 541 14 Wesley, Venetia, "Take the Struggle Back to the Streets," undated

303 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 541 15 White House Conference on Civil Rights, 1965 541 16 "Why Should SCLC Be Departmentalized?" 1966

304 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 10.2 Citizenship Education Program records, 1957-1974 Boxes 542 - 570; OP13

Historical Note Inspired by Septima Clark and Isau Jenkins's Highlander Experiment in Basic Adult Education program, the Citizenship Education Program (CEP) had its roots in the program initiated on John's Island, off the coast of Charleston, South Carolina. The program sought to address the issues of privation, illiteracy, and political intimidation plaguing John's Islands' predominately poor, black residents. When the Highlander Experiment's charter was suspended in Tennessee, SCLC decided to revamp the adult education program, thus CEP came into full fruition under the leadership of Clark and Andrew J. Young. The program eventually expanded and proliferated throughout the South. To support its mission, CEP developed a curriculum that would equip adult learners and educators to be more knowledgeable and engaged citizens within their communities. The curriculum included lessons in voter registration, consumer education, banking, local and national political issues, Negro history, and remedial reading and writing skills.

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of the records of SCLC's Citizenship Education Program (CEP) from 1957-1974. It includes the records of Septima Clark, Supervisor of Teacher Training, and Dorothy Cotton, Education Consultant and later Director of CEP. The records include CEP course materials, financial and other administrative records, and reports relating to programmatic activity. Septima Clark's files also contain a typescript draft of her autobiography, Echo in My Soul, as well as additional writings and speeches authored by Clark. Cotton's material makes up the majority of the subseries and includes significant documentation of CEP participants and workshops held at the Dorchester Community Center in McIntosh, Georgia, and the Penn Community Center in Frogmore, South Carolina, among others. Also present are files relating to Cotton's involvement in civic and educational organizations such as the YWCA, National Education Association, and the Institute of the Black World. Within each woman's files, there are also records, such as correspondence and memoranda that document the leadership of former CEP directors Andrew J. Young and Robert Green. Finally, the subseries contains a significant cache of files documenting the work of individual teachers involved with CEP.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Septima Poinsette Clark office files, 1958-1968 Box Folder Content 542 1 Adult Education Association of the U.S.A, 1961-1963 542 2 Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, 1960-1964 542 3 American Friends Service Committee, 1962-1965 542 4 "The Best Gift," undated

305 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 542 5 Biographical sketches and resumes, undated 542 6 "'The Citizenship School Idea," fragment, undated 542 7 Citizenship School Training Program, 1963-1964 [1 of 2] 542 8 Citizenship School Training Program, 1963-1964 [2 of 2] 542 9 Citizenship School Training Program, certificate of attendance, undated 542 10 Civil Rights Act of 1964 542 11 Clark, Septima Poinsette, biographical sketch, undated 542 12 Clark, Septima Poinsette, "Champions of Democracy," undated 542 13 Clark, Septima Poinsette, "Democracy in the South: Justice Department versus Officers of Winona, Mississippi," December 1963 542 14 Clark, Septima Poinsette, Echo in My Soul, typescript, March 14, 1962 [1 of 3] 542 15 Clark, Septima Poinsette, Echo in My Soul, typescript, March 14, 1962 [2 of 3] 542 16 Clark, Septima Poinsette, Echo in My Soul, typescript, March 14, 1962 [3 of 3] 542 17 Clark, Septima Poinsette, "Extension Work on the Sea Islands," January 1959 542 18 Clark, Septima Poinsette, "Literacy and Liberation," undated 542 19 Clark, Septima Poinsette, "Memoirs of Septima Clark," undated 542 20 Clark, Septima Poinsette, "The Negro Youth," 1967 542 21 Clark, Septima Poinsette, quotations, undated 542 22 Clark, Septima, Poinsette, "A Scholarly American Writer Passes," September 15, 1966 542 23 Clark, Septima Poinsette, "South Carolina: A New Sound in the Air," undated 542 24 Clark, Septima Poinsette, untitled writings, undated 542 25 Constitutional amendments, undated 543 1 Correspondence, undated 543 2 Correspondence, 1958- 1961 543 3 Correspondence, 1962 543 4 Correspondence, 1963 January-June 543 5 Correspondence, 1963 August-December 543 6 Correspondence, 1964 January-May 543 7 Correspondence, 1964 June-November 543 8 Correspondence, 1965 January-February 543 9 Correspondence, 1965 March-December 543 10 Correspondence, 1966-1970 543 11 Letter fragments, 1964 543 12 Council for Christian Social Action, 1964 543 13 Council on Human Relations, Georgia, 1962-1965 543 14 Council on Human Relations, North Carolina, 1962 543 15 Council on Human Relations, Pelham, New York, undated 543 16 Council on Human Relations, South Carolina, 1963-1964 544 1 Course material, assignments, undated

306 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 544 2 Course material, book and film listings, undated 544 3 Course material, instructions for teachers, undated 544 4 Course material, lesson plans, undated 544 5 Course material, voter registration and political education, undated 544 6 Dorchester Community Center, McIntosh, Georgia, 1963-1965 544 7 The Field Foundation, Inc., 1958-1965 544 8 Financial records, expense reports, 1960-1965 544 9 Financial records, expense reports for the Get Out the Vote Campaign, 1964-1965 544 10 Financial records, invoices and receipts, 1964-1966 544 11 Financial records, vouchers, 1968-1969 544 12 First Baptist Church, "Huge Freedom Rally," May 17, 1964 544 13 Gadsden Community Development Project, Gadsden, Alabama undated 544 14 Greenwood Voter Registration Office, undated 544 15 The Higher Education and American Missionary Association Division, Dillard University, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1963 544 16 Highlander Research and Education Center, Inc., Monteagle, Tennessee, 1957-1963 544 17 "The Improved Adult-Teacher Sunday School Quarterly of the A.M.E. Church," 1961 544 18 Interview, unidentified fragment, undated 544 19 The League of Women Voters, 1964 544 20 Letterhead, undated 544 21 Meeting minutes, 1964 544 22 Memoranda, 1963-1965 544 23 Mississippi Freedom School, 1964 544 24 Montgomery Improvement Association, 1959-1960 544 25 Mt. Pisgah A.M.E. Church, missionary program, 1965 544 26 Nashville Community Relations Council, Nashville, Tennessee, 1963 544 27 National Alliance of Postal Employees and Women's Auxiliary meeting, 17th annual, Charleston, South Carolina, 1964 544 28 Notes, undated 544 29 P.A.C. of Charleston County, South Carolina, January 26, 1966 544 30 Peace Corps (U.S.), 1961 544 31 "Pictorial Guide to Georgia [and] Alabama," 1963 544 32 "Profiles of 20th Century Negro Women in the United States and Canada," undated 544 33 Personnel, job descriptions, undated 544 34 Personnel, SCLC policies, undated 544 35 Personnel, work performance review (blank), undated

307 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 545 1 Proposal for 1965-1970 545 2 Reports, undated 545 3 Reports, 1959-1963 545 4 Reports, 1964-1966 545 5 "Report of Committee on Housing," undated 545 6 Rosa Parks Tribute Dinner, 1965 545 7 SCLC Program Areas 545 8 Schedules, 1968 545 9 School Desegregation Task Force, 1965-1966 545 10 "Statement" and "Philosophy of the Movement," undated 545 11 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, undated 545 12 "Success of SCLC Citizenship School Seen in 50,000 New Registered Voters," Southern Christian Leadership Conference Newsletter, September, 1963 545 13 "A Summary of the Citizenship Education Program," undated 545 14 Teachers list, Alabama and Mississippi, undated 545 15 The United Council of Church Women, 10th assembly, Kansas City, Missouri, October 5-9, 1964 545 16 Vietnam War, 1968 545 17 "Workers Wanted!! Space Needed!! for Continuing Education," undated 545 18 Workshop and training schedules, 1961-1966 545 20 Writings by others, undated 545 21 Writings by others, 1959-1964 545 19 Writings, unidentified, undated

Dorothy Cotton correspondence, 1962-1974 546 1 Undated 546 2 Fragments, 1967-1969 546 3 1962-1965 546 4 1966 546 5 1967 January-April 546 6 1967 May-August 546 7 1967 September-October 546 8 1967 November-December 546 9 1968 January-February 546 10 1968 March-May 547 1 1968 June-September 547 2 1968 October-December 547 3 1969 January-March 547 4 1969 April-June 547 5 1969 July-September

308 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 547 6 1969 October 547 7 1969 November-December 547 8 1970 January-February 547 9 1970 March-April 548 1 1970 May-August 548 2 1970 September-November 548 3 1971 548 4 1972 January-April 548 5 1972 May-November 548 6 1973 January-May 548 7 1973 July-November 548 8 1974

Dorothy Cotton office files, 1957-1974 549 1 Adult Education Project, 1967 549 2 Advisory Council for the Institute of Nonviolent Social Change, 1971-1972 549 3 African ambassadors to the United Nations, 1969 549 4 African American contributions to culture, undated 549 5 "African Missions in Washington, D.C.," undated 549 6 Aid programs, Georgia, circa 1960s 549 7 Alabama Christian Movement for Human Rights, 1963 549 8 Alabama Council on Human Relations, 1969 549 9 All-Citizens Registration Committee, Atlanta, Georgia, 1969 549 10 American Civil Liberties Union, 1971-1973 549 11 Appalachian Volunteers, undated 549 12 Applications for teacher training, 1966-1969 549 13 Appointment book, 1972 549 14 Atlanta Public Schools, undated 549 15 "Attendance at Precinct Meetings is Key to Political Participation," undated 549 16 Austin, Ernest, 1969-1970 549 17 Banquet programs, Citizenship Education Program, 1965-1969 549 18 Bascom, John, 1969-1973 550 1 Bevel, James, 1969 550 2 Biographical sketches and resumes, undated 550 3 The Black Educators Council for Human Services, undated 550 4 Black student "push outs," 1972 550 5 "Black-White Syndrome in America," unidentified notes, undated 550 6 Birmingham Labor Organizing Project, undated 550 7 Brochures, drafts, Citizenship Education Program, undated 550 8 Brochures, drafts, Southern Christian Leadership Conference, undated

309 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 550 9 "Buying Power Proposal," undated 550 10 By-Laws of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, undated 550 11 Canning, Karen, 1969-1970 550 12 The Catholic Hour, "Sing Freedom!," October 1968 550 13 Cato, David, 1969 550 14 The Center for National Policy Review, 1973 550 15 The Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, 1969 550 16 The Chicago Freedom Movement, 1966-1967 550 17 Chavez, Cesar, undated 550 18 Citizenship Education Club, undated 550 19 Citizenship Education Program contacts, undated 550 20 Citizenship Education Program Information Newsletter, 1967-1968 550 21 Citizenship Education Program, Mississippi, undated 550 22 Citizenship Education Program, Savannah, Georgia undated 550 23 "Citizenship Education Program for Rural Counties," survey sheets, undated 550 24 Citizenship School questionnaire, 1965-1966 550 25 Citizenship School teachers, 1965-1967 550 26 Citizenship School workbook, undated 550 27 Clark, Elmerie, 1969 550 28 Collier, E., "That Old True Story," undated 550 29 Conference proceedings, "Research Conference on Racial Desegregation and Integration in Education" and "Invitational Conference on Social Change and the Role of Behavioral Scientists," 1965-1966 550 30 Congressional district numbers, Georgia, 1965, 1969 550 31 Common Cause Stop the War Campaign, 1971 550 32 Community Relations Commission, Adamsville Community, Atlanta, Georgia 1970 551 1 Consumer education, 1965-1970 551 2 Cooperatives-Community Builders, 1968 551 3 Cotton, Dorothy, biographical sketch and business card, undated 551 4 Cotton, Dorothy, "A Happening in Mississippi," Soul Force, undated 551 5 Cotton, Dorothy, "The Mississippi Elections," Soul Force, November, 1971 551 6 Cotton, Dorothy, "An Open Letter to 'Brother King'," Soul Force, undated 551 7 Cotton, Dorothy, "The Peace Movement in Vietnam," Freedomways, August 1970 551 8 Cotton, Dorothy, "Southern Christian Leadership Conference Position Paper on Education," with Robert L. Green, Edward Johnson, Rhody McCoy, M. Lee Montgomery, undated 551 9 Cotton, Dorothy, speeches, circa 1970s 551 10 Cotton, Dorothy, trip to India, 1968

310 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 551 11 Course material, assignments, undated 551 12 Course material, book and film listings, undated 551 13 Course material, instructions for teachers, undated 551 14 Course material, lesson plans, undated 551 15 Course material, voting and political education, undated 551 16 Crawfordville Enterprises, board of directors, undated 551 17 Crawfordville Enterprises, personnel policies and procedures, undated 551 18 "Curriculum Guide to Adult Basic Education," 1966 551 19 Daily program log, 1968-1969 551 20 Dallas County Progressive Movement for Human Rights, Selma, Alabama, 1968 551 21 Decide 74': Conference on Budget Priorities, circa 1974 551 22 Democratic Party of Georgia, 1972 552 1 Department of Voter Registration and Political Education, 1969-1970 552 2 Deputy Registrar of Voters Instruction Manual, Fulton County, Georgia, undated 552 3 Division of Higher Education and the American Missionary Association, 1967-1968 552 4 Dorchester Community Center, McIntosh, Georgia, 1965-1969 552 5 Du Bois, Rachel, 1968-1973 552 6 Eastern Airlines, 1969 552 7 Education, elementary and secondary, 1971-1972 552 8 Educational Foundation of the National Council of Negro Women, Inc., undated 552 9 Emma Armour et al. v. Superintendent and the State Board of Education of Georgia and its Duly Appointed Members et al., undated 552 10 Extension Program: John's Island and Charleston, South Carolina, undated 552 11 "Fact Sheet on President Nixon's Economic Policies," undated 552 12 Farris, Carl E., 1967-1970 [1 of 2] 552 13 Farris, Carl E., 1967-1970 [2 of 2] 552 14 Featherston, Al, 1969-1970 552 15 Federation of Southern Cooperatives, meeting, Greenwood, Alabama, November, 1973 552 16 Financial records, budget proposals, 1965-1969 552 17 Financial records, checks sent to participants for workshops, 1969-1970 552 18 Financial records, disbursements, 1965-1967 552 19 Financial records, Eastern Air Lines, Incorporated, 1969 553 1 Financial records, expense vouchers, 1969 553 2 Financial records, expense vouchers, 1970 553 3 Financial records, fund raising, 1967-1972 553 4 Financial records, monthly expenditures and requests, 1966-1970 553 5 Financial records, receipts and invoices, 1966-1972 553 6 Financial records, request and authorization for travel, 1966-1967

311 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 553 7 Financial records, Robert Green, 1964-1966 553 8 Financial records, transportation reimbursements, 1968-1969 553 9 Florence, South Carolina, 1968 553 10 Foundation for Change, undated 553 11 Foundations, 1967 553 12 "Freedom," undated 553 13 Freedom Development Corporation, undated 553 14 "Freedom is a Grand and Beautiful Thing: Majestic Anthem to Freedom," undated 553 15 Free Southern Theater, 1969 554 1 Friends Center, New York, 1969 554 2 Frinks, Golden, 1969 554 3 Georgia Conference on the Quality of Life, February 16-18, 1973 554 4 Georgia Council on Human Relations, 1965-1966 554 5 Georgia poll instructions, 1966 554 6 Georgia Teachers and Education Association, undated 554 7 Georgia Voters League, 1967-1968 554 8 Gomez, Pamela, 1967-1968 554 9 The Grassroots Craftsmen Cooperative, Breathitt and Wolfe Counties, Kentucky undated 554 10 Green, Robert L., 1965-1969 554 11 Gulf Boycott Coalition, 1973 554 12 Gulfport disaster area, Mississippi, 1969 554 13 Halifax Area Council on Human Relations, Florida, 1969 554 14 Higher Education Guidelines, Executive Order 11246, 1972 554 15 Highlander Research and Education Center, Monteagle, Tennessee, 1966-1973 554 16 "History of Citizenship Education Program," undated 554 17 Humanizing High School Group, 1972 554 18 "An Innovative Educational System for the Atlanta Region," undated 554 19 Institute of the Black World, 1969 554 20 Institute of the Black World, 1970-1974 554 21 The Interim newsletter, Plymouth Union, Vermont, 1969 554 22 International Defense and Aid Fund for Southern Africa, 1970-1972 554 23 International Fellowship of Reconciliation, 1971 554 24 International Peace Academy, 1970-1972 554 25 Jackson, Thelma and Gerri Major, flight schedule, undated 555 1 Jackson, Jesse, circa 1969 555 2 Johns, R. Elizabeth, "Refinement by Fire," undated 555 3 Johnson, Baziel "Peter," 1968-1969 555 4 Johnson, B.J., 1966-1967

312 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 555 5 Kilgore, Jini, 1968-1969 555 6 King: A Filmed Record...Montgomery to Memphis, 1970 555 7 Lee, Bernard, 1970 555 8 Li, Mew-Soong, undated 555 9 Literacy Action Foundation, Inc., 1968-1973 555 10 Louisiana SCLC Program, 1969 555 11 Mail logs, 1969 February-June 555 12 Mail logs, 1969 October 555 13 Mail logs, 1969 November-December 555 14 Mail logs, 1970 January-May 555 15 Mail logs, 1970 June-October 555 16 Mailing lists, 1969 OP13 6 Maps of targeted counties, undated 555 17 Martinez, Leo, 1969-1970 555 18 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, 1968-1972 555 19 Martin Luther King Speaks, 1969 [See also Series 11: Martin Luther King Speaks records 555 20 Martin Luther King Village, Charleston, South Carolina, undated 556 1 Mass Media Ministries, 1970 556 2 Medical Committee for Human Rights, undated 556 3 Meeting minutes, 1965-1970 556 4 Memoranda, 1963-1968 556 5 Memoranda, 1969-1971 556 6 Mississippi Delta Ministry, 1966 556 7 Mutual Real Estate Investment Trust, 1969 556 8 NAACP Holiday Seal Campaign, 1968 556 9 NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund, Institute, New York City, 1972 556 10 National Academy of Peace, 1972 556 11 National Center for Educational Statistics, undated 556 12 National Committee of Clergymen and Laymen Concerned about Vietnam, 1967-1970 556 13 The National Conference of Christians and Jews, Inc., 1972-1973 556 14 National Conference on Corporal Punishment in the Schools, 1972 556 15 National Convention, 6th annual, 1962 556 16 National Convention, 8th annual, 1964 556 17 National Convention, 9th annual, 1965 556 18 National Convention, 10th annual, 1966 556 19 National Convention, 11th annual, 1968 556 20 National Convention, 13th annual, 1970 556 21 National Council of the Churches of Christ, 1969

313 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 556 22 National Days of Commemoration and Confrontation, 1969 556 23 National Council of Negro Women, 1971 556 24 National Delegate Selection for the Democratic Party of Georgia, 1971-1972 557 1 National Education Association, 1962-1966 557 2 National Education Association, 1967-1968 557 3 National Education Association, 1969-1972 557 4 National Education Association, 1973 557 5 National Education Association, NTL Institute for Applied Behavioral Science, 1970 557 6 National Organization for Women (NOW), Atlanta, Georgia Chapter, 1971 557 7 National Urban League, 1969-1970 557 8 National Women's Political Caucus, 1971 557 9 Negro News Press, October 1969 557 10 Negro Theatre Workshop, The Dark Disciple, undated 557 11 Neighborhood Organized Workers, 1969 557 12 New Careers Training Laboratory, 1970-1971 557 13 Notes, undated [1 of 2] 558 1 Notes, undated [2 of 2] 558 2 The Office of Economic Opportunity, 1965-1969 558 3 Ozarks Bi-Cultural Center, Missouri, 1969 558 4 "Part III: A Workshop for Volunteer Teachers in the Citizenship Education Programs of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference," 1965 558 5 Peace Corps (U.S.), New Delhi, India, 1969 558 6 Penn Community Services, Inc., 1966-1972 558 7 Pennsylvania Black Observer, 1974 558 8 Personnel, insurance policy information, 1967 558 9 Personnel, job and program descriptions, undated 558 10 Personnel, memoranda, undated 558 11 Personnel, SCLC staff assignments, 1967 558 12 Personnel, SCLC staff rosters, 1967-1968 558 13 Personnel, staff telephone extensions, undated 558 14 Personnel, suggested reading list for SCLC staff, January 1968 558 15 Philadelphia Christian Leadership Conference, undated 558 16 "The Philosophy of Nonviolence and the Tactics of Nonviolent Resistance," undated 558 17 "A Plan for the Institute on Nonviolent Social Change," circa 1970 558 18 Ponder, Annell, 1963-1969 558 19 Prince Edward County, Virginia, undated 558 20 Problems in schools, 1972 558 21 "Program Activities and Eligibility Requirements for Each Title," undated

314 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 558 22 A Program of Education in the Philosophy and Program of Non-Violence, 1967 558 23 "A Proposal," October 1970 559 1 "Proposal for the Citizenship Education Program of the United Church Board for Homeland Ministries and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference," circa, 1960s 559 2 Proposal to establish an Atlanta black community cultural center, 1969 559 3 Proposals, Citizenship Education Program, 1965-1970 559 4 Proposals, Citizenship Education Program Workshops on College Campuses, undated 559 5 Proposals, "Citizenship School Training Program," undated 559 6 "Prospectus on Voter Registration, April-September 1963" 559 7 Quitman County Youth Convention, Mississippi, September 1970 559 8 "Readings for Macro Nonviolent Analysis of American Political Economy and Social Change," undated 559 9 Reports, annual, 1963-1968 559 10 Reports, "Black Student 'Push-outs,'" 1972 559 11 Reports, Citizenship Education Programs, 1962-1971 559 12 Reports, Citizenship Schools, 1961-1970 559 13 Reports, Citizenship School attendance, undated 559 14 Reports, Citizenship School monthly attendance and record sheets, 1969-1970 559 15 Reports, Citizenship School teachers by counties, 1964-1968 559 16 Reports, convention recruitment, June 26, 1967 559 17 Reports, field supervisors, 1962-1967 559 18 Reports, local and district supervisors, 1970 559 19 Reports, office inventory, 1969 559 20 Reports, semi-annual, 1962-1968 559 21 Reports, statistical, 1957-1964 559 22 Reports, statistical, 1965-1969 560 1 Reports, "Students in attendance at the Citizenship Education Program workshop," 1966 560 2 Reports, survey sheets for Citizenship Education Program for rural counties, undated [1 of 2] 560 3 Reports, survey sheets for Citizenship Education Program for rural counties, undated [2 of 2] 560 4 Reports, training workshops, 1961-1969 560 5 Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Memorial Scholarship, 1969 560 6 "The Ridgeville Story," October 29, 1969 560 7 Robinson, Bernice, 1966-1968 560 8 Robinson, Bernice, 1969-1970 560 9 Saint John's Center, undated

315 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 560 10 Scholarship, Education and Defense Fund for Racial Equality, Inc., 1967-1968 560 11 Scholarships and student aid, circa 1960s 560 12 The School Desegregation Institute, 1971-1972 561 1 SCLC field staff retreat, May 8-12, 1966 561 2 "Send a Deserving Child to Camp this Summer" project, 1972 561 3 Sign, Citizenship Education Program, undated 561 4 South Carolina congressional districts, 1969 561 5 Southern Christian Leadership Conference Housing Development Corporation, undated 561 6 Southern Conference Educational Fund (SCEF), 1969-1972 561 7 The Southern Poverty Law Center, undated 561 8 Southern Rural Research Project, 1967 561 9 Southwest Georgia Voter Registration Coalition Committee, undated 561 10 Staff retreat, October 1965 561 11 "Statement by the Presbytery of Union," May 7, 1963 561 12 State-Wide Black Leadership Coalition, 1970 561 13 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, 1964-1967 561 14 Study Commission on Undergraduate Education and the Education of Teachers, March 1973 561 15 Summer Community Organization and Political Education (SCOPE), 1965 561 16 Support a Worker Program, undated 561 17 Technical Research and Innovation Corporation (TRAIN), Atlanta, Georgia, 1971-1872 561 18 "Tokyo Meeting for Denunciation of Nixon's War Crimes and Complicity of the Japanese Government and Big Business in the U.S. War of Aggression in Indo- China," July 8-9, 1972 561 19 Total Community Development Program, 1971-1972 561 20 "A Training Proposal for the Grassroots Craftsmen Cooperative," undated 561 21 Travel itineraries, 1969-1970 561 22 Travel schedule, undated 561 23 Tribute to Septima Clark, 1970 562 1 Unidentified articles, 1964-1966 562 2 Union Graduate School evaluations, circa 1971 562 3 United Church of Christ, 1966-1969 562 4 United Church of Christ, 1970-1974 562 5 Examination Book, undated 562 6 University of North Carolina at Charlotte Black Studies Program, 1971 562 7 U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, 1965-1966 562 8 U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1965-1973

316 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 562 9 U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Emergency School Aid Program, 1971-1973 562 10 U.S. National Student Association, 1969 562 11 Vietnam, circa 1960s 562 12 Vietnam War, 1970 563 1 VISTA Volunteers, Louisiana, 1969 563 2 Violence in high schools in the Atlanta area, student questionnaires, 1971 563 3 Voter Education Project, 1965-1967 563 4 Voter Education Project, 1968-1972 563 5 Walker, Wyatt Tee, 1965 563 6 War Against Repression, 1971 563 7 Waters, Edward E., 1969 563 8 Welfare Priority Team, 1970 563 9 White House Conference, "To Fulfill These Rights," June 2, 1966 563 10 Wilcox County Anti-Poverty Program, 1967 563 11 Williams, Lula, 1968-1969 563 12 Women's Education for Delegate Selection, undated 563 13 Workshop, 1965 563 14 Workshop, June 24-28, 1968 563 15 Workshop, Beaufort, South Carolina, August 19-23, 1968 563 16 Workshop, Crawfordville Enterprises Board of Directors, July 18-20, 1969 563 17 Workshop, Dorchester Community Center, McIntosh, Georgia, February 13-17, 1967 564 1 Workshop, Dorchester Community Center, McIntosh, Georgia, March 1967 564 2 Workshop, Dorchester Community Center, McIntosh, Georgia, June 19-23, 1967 564 3 Workshop, Dorchester Community Center, McIntosh, Georgia, February 26- March 1, 1968 564 4 Workshop, Dorchester Community Center, McIntosh, Georgia, March 17-21, 1969 564 5 Workshop, Dorchester Community Center, McIntosh, Georgia, August 18-22, 1969 564 6 Workshop, Edwards, Mississippi, October 21-24, 1969 564 7 Workshop, Leadership Training, 1969 564 8 Workshop, Penn Community Center, Frogmore, South Carolina, December 5-9, 1966 564 9 Workshop, Penn Community Center, Frogmore, South Carolina, June 16-20, 1969 564 10 Workshop, Penn Community Center, Frogmore, South Carolina, December 3-4, 1969 564 11 Workshop, "Reading Seminar," October 20-23

317 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 564 12 Workshop, "Refresher," Frogmore, South Carolina, October 20-22, 1967 564 13 Workshop, "South Carolina," Dorchester Community Center, McIntosh, Georgia, January 22-26, 1968 564 14 Workshop, "Special," Dorchester Community Center, McIntosh, Georgia, July 31-August 4, 1967 564 15 Workshop, "Special" on Political Education and Operation Breadbasket, South Carolina, October 1969 564 16 Workshop, "Special," South Carolina, January, 1967 564 17 Workshop, Sylvania, Georgia, April 1970 564 18 Workshop consultant, 1968 564 19 Workshop participants, undated 565 1 Workshop participants, 1961-1963 565 2 Workshop participants, 1965 January-June 565 3 Workshop participants, 1965 August-December 565 4 Workshop participants, 1966-1967 565 5 Workshop participants, 1968-1970 565 6 Workshop participants, index cards, 1962-1969 565 7 Workshop and training schedule, 1966-1969 565 8 Writings, fragments, undated 565 9 Writings by others, undated [1 of 2] 565 10 Writings by others, undated [2 of 2] 565 11 Yazoo County Voters League, 1970 565 12 Young, Andrew, 1963-1966 565 13 The Youth Franchise Coalition, 1970 565 14 YWCA, 1973 566 1 YWCA, Atlanta, Georgia 1972-1973

Teacher's records, 1965-1970 566 2 Anderson, Helen, 1968-1970 566 3 Baker, Thelma, 1969 566 4 Battles, Shirley, 1969-1970 566 5 Bethea, Sarah, 1969-1970 566 6 Brown, Carrie J., 1970 566 7 Burch, James, 1969-1970 566 8 Burnett, Martha, 1970 566 9 Caldwell, Ethel C., 1969-1970 566 10 Calloway, Bennie, 1969-1970 566 11 Charley, Daisy, 1969 566 12 Charley, Evelyn, 1969 566 13 Charley, Marie, 1969

318 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 566 14 Charley, Samuel L., 1969 566 15 Charley, Velma L., 1969 566 16 Cheek, J.T., 1969 566 17 Chip, Luna Mae, 1969 566 18 Clark, Rosa Lee, 1969-1970 566 19 Coleman, L.C., 1970 566 20 Conley, Blondell, 1969-1970 566 21 Cunningham, Marthsulliza, 1969-1970 566 22 Dampier, Helen, 1969-1970 566 23 Daniel, Eva, 1970 566 24 Davenport, Queen E., 1969-1970 566 25 Davis, Mazie V., 1969-1970 566 26 Dawson, Charlotte, 1969-1970 567 1 Dawson, Mable, 1969 567 2 Dillard, Adele, 1969 567 3 Duncan, Lottie, 1969-1970 567 4 Ellis, Inez M., 1969 567 5 Epps, Marie, 1969-1970 567 6 Flowers, George, 1969-1970 567 7 Fowler, Johnnie C., 1969-1970 567 8 Frazier, Eufala, 1969-1970 567 9 Fuller, Lucille, 1969-1970 567 10 Gadsden, Rhoda, 1969-1970 567 11 Garvin, Florence, 1969 567 12 Goggins, Annie, 1969-1970 567 13 Graham, Adlena, 1969-1970 567 14 Grant, Bertha, 1969 567 15 Gray, Victoria, 1968-1969 567 16 Green, Bernice J., 1969-1970 567 17 Hardeman, Virginia, 1969 567 18 Harris, Thomas, 1969-1970 567 19 Harvin, Josefina B., 1969-1970 567 20 Harries, Willie Mae, 1969-1970 567 21 Heidt, Louise, 1969-1970 567 22 Hicks, Emma, 1969 567 23 Hill, Emma, 1969 567 24 Holifield, Susan, 1969 567 25 Hollie, Ceola, 1969-1970 567 26 Holloway, Eddie Lee, 1969-1970

319 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 568 1 Holmes, Naniva, 1969-1970 568 2 Hurst, Creola, 1969 568 3 Ivory, Emma, 1968-1969 568 4 Jackson, Leonia, 1969 568 5 Jackson, Melvin, 1969 568 6 Jackson, Robert 1969-1970 568 7 James, Pearlee, 1969 568 8 Jenkens, Rebecca, 1969-1970 568 9 Johnson, Cora Lee, 1969-1970 568 10 Jones, Bernice, 1969 568 11 Jones, M.A. Snowden, 1969-1970 568 12 Judson, Flora Ann, 1969 568 13 Kennedy, Dophenia, 1969 568 14 Kennedy, Ophelia, 1969 568 15 Kennedy, Roxie, 1969 568 16 King, St. Peter, 1969 568 17 Kinnette, Ken, 1969 568 18 Knight, Josephine, 1969 568 19 Knight, Mary L., 1969 568 20 Knight, Mary M., 1969 568 21 Knight, Shade, 1969 568 22 Lee, Edna C., 1969 568 23 Letcher, Arbordella, 1969 568 24 Martinez, Leo, 1969 568 25 Martinez, Leo, 1970 [1 of 3] 568 26 Martinez, Leo, 1970 [2 of 3] 568 27 Martinez, Leo, 1970 [3 of 3] 569 1 Mack, Benjamin J., 1969 569 2 Magnum, Carrie, 1969-1970 569 3 Mallard, Ruth, 1969-1970 569 4 Manning, Carolyn, 1969-1970 569 5 McConnell, Pinkie, 1969 569 6 McLemore, Rose Ann, 1969 569 7 McNeal, Annie, 1969-1970 569 8 Merkerson, Ladelle, 1969 569 9 Middleton, Alma, 1969-1970 569 10 Moore, Annette, 1969-1970 569 11 Nixon, L.C., 1969 569 12 Norward, D. J., 1969-1970

320 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 569 13 Oliver, Gertrude, 1969-1970 569 14 Orr, Lillie Mae, 1969-1970 569 15 Petties, Sallie, 1969-1970 569 16 Pittman, Grace, 1969 569 17 Reed, Vennie, 1969-1970 569 18 Robinson, Leila, 1969 569 19 Robinson, Rosa, 1969-1970 569 20 Ruffin, Susie, 1969 569 21 Salley, Gracie B., 1969-1970 569 22 Saulsberry, Nellie, 1969 569 23 Sellers, Lucille, 1969-1970 569 24 Sellers, Nettie B., 1969-1970 569 25 Shine, Ella, 1969 569 26 Simmons, Martha P., 1969-1970 569 27 Swindler, Mattie, 1969-1970 569 28 Thompson, Esther, 1969-1970 570 1 Thompson, Johnny B., 1970 570 2 Turner, C.B.M., 1969-1970 570 3 Walker, Fannie, 1968-1969 570 4 Walker, Shirley, 1969-1970 570 5 Wesley, Hooper, 1969 570 6 Wicker, Andrew, 1969-1970 570 7 Wiggins, Neomia, 1969-1970 570 8 Williams, Alberta, 1969-1970 570 9 Williams, Hope, 1969-1970 570 10 Williams, Imogene B., 1969 570 11 Williams, Prophet N., 1969 570 12 Wilson, Lillian, 1969-1970 570 13 Wilson, Susie, 1969-1970 570 14 List of CEP teachers, Mississippi, 1965-1967 570 15 List of CEP teachers, South Carolina, circa 1970 570 16 List of teachers paid, 1965 570 17 List of teachers paid, 1966 570 18 List of teachers paid, 1967 570 19 List of teachers paid, 1968 570 20 List of teachers paid, 1969

321 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 10.3 Poor People's Campaign records, 1964-1988 Boxes 571 - 575

Historical Note The Poor People's Campaign was an anti-poverty campaign initiated by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Conceptualized by King as "the second phase" of the Civil Rights Movement, the Poor People's Campaign sought to place the issues of jobs, income, and housing for poor Americans on the national agenda. One of its principal objectives was to lobby the federal government for an "economic bill of rights" that would ensure economic justice for the nation's poor. After King's assassination, SCLC, now under the direction of Ralph David Abernathy, decided to proceed with the campaign in King's honor. The Poor People's Campaign was inaugurated by Coretta Scott King, who led female demonstrators to the nation's capital on Mother's Day 1968. An important aspect of the Poor People's Campaign was Resurrection City, a fledgling township of tents and shacks constructed on the in Washington, D.C. For over a month, protestors stayed in Resurrection City, as a testament of their allegiance to the Poor People's Campaign and as a dramatic demonstration of the plight of the poor in America. During this time, protestors urged the government to pass a housing bill, a jobs bill, and a repeal of the Social Security Act, among other demands and provisions. Chapter II of the Poor People's Campaign began in the spring of 1969 and its focus was primarily on labor struggles in Charleston, South Carolina. The most significant campaign from Chapter II was SCLC's support of striking Local 1199B of the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union, better known as the Charleston Hospital Worker's strike, for which president Ralph David Abernathy went to jail. In the late 1980s, SCLC revived the Poor People's Campaign initiative under the name Poor People's Crusade. From 1987-1988, SCLC engaged in a number of activities, such as public hearings, to draw national attention to the continuing struggle of the American poor.

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of the records of the Poor People's Campaign from 1964-1988, including the iconic activities of 1968, Chapter II of the Poor People's Campaign in 1969, and the Poor People's Crusade from 1987-1988. In general the subseries consists of files relating to the planning and strategizing of each initiative. Records for the Poor People's Campaign (1968) include correspondence; reports; committee records; materials relating to the regional caravans that traveled to Washington D.C.; guidelines for the Poor People's Campaign staff; and UPI press clippings reporting the campaign. Also present are files relating to partner organizations. Records for Chapter II of the Poor People's Campaign and for the Poor People's Crusade are limited, but also contain correspondence and planning files. For additional records relating to the planning and execution of the Poor People's Campaign see Subseries 2.2: Ralph David Abernathy files; Subseries 3.2: Andrew J. Young files; and Subseries 4.1: William A. Rutherford files. For additional records relating to Chapter II of the Poor People's Campaign, see Subseries 2.2: President Ralph David Abernathy files. For additional records relating to the Poor People's Crusade, see Subseries 2.3: President Joseph E. Lowery files and Series 7: Department of Direct Action records. For transcripts of speeches from

322 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] all three campaigns see Series 11: Martin Luther King Speaks. For audio of speeches and events from all three campaigns, see Series 19: Audiovisual.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Poor People's Campaign (1968) Box Folder Content 571 1 Adopt a Family program, March 1968 571 2 American Indians, 1964-1968 571 3 The Benevolence Club of SCLC, 1968 571 4 Black Brother of "Unity" Economic Club, undated 571 5 Brochure, draft, circa 1968 571 6 The Cape May Conference of the Friends General Conference of the Religious Society of Friends (), Washington, D.C., June 28, 1968 571 7 Cartoons and sketches, circa 1968 571 8 Committees, declaration committee, March-April 1968 571 9 Committees, general service and administration, 1968 571 10 Committees, health services coordinating committee, 1968 571 11 Committees, legal redress, July 1968 571 12 Committees, minority group steering, 1968 571 13 Committees, public relations, March-June 1968 571 14 Committees, support and recruitment, 1968 571 15 "Community Representation of Resurrection City," 1968 571 16 "Concerned black clergy [and] area black churches/mosques list," undated 571 17 "Coordination of the Poor People's March: A Working Paper," undated 571 18 Correspondence, undated 571 19 Correspondence, 1966-1967 571 20 Correspondence, 1968 January-May 571 21 Correspondence, 1968 June-December 571 22 "The Cry of Resurrection City Residents," undated 571 23 Daily program logs, December 1968 571 24 "Demands of the Poor People's Campaign," 1968 571 25 Department of Mobilization for SCLC's Washington Poor People's Campaign, 1968 571 26 "Economic Boycott Target Cities," diagram, July 1, 1968 571 27 "Fact Sheet on Hunger," undated 571 28 Financial records, fact sheet and weekly budget information, April 22, 1968 571 29 Financial records, telephone allowance, undated 571 30 Financial report, 1968 571 31 Get Out the Vote tour, October-November 1968

323 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 571 32 Gollin, Albert E., "The Demography of Protest: A Statistical Profile of Participants in the Poor People's Campaign," August 5, 1968 571 33 "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, Senator!" political cartoon by Brant Parker [?], undated 571 34 Haycraft, J. Edward, draft press releases, undated 571 35 Haycraft, J. Edward, undated 571 36 "Highlights in the History of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference," undated 571 37 Hunter, Charlayne A., "On the Case of Resurrection City," October 1968 571 38 Information for Poor People's Campaign marshals, 1968 571 39 "Is Poverty My Problem?," pamphlet, 1968 571 40 "Issue: Crime and the Poor," circa 1968 571 41 Labor unions, 1968 571 42 Legal information sheet, undated 571 43 List of entertainment for the SCLC Poor People's Campaign, 1968 572 1 Map of Resurrection City, Washington, D.C., May 25, 1968 572 2 Meeting agendas and minutes, 1968 572 3 Memoranda, January-October 1968 572 4 Mexican American participation in the Poor People's Campaign, 1968 572 5 Minority Group Conference, March 14, 1968 572 6 NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, 1968 572 7 National and area offices, 1968 572 8 National Basketball Players Association, May-June 1968 572 9 National Solidarity Day, Washington, D.C., June 19, 1968 572 10 National Spiritual Assembly of Baha'is of the United States, undated 572 11 National Welfare Rights Organization, 1968 572 12 "Needs of the Poor People's Campaign," 1968 572 13 Nonviolent training course, 1968 572 14 Notes, undated 572 15 "Payton's Answers to People's Questions," undated 572 16 The People's Committee for Better Buses, Daytona Beach, Florida, May-August 1969 572 17 Personnel, contact information for staff and committee members, undated 572 18 Personnel, Poor People's Campaign structure and job descriptions, undated 572 19 Personnel, staff assignments and appointments, 1968 572 20 Personnel, staff rosters, 1967-1968 572 21 Poor People's Campaign Action Committee, March-April 1968 572 22 Poor People's Campaign, Bay Area, California, June 1968 572 23 Poor People's Campaign checklist, undated 572 24 Poor People's Campaign Committees, March 18, 1965

324 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 572 25 Poor People's Campaign gains, 1968 572 26 Poor People's Campaign, Harlem, New York, August 1968 572 27 Poor People's Campaign, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, undated 572 28 Poor People's Campaign proposal, April 28, 1968 572 29 Poor People's Campaign registration cards, 1968 572 30 Poor People's Campaign schedules, 1968 572 31 Poor People's Campaign, spring project preparations, 1968 572 32 Poor People's Campaign Student Task Force, 1968 572 33 Poor People's Campaign, Trenton, New Jersey, 1968 573 1 Poor People's Campaign, Washington, D.C., 1968 573 2 Poor People's Campaign, Washington, D.C., notebook, May-June 1968 573 3 Poor People's Development Fund, undated 573 4 Poor People's Embassy, 1968-1969 573 5 Poor People's University, Washington, D.C., 1968 573 6 Press releases, May-June 1968 573 7 "A Proposal for a film about Resurrection City," undated 573 8 "Prospective Partner List," undated 573 9 Public relations, 1968 573 10 "Puerto Ricans March to Washington as Part of the Poor People's Campaign," position paper, June 15, 1968 573 11 Quaker Direct Action Corps, undated 573 12 Refugees of Resurrection City, U.S.A. for Human Rights, 1968 573 13 Regional caravans, eastern leg of the Poor People's Campaign, 1968 573 14 Regional caravans, mid-west leg of the Poor People's Campaign, May 1968 573 15 Regional caravans, western leg of the Poor People's Campaign, May 1968 573 16 Registration form, undated 573 17 Report, "Hungry Children," Southern Regional Council, circa 1960s 573 18 Reports, program coordinators, August 13, 1968 573 19 Reports, weekly, March 1968 573 20 "Resurrection City: America's Rorschach Test," position paper, undated 573 21 Rustin, Bayard, "From Protest to Politics: The Future of the Civil Rights Movement," February 1964 573 22 Security detail for Poor People's Campaign, 1968 573 23 Shannon, Kay, "Terror in the Night," undated 573 24 Song sheet #1, 1968 573 25 Southern Christian Leadership Conference Union Committee, undated 573 26 Speeches and statements, circa 1968 573 27 Sponsoring organizations for the Poor People's Campaign, 1968 573 28 Staff guides, "Poor People in America: Economic Fact Sheet for Poor People's Campaign," January 1968

325 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 573 29 Staff guides, "Questions and Answers about the Washington Campaign," January 1968 573 30 Staff guides," Statement of Purpose: Poor People's Campaign, Washington, D.C., January 1968 573 31 Staff guides, "Suggested Reading List for SCLC Staff," January 1, 1968 573 32 Staff guides, "Washington Guidebook Part I: Training Materials," January 1, 1968 573 33 "Statement of Demands for Rights of the Poor Presented to Agencies of the U.S. Government by the Poor People's Campaign and its Committee of 100," April 29-May 1, 1968 574 1 "Statement of Purpose: Poor People's Campaign, Washington, D.C.," undated 574 2 Suber, Eddie, information card, undated 574 3 "To the President, Congress and Supreme Court of the United States," February 6, 1968 574 4 United Press International, clippings, 1968 [1 of 11] 574 5 United Press International, clippings, 1968 [2 of 11] 574 6 United Press International, clippings, 1968 [3 of 11] 574 7 United Press International, clippings, 1968 [4 of 11] 574 8 United Press International, clippings, 1968 [5 of 11] 574 9 United Press International, clippings, 1968 [6 of 11] 574 10 United Press International, clippings, 1968 [7 of 11] 574 11 United Press International, clippings, 1968 [8 of 11] 574 12 United Press International, clippings, 1968 [9 of 11] 574 13 United Press International, clippings, 1968 [10 of 11] 575 1 United Press International, clippings, 1968 [11 of 11] 575 2 U.S. Department of Agriculture, undated 575 3 U.S. Department of Labor, 1968 575 4 U.S. House Bill on Poor People's Campaign, undated 575 5 Violence in Resurrection City, 1968 575 6 Volunteer office and procurement, 1968 575 7 War Resisters League, undated 575 8 Washington Urban League, 1968 575 9 "We Struggle to End Hunger in America," 1968 575 10 "Who's Who in SCLC in the Poor People's Campaign," April 28, 1968 575 11 Women Strike for Peace, 1968 575 12 Writings by others, undated 575 13 Youth Council of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, June 1969

Poor People's Campaign, Chapter II (1969) 575 14 Caravan schedule, circa 1969

326 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 575 15 Charleston Project, South Carolina, 1969 575 16 Correspondence, undated 575 17 "Demands of the Poor People's Campaign," undated 575 18 Hunger March on Washington, 1969 575 19 Memoranda, 1969 575 20 "Person's Recruiting for 2nd Chapter PPC," undated 575 21 "Poor People's Campaign Chapter II," July 1969 575 22 Presentation of Demands by the Committee of 100, Washington, D.C., May 12-16, 1969 575 23 "Projected Scenarios," 1969 575 24 Requisition for printed material, 1969

The Poor People's Crusade (1987-1988) 575 25 Anti-Apartheid activities in Atlanta, Georgia, undated 575 26 Birthday observances for Martin Luther King, Jr., 1988 575 27 Brochure, draft, undated 575 28 "Christmas Call to the Nation from National Black Leaders," undated 575 29 "Contract Agreement," fragment, undated 575 30 Correspondence, 1987 575 31 Curriculum material, undated 575 32 Davenport, Brenda, "Youth and Student Organizing Manual for the Poor People's Campaign," undated 575 33 History of the Poor People's Crusade, undated 575 34 "Key Cities and Persons Responsible for Hearings," undated 575 35 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice, 1988 575 36 Meeting minutes and agendas, circa 1988 575 37 Memoranda, 1987 575 38 National Committee for Independent Political Action, Montgomery, Alabama chapter, undated 575 39 Planning document, draft, undated 575 40 Poor People's Crusade hearing, Atlanta, Georgia, April 4, 1987 575 41 Poor People's Crusade hearing, Detroit, Michigan, November 14, 1987 575 42 Poor People's Crusade hearing, Gulfport, Mississippi, June 26, 1987 575 43 Poor People's Crusade hearing, Montgomery, Alabama, June 5, 1987 575 44 Poor People's Crusade proposal, undated 575 45 Poor People's Platform, 1988 575 46 Poor People's Summit '88, January 15, 1988 575 47 Proposed budget, undated

327 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 10.4 Operation Breadbasket records, 1966-1991 Boxes 576 - 578

Historical Note In September 1962, Operation Breadbasket was founded in Atlanta, Georgia, with Fred C. Bennette as its chief administrator. The program sought to facilitate the economic growth of African American and poor communities by working to ensure fair hiring practices, promoting black-owned businesses, and forming collaborative relationships with clergymen, labor unions, and business corporations. In 1966, under the leadership of Jesse Jackson, then a student at the Chicago Theological Seminary, Operation Breadbasket expanded to Chicago, Illinois. There, Operation Breadbasket emerged in tandem with SCLC's Chicago Freedom Movement, which signaled a shift in the focus of the civil rights struggle from the South to the issues of poverty, discrimination, and unemployment in the North. The program targeted a number of Chicago- based companies that had a record of discriminatory hiring practices and was able to many of these employers to hire African Americans. By 1967, Jackson was appointed as the national director of Operation Breadbasket, a position he held until 1971. During Jackson's tenure, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. called for the national expansion of Operation Breadbasket, thus branches of the program were initiated in Charlotte, North Carolina, Houston, Texas and Milwaukee, Wisconsin, among other cities. Despite various leadership changes and internal rifts regarding the direction of Operation Breadbasket, the program continued into the 1970s and 1980s.

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of the records of SCLC's Operation Breadbasket program from 1966-1991, including correspondence, records relating to regional offices, reports and other subject files. Significantly, the subseries contains a number of files pertaining to the regional campaigns and boycotts waged by Operation Breadbasket after its heyday. More specifically, the program targeted companies such as Delta Airlines, Frito-Lay, Inc., and Food Giant, Inc., among others. Of particular interest are the speeches and writings authored by Jesse Jackson, Fred C. Bennette, and other Operation Breadbasket leaders. For additional speeches relating to Operation Breadbasket, see Series 11: Martin Luther King Speaks and Series 19: Audiovisual.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Box Folder Content 576 1 Atlanta University Student Government Association, undated 576 2 Black Businessmen Task Force, Atlanta, Georgia, 1982 576 3 Boycotts, A&P, undated 576 4 Boycotts, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Atlanta, Georgia, 1972 576 5 Boycotts, Borden's, undated 576 6 Boycotts, Delta Airlines, Atlanta, Georgia, circa 1970s 576 7 Boycotts, Dobbs House, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia, undated

328 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 576 8 Boycotts, Food Giant, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia, 1980-1981 576 9 Boycotts, Food Giant, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia, 1982 576 10 Boycotts, Food Giant, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia, 1983 576 11 Boycotts, Frito-Lay, Inc., Chamblee, Georgia, 1971-1972 576 12 Boycotts, Georgia Power Company, Atlanta, Georgia, 1973 576 13 Boycotts, The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company, Chicago, Illinois, 1967-1968 576 14 Boycotts, High-Low Foods, Chicago, Illinois, 1966 576 15 Boycotts, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, AFL-CIO local #613, Atlanta, Georgia, 1972 576 16 Boycotts, Jewel Food Stores, Melrose Park, Illinois, circa 1974 576 17 Boycotts, Munford Inc., Atlanta, Georgia, 1982 576 18 Boycotts, Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc., 1982 576 19 Breadbasket Commercial Association, Inc., 1970 576 20 Budget proposal, May 1972 576 21 Chicago Freedom Movement, 1966 577 1 Christic Institute-South, 1986-1987 577 2 Church's Fried Chicken, Inc., 1984 577 3 Concerned Black Clergy of Metro Atlanta, 1986 577 4 Correspondence, undated 577 5 Correspondence, 1966-1975 577 6 Correspondence, 1976-1978 577 7 Correspondence, 1981-1986 577 8 Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, The Textile Employment Forum, Charlotte, North Carolina, January 12-13, 1967 577 9 Ewen, Gordon, "The 'Green Power' of Operation Breadbasket: The Pattern for a Nationwide Black Economic Revolution is Being Set in Chicago," April 1968 577 10 "Fact Sheet on Hunger," undated 577 11 Finance reports, 1970-1971 577 12 Georgia Advisory Committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, informal hearing, "Racial and Religious Bigotry and Violence in the Southern Region," Atlanta, Georgia, September 24, 1981 577 13 Grady Memorial Hospital, 1983 577 14 Interfaith delegation to the Middle East, 1986 577 15 International Black Cultural and Business Exposition, 1st, November, 1971 577 16 International Black Cultural and Business Exposition, 2nd, November, 1972 577 17 Jackson, Jesse, biographical data, undated 577 18 Jackson, Jesse, "Black Power and White Churches," Spring 1968 577 19 List of clergyman phone numbers, undated 577 20 List of SCLC offices nationwide and Operation Breadbasket offices, undated

329 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 577 21 "A Little Bread in Our Own Basket," state of the program dinner for Operation Breadbasket, 1968 577 22 Meeting agendas, 1978-1991 577 23 Meeting attendance sheets, 1978-1981 577 24 Meeting minutes, 1969-1981 577 25 Memoranda, 1967 577 26 Memoranda, 1981-1986 577 27 National Breadbasket Convention, July 10-12, 1967 577 28 Notes, undated 577 29 Notebooks, Timothy McDonald, undated 577 30 Operation Breadbasket, membership applications, undated 578 1 Operation Breadbasket fact sheet, 1971 578 2 "Operation Breadbasket Guidelines," undated 578 3 Operation Breadbasket informationaire, undated 578 4 "Operation Breadbasket: A Key to the Black Man's Freedom," undated 578 5 Operation Breadbasket offices, Chicago, Illinois, 1970-1971 578 6 Operation Breadbasket offices, Dallas, Texas, 1971-1975 578 7 Operation Breadbasket offices, Houston, Texas, 1971-1974 578 8 Operation Breadbasket offices, Los Angeles, California, 1969 578 9 Operation Breadbasket offices, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1971-1972 578 10 Operation Breadbasket offices, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1968 578 11 Operation Breadbasket of SCLC's Program Fund, audit report, June 30, 1970 578 12 Operation Breadbasket radio programs, 1972-1974 578 13 Operation PUSH, Inc., 1978-1980 578 14 Petitions, "The Extension of 1965 Voting Rights Act," undated 578 15 Petitions, Fulton County Elections Board, undated 578 16 Picket and captains' instruction, undated 578 17 Political Education Division, Guidelines for Instructors, undated 578 18 Power of People (POP), Chicago, Illinois, 1972 578 19 Press release, draft, undated 578 20 "Projections for Operation Breadbasket," 1967 578 21 "Proposal for Operation Breadbasket," undated 578 22 Reports, 1966-1967 578 23 Reports, 1968-1984 578 24 Robinson, Noah R., "The 'New' Operation Breadbasket-Programmatic Thrusts," April 10, 1972 578 25 "SCLC's Operation Breadbasket: How to Win Jobs and Influence Businessmen," Jesse Jackson and Fred C. Bennette, October 1969 578 26 Speeches and statements by Operation Breadbasket directors, 1966-1969 578 27 "Strike outpost," undated

330 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 578 28 Surveys of Chicago communities, undated 578 29 Telephone log, 1981-1982 578 30 U.S. Trademark application for "Operation Breadbasket," 1970-1971 578 31 Writings by others, undated

331 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 10.5 Ministers Leadership Training Program records, 1967-1991 [bulk 1968-1969] Boxes 579 - 581

Historical Note Founded in 1968, under the direction of Reverend T.Y. Rogers, Jr., the Ministers Leadership Training Program (MLTP) was designed to train black clergymen to be leaders within their communities and to equip them with the knowledge and strategies necessary to respond to the unique dilemmas facing U.S. ghettos. Also important to the mission of the program was to acquaint the participating ministers with the history and philosophy of SCLC and the history and theology of the black church. With these goals in mind, SCLC hosted an orientation workshop in Miami, Florida, in February 1968 to begin organizing the MLTP in fifteen metropolitan cities, including: New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Washington, D.C, and Atlanta, among others. During the orientation program, conveners were selected from each city and were expected to conduct weekly meetings and seminars for clergymen in their communities and to act as a liaison between SCLC and the cities they represented. The program continued through 1969.

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of the records of the Ministers Leadership Training Program (MLTP) of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference from 1967-1991, including correspondence, program curricula, records relating to the Ford Foundation grant funding the program, reports, records of workshops, participant rosters, and other subject files. Also present is a memo, written in 1991 by long-time SCLC staff person Dana Swan, describing the program. See Series 14: Financial records and Subseries 15.4: Southern Christian Leadership Foundation grant records, for additional material relating to the funding of the program.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Box Folder Content 579 1 Annual Seminar of the Ministers Leadership Training Program of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Green Lake, Wisconsin, September 27, 1968 579 2 Annual Seminar of the Ministers Leadership Training Program of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Green Lake, Wisconsin, participant rosters, September 27, 1968 579 3 "Annual Summary of the Ministers Leadership Training Program," undated 579 4 Application forms, 1969 579 5 Bay area seminar of the Ministers Leadership Training Program, undated 579 6 The Brooklyn Seminar, 1968 579 7 Charts of city meetings, undated 579 8 "The Consultation of the Black Church," School of Theology, Boston, Massachusetts, November 6-9, 1968 579 9 Contact information for conveners and participants, undated 579 10 Convener workshop, Atlanta, Georgia, April 24-25, 1968

332 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 579 11 Correspondence, undated 579 12 Correspondence, 1968 January-July 579 13 Correspondence, 1968 August-December 579 14 Correspondence, 1969 January-April 579 15 Correspondence, 1969 May-December 579 16 Correspondence, 1970 579 17 Correspondence, 1976 579 18 "Crisis of the Cities: A Creative Angle, An Outline for a Study Action Program for Pastors," undated 579 19 Curriculum, "A Brief Study Guide," 1967 579 20 Curriculum, "A Development of the Curriculum," undated 579 21 Curriculum, listing of advisors, 1968 579 22 Curriculum, listing of readings and study materials, 1968 579 23 Curriculum, "Model Session Plan," undated 580 1 Curriculum, overview material, 1968 580 2 Curriculum, "Situation Analysis" guide, March 6, 1968 580 3 Curriculum, study guide, 1968-1969 580 4 Curriculum, unit of study, 1968 580 5 "Evaluation of materials for SCLC Ministers Leadership Training Workshop," undated 580 6 Ford Foundation, press release, 1968 580 7 Ford Foundation, proposal for funding, undated 580 8 Ford Foundation, evaluation of Ministers Leadership Training Program, 1968-1969 580 9 The Freedom Dream Fund: A Living Memorial for Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., certificate, undated 580 10 "From Chaos to Community in God's Name," undated 580 11 Information for conveners, 1968 580 12 Information kits for Ministers Leadership Training Program, 1968 580 13 Interdenominational Theological Center, undated 580 14 Intern program, undated 580 15 Interreligious Foundation for Community Organization, 1968 580 16 List of resource persons for the Ministers Leadership Training Program, undated 580 17 Listing of addresses, companies, undated 580 18 Manpower Training Program, 1969 580 19 Memoranda, undated 580 20 Memoranda, 1968 580 21 Memoranda, 1969 580 22 The Miami Orientation Conference, February 19-23, 1968 [1 of 2] 580 23 The Miami Orientation Conference, February 19-23, 1968 [2 of 2]

333 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 581 1 Ministers Leadership Training Program, Baltimore, Maryland, 1968 581 2 Ministers Leadership Training Program, Newark, New Jersey, 1968 581 3 Ministers Leadership Training Program, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1968 581 4 Ministers Leadership Training Program, Richmond, California, 1968 581 5 Ministers Leadership Training Program, Washington, D.C., 1969 581 6 National Urban League, 1968 581 7 Notes, undated 581 8 Official directory of the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, undated 581 9 Participant rosters by state, 1968 581 10 "The Philosophy of Nonviolence and the Tactics of Nonviolent Resistance," undated 581 11 "Police Brutality," undated 581 12 "A Program of Leadership Coordination for Negro Ministers of Fifteen Metropolitan Areas," undated 581 13 "Purpose of Ministers Leadership Training Program," undated 581 14 Rainwater, Lee, "Crucible of Identity: The Negro Lower-Class Family," undated 581 15 "Report on Activities of the Ministers Leadership Training Program," August 14, 1968 581 16 "Report on Minister's Leadership Training Program," 1968 581 17 Reports, annual, 1968 581 18 Reports, by cities, 1968 581 19 Reports, monthly, 1968 May 581 20 Reports, monthly, 1968 June-July 581 21 Reports, quarterly, August 1, 1968 581 22 Reports, semi-annual, 1969 581 23 Reports, weekly, May-June 1968 581 24 "Seminar Practicum: The Black Church and Urban Affairs," course description and questionnaires, 1968 581 25 "Suggested Reading List for SCLC Staff," January 1968 581 26 Swan, Dana, memoranda on Ministers Leadership Training Program, July 31, 1991 581 27 Telegrams, undated 581 28 Urban Training Center for Creative Black Ministries, February 1968 581 29 U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, 1969 581 30 Workshop leaders and participants, undated

334 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 10.6 Alabama Tri-County Project records, 1972-1984 Boxes 582 - 583

Historical Note The Alabama Tri-County Project was designed to eradicate poverty in rural Alabama, particularly within Wilcox, Lowndes, and Marengo counties. More specifically, under the leadership of J.L. Alford, the Program Director, the Alabama Tri-County Project sought resources from the federal government, as well as state and local agencies, in order to address issues in employment, health, housing, and economic development-areas affecting the quality of life for African Americans in Alabama. With funding from the Community Services Administration (CSA), the project was able to pursue some of its goals.

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of the records of the Alabama Tri-Country project from 1972-1984, including records relating to the Community Services Administration grant, other financial records, and records relating to project management such as personnel procedures and project goals.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Box Folder Content 582 1 Affirmative Action, 1978 582 2 Annual leave forms, undated 582 3 Community Needs Assessment conferences, 1980 582 4 Community Services Administration grant, undated 582 5 Community Services Administration grant, 1972-1978 582 6 Community Services Administration grant, 1979 582 7 Community Services Administration grant, 1980 582 8 Community Services Administration grant, 1981 582 9 Community Services Administration grant, 1982 582 10 Community Services Administration grant, 1984 582 11 Correspondence, 1976-1982 582 12 Daily time sheets, 1980 582 13 Daily time sheets, 1981 582 14 Daily time sheets, 1982 582 15 Financial records, expenditure chart, 1981 582 16 Financial records, financial statements, October 30, 1980 582 17 Financial records, financial statements, March 30, 1982 582 18 Financial records, lease agreement, 1980 582 19 Financial records, monthly budget summary report, 1981 582 20 Financial records, office account, 1981-1982

335 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 582 21 Financial records, proposed modified budget, July 1981-June 1982 583 1 Financial records, receipts and invoices, 1979-1982 583 2 Financial records, six month budget, undated 583 3 Financial records, telephone bills, 1980-1982 583 4 Financial records, vouchers, 1980 583 5 Financial records, vouchers, 1981 583 6 Financial records, vouchers, 1982 583 7 Letter, fragment, undated 583 8 List of student workers, 1980 583 9 Lowery, Joseph and Lynn Battle, "A Needs Assessment Manual: For Evaluating the Housing and Economic Development Needs of Low Income Socio- Economic Groups," undated 583 10 Mailing list, 1981 583 11 March from Pickens County to Montgomery, Alabama in Support of Maggie Bozeman and Julia Wilder, 1982 583 12 Meeting minutes and agendas, 1979-1980 583 13 Memoranda, 1980-1982 583 14 "Narrative Overview of Program Progress Review Activities," undated 583 15 Office of Community Services grant, audit, 1984 583 16 Personnel, description of departments and offices of SCLC, undated 583 17 Personnel, description of staff interviewees, undated 583 18 Personnel, "Introductory Staff Training Outline," undated 583 19 Personnel, job description certificate, 1982 583 20 Personnel, job descriptions, undated 583 21 Personnel, procedural manual, October 1981 583 22 Personnel, resumes, undated 583 23 Personnel, staff roster, undated 583 24 Procedural manual, 1981 583 25 "Project Narrative," undated 583 26 Proposal, fragment, undated 583 27 "Protest from the People of Dallas County Regarding the Community Action Program," undated 583 28 Public hearings, Wilcox County, Alabama, 1980-1981 583 29 Schedule of events, undated 583 30 "SCLC/Alabama Tri-County Project Goals," undated 583 31 "Southern Christian Leadership Conference Political Justice Campaign in Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia, 1982-1984," undated 583 32 Southern Organizing Committee for Economic and Social Justice, 1981 583 33 Southern Rural Research Project: Farm Programs, undated

336 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 583 34 Time sheets and travel logs, 1980 583 35 Volunteer workers, list of addresses, 1980

337 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 10.7 Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans records, 1983-1987 Boxes 584 - 585

Historical Note The Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans was initiated in the wake of Reagan era budget cuts and designed to draw national attention to the lack of access to adequate health care in impoverished and minority communities. In 1984, in major cities such as Chicago, Illinois; Detroit, Michigan; Birmingham, Alabama; Los Angeles, California; Miami, Florida; Kansas City, Missouri, and other urban centers, SCLC facilitated local forums on healthcare that included SCLC officials, local healthcare administrators and medical practitioners, as well as community activists and leaders.

Scope and Content Note The series consists of the records of the Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans from 1983-1987. Most prominent are files relating to the hearings in several cities, which include testimony from participants, planning documents, reports of individual hearings, and newspaper clippings about the hearings. There is also a small amount of correspondence, some general research material on minority healthcare and the Reagan budget, and one comprehensive report. Also included are a few folders belonging to the coordinator of the program, Reverend Timothy McDonald, specifically regarding his involvement with other SCLC activities, his church First Iconium Baptist, and the Nuclear Weapons Freeze Campaign. For additional material relating to the program see Subseries 2.3: President Joseph E. Lowery files.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Box Folder Content 584 1 American Diabetes Association, Inc., October 1984 584 2 The Association of Minority Health Professions Schools, "Blacks and the Health Professions in the 80s: A National Crisis and a Time for Action," 1983 584 3 Atlanta Committee on Latin America, 1984 584 4 Congressional Black Caucus Health Braintrust Hearing, September 28, 1984 584 5 Contact list, 1984 584 6 Correspondence, 1984-1987 584 7 First Iconium Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia, circa 1984 584 8 Hearings: Atlanta, Georgia, April 3, 1984 [1 of 2] 584 9 Hearings: Atlanta, Georgia, April 3, 1984 [2 of 2] 584 10 Hearings: Birmingham, Alabama, June 5, 1984 584 11 Hearings: Charlotte, North Carolina, May 22, 1984 584 12 Hearings: Chicago, Illinois, May 17, 1984 584 13 Hearings: Detroit, Michigan, April 11, 1984 584 14 Hearings: Howard University, Washington, D.C., June 14, 1984

338 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 584 15 Hearings: Kansas City, Missouri, April 17, 1984 584 16 Hearings: Los Angeles, California, May 19, 1984 [1 of 3] 585 1 Hearings: Los Angeles, California, May 19, 1984 [2 of 3] 585 2 Hearings: Los Angeles, California, May 19, 1984 [3 of 3] 585 3 Hearings: Miami, Florida, May 31, 1984 585 4 Hearings: New Orleans, Louisiana, May 29, 1984 585 5 Hearings: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, May 1, 1984 585 6 Hearings schedule, 1984 585 7 "In Poor Health: The Administration's 1985 Health Budget," 1984 585 8 Nuclear Weapons Freeze Campaign, 1984 [1 of 2] 585 9 Nuclear Weapons Freeze Campaign, 1984 [2 of 2] 585 10 Planning meeting, February 1984 585 11 Report, "Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans," 1984 585 12 Selma to Montgomery March, 20th anniversary, 1985 585 13 "Statement by Reverend Cameron M. Alexander Representing the Ministerial Coalition to Get Out the Vote," 1984 585 14 Urban Health, 1983-1984 585 15 Voting, 1984

339 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 10.8 Wings of Hope Anti-Drug program, 1988-1995 Boxes 586 - 591

Historical Note The Wings of Hope Anti-Drug Program was established in April 1989 to address the drug epidemic affecting urban enclaves throughout the U.S., but particularly in Atlanta, Georgia. Under the leadership of the President of SCLC, Joseph E. Lowery and Program Coordinator, Reverend Richard Dalton, the Wings of Hope program organized church and community- based initiatives such as workshops on drug- prevention strategies, AIDS education, youth empowerment, mentorship, and offered support to at-risk families. Of particular importance to the Wings of Hope program was coalition building among churches, the community at large, municipal and county service providers, and the U.S. Department of Justice. Such partnerships were established with the intent of reducing crime and the demand for illicit drugs in targeted communities in Metro-Atlanta.

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of the records of the Wings of Hope Anti-Drug Program from 1988-1995. Included are training manuals and records of training courses, reports of the program, records relating to the program's annual planning conferences, and records relating to the program's Weed and Seed initiative. Also present is general reference material on drug abuse, the church's role in combating addiction, and the AIDS epidemic. For additional material relating to Wings of Hope, see Subseries 2.3: President Joseph E. Lowery files.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Box Folder Content 586 1 The 31st Annual Southeastern School of Alcohol and other Drug Studies, Athens, Georgia, August 18-23, 1991 586 2 "Addiction: Churches' Responsibility," 1988 586 3 Affirmative Action, 1995 586 4 Allen, Robert S., "Soul Brother Sell-Out," undated 586 5 Anti-Drug Task Force, undated 586 6 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 27th anniversary, 1995 586 7 The Black Family Project, 1989 586 8 "The Black Family and the Drug Culture Outline," undated 586 9 Career and Academic Achievement Project, 1989-1990 586 10 Cartter, Matthew, Lyle Petersen, and Robert Savage, "A New Approach: Providing HIV Counseling and Testing Services at Drug Treatment Programs," 1988 586 11 Certificate of appreciation to Majestic Images, December 13, 1994 586 12 "Church and Community Based Outreach Training Topics on Substance Abuse and Violence Prevention," 1994

340 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 586 13 "Cities Fight Back Against Drugs" campaign, 1989 586 14 City-Wide Task Force, 1992-1993 586 15 Civil Rights Act of 1991 586 16 Coalition Management Plan, 1991 586 17 Coalition sub-committees, undated 586 18 Community organizing discussion sheet, undated 586 19 "Community Organizing Weekly Check-off List," undated 586 20 Correspondence, 1988-1989 586 21 Correspondence, 1990 586 22 Correspondence, 1991-1992 586 23 Correspondence, 1993 586 24 Correspondence, 1994-1995 586 25 "Crime Index Reports," 1991-1994 586 26 Dalton, Richard, 1991-1992 586 27 Dalton, Richard, notebooks, undated 587 1 "Detailed Outline for a Holistic Assessment," undated 587 2 Drawings of Wings of Hope facilities, undated 587 3 Drug Issue Forum, undated 587 4 Drug Prevention Committee, undated 587 5 Ellis, Thomas, "Sandman," February 1994 587 6 Emergency Summit, undated 587 7 Employee timesheets, 1994-1995 587 8 "Enhancing the Quality of Life in Our Communities for Crime and Drug Free Lifestyle," undated 587 9 Enough is Enough Coalition, 1993 587 10 "Facilitating the Involvement of Religious Groups in Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention: A Training Manual," May 8, 1992 587 11 Fact sheet, 1992 587 12 The Fairlawn Coalition, Washington, D.C., 1988-1991 587 13 Family adoption program, undated 587 14 Focus group session, Atlanta, Georgia, June 21, 1990 587 15 Friends of Oakhurst group, 1994 587 16 Fulton County, Georgia, 1990 587 17 Fulton County Roundtable on Children, mini-grant proposal and grant application package, undated 587 18 Georgia Committee for a Black Agenda, 1990 587 19 Gossett, Lou, "An Evening with Louis Gossett, Jr.," 1990 587 20 "Grant Continuation Proposal," 1994-1995 587 21 The Hank Aaron Rookie League Fifth Quarter Basketball program, undated 587 22 The Heritage Foundation, 1990

341 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 587 23 History and objectives of Wings of Hope Anti-Drug Program, undated 587 24 House Select Committee on Narcotics Abuse and Control in Conjunction with Congressional Black Caucus Legislative Weekend, Washington, D.C., September 1989 587 25 "Implementation Plan," 1992 587 26 Implementation plan and timeline, September 1993 587 27 Lines of Hope: The Official Newsletter of the Alabama SCLC Wings of Hope Anti-Drug Program, September 1991 587 28 List of Metro-Atlanta ministers and churches, undated 587 29 List of participating churches or groups, undated 587 30 Mailing list, undated 587 31 Martinez, Bob, Director, Office of National Drug Control Policy, speech at SCLC's National Convention, 1991 587 32 Meeting minutes and agendas, 1989-1995 587 33 Memoranda, undated 587 34 Memoranda, 1986-1989 587 35 Memoranda, 1990-1993 587 36 Memphis Ministerial Alliance, 1994 587 37 Mentorship program, 1993 587 38 "Mission Statement," undated 588 1 National Anti-Drug Celebrity Telethon, July 1990 588 2 National Anti-Drug Program dinner, May 20, 1990 588 3 National Planning Conference, Orlando, Florida, 1992 588 4 National Teleconference on the Narcotics Epidemic, November 9, 1990 588 5 Notes, undated 588 6 Office computer information, undated 588 7 Office of Substance Abuse Prevention grant, 1989 588 8 Omnibus Drug Initiative Act, 1988 588 9 Outline of Wings of Hope program, undated 588 10 Pastoral Crisis Network, Inc., 1988 588 11 Performing Artists Against Drugs, Atlanta, Georgia, January 19-20, 1990 588 12 Personnel, four month performance evaluation forms (blank), undated 588 13 Personnel, job descriptions, undated 588 14 "Petition to re-open community center," undated 588 15 "The Philosophy of Nonviolence and the Tactics of Nonviolent Resistance," undated 588 16 Planning conference, 1st annual, Orlando, Florida, March 10-14, 1992 588 17 Planning conference, 2nd annual, Cleveland, Ohio, March 10-13, 1993 588 18 Planning conference, 3rd annual, Orlando, Florida, March 9-12, 1994 [1 of 2] 588 19 Planning conference, 3rd annual, Orlando, Florida, March 9-12, 1994 [2 of 2]

342 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 588 20 Planned Parenthood Federation of America, Inc., 1989 588 21 The Points of Light Foundation, undated 588 22 Prayer breakfast, Atlanta, Georgia, January 30, 1993 588 23 Premier West Records, Inc., 1989-1990 588 24 Presbyterian Center, Inc., 1989 588 25 Prison Alternatives Community Education Project, undated 589 1 The Private Industry Council of Atlanta, Inc., 1990-1991 589 2 Program schedule, 1991-1992 589 3 "Project Implementation Guide," draft version, July 12, 1993 589 4 "Project Implementation Guide: Preliminary Overview," draft, February 3, 1993 589 5 "A Proposed Program to Reduce the Killings, Drugs, and Violence in the City of Atlanta," September 12, 1993 589 6 Recruitment bulletin, Office for Substance Abuse Prevention, 1991 589 7 Reports, annual, 1993-1994 589 8 Reports, bi-weekly, October-November, 1994 589 9 Reports, "highlights," 1991-1992 589 10 Reports, monthly, 1991-1992 589 11 Reports, quarterly, 1992-1994 589 12 Reports, semi-annual, 1995 589 13 Reports, weekly, 1994 589 14 Resumes and biographical sketches, undated 589 15 "Revenue Sharing," undated 589 16 Rose Garden Hills (neighborhood, Atlanta, Georgia), Hands, Feet and Mouth, circa 1989 589 17 Santa's Christmas Tree Farm, undated 589 18 SCLC and Project Catalyst Partnership, undated 589 19 "SCLC Community Organizing Against Drugs," syllabus, undated 589 20 SCLC education tour, April 10, 1989 589 21 "SCLC Wings of Hope Anti-Drug Program: Training Components and Overview Outline," undated 589 22 Second annual Christmas party, Atlanta, Georgia, undated 589 23 Selma to Montgomery March anniversary celebration, undated 589 24 "Sexual Guidelines for Persons with AIDS and at Risk for AIDS," undated 589 25 "The Social and Economic Dimensions on War on Drugs," undated 589 26 The South Decatur/DeKalb Coalition, 1994 589 27 The Southern Conference for Human Welfare, 1989 589 28 Southside Community Education, undated 589 29 The Special Fund for Community Solving Committee, 1989 589 30 Statistics on Decatur, Georgia, 1990 589 31 "Status of 10-Point Plan to Fight Drugs in Public Housing," 1989

343 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 589 32 Strategic action plan outline, undated 589 33 "Study of Atlanta, Georgia Target Areas," draft, 1992 589 34 "Substance Abuse Community Training Curriculum," undated 589 35 Substance abuse exam, undated 589 36 Substance abuse exam for churches and community groups, undated 590 1 Substance Abuse Ministry Development, undated 590 2 Summary and overview, 1989-1990 590 3 "Summary statement," 1989 590 4 Survey questionnaire, undated 590 5 "Taking it to the Streets:" Fall Gospel Extravaganza, Atlanta, Georgia, 1993 590 6 "Terminal counseling," undated 590 7 Thurman, Horace, 1995 590 8 Training courses, 1992-1994 590 9 Training courses, curriculum, 1989-1995 590 10 Training courses, evaluations, 1992 590 11 Training courses, participant rosters, undated 590 12 Training courses, participant rosters, 1991 590 13 Training courses, participant rosters, 1992 590 14 Training courses, participant rosters, 1993 590 15 Training manual outline for Community Coordinator, undated 590 16 Training schedule, 1990 590 17 "Unequal Justice: Why Women Need the Civil Rights and Women's Equality Act of 1991," undated 590 18 Unity in Action Foundation, undated 590 19 Untitled speech [?], fragment, undated 590 20 U.S. Attorneys presentation, Washington, D.C., January 7, 1992 590 21 U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 1990 590 22 U.S. Department of Justice, 1988-1993 590 23 U.S. Department of Justice, categorical assistance progress report, 1993-1994 590 24 Victims assistance support group, undated 590 25 Vine City Coalition, 1995 590 26 Weed and Seed program, undated 590 27 Weed and Seed program, 1992-1993 590 28 Weed and Seed steering committee, New Orleans, Louisiana 591 1 Westend Coalition group, 1993 591 2 Wings of Hope button design, undated 591 3 Wings of Hope chapter information, undated 591 4 Wings of Hope church support, undated 591 5 "The Wings of Hope Coalition Model Narrative," 1993 591 6 Wings of Hope program, Cleveland, Ohio, undated

344 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 591 7 "Wings of Hope Dictionary of Terms," undated 591 8 Wings of Hope, Kansas City, Missouri, 1990 591 9 Wings of Hope manuals, undated [1 of 4] 591 10 Wings of Hope manuals, undated [2 of 4] 591 11 Wings of Hope manuals, undated [3 of 4] 591 12 Wings of Hope manuals, undated [4 of 4] 591 13 Wings of Hope manuals, 1993 591 14 Wings of Hope pamphlet, draft, undated 591 15 Writings, fragments, undated 591 16 Writings, unidentified, undated 591 17 Youth Advisory Council, undated 591 18 Youth Empowerment Project, Atlanta, Georgia, 1994 591 19 Youth services model, undated

345 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 10.9 Stop the Killing, End the Violence records, 1982-2001 Box 592

Historical Note Organized in the 1990s, the Stop the Killing, End the Violence program was designed to address the rise in gun violence and homicides in African American communities. It continued the drug and violence prevention work spearheaded by the Wings of Hope Anti-Drug Program and initiated several projects that worked to advance the nonviolent philosophy espoused by SCLC. One such project was the Gun Buy Back Program, in which SCLC secured funds from local businesses, churches, foundations, and other agencies to purchase guns from residents and youth. The program was managed alternately by Gayle Watts-Wiggins and SCLC legal counsel Roxanne Gregory.

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of the records of the Stop the Killing, End the Violence program from 1982-2001, including records relating to the various marches and rallies, summits, workshops, and conferences facilitated under the auspices of the program. For additional records relating to Stop the Killing, End the Violence see Subseries 4.6: E. Randel T. Osburn files and Series 9: Department of Student Affairs records. For additional records relating specifically to the Gun Buyback Program see Series 16: Legal records.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Box Folder Content 592 1 Black on Black Crime, circa 1991 592 2 Call to Manhood, 1993 592 3 Community Based Programming presentation, Washington, D.C., January 7, 1992 592 4 Correspondence, undated 592 5 Correspondence, 1992-1995 592 6 Emergency Summit, undated 592 7 Emergency Summit on Violence, 1994 592 8 Gun Buyback Program, 1993-2001 592 9 "Guns Bring Out the Beast in Us: What Brings Out the Best in US?," undated 592 10 Handgun violence community education seminars, 1996 592 11 Information packet, undated 592 12 Information packet, SCLC Nonviolence workshop, 1993 592 13 Meeting minutes and agendas, 1992-1995 592 14 Memoranda, 1989-1992 592 15 National Convention, 35th annual, 1992 592 16 National Convention, 38th annual, 1995

346 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 592 17 National Convention, 39th annual, 1996 592 18 National Convention, 41st annual, 1998 592 19 Notes, undated 592 20 "Our Mission and Things that Inhibit Our Mission," undated 592 21 "Program Services," undated 592 22 Renaissance Productions, Inc., undated 592 23 Reports, Board meeting, August 16, 1994 592 24 Reports, Board meeting, July 30-August 3, 1995 592 25 Reports, monthly, 1994 592 26 Reports, quarterly, undated 592 27 "The Role of the Church in the Midst of Violence: Rebuilding the Walls," undated 592 28 "SCLC's Stop the Killing, End the Violence Flash Report," 1994 592 29 SCLC Student Commission on Non-Violence, undated 592 30 SCLC Week Without Violence: Week of Caring, March 30-April 5, 1997 592 31 "The 'Stop the Killing!' Campaign Cities," undated 592 32 Stop the Killing!: Dinner for Nonviolence, November 15, 1993 592 33 Stop the Killing, End the Violence march and prayer vigil, College Park, Georgia, 1996 592 34 Stop the Killing, End the Violence movement, Dayton, Ohio chapter, 1996 592 35 Stop the Killing, End the Violence Week, undated 592 36 Stop the Violence '95, Atlanta, Georgia, April 21, 1995 592 37 Stop the Violence rally and march, October 1993 592 38 Stop the Violence Week, Brooklyn, New York, May 7-14, 1995 592 39 Unity in Action Foundation, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia, 1989 592 40 Urban homicide and violence questionnaire, undated 592 41 Volunteer information sheets, undated 592 42 Watts, Gayle, circa 1990s 592 43 Wreath laying ceremony in observance of the 27th anniversary of the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 1995

347 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Series 11 Martin Luther King Speaks records, 1957-2000 Boxes 593 - 613

SCLC began broadcasting Martin Luther King Speaks, a weekly thirty minute radio program, in early 1967, with staff members producing and distributing the programs out of SCLC's New York office. Martin Luther King Speaks moved to the Atlanta office in 1972. After 1973, SCLC continued to produce programs but distribution was handled by radio networks. The radio program was broadcast, with interruptions in service, at least through 1979. Martin Luther King Speaks regularly aired the speeches and sermons of Martin Luther King, Jr. The leadership of SCLC also used it to publicize campaigns and direct action efforts, with Ralph David Abernathy and other staff members frequently appearing on the air. During the late 1960s and early 1970s, Martin Luther King Speaks collected and catalogued audio tapes of King and other movement leaders, many of which they aired on the radio program. These programs demonstrate SCLC's engagement with various social movements in the late 1960s and 1970s, including the student movement, anti-war protests and the . The show featured interviews, often conducted by staff members, with such prominent figures as Allen Ginsberg, Dick Gregory, and Harry Belafonte. It also aired several programs featuring activists in the women's movement; for instance, in 1971, an interview with Florynce Kennedy and Diane Schulder about their controversial book, Abortion Rap. Angela Davis appeared on several programs, and speeches by Eleanor Holmes Norton and were also aired. In addition, the radio show produced its first record for individual distribution in 1969 and began selling recordings of King and of other programs on a larger scale in 1971. Martin Luther King Speaks continued to sell tapes of King's speeches and sermons until at least 2000.

Scope and Content Note The series consists of the administrative files, program files, and source material of the Martin Luther King Speaks radio program from 1957-2000. The administrative records document the production and distribution of the program, including records relating to radio stations that broadcast the program. Program files include the announcer copy sheet; the timing sheet; excerpts of recorded texts by Martin Luther King, Jr. used as opening and closing segments on many programs; and the program transcript. Finally, source material includes transcripts of interviews, speeches, sermons, and other writings that the department collected as source material for programs. See Subseries 19.1 for recordings of Martin Luther King Speaks programs.

Arrangement Note Organized into three subseries: (11.1) Martin Luther King Speaks administrative records, (11.2) Martin Luther King Speaks program files, and (11.3) Martin Luther King Speaks source material files.

348 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 11.1 Martin Luther King Speaks administrative records, 1957-2000 Boxes 593 - 601; OBV192

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of the administrative records of, and records pertaining to stations that broadcast, the Martin Luther King Speaks radio program from 1957-2000. It contains information about the production and distribution of the radio program and about sales of the recorded sermons and speeches of Martin Luther King, Jr. The folders "Requests for tapes, transcripts, and brochures" contain order forms and related correspondence with substantive information about SCLC or the person making the request. The bulk of materials in the subseries date to William Stein's tenure as Director of Martin Luther King Speaks, from 1968-1972.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Box Folder Content 593 1 Acquisitions of recordings, tapes not received, 1969-1970 593 2 Acquisitions of recordings, tapes received, circa 1968-1971 593 3 The Afro-American newspaper, 1970 593 4 Audio History of Martin Luther King, Jr., program proposal, circa 1969 593 5 Audio History of Martin Luther King, Jr., requests for materials, circa 1970 593 6 Audio History of Martin Luther King, Jr., research on Martin Luther King, Jr., circa 1969 593 7 Audio History of Martin Luther King, Jr., tape retrieval contacts, circa 1969 593 8 Audit sheet instructions, undated 593 9 Avery & Elkins, 1971-1973 593 10 BASF Systems, Inc., circa 1970 593 11 Bestway Products, Inc., 1969 593 12 Bibliographies on black history and literature, undated 593 13 Black Academy of Arts and Letters, 1971 593 14 Black Journal, transcript, 1971 593 15 Black news networks, circa 1972 593 16 The Black Scholar journal, 1970 593 17 Black voting statistics, circa 1968-1970 593 18 Board of Education, Buffalo, New York, 1981-1983 593 19 The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), "I Have a Dream" radio program, circa 1968-1969 593 20 Broadcasting groups and networks, circa 1969-1974 593 21 Broadcasting magazine, 1969-1970 593 22 Brochures, circa early 1970s 593 23 Budget projections, undated

349 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 593 24 Budget projections, 1982 593 25 Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, circa 1968 593 26 The Christian Century, 1970 593 27 Church Army in the U.S.A., 1967-1960 593 28 Commission on Voluntary Service and Action, 1970 593 29 Congress of African People, 1970 593 30 Correspondence, undated 593 31 Correspondence, 1965-1972 593 32 Correspondence, 1973-1995 594 1 Correspondence, letter fragments, undated 594 2 Correspondence, letter fragments, 1969 594 3 Distribution of complimentary record albums, circa 1969-1970 594 4 Donations received, circa 1969 594 5 Educational Audio Visual, Inc., 1970 594 6 Episcopal Church, circa 1962-1968 594 7 Equipment inventory, circa 1968-1970 594 8 Equipment, tapes and tape recorders, circa 1968-1970 594 9 Equipment, usage instructions, undated 594 10 Equipment, walkie-talkies, circa 1968 594 11 The Estate of Martin Luther King, Jr., 1968-1971 594 12 Federal Communications Commission, circa 1966-1971 594 13 Films about Martin Luther King, Jr., circa 1970 594 14 Financial records, 1970-1972 594 15 Form letters, circa early 1970s 594 16 Frequency Productions, Inc., 1967-1969 594 17 Funding proposal, 1981-1982 594 18 General radio information, circa 1968 594 19 Hanhart Watch Factory Limited, 1969 594 20 Hatcher, Richard G., 1968-1969 594 21 History of SCLC, undated 594 22 Howard University Communications Council, 1970 594 23 Howard University Mississippi Project, circa 1969-1970 594 24 Interreligious Foundation for Community Organization, circa 1971 594 25 Inventory of Martin Luther King, Jr. tapes, undated 594 26 Inventory of Martin Luther King, Jr. tapes, broadcasted, 1967 594 27 Inventory of Martin Luther King, Jr. tapes, not broadcasted or unaudited, circa 1969 594 28 Inventory of tapes, undated 594 29 Inventory of tapes, 1965-1969 594 30 Invoices for tape duplication, 1971-1973

350 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 594 31 Kent State University shootings, circa 1970 594 32 King, Coretta Scott, Freedom Concert, Chicago, Illinois, 1966 595 1 King, Coretta Scott, honorary degree from Marymount University, 1969 595 2 King, Coretta Scott, tour of India, 1969 595 3 King, Coretta Scott, My Life with Martin Luther King, Jr., circa 1970 595 4 King, Martin Luther, Jr., sermon and speech excerpts, 1964-1968 595 5 Klemme, Huber F., 1969-1970 595 6 Levy, Howard, circa 1970 595 7 List of program opening and closing segments by Martin Luther King, Jr., 1969 595 8 Lists of radio stations to contact, circa 1969-1970 595 9 Local 1199 Drug and Hospital Union, circa 1969-1970 595 10 Log of acquisitions of tapes, 1968 595 11 Log of acquisitions of tapes, 1969 595 12 Log of mailed tapes, 1970 OBV192- Log of program recordings and reels catalogue, 1967-1969 595 13 Log of tapes received and tapes mailed, 1968-1969 595 14 Magnetic Sound, Inc., 1969-1970 595 15 Mailing lists for brochures, circa 1981-1982 595 16 Mailing lists for program bulletins, circa 1969 595 17 Martin Luther King and SCLC Speaks cable television program, undated 595 18 Martin Luther King Film Project, circa 1957-1968 596 1 Martin Luther King, Jr. birthday promotional spots, circa 1970 596 2 Martin Luther King, Jr. birthday promotional tape orders, circa 1969-1971 596 3 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday campaign, circa 1968-1969 596 4 Martin Luther King, Jr. Major League East-West All Star Classic, 1970 596 5 Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Center, circa 1968-1969 596 6 Martin Luther King, Jr. Pro-Basketball All-Star Classic, 1969 596 7 Marveltone Associates, Inc., 1969 596 8 Memoranda, 1968-1994 596 9 Metcalf, James, circa 1969 596 10 Modern Album of New Jersey, Inc., 1969 596 11 Motown Record Corporation, 1969 596 12 Museum of Modern Art, New York, New York, exhibition in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr., 1968 596 13 Music notes, circa 1968-1970 596 14 National Black Political Convention, 1972 596 15 National Committee of Black Churchmen, 1969-1970 596 16 National Convention, 11th annual, 1968 596 17 National Convention, 17th annual, 1974 596 18 National Council of Churches, 1967-1969

351 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 596 19 National Tag Day, 1976 596 20 National Tenants Organization, circa 1970 596 21 National Urban League radio programs, 1970 596 22 National Welfare Rights Organization, circa 1970-1971 596 23 New York City schools, circa 1969-1970 596 24 Notes, Luanna Reid, circa 1969-1970 596 25 Notes and notebooks, unidentified, undated 596 26 Order form for record albums, circa 1969 596 27 Order forms for tapes, undated 596 28 Pacifica radio program service, circa 1972 596 29 Payment vouchers, 1968-1970 596 30 Payment vouchers, 1971 597 1 People's Coalition for Peace and Justice, circa 1971 597 2 Personnel, job descriptions, 1968 597 3 Personnel, volunteers, circa 1970 597 4 Pilgrimage to Washington for Voting Rights, Peace, Economic Justice, 1982 597 5 Poem, "Against the Sunrise," undated 597 6 Possible and emergency programs, circa 1969 597 7 Procedures for handling incoming tapes, undated 597 8 Program sponsors, circa 1967 597 9 Proposed expansion of Martin Luther King Speaks radio program, 1977 597 10 Prospective broadcast stations, undated 597 11 Prospective broadcast stations, circa 1968-1983 597 12 Prospective donations and donors, circa 1968-1969 597 13 Public Broadcasting Laboratory, 1968 597 14 Radio station pulse ratings, 1969 597 15 RCA Corporation, 1969-1970 597 16 Record album order summary sheets, undated 597 17 Record album production, circa 1969 597 18 Record album production, Program 6902, "Martin Luther King, Jr...Pastor...Revolutionary," 1969 597 19 Reels catalogue, circa 1968 597 20 Requests for tapes, transcripts, and brochures, undated 597 21 Requests for tapes, transcripts, and brochures, 1968-1970 597 22 Requests for tapes, transcripts, and brochures, 1971 597 23 Requests for tapes, transcripts, and brochures, 1973-1979 598 1 Requests for tapes, transcripts, and brochures, 1980-1982 598 2 Requests for tapes, transcripts, and brochures, 1983-1994 598 3 Requests for tapes, transcripts, and brochures, 1995-2000 598 4 Richardson, James, 1970-1971

352 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 598 5 SCLC statement of policy, 1969 598 6 Tape and program transcript request form, circa 1971 598 7 Tape distributorships, 1982 598 8 Tape order summary sheets, circa 1978-1980 598 9 Tape order summary sheets, circa 1981-1983 598 10 Tape order summary sheets, 1988-2000 598 11 Tape transcription records and payment vouchers, 1968-1969 598 12 Tapes sent to Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Library, circa 1970 599 1 Themes in the sermons and speeches of Martin Luther King, Jr., undated 599 2 Vietnam War protests, circa 1970-1971 599 3 Weisberg, Harold, 1971 599 4 Young, Andrew J., lists of tapes and transcripts, circa 1969

Broadcast stations 599 5 KALO, Little Rock, Arkansas, 1971 599 6 KALX-FM, Berkeley, California, 1971 599 7 KANU-FM, Lawrence, Kansas, circa 1971 599 8 KAPE, San Antonio, Texas, circa 1968 599 9 KATZ, St. Louis, Missouri, 1968-1969 599 10 KBYE, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 1970 599 11 KCAT, Pine Bluff, Arkansas, 1968 599 12 KCCK-FM, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 1973 599 13 KCMW-FM, Warrensburg, Missouri, 1971 599 14 KCOH, Houston, Texas, 1970 599 15 KCSB-FM, Santa Barbara, California, 1971 599 16 KCSU-FM, Fort Collins, Colorado, circa 1971 599 17 KDIA, Oakland, California, 1967-1972 599 18 KDKO, Denver, Colorado, circa 1968-1969 599 19 KDNA-FM, St. Louis, Missouri, undated 599 20 KEGL, Santa Clara, California, circa 1972 599 21 KERS-FM, Sacramento, California, circa 1971 599 22 KEST, San Francisco, California, 1970-1971 599 23 KFCA-FM, Phoenix, Arizona, circa 1971-1972 599 24 KFH-FM, Wichita, Kansas, circa 1971 599 25 KFJC-FM, Los Altos Hills, California, 1972 599 26 KFMG-FM, Des Moines, Iowa, circa 1971 599 27 KGAR, Portland, Oregon, 1969-1971 599 28 KGFJ, Los Angeles, California, circa 1968-1972 599 29 KINK-FM, Portland, Oregon, circa 1971 599 30 KJAY, Sacramento, California, 1970

353 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 599 31 KJET, Beaumont, Texas, 1968-1969 599 32 KKDA, Dallas, Texas, 1970 599 33 KLIQ, Portland, Oregon, 1971 599 34 KLIP, Fowler-Fresno, California, 1970 599 35 KLUM-FM, Jefferson City, Missouri, 1973 599 36 KNOK, Fort Worth, Texas, circa 1968-1969 599 37 KOAC and KOAP-FM, Corvallis, Oregon, 1971 599 38 KOKA, Shreveport, Louisiana, 1971 599 39 KOKY, Little Rock, Arkansas, 1969 599 40 KPFA-FM, San Francisco, California, 1970-1971 599 41 KPFK-FM, Los Angeles, California, circa 1970-1972 599 42 KPFT-FM, Houston, Texas, 1970 599 43 KPOP, Roseville, California, 1971 599 44 KPPC, Pasadena, California, 1970 599 45 KPRI, San Diego, California, circa 1971 599 46 KPRS, Kansas City, Missouri, circa 1968-1969 599 47 KQRS, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1971 599 48 KSJS-FM, San Jose, California, 1971 599 49 KSTN, Stockton, California, 1971 599 50 KTUH-FM, Honolulu, Hawaii, 1971 599 51 KUAC-FM, College, Alaska, 1971 599 52 KUCI-FM, Irvine, California, circa 1971 599 53 KUDY, Spokane, Washington, 1971 599 54 KUER-FM, Salt Lake City, Utah, 1971 599 55 KUFM, Missoula, Montana, 1971 599 56 KUMM, Morris, Minnesota, 1974 599 57 KUNC-FM, Greeley, Colorado, 1971-1973 599 58 KUOM, Minneapolis, Minnesota, circa 1971 599 59 KUSC, Los Angeles, California, 1971 599 60 KUWR-FM, Laramie, Wyoming, circa 1971-1972 599 61 KVIL, Dallas, Texas, 1970 599 62 KVOV, Henderson, Nevada, circa 1970 599 63 KWK, St. Louis, Missouri, 1970 599 64 KYAC, Seattle, Washington, 1970 599 65 KYOK, Houston, Texas, circa 1970 599 66 KZEY, Tyler, Texas, circa 1968-1971 599 67 KZSU-FM, Stanford, California, circa 1971 599 68 WABQ, Cleveland, Ohio, circa 1967-1971 599 69 WABT, Tuskegee, Alabama, 1970

354 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 599 70 WAFR-FM, Durham, North Carolina, 1971 599 71 WAIC-FM, Springfield, Massachusetts, 1971 599 72 WAMO, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1968-1969 599 73 WAOK, Atlanta, Georgia, circa 1967-1971 599 74 WAUC, Atlanta, Georgia, 1970 599 75 WAUG, Augusta, Georgia 1969 599 76 WAWA, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, circa 1968 599 77 WBAB, Babylon, New York, 1970 599 78 WBAI, New York, New York, 1970-1971 599 79 WBCN-FM, Boston, Massachusetts, circa 1970 599 80 WBGU-FM, Bowling Green, Ohio, 1971 599 81 WBLK-FM, Buffalo, New York, circa 1968-1969 600 1 WBKY-FM, Lexington, Kentucky, circa 1971 600 2 WBOK, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1970 600 3 WBOP, Pensacola, Florida, 1970-1971 600 4 WBRU, Providence, Rhode Island, 1971 600 5 WCCR, New York, New York, circa 1971 600 6 WCHB, Detroit, Michigan, circa 1967-1970 600 7 WCIN, Cincinnati, Ohio, circa 1968 600 8 WCVM, Morrisville, New York, circa 1971 600 9 WDAS, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, circa 1967-1971 600 10 WDBS, Durham, North Carolina, circa 1971 600 11 WDIA, Memphis, Tennessee, 1967-1971 600 12 WEAL, Greensboro, North Carolina, 1968-1971 600 13 WEBB, Baltimore, Maryland, 1968-1970 600 14 WENN, Birmingham, Alabama, 1970-1973 600 15 WENZ, Richmond, Virginia, 1969-1971 600 16 WERD, Atlanta, Georgia, 1967-1969 600 17 WESY, Greenville, Mississippi, 1971 600 18 WEUP, Huntsville, Alabama, 1969 600 19 WEVC-FM, Evansville, Indiana, 1972 600 20 WFCR-FM, Amherst, Massachusetts, 1970 600 21 WFUV-FM, Bronx, New York, 1971 600 22 WGAR, Cleveland, Ohio, 1971 600 23 WGEE, Indianapolis, Indiana, circa 1970 600 24 WGIV, Charlotte, North Carolina, undated 600 25 WGLD-FM, Chicago, Illinois, undated 600 26 WGMS, Washington, D.C., circa 1971 600 27 WGOV, Valdosta, Georgia, undated

355 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 600 28 WGOV, Valdosta, Georgia, circa 1971 600 29 WGRT, Chicago, Illinois, circa 1970 600 30 WHA, Madison, Wisconsin, 1971 600 31 WHAT, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1970 600 32 WHEC, Rochester, New York, 1970-1971 600 33 WHIH, Norfolk, Virginia, 1969-1971 600 34 WIBA-FM, Madison, Wisconsin, circa 1970-1972 600 35 WICE, Providence, Rhode Island, 1970 600 36 WICR-FM, Indianapolis, Indiana, 1971 600 37 WILA, Danville, Virginia, circa 1968 600 38 WILD, Boston, Massachusetts, 1968-1969 600 39 WIGO, Atlanta, Georgia, 1967-1970 600 40 WINW, Canton, Ohio, 1970 600 41 WIRA, Fort Pierce, Florida, circa 1971 600 42 WJBE, Knoxville, Tennessee, circa 1968-1970 600 43 WJLB, Detroit, Michigan, circa 1970 600 44 WJLD, Birmingham, Alabama, circa 1968 600 45 WJMO, Cleveland, Ohio, circa 1970 600 46 WKBN, Youngstown, Ohio, 1971 600 47 WKCR-FM, New York, New York, 1970 600 48 WKLR, Toledo, Ohio, 1968 600 49 WKND, Hartford, Connecticut, circa 1970 600 50 WKXI, Jackson, Mississippi, circa 1972 600 51 WLAC, Nashville, Tennessee, 1970 600 52 WLBN, Lebanon, Kentucky, circa 1970 600 53 WLIB, New York, New York, circa 1969-1971 600 54 WLLE, Raleigh, North Carolina, 1970 600 55 WLOK, Memphis, Tennessee, circa 1969 600 56 WLOU, Louisville, Kentucky, 1968-1969 600 57 WMAX, Grand Rapids, Michigan, circa 1973 600 58 WMBM, Miami, Florida, 1970 600 59 WMOO, Mobile, Alabama, circa 1970 600 60 WNCR-FM, Cleveland, Ohio, circa 1971 600 61 WNIA, Buffalo, New York, circa 1971 600 62 WNJR, Newark, New Jersey, circa 1968-1970 600 63 WNOO, Chattanooga, Tennessee, 1968-1969 600 64 WNOV, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1971 600 65 WNYU, New York, New York, 1971 600 66 WOBS, Jacksonville, Florida, 1970

356 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 600 67 WOI, Ames, Iowa, circa 1971 600 68 WOKJ, Jackson, Mississippi, 1970 600 69 WOKS, Columbus, Georgia, 1970-1971 600 70 WOL, Washington, D.C., 1967-1971 600 71 WORD, Spartanburg, South Carolina, 1971 600 72 WORV, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, undated 600 73 WOVV-FM, Fort Pierce, Florida, circa 1971 600 74 WPAL, Charleston, South Carolina, 1969-1971 600 75 WPGU-FM, Champaign, Illinois, circa 1972 600 76 WPKN-FM, Bridgeport, Connecticut, 1971 600 77 WQIC, Meridian, Mississippi, 1970 600 78 WRAP, Norfolk, Virginia, 1969 600 79 WRC, Washington, D.C., 1971 600 80 WRCU-FM, Hamilton, New York, circa 1971 600 81 WRDW, Augusta, Georgia, 1970 600 82 WRKR-FM, Racine, Wisconsin, circa 1971 600 83 WRMA, Montgomery, Alabama, circa 1968-1969 600 84 WROV, Roanoke, Virginia, 1968-1969 600 85 WRPL, Charlotte, North Carolina, undated 600 86 WRUF, Gainesville, Florida, 1971 600 87 WRUV-FM, Burlington, Vermont, 1971-1972 600 88 WRVR-FM, New York, New York, undated 600 89 WSAY, Rochester, New York, 1971 600 90 WSHA-FM, Raleigh, North Carolina, 1971 600 91 WSND-FM, Notre Dame, Indiana, circa 1971 600 92 WSOK, Savannah, Georgia, 1970 600 93 WSRC, Durham, North Carolina, 1968 600 94 WSUI, Iowa City, Iowa, circa 1971 600 95 WTAM, Gulfport, Mississippi, 1970 601 1 WTMP, Tampa, Florida, circa 1969-1971 601 2 WTOY, Roanoke, Virginia, circa 1970 601 3 WTSR, Trenton, New Jersey, circa 1971 601 4 WTUG, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, 1969 601 5 WUFO, Buffalo, New York, circa 1968 601 6 WUOM, Ann Arbor, Michigan, circa 1971 601 7 WUST, Washington, D.C., 1970 601 8 WVBR-FM, Ithaca, New York, circa 1971 601 9 WVKO, Columbus, Ohio, circa 1968 601 10 WVMS-FM, Upper Montclair, New Jersey, circa 1971

357 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 601 11 WVOE, Chadbourn, North Carolina, 1971 601 12 WVOL, Nashville, Tennessee, 1968-1969 601 13 WVON, Chicago, Illinois, 1969-1971 601 14 WVOX, New Rochelle, New York, 1970 601 15 WWNO-FM, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1973 601 16 WWRL, New York, New York, circa 1967-1971 601 17 WWWS-FM, Saginaw, Michigan, circa 1970 601 18 WXOK, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, circa 1970 601 19 WXXX, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, circa 1970 601 20 WYBC, New Haven, Connecticut, 1970 601 21 WYLD, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1968 601 22 WYNN, Florence, South Carolina, 1969 601 23 WYSO-FM, Yellow Springs, Ohio, circa 1971 601 24 Address cards 601 25 Address cards, Alabama-North Dakota 601 26 Address cards, Ohio-Wyoming 601 27 General correspondence, circa 1968-1991 601 28 Mailing lists, circa 1968-1969 601 29 Master list, undated 601 30 Master lists, circa 1968-1972

358 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 11.2 Martin Luther King Speaks program files, 1967-1985 Boxes 602 - 607

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of records relating to the radio programs aired by Martin Luther King Speaks. Individual program folders may include: the announcer copy sheet; the timing sheet; excerpts of recorded texts by Martin Luther King, Jr. used as opening and closing segments on many programs; and the program transcript. Many program folders are incomplete. In addition, some programs have no documentation. Folder dates indicate the date the program was aired; when confusion exists about the date, the date on the master program list was used. In most cases, programs with the same title were rebroadcasted variations of the same program. However, Martin Luther King Speaks aired several different programs entitled "Poor People's Campaign." Some of the material in program folders is duplicated in Subseries 11.3: Source material. Programs were numbered sequentially by year. For example, Program 6803 was the third program of 1968. The program bulletins, which are arranged at the end of the subseries, contain information about program content and scheduling.

Arrangement Note Arranged in chronological order by program number, with ancillary material arranged in alphabetical order at the end.

Box Folder Content 602 1 Program 6803, "The Crisis in Civil Rights," speech by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Breadbasket Conference, January 21, 1968 602 2 Program 6804, "What Are Your New Year's Resolutions?" sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church, January 28, 1968 602 3 Program 6805, "Domestic Impact of the War," speech by Martin Luther King, Jr. at the University of Chicago to the National Labor Leadership for Peace, February 4, 1968 602 4 Program 6806, "The Need to Go to Washington," press conference with Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church, February 11, 1968 602 5 Program 6807, "Why We Must Go to Washington-Part I," speech by Martin Luther King, Jr. at a staff retreat at Ebenezer Baptist Church, February 15, 1968 602 6 Program 6808, "Why We Must Go to Washington-Part II," speech by Martin Luther King, Jr. at a staff retreat at Ebenezer Baptist Church, February 25, 1968 602 7 Program 6809, "Interruptions," sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church, March 3, 1968 602 8 Program 6810, "All Flesh Is Grass," sermon by Andrew J. Young at the Church of the Redeemer, March 10, 1968 602 9 Program 6811, "Poor People's Campaign," press conference with Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church, March 17, 1968

359 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 602 10 Program 6812, "In Search for a Sense of Direction," speech by Martin Luther King, Jr. at a mass meeting at Vermont Avenue Baptist Church, March 24, 1968 602 11 Program 6813, "To Minister to the Valley," speech by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ministers Leadership Training Conference, March 31, 1968 602 12 Program 6814, "In Memorium," by Ralph David Abernathy and Jesse Jackson, April 7, 1968 602 13 Program 6815, "Who Is My Neighbor?" sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church, with special message by Ralph David Abernathy, April 14, 1968 602 14 Program 6816, "The Meaning of Hope," sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Dexter Avenue Baptist Church, with special message by Ralph David Abernathy, April 21, 1968 602 15 Program 6817, "A Proper Sense of Priorities," speech by Martin Luther King, Jr. about Vietnam to Clergy and Laymen Concerned at the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, with special message by Ralph David Abernathy, April 28, 1968 602 16 Program 6819, "The Ten Commandments for Vietnam," speech by Coretta Scott King at Peace Rally in Central Park, with special message by Ralph David Abernathy, May 12, 1968 602 17 Program 6820, "Pre-Washington Campaign," rally speeches by Ralph David Abernathy and Martin Luther King, Jr. in Mississippi, May 19, 1968 602 18 Program 6821, "Welcome to Resurrection City," rally at Resurrection City featuring Ralph David Abernathy, Jesse Jackson, and James Bevel, May 26, 1968 602 19 Program 6822, "Poor People's Campaign," excerpts from Resurrection City featuring Ralph David Abernathy, Jesse Jackson, Andrew J. Young, James Bevel, Sidney Poitier, and Robert Culp, June 2, 1968 602 20 Program 6823, "Poor People's Campaign," excerpts from Resurrection City featuring Ralph David Abernathy, Jesse Jackson, Andrew J. Young, , and Sidney Poitier, June 9, 1968 602 21 Program 6824, "Poor People's Campaign," mass meeting featuring Ralph David Abernathy and James Bevel at Vermont Avenue Baptist Church, June 16, 1968 602 22 Program 6825, "Poor People's Campaign," speeches by Ralph David Abernathy and Coretta Scott King at the Lincoln Memorial on Solidarity Day, June 23, 1968 602 23 Program 6826, "Poor People's Campaign," statement by Ralph David Abernathy from a Washington, D.C. jail and a mass meeting featuring Jesse Jackson, C.L. Franklin, and William A. Rutherford, June 30, 1968 602 24 Program 6827, "But If Not," sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church, July 7, 1968 602 25 Program 6828, "Poor People's Campaign," speeches by Marion Wright and Andrew J. Young at Minister's Conference, July 14, 1968

360 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 602 26 Program 6829, "Poor People's Campaign," statement by Ralph David Abernathy and speech by Ralph David Abernathy at Ebenezer Methodist Church, July 21, 1968 602 27 Program 6830, "The Way Out of a Dilemma," sermon by Ralph David Abernathy at West Hunter Street Baptist Church, July 28, 1968 602 28 Program 6831, "Great But," sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church, August 4, 1968 602 29 Program 6832, "A Letter to the Nation," sermon by Ralph David Abernathy at West Hunter Street Baptist Church, August 11, 1968 602 30 Program 6833, "Operation Breadbasket," speeches by Ralph David Abernathy and Jesse Jackson at Operation Breadbasket meeting, August 18, 1968 602 31 Program 6834, "A Creative Minority," sermon by Ralph David Abernathy at West Hunter Street Baptist Church, August 25, 1968 602 32 Program 6835, "Three Dimensions of a Complete Life," sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church, September 1, 1968 602 33 Program 6836, "The President's Annual Report-Part I," speech by Ralph David Abernathy to 11th Annual National Convention, September 8, 1968 602 34 Program 6837, "The President's Annual Report-Part II," speech by Ralph David Abernathy to 11th Annual National Convention, September 15, 1968 602 35 Program 6838, "Annual Keynote Address-Part I" speech by Andrew J. Young at 11th Annual National Convention, September 22, 1968 602 36 Program 6839, "Annual Keynote Address-Part II," speech by Andrew J. Young at 11th Annual National Convention, September 29, 1968 602 37 Program 6840, "We Would See Jesus," sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church, October 6, 1968 602 38 Program 6841, "Annual Freedom Banquet Address," speech by Coretta Scott King at 11th Annual National Convention with introduction by Ralph David Abernathy, October 13, 1968 602 39 Program 6842, "The Black Man in Politics-Part I," speech by Andrew J. Young to Ministers Leadership Training Conference, October 20, 1968 602 40 Program 6843, "The Black Man in Politics-Part II," speech by Andrew J. Young to Ministers Leadership Training Conference, October 27, 1968 602 41 Program 6844, "Get Out the Vote Drive," statements by Ralph David Abernathy and Joseph Lowery, November 3, 1968 602 42 Program 6845, "Operation Breadbasket," speech by Joseph Lowery to Operation Breadbasket ministers' conference at Ebenezer Baptist Church, November 10, 1968 602 43 Program 6846, "Wheels in the Middle of Wheels," annual conference sermon by C.L. Franklin to 11th Annual National Convention, November 17, 1968 602 44 Program 6847, untitled speech by Ralph David Abernathy at Ripon College, November 24, 1968

361 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 602 45 Program 6848, "Levels of Love," sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church, December 1, 1968 602 46 Program 6849, "Religion and the American Crisis," speeches by Ralph David Abernathy at Manhattan College and Mount St. Vincent College, December 8, 1968 602 47 Program 6850, "Is the Universe Friendly?" sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church, December 22, 1968 603 1 Program 6851, "No Room in the Inn," sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church, December 29, 1968 603 2 Program 6852, "What Are Your New Year's Resolutions?" sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church, with special message by Ralph David Abernathy, December 29, 1968 603 3 Program 6901, "Martin Luther King, Jr.-Pastor, Leader, Prophet," speech by Ralph David Abernathy at Colgate-Rochester Divinity School, January 5, 1969 603 4 Program 6902, "Martin Luther King, Jr...Pastor...Revolutionary," specially produced birthday tribute featuring Martin Luther King, Jr., January 12, 1969 603 5 Program 6903, "Letter from Birmingham Jail-Part I," a recorded reading by Martin Luther King, Jr., January 12, 1969 603 6 Program 6904, "Letter from Birmingham Jail-Part II," a recorded reading by Martin Luther King, Jr., January 26, 1969 603 7 Program 6905, "Martin Luther King, Jr...Pastor...Revolutionary," specially produced birthday tribute featuring Martin Luther King, Jr., February 2, 1969 603 8 Program 6908, "God Is for Real," sermon by Jesse Jackson at West Hunter Street Baptist Church, February 23, 1969 603 9 Program 6909, "Judging Others," sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church, March 2, 1969 603 10 Program 6910, "Indian Tour," speeches by Coretta Scott King in New Delhi, India, March 9, 1969 603 11 Program 6911, "A Program for Radical Change," speech by Ralph David Abernathy at the University of Pennsylvania, March 16, 1969 603 12 Program 6912, "Sounds of Selma," specially produced compilation of highlights from the Selma Campaign featuring Ralph David Abernathy and Martin Luther King, Jr., et al., March 23, 1969 603 13 Program 6913, "A Letter to My Dearest Friend," sermon by Ralph David Abernathy at West Hunter Street Baptist Church, March 30, 1969 603 14 Program 6914, "I've Been to ," speech by Martin Luther King, Jr., April 6, 1969 603 15 Program 6915, "Ten Commandments to Unify a Divided America," speech by Coretta Scott King to the Clergy and Laymen Concerned about Vietnam, April 13, 1969 603 16 Program 6916, "A New American Revolution," sermon by John Conyers at West Hunter Street Baptist Church, April 20, 1969

362 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 603 17 Program 6917, "Promises and Realities," speech by Ralph David Abernathy in Rochester, New York, April 27, 1969 603 18 Program 6918, "Unfulfilled Dreams," sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church, May 4, 1969 603 19 Program 6919, "Training Your Child in Love," sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church, May 11, 1969 603 20 Program 6920, "Resurrection City, U.S.A.," specially produced feature with highlights from the Pre-Washington Campaign and Resurrection City featuring Ralph David Abernathy, Martin Luther King, Jr., Jesse Jackson, Yolanda King, Andrew J. Young, and Jimmy Collier, May 18, 1969 603 21 Program 6921, "Mass Meeting in Charleston-Part I," speech by Ralph David Abernathy at a mass meeting in Charleston, South Carolina, May 25, 1969 603 22 Program 6922, "Interruptions," sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church, June 1, 1969 603 23 Program 6923, "Letter to President Nixon," speech by Ralph David Abernathy at St. Joseph's College, June 8, 1969 603 24 Program 6924, "The State of the Movement," speech by Martin Luther King, Jr. at staff retreat in Frogmore, South Carolina, June 15, 1969 603 25 Program 6925, "Take Up Your Bed and Walk," sermon by Andrew J. Young at St. John's Island, Charleston, South Carolina, June 22, 1969 603 26 Program 6926, "Paving the Jericho Road," sermon by Ralph David Abernathy at New Covenant Baptist Church, June 29, 1969 603 27 Program 6927, "Making the Best of a Bad Mess," sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church, July 6, 1969 603 28 Program 6928, "This Dream Will Never Die," speech by Coretta Scott King in Charleston, South Carolina, July 13, 1969 603 29 Program 6929, "One Bond," speech by Ralph David Abernathy at the First Corinthian Baptist Church, July 20, 1969 603 30 Program 6930, "A Mass Meeting-The Heartbeat of a Campaign," speeches by Ralph David Abernathy, Andrew J. Young, Mary Moultrie, and Reverend Sharpe in Charleston, South Carolina, July 27, 1969 603 31 Program 6931, "Mastering Our Fears," sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church, August 3, 1969 603 32 Program 6932, "Racism in the Black Liberation Movement," speech by Richard G. Hatcher at 11th Annual National Convention, August 10, 1969 603 33 Program 6933, "A New Day...A New Action," speech by Andrew J. Young to the Hungry Club Forum, Butler Street YMCA, August 17, 1969 603 34 Program 6934, "Knock at Midnight," sermon by Ralph David Abernathy at Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church, August 24, 1969 603 35 Program 6935, "Another Lost Generation of Black Children: Can White Society Find Its Conscience?" speech by Coretta Scott King to the American Ortho- psychiatric Association, August 31, 1969

363 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 603 36 Program 6936, "A Proper Sense of Priorities," speech by Martin Luther King, Jr. to Clergy and Laymen Concerned about Vietnam, September 7, 1969 603 37 Program 6937, "Tenants United for Fairness," speech by Ralph David Abernathy to Atlanta Tenants United for Fairness and tribute to A.D. Williams King, September 14, 1969 603 38 Program 6938, "Black Is Beautiful," speech by Lerone Bennett, Jr. to 10th Anniversary Convention, September 21, 1967 603 39 Program 6939, "Greene County, Alabama, Victory" speech by Ralph David Abernathy concerning successful political campaign in Greene County, Alabama, September 28, 1969 604 1 Program 6940, "Standing by the Best in an Evil Time," sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church, October 5, 1969 604 2 Program 6941, "The President's Annual Report-Part I," speech by Ralph David Abernathy to 12th Annual National Convention, October 12, 1969 604 3 Program 6942, "The President's Annual Report-Part II," speech by Ralph David Abernathy at 12th Annual National Convention, October 19, 1969 604 4 Program 6943, "To Look Away from the Stars," speech by John V. Lindsay at 12th Annual National Convention, October 26, 1969 604 5 Program 6944, "To Charter Our Course for the Future," speech by Martin Luther King, Jr. at staff retreat in Frogmore, South Carolina, November 2, 1969 604 6 Program 6945, "Vietnam," a specially produced program featuring Martin Luther King, Jr., Ralph David Abernathy, Coretta Scott King, and Andrew J. Young, November 9, 1969 604 7 Program 6946, "Signs of Hope," speech by Andrew J. Young to the Catholic Liturgical Conference, November 16, 1969 604 8 Program 6947, "From Charleston to Total Freedom," speech by Thomas E. Kilgore at 12th Annual National Convention, November 23, 1969 604 9 Program 6948, "Black Workers and the Construction Identity," speech by Ralph David Abernathy at the Illinois Federation of Labor and appearance by Jesse Jackson on the Irv Kupcinet Show, November 30, 1969 604 10 Program 6949, "Non-Conformist," sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church, December 7, 1969 604 11 Program 6950, "My Life with Martin Luther King, Jr.," a conversation with Ralph David Abernathy, Coretta Scott King, and Andrew J. Young, December 14, 1969 604 12 Program 6951, "No Room in the Inn," sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church, December 21, 1969 604 13 Program 6952, "Moving to Another Mountain," speech by Ralph David Abernathy at a mass meeting during the 12th Annual National Convention, December 28, 1969 604 14 Program 7001, "Martin Luther King, Jr., Pastor...Revolutionary," specially produced birthday tribute featuring Martin Luther King, Jr., January 4, 1970

364 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 604 15 Program 7002, "We Didn't Know Who He Was," sermons by Ralph David Abernathy and Andrew J. Young at a memorial service for Martin Luther King, Jr., January 11, 1970 604 16 Program 7003, "What Dr. King Was All About," sermon by Jesse Jackson at a memorial service for Martin Luther King, Jr., January 18, 1970 604 17 Program 7004, "A Tribute to Dr. King," selections from a memorial program for Martin Luther King, Jr. featuring William A. Rutherford, Ralph Ellison, and , January 25, 1970 604 18 Program 7005, "To Charter Our Course for the Future," speech by Martin Luther King, Jr. at a staff retreat in Frogmore, South Carolina, February 1, 1970 604 19 Program 7006, "Black Revolution," speech by Andrew J. Young at the 12th Annual National Convention, February 8, 1970 604 20 Program 7007, "King: A Filmed Record...Montgomery to Memphis," excerpts from the press conference announcing the film featuring Ralph David Abernathy, Coretta Scott King, Andrew J. Young, Sidney Poitier, and Ely Landau, February 15, 1970 604 21 Program 7008, "The Master's Mission...Our Mission," speech by C.K. Steele at the 12th Annual National Convention with introduction by Ralph David Abernathy, February 22, 1970 604 22 Program 7009, "," sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Dexter Avenue Baptist Church, March 1, 1970 604 23 Program 7010, "King: A Filmed Record...Montgomery to Memphis," a conversation with Coretta Scott King, Ralph David Abernathy, and Andrew J. Young about the film, March 8, 1970 604 24 Program 7011, "Dealing with Pharaoh," speech by Jesse Jackson, March 15, 1970 604 25 Program 7012, "A Challenge to Black Christians," speech by Ralph David Abernathy to the Progressive National Baptist Convention, March 22, 1970 604 26 Program 7013, "Beyond Vietnam-Part I," speech by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Riverside Church, March 29, 1970 604 27 Program 7014, "Beyond Vietnam-Part II," speech by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Riverside Church, April 5, 1970 604 28 Program 7015, "SANE Presentation of the Eleanor Roosevelt Peace Award," speech by Harry Belafonte and acceptance speech by Coretta Scott King, April 12, 1970 604 29 Program 7016, "Salute to Freedom," Hospital and Drug Workers Union Local 1299 award ceremony featuring Ralph David Abernathy, David White, and Robert Hooks, April 19, 1970 604 30 Program 7017, "Women's Role in the World Today," a panel discussion at the YMCA Centennial Medal Award Dinner, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, featuring Coretta Scott King, Margaret Mead, and Pauline Fredericks Robins, April 26, 1970

365 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 604 31 Program 7018, "The Domestic Impact of the War," speech by Martin Luther King, Jr. to the National Labor Leadership Assembly for Peace, May 3, 1970 604 32 Program 7019, "Not to Kill, Conquer, and Control," speech by Jesse Jackson at the University of Chicago, May 10, 1970 604 33 Program 7020, "Strangers in the American Village," speech by Richard G. Hatcher at a soul rally for the Howard University Mississippi Project, May 17, 1970 604 34 Program 7021, "Send Not to Ask for Whom the Bell Tolls," speech by Ralph David Abernathy at a soul rally for the Howard University Mississippi Project, May 24, 1970 604 35 Program 7022, "Bread and Peace," a special program featuring Coretta Scott King and Ralph David Abernathy and a statement by Jesse Jackson, May 31, 1970 604 36 Program 7023, "Non-Conformist," sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church and statement by Daniel Berrigan, June 7, 1970 604 37 Program 7024, "Justice in America: Arcadia-Part I," featuring Mark Lane, James J. Richardson, Annie Mae Richardson, and John S. Robinson with a statement by Ralph David Abernathy, June 14, 1970 604 38 Program 7025, "Justice in America: Arcadia-Part II," featuring Mark Lane, James J. Richardson, Annie Mae Richardson, and John S. Robinson with a statement by Ralph David Abernathy, June 21, 1970 605 1 Program 7026, "Justice in America: The Outline on the Wall," speech by William Kunstler at Antioch College with an introduction by Ralph David Abernathy, June 28, 1970 605 2 Program 7027, "Guidelines for a Constructive Church," sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church, July 5, 1970 605 3 Program 7028, "Mobilization Against Repression Rally," rally in Atlanta featuring Ralph David Abernathy, Hosea Williams, T.Y. Rogers, Joseph E. Lowery, and Glover Hartman, July 12, 1970 605 4 Program 7029, "Rally Against Repression," rally in Atlanta featuring David Dellinger and Richard G. Hatcher, and speech by Ralph David Abernathy at a rally in Jackson, Mississippi, July 19, 1970 605 5 Program 7030, "Justice in America: The Law against the People," featuring Robert Lefcourt and Florynce Kennedy, June 28, 1970 605 6 Program 7031, "Thou Fool," sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Mt. Pisgah Missionary Baptist Church, August 2, 1970 605 7 Program 7032, "Towards an Ordered Society with Justice," speech by Ralph David Abernathy to the Woman's Assembly of the United Methodist Church with response by Robert Lamb, August 9, 1970 605 8 Program 7033, "Over the Nations and Over the Kingdoms," speeches by Thomas E. Kilgore and Harvey Cox to the American Baptist Convention, August 16, 1970

366 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 605 9 Program 7034, "Women of Conscience: What Are You Doing?" speech by Coretta Scott King at a Woman's Day Observance, August 23, 1970 605 10 Program 7035, "Justice in America: The Law and the Community," featuring Mildred Dweck, Catherine Krouser, Robert Lefcourt, and Eric Seitz, August 30, 1970 605 11 Program 7036, "A Position on the Question of Life," speech by James Bevel, September 6, 1970 605 12 Program 7037, "A Tribute to Septima Clark," featuring Andrew J. Young, Wyatt T. Walker, Esau Jenkins, Anne Braden, Bernard Lee, James Bevel, Rose Harding, Ralph David Abernathy, and , September 13, 1970 605 13 Program 7038, "Return from Saigon-Part I," interview with Dorothy Cotton about the International Fact-Finding Committee's trip to Vietnam, September 20, 1970 605 14 Program 7039, "Return from Saigon-Part II," interview with Bernard Lafayette about the International Fact-Finding Committee's trip to Vietnam, September 27, 1970 605 15 Program 7040, "Non-Conformist," featuring Martin Luther King, Jr. and Ralph David Abernathy with a sermon by Daniel Berrigan, October 4, 1970 605 16 Program 7041, "What Time Is It?" speech by Jack O'Dell at an Operation Breadbasket meeting, October 11, 1970 605 17 Program 7042, "The Physiology of the Government," speech by Michael Cetewayo Tabor to the Revolutionary People's Constitutional Convention, October 18, 1970 605 18 Program 7043, "The G.I. Movement-Part I," conversation with Ralph David Abernathy, Jack O'Dell, and Dr. Howard Levy, October 25, 1970 605 19 Program 7044, "Interruptions," sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church, November 1, 1970 605 20 Program 7045, "We the People...For People's Government," speech by Kenneth Gibson at the 13th Annual National Convention, November 8, 1970 605 21 Program 7046, "The G.I. Movement-Part II/An Army Wife," interview with an unidentified black Army wife, November 15, 1970 605 22 Program 7047, "Women Who Have Borne Double Oppression," speeches by Eleanor Holmes Norton, Dorothy Height, and Florynce Kennedy at New York City Commission on Human Rights hearings on Women's Role in Contemporary American Society, November 22, 1970 605 23 Program 7048, "The Black Woman and the Equal Rights Amendment," speech by Pauli Murray at New York City Commission on Human Rights hearings on Women's Role in Contemporary American Society and testimony before the House Subcommittee on Education, November 29, 1970 605 24 Program 7049, "Black Priest, White Church-Part I," discussion with Father Lawrence Lucas, Father Robert C. Chapman, and Reverend J. Metz Rollins, Jr., December 6, 1970

367 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 605 25 Program 7050, "Black Priest, White Church-Part II," discussion with Father Lawrence Lucas, Father Robert C. Chapman, and Reverend J. Metz Rollins, Jr., December 13, 1970 605 26 Program 7051, "Christmas in Jail," discussion with Stanley Eldridge, , and , December 20, 1970 605 27 Program 7052, "People's Church," press conference for the Young Lords Party featuring Gene Acosta, Cathy Shindal, and David Perez, December 27, 1970 605 28 Program 7101, "Letter from Birmingham Jail-Part I," recorded reading by Martin Luther King, Jr., January 3, 1971 605 29 Program 7102, "Letter from Birmingham Jail-Part II," recorded reading by Martin Luther King, Jr., January 10, 1971 605 30 Program 7103, "Addicting a Whole Generation-Part I," discussion with Dick Gregory and George Cain, January 17, 1971 605 31 Program 7104, "The Question of Power and Powerlessness in America-Part I," speech by Hulbert James to the National Student Association Convention, January 24, 1971 606 1 Program 7105, "The Question of Power and Powerlessness in America-Part II," speech by Hulbert James to the National Student Association Convention, January 31, 1971 606 2 Program 7106, "The Drum Major Instinct," sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church, February 7, 1971 606 3 Program 7107, "Addicting a Whole Generation-Part II," discussion with George Cain and Allen Ginsberg, February 14, 1971 606 4 Program 7108, "Addicting a Whole Generation-Part III," discussion with George Cain and Allen Ginsberg, February 21, 1971 606 5 Program 7109, "A Witness for Angela Davis on Her Birthday," speech by Ralph David Abernathy at a rally in New York with introduction by Anne Braden, February 28, 1971 606 6 Program 7110, "Who Are We?" sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church with special message from Ralph David Abernathy, March 14, 1971 606 7 Program 7111, "Justice in America: The Soledad Brothers-Part I," featuring Arthur Monroe, Doris Maxwell, Bob Jones, Mervin Donelly, Paul Cook, Gerald Lasko, and Inez Williams, March 14, 1971 606 8 Program 7112, "Georgetown," speech by Ralph David Abernathy in Georgetown, South Carolina, and statement by Ralph David Abernathy on the War Against Repression, March 21, 1971 606 9 Program 7113, "War Against Repression: Nevada," featuring George Wiley, Ruby Duncan, Jim Evans, David Dellinger, Jane Fonda, and Ralph David Abernathy, March 28, 1971 606 10 Program 7114, "I've Been to the Mountaintop," speech by Martin Luther King, Jr., April 4, 1971

368 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 606 11 Program 7115, "A Return to America-Part I," discussion with Shirley Graham Du Bois, Esther Jackson, Charlene Hunter, and Joe Walker and speech by Dorothy Cotton to Drug and Hospital Workers Union Local 1199, April 11, 1971 606 12 Program 7116, "War Against Repression: A Call to Action," discussion with Hosea Williams, George Wiley, Al Hubbard, and David Dellinger, April 18, 1971 606 13 Program 7117, "War Against Repression: The Family Assistance Plan," discussion with Hosea Williams, Jeanette Washington, and Hulbert James, April 25, 1971 606 14 Program 7118, "None of Us Can Go Home Anymore," discussion with Henry Wilms and Bob Hanson about the war in Vietnam and speech by Al Hubbard, May 2, 1971 606 15 Program 7119, "Cairo, Illinois: The Handwriting on the Wall," speech by Leon Page of the Black United Front of Cairo, Illinois, May 9, 1971 606 16 Program 7120, "Dewey Canyon III," excerpts from Vietnam Veterans Against the War rally in Washington, D.C. featuring Vietnam veterans and Ralph David Abernathy, May 16, 1971 606 17 Program 7121, "A Return to America-Part II," discussion with Shirley Graham Du Bois, Esther Jackson, Charlene Hunter, and Joe Walker, May 23, 1971 606 18 Program 7122, "Georgetown-Part II," discussion with Carl E. Farris and Jack O'Dell about a labor struggle in Georgetown, South Carolina, May 30, 1971 606 19 Program 7123, "But If Not," sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church, June 6, 1971 606 20 Program 7124, "Justice in America: The Harlem Six," discussion with Conrad Lynn and the mothers of the Harlem Six, June 13, 1971 606 21 Program 7125, "The Black Manifesto Still Lives," speech by to the National Council of Churches, June 20, 1971 606 22 Program 7126, "Abortion Rap," discussion with Florynce Kennedy and Diane Schulder, June 27, 1971 606 23 Program 7127, "Who Is My Neighbor?" sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church, July 4, 1971 606 24 Program 7128, "Justice in America: Arcadia-Part I," featuring Mark Lane, James J. Richardson, Annie Mae Richardson, and John S. Robinson with a statement by Ralph David Abernathy, July 11, 1971 606 25 Program 7129, "Justice in America: Arcadia-Part I," featuring Mark Lane, James J. Richardson, Annie Mae Richardson, and John S. Robinson with a statement by Ralph David Abernathy, July 18, 1971 606 26 Program 7130, "Justice in America: The Law and the Community," featuring Mildred Dweck, Catherine Krouser, Robert Lefcourt, and Eric Seitz, July 25, 1971 606 27 Program 7131, "Judging Others," sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church, August 1, 1971

369 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 606 28 Program 7132, "The Winter Soldier Investigation," excerpts from testimony by Vietnam veterans at the Winter Solder Investigation in Detroit, Michigan, August 6, 1971 606 29 Program 7133, "Justice in America: Angela Davis," speech by Ralph David Abernathy at a rally for Angela Davis, August 13, 1971 606 30 Program 7134, "Women of Conscience: What Are You Doing?" speech by Coretta Scott King at a Woman's Day Observance, August 22, 1971 606 31 Program 7135, "Justice in America: The Soledad Brothers-Part I," featuring Arthur Monroe, Doris Maxwell, Bob Jones, Mervin Donelly, Paul Cook, Gerald Lasko, and Inez Williams, August 27, 1971 606 32 Program 7136, "Levels of Love," sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church, September 3, 1971 606 33 Program 7137, "Dear Sister," discussion with James Baldwin and Joe Walker about Angela Davis, September 10, 1971 606 34 Program 7143, "Free Angela...Free Our Brothers...Free Our Sisters...Free Ourselves," speeches by Dick Gregory and Haywood Burns with an introduction by Ossie Davis at a National United Committee to Free Angela Davis rally, October 22, 1971 606 35 Program 7144, "Justice in America: The Quincy Five," interview with Jessie Lee Fields, Martha Jugger, and Jim Anderson, October 29, 1971 606 36 Program 7146, "The News about the War," excerpts from testimony by Vietnam veterans at the Winter Soldier Investigation in Detroit, Michigan, November 12, 1971 606 37 Program 7147, "Palante," discussion with Iris Morales, Richard Perez, and Michael Abramson about the Young Lords Party, November 19, 1971 606 38 Program 7149, "Mastering Our Fears," sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church, December 3, 1971 606 39 Program 7150, "The Third World Movement-Part III: The United Farm Workers," discussion about the United Farm Workers, December 10, 1971 606 40 Program 7151, "Christmas in Jail," discussion with Stanley Eldridge, Ossie Davis, and Ruby Dee, December 17, 1971 606 41 Program 7152, "No Room in the Inn," sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church, December 24, 1971 607 1 Program 7205, highlights from the First International Black Cultural and Business Exposition banquet in New York City, January 28, 1972 607 2 Program 7207, "The Arithmetic of Power Politics," speech by Walter E. at the 15th Annual National Convention, February 12, 1972 607 3 Program 7209, "A Memorial Tribute to Mahalia Jackson," eulogy by Ralph David Abernathy with music by Mahalia Jackson, February 25, 1972 607 4 Program 7210, "Thou Fool," sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Mt. Pisgah Missionary Baptist Church, March 3, 1972

370 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 607 5 Program 7211, "Towards an Ordered Society with Justice," speech by Ralph David Abernathy to the Women's Assembly of the United Methodist Church with response by Robert Lamb, March 10, 1972 607 6 Program 7213, "I've Been to the Mountaintop," speech by Martin Luther King, Jr., March 24, 1972 607 7 Program 7215, "An Easter Sunday Sermon," sermon by Joseph E. Lowery at Central United Methodist Church, March 31, 1972 607 8 Program 7215, "National Black Political Convention," speech by Richard Hatcher, April 7, 1972 607 9 Program 7216, "Interruptions," sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church, April 15, 1972 607 10 Program 7217, "Justice in America: Soledad Brothers-Too Late for George Jackson," featuring Arthur Monroe, Bob Jones, Doris Maxwell, Mervin Donelly, Paul Cook, Gerald Lasko, and Inez Williams, April 21, 1972 607 11 Program 7220, "Defense for the Case of the Vietnamese," featuring Angela Davis and Ralph David Abernathy, May 12, 1972 607 12 Program 7222, "Oppression in South Africa," speech by Abel Muzorewa at the annual conference of the United Methodist Church and speech by Ralph David Abernathy at the United Nations Special Committee on Apartheid, May 26, 1972 607 13 Program 7223, "Beyond Vietnam-Part I," speech by Martin Luther King, Jr. to Clergy and Laymen Concerned about Vietnam, June 2, 1972 607 14 Program 7226, "A Personal Tribute to Martin Luther King and W.E.B. Du Bois," speech by Harry Belafonte at Freedomways magazine's Annual W.E.B. Du Bois Cultural Evening, June 23, 1972 607 15 Program 7227, "Urban Education: Challenge of the Seventies," speech by Andrew J. Young to the Hungry Club Forum of Street YMCA, June 30, 1972 607 16 Program 7228, "Political Mandate for '72," statement by Ralph David Abernathy to the Platform Committee of the National Democratic Party Convention, July 7, 1972 607 17 Program 7230, "Crisis in American Cities-Part II," speech by Martin Luther King, Jr., July 21, 1972 607 18 Program 7233, "Where Is Labor's Worth Redeemed?" featuring Carl E. Farris, August 11, 1972 607 19 Program 7234, "Justice in America: The Aftermath of Attica," interview with Richard Clark about prison reform, August 18, 1972 607 20 Program 7235, "Defense for the Case of the Vietnamese," featuring Angela Davis and Ralph David Abernathy, August 25, 1972 607 21 Program 7236, "Civil Rights at the Crossroads," speech by Martin Luther King, Jr. to the International Union of Teamsters, September 1, 1972 607 22 Program 7237, "What's Going On?" speech by H.H. Brookins at the 15th Annual National Convention, September 8, 1972

371 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 607 23 Program 7238, "America's Unfinished Symphony," speech by Joseph E. Lowery at the 15th Annual National Convention, September 15, 1972 607 24 Program 7239, "I'm Going Through," speech by Ralph David Abernathy at the 15th Annual National Convention with introduction by Calvin Morris, September 22, 1972 607 25 Program 7240, "America's Chief Moral Dilemma," speech by Martin Luther King, Jr., September 29, 1972 607 26 Program 7241, "Banquet Speech-Part I," speech by Angela Davis at the 15th Annual National Convention, October 6, 1972 607 27 Program 7242, "Banquet Speech-Part II," speech by Angela Davis at the 15th Annual National Convention, October 13, 1972 607 28 Program 7243, "Challenge of Poor People," speech by Jack O'Dell at the 15th Annual National Convention, October 20, 1972 607 29 Program 7245, "Human Injustices," speech by Ronald Dellums at the NAACP Freedom Fund Dinner in Atlanta, Georgia, November 3, 1972 607 30 Program 7246, "Blacks in Foreign Affairs," speech by Hugh H. Smythe at Atlanta University, November 10, 1972 607 31 Program 7247, untitled speech by Ivanhoe Donaldson to PRIDE, Inc. in Washington, D.C., November 11, 1972 607 32 Program 7249, "Education and Political Power," speech by Charles Hurst in Washington, D.C., December 1, 1972 607 33 Program 7250, "Justice in America-Part I," discussion with Cleveland Coleson, Robert Ruggers, Faye Bellamy, and Dorothy Cotton about prisons, December 8, 1972 607 34 Program 7252, "Christmas in Prison," discussion with Stanley Eldridge, Ossie Davis, and Ruby Dee, December 22, 1972 607 35 Program 7253, "Letter from Birmingham Jail-Part I," recorded reading by Martin Luther King, Jr., December 29, 1972 607 36 Program 7302, "Martin Luther King, Jr...Pastor...Revolutionary," specially produced birthday tribute featuring Martin Luther King, Jr., circa January 1973 607 37 Program 7303, "In Search for a Sense of Direction," speech by Martin Luther King, Jr. at a mass meeting at Vermont Avenue Baptist Church, circa January 1973 607 38 Program 7304, "Unfulfilled Dreams," sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church, circa January 1973 607 39 Program 7305, "A Proper Sense of Priorities," speech by Martin Luther King, Jr. to Clergy and Laymen Concerned about Vietnam, circa February 1973 607 40 Program 7306, "The Philosophy of Martin Luther King, Jr.," special program featuring excerpts from sermons and speeches by Martin Luther King, Jr. about poverty, circa February 1972 607 41 Program 7307, "Three Dimensions of a Complete Life," sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church, circa February 1973

372 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 607 42 Program 7401, "I Have a Dream," speech by Martin Luther King, Jr., circa January 1974 607 43 Program 7402, "A Nation in Crisis," address by Ralph David Abernathy at the 16th Annual National Convention, circa January 1974 607 44 Program 8509, 1985 607 45 "I Have a Dream," speech by Martin Luther King, Jr., undated 607 46 List of empty program files, from 1972 607 47 Program bulletins, 1968-1973 607 48 Program master lists, 1967-1970 607 49 Unidentified program featuring Andrew J. Young, circa 1974 607 50 Unidentified program featuring Daniel Berrigan, 1970

373 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 11.3 Martin Luther King Speaks source material files, 1965-1972 Boxes 608 - 613

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of transcripts of interviews, speeches, sermons, and other writings that were collected as source material for programs. Some of this material was aired in programs and may be duplicated in Subseries 11.2: Martin Luther King Speaks program files. Often, only portions of speeches or interviews were aired on the program, and complete transcripts of those works can be found here. Material is arranged first by event whenever possible and is otherwise arranged by author.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Box Folder Content 608 1 Abernathy, Juanita Odessa Jones, statement, New York, New York, March 2, 1972 608 2 Abernathy, Ralph David and Angela Davis, interview, April 21, 1972 608 3 Abernathy, Ralph David and Dom Helder Câmara, statement, "The Declaration of Recife," March 5, 1970 608 4 Abernathy, Ralph David, sermon, "A Challenge to Black Christians," Progressive National Baptist Convention, Miami, Florida, June 9, 1969 608 5 Abernathy, Ralph David, sermon, "From Doubt to Certainty," West Hunter Street Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia, June 15, 1969 608 6 Abernathy, Ralph David, sermon, "A Short Letter to Martin Luther King" [variant title: "A Letter to My Dearest Friend"], West Hunter Street Baptist Church, April 7, 1968 608 7 Abernathy, Ralph David, speech, Atlanta Press Club, Atlanta, Georgia, May 20, 1969 608 8 Abernathy, Ralph David, speech, Atlanta Tenants United for Fairness, Atlanta, Georgia, July 22, 1969 608 9 Abernathy, Ralph David, speech, Baptist Ministers Convention, Columbia, South Carolina, May 7, 1969 608 10 Abernathy, Ralph David, speech, Eutaw, Alabama, July 29, 1969 608 11 Abernathy, Ralph David, speech, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia, February 16, 1972 608 12 Abernathy, Ralph David, speech, Hungry Club Forum of the Butler Street YMCA, Atlanta, Georgia, September 23, 1969 608 13 Abernathy, Ralph David, speech, Hungry Club Forum of the Butler Street YMCA, Atlanta, Georgia, January 12, 1972 608 14 Abernathy, Ralph David, speech, Illinois State Federation of Labor, Chicago, Illinois, August 26, 1969

374 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 608 15 Abernathy, Ralph David, speech, Kerner Report Symposium, Georgetown University, Washington, D.C., March 5, 1969 608 16 Abernathy, Ralph David, speech, "Letter to Richard M. Nixon," Saint Joseph's College, Brooklyn, New York, April 14, 1969 608 17 Abernathy, Ralph David, speech, "A Program for Radical Change," University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, January 31, 1969 608 18 Abernathy, Ralph David, speech, "Promises and Realities," introduction, Penn State University, March 8, 1969 608 19 Abernathy, Ralph David, speech, "To Preach the Gospel to the Poor," Mankato State College, Mankato, Minnesota, May 6, 1969 608 20 Abernathy, Ralph David, speech, Wayne State College, Detroit, Michigan, February 9, 1969 608 21 Abernathy, Ralph David, speech, Women's Assembly of the United Methodist Church, Houston, Texas, May 8, 1970 608 22 Abernathy, Ralph David, speech fragment, unidentified, undated 608 23 Abernathy, Ralph David, speech with introduction, Drug and Hospital Workers Union Local 1199 meeting, First Corinthian Baptist Church, New York, New York, June 11, 1969 608 24 Abernathy, Ralph David, speech with introduction and question and answer session, Eastern Illinois State University, Charlestown, Illinois, January 19, 1971 608 25 Abernathy, Ralph David, statement, hearings on the Democratic Party Platform, Democratic National Convention, Chicago, Illinois, August 22, 1968 608 26 Abernathy, Ralph David, statements, May 18, 1970 608 27 Atlanta sanitation workers strike, circa September 1968 608 28 Anti-Vietnam war material, circa late 1960s 608 29 Attica prison revolt, 1971-1972 608 30 Audit sheets and notes, 1964-1972 608 31 Belafonte, Harry, speech, "Martin Luther King and W.E.B. Du Bois: A Personal Tribute," Freedomways Annual Cultural Evening, New York, New York, January 30, 1972 608 32 Berrigan, Daniel, 1970-1971 608 33 Bevel, James, speech, New York, New York, July 31, 1970 608 34 Black Manifesto, 1969-1971 608 35 Black Panther Party, 1970-1971 608 36 Bread and Peace Committee, 1970 608 37 Charleston hospital workers' strike, Andrew J. Young, sermon, "Take Up Your Bed and Walk," St. John's Island, Charleston, South Carolina, May 4, 1969 609 1 Charleston hospital workers' strike, Coretta Scott King, speech, "This Dream Will Never Die," Stoney Field Stadium, Charleston, South Carolina, May 29, 1969

375 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 609 2 Charleston hospital workers' strike, Hosea Williams, speech, with introduction by Ralph David Abernathy, mass rally, Charleston, South Carolina, May 4, 1969 609 3 Charleston hospital workers' strike, Ralph David Abernathy, speech, with introduction by Andrew J. Young, mass rally of hospital workers, Charleston, South Carolina, April 21, 1969 609 4 Charleston hospital workers' strike, speeches, rally at Fourth Street Baptist Church, Charleston, South Carolina, June 14, 1969 609 5 "Christmas in Jail," discussion with Stanley Eldridge, Ossie Davis, and Ruby Dee, New Rochelle, New York, October 20, 1970 609 6 Clergy and Laymen Concerned about Vietnam, 1966-1970 609 7 The Committee for a SANE Nuclear Policy (SANE) Eleanor Roosevelt Peace Award ceremony, New York, New York, December 14, 1969 609 8 Committee to Defend the Panther 21, Panther 21 Trial News, 1970-1971 609 9 Connections, 1971 609 10 Costello, Dolores, Fi Ortiz, Julio Carlos Castro, and Arthur Eve, discussion, New York, New York, September 25, 1971 609 11 Cotton, Dorothy, interview, undated 609 12 Daniels, George, and William Harvey, interview, New York, New York, December 30, 1970 609 13 Davis, Angela, 1971-1972 609 14 Davis, Angela, interview, Women's House of Detention, New York, New York, December 17, 1970 609 15 Davis Angela, press conference, San Jose', California, April 21, 1972 609 16 "Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Dr. John C. Bennett, Dr. Henry Steele Commager, and Rabbi Abraham Heschel Speak on the War in Vietnam," 1967 609 17 Drug and Hospital Workers Union Local 1199 Salute to Freedom award ceremony, speeches, Brooklyn, New York, March 15, 1970 609 18 Du Bois, Shirley, interview, Interchurch Center, New York, New York, February 18, 1971 609 19 Dweck, Mildred, Catherine Krouser, Robert Lefcourt, and Eric Seitz, discussion, New York, New York, May 19, 1970 609 20 "A Fabulous Decade: Montgomery to Memphis, A Woman's Viewpoint," undated 609 21 Fields, Jessie Lee, Martha Jugger, and Jim Anderson, interview, October 2, 1971 609 22 First International Black Cultural and Business Exposition, speeches, New York, New York, November 6, 1971 609 23 Ginsberg, Allen, and George Cain, discussion, New York, New York, December 9, 1970 609 24 Gregory, Dick, and George Cain, interview, New York, New York, December 4, 1970 609 25 Interview with an unidentified black Army wife, September 18, 1970

376 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 609 26 Jackson, Jesse and George Wiley, statements, Capitol Building, Washington, D.C., May 11, 1970 609 27 Jackson, Jesse, appearance on the Irv Kupcinet Show, Chicago, Illinois, September 27, 1969 609 28 Jackson, Jesse, sermon, "God Is for Real," West Hunter Street Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia, January 26, 1969 609 29 Jackson, Jesse, speech, Chicago, Illinois, January 15, 1969 609 30 Jackson, Jesse, speech, Saturday morning Operation Breadbasket broadcast, Chicago, Illinois, August 9, 1969 609 31 Jackson, Jesse, speech, University of Chicago, October 15, 1969 609 32 James, Hulbert, speech, "The Problem of Power and Powerlessness in America," National Student Association convention, St. Paul, Minnesota, August 14, 1970 609 33 Junta of Militant Organizations (JOMO), 1971 610 1 Kennedy, Florynce, and Robert Lefcourt, interview, New York, New York, May 26, 1970 610 2 King: A Filmed Record...Montgomery to Memphis, conversation with Ralph David Abernathy, Coretta Scott King, and Andrew J. Young, Atlanta, Georgia, November 1, 1969 610 3 King: A Filmed Record...Montgomery to Memphis, press conference, New York, New York, October 22, 1969 610 4 King: A Filmed Record...Montgomery to Memphis, press conference with Andrew J. Young, Los Angeles, California, October 29, 1969 610 5 King, Coretta Scott, speech, "Another Lost Generation of Black Children: Can White Society Find Its Conscience?" American Orthopsychiatric Association luncheon, New York, New York, March 31, 1969 610 6 King, Coretta Scott, speech, memorial service for Kent State University students, New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, Washington, D.C., May 8, 1970 610 7 King, Coretta Scott, speech, "Salute to Freedom," Local 1199 Drug and Hospital Workers Union, New York, New York, March 9, 1969 610 8 King, Coretta Scott, statement, Atlanta, Georgia, November 6, 1968 610 9 King, Martin Luther, Jr., funeral service, Ebenezer Baptist Church, April 9, 1968 610 10 King, Martin Luther, Jr., sermon, "Knock at Midnight," Canaan Baptist Church, New York City, March 24, 1968 610 11 King, Martin Luther, Jr., sermon, "The Pharisee and the Publican," Ebenezer Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia, October 9, 1966 610 12 King, Martin Luther, Jr., sermon, "Why Ingratitude Is a Sin," June 18, 1967 610 13 King, Martin Luther, Jr., speech, "If I Had Sneezed," Chicago, Illinois, August 2, 1966 610 14 King, Martin Luther, Jr., speech, "I've Been to the Mountaintop," Memphis, Tennessee, April 3, 1968 610 15 King, Martin Luther, Jr., speech, Peace Parade and Rally, circa 1968

377 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 610 16 King, Martin Luther, Jr., speech, "The Social Activist and Social Change," Invitational Conference on Social Change and the Role of Behavioral Scientists, Atlanta, Georgia, May 4, 1966 610 17 King, Martin Luther, Jr., speech, "To Serve the Present Age," Victory Baptist Church, Los Angeles, California, June 25, 1967 610 18 King, Martin Luther, Jr., speech, "To Take Possession of Society," with introduction by Kenneth Clark, Washington, D.C., September 1, 1967 610 19 King, Martin Luther, Jr., speech fragment, unidentified, May 2, 1967 610 20 Kunstler, William, speech, Antioch College, Yellow Springs, Ohio, November 11, 1969 610 21 Lane, Mark, James J. Richardson, and Annie Mae Richardson, discussion, New York, New York, April 6, 1970 610 22 Liberation News Service, 1971 610 23 Lowery, Joseph E., Easter Sunday sermon, Central Methodist Church, Atlanta, Georgia, April 11, 1971 610 24 Mass meeting of steel strikers, speeches, Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church, Georgetown, South Carolina, December 5, 1970 610 25 Moving Toward the Dream: The Explosion of Independent Black Politics mass meeting, Ebenezer Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia, April 19, 1972 610 26 Murray, Pauli, interview, Boston, Massachusetts, November 1, 1970 610 27 My Life with Martin Luther King, Jr., conversation with Ralph David Abernathy, Coretta Scott King, and Andrew J. Young, Atlanta, Georgia, November 1, 1969 610 28 National Convention, 10th anniversary, Vivian Henderson, speech, workshop on business and economic development, Atlanta, Georgia, August 16, 1967 610 29 National Convention, 11th annual, Annual Freedom Banquet, August 15, 1968 610 30 National Convention, 11th annual, speeches, Art and Culture Night, Paradise Club, Memphis, Tennessee, August 14, 1968 610 31 National Convention, 11th annual, Hosea Williams, speech, workshop on politics, Memphis, Tennessee, August 16, 1968 610 32 National Convention, 11th annual, Jesse Jackson, speech, panel workshop on economics, Memphis, Tennessee, August 15, 1968 610 33 National Convention, 11th annual, keynote speech by Andrew Young with introduction and invocation, August 15, 1968 610 34 National Convention, 11th annual, Ralph David Abernathy, president's annual report, Memphis, Tennessee, August 15, 1968 610 35 National Convention, 11th annual, Richard G. Hatcher, speech, "The Interaction of Racism in the Black Liberation Movement" [variant title: "Racism in the Black Liberation Movement"], mass rally at Mason Temple, Memphis, Tennessee, August 16, 1968

378 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 610 36 National Convention, 12th annual, C.K. Steele, annual convention sermon, "The Master's Mission...Our Mission," with introduction by Ralph David Abernathy, Charleston, South Carolina, August 16, 1969 610 37 National Convention, 12th annual, John V. Lindsay, speech with introductions, Charleston, South Carolina, August 14, 1969 610 38 National Convention, 12th annual, Ralph David Abernathy, president's annual report with introductions, Morris Brown A.M.E. Church, Charleston, South Carolina, August 14, 1969 610 39 National Convention, 12th annual, Ralph David Abernathy, speech with introduction by Benjamin Hooks, mass meeting at Morris Brown A.M.E. Church, Charleston, South Carolina, August 15, 1969 610 40 National Convention, 12th annual, Shirley Chisolm, speech, August 14, 1969 610 41 National Convention, 12th annual, Thomas E. Kilgore, keynote speech, "From Charleston to Total Freedom," with introduction by Ralph David Abernathy, Charleston, South Carolina, August 13, 1969 611 1 National Convention, 12th annual, and Andrew J. Young, speeches, Morris Brown A.M.E. Church, August 15, 1969 611 2 National Convention, 13th annual, afternoon workshop with Rhody McCoy and Dorothy Cotton, Mt. Moriah Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia, August 11, 1970 611 3 National Convention, 13th annual, Kenneth Gibson, speech with introduction by Jesse Jackson, Mt. Moriah Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia, August 13, 1970 611 4 National Convention, 13th annual, Ralph David Abernathy and Dom Helder Pessoa Câmara, interview, Atlanta, Georgia, August 8, 1970 611 5 National Convention, 13th annual, Ralph David Abernathy, president's annual address, West Hunter Street Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia, August 12, 1970 611 6 National Convention, 13th annual, Ralph David Abernathy, speech, afternoon session, Atlanta, Georgia, August 12, 1970 611 7 National Convention, 14th annual, Al Hubbard, speech, Third World Workshop, New Zion Baptist Church, New Orleans, Louisiana, August 12, 1971 611 8 National Convention, 14th annual, Annual Assembly, speeches by Daniel Ellsberg and Coretta Scott King, New Orleans, Louisiana, August 12, 1971 611 9 National Convention, 14th annual, Charles White, annual banquet speech, New Orleans, Louisiana, August 11, 1971 611 10 National Convention, 14th annual, Willie Barrow, speech, Mt. Zion Baptist Church, New Orleans, Louisiana, August 12, 1971 611 11 National United Committee to Free Angela Davis rally, speeches, New York, New York, September 25, 1971 611 12 New Haven Black Panther Party trials, press conference, New York, New York, April 20, 1970

379 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 611 13 New York City Commission on Human Rights hearings on Women's Role in Contemporary American Society, testimonies, New York, New York, September 1970 611 14 Nyerere, Julius, speech, Maryknoll, New York, October 16, 1970 611 15 Operation Breadbasket, Jesse Jackson, speech, meeting, Chicago, Illinois, July 6, 1968 611 16 Operation Breadbasket, Joseph Lowery, speech, state conference, Atlanta, Georgia, circa 1969 611 17 Palante, interview with Iris Morales, Richard Perez, and Mike Abramson, New York, New York, October 21, 1971 611 18 Poor People's Campaign, Andrew J. Young, "Good News to the Poor," mass meeting, Charleston, West Virginia, May 25, 1968 611 19 Poor People's Campaign, Andrew J. Young, sermon, "Can this Nation be Saved," New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, Washington, D.C., July 7, 1968 611 20 Poor People's Campaign, Andrew J. Young, speech, Ebenezer Methodist Church, Washington, D.C., circa June, 1968 611 21 Poor People's Campaign, Andrew J. Young, speech, emergency ministers meeting at St. Stephen Baptist Church, Washington, D.C., July 2, 1968 611 22 Poor People's Campaign, Andrew J. Young, speech, interreligious legislative conference, Washington, D.C., July 9, 1968 611 23 Poor People's Campaign, Andrew J. Young, speech, mass meeting, Baltimore, Maryland, June 13, 1968 611 24 Poor People's Campaign, Andrew J. Young, speech, mass meetings, St. Stephen Baptist Church, Washington, D.C., July 1, 1968 611 25 Poor People's Campaign, Andrew J. Young, town hall meeting, New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, Washington, D.C., June 26, 1968 611 26 Poor People's Campaign audit sheets and notes, cassette tapes, circa May-June 1968 611 27 Poor People's Campaign audit sheets and notes, cassette tapes, circa September 1968 611 28 Poor People's Campaign audit sheets and notes, reel to reel tapes, May 1968 611 29 Poor People's Campaign audit sheets and notes, reel to reel tapes, circa June 1968 612 1 Poor People's Campaign audit sheets and notes, reel to reel tapes, circa July 1968 612 2 Poor People's Campaign, C.L. Franklin, speech, "They Wouldn't Bow," Washington, D.C., June 21, 1968 612 3 Poor People's Campaign, Coretta Scott King, speech, Welfare Mothers March, Washington, D.C., May 12, 1968 612 4 Poor People's Campaign, Hal Lenke, interviews, Resurrection City, Washington, D.C., June 23, 1968 612 5 Poor People's Campaign, James Bevel, press conference, Resurrection City, Washington, D.C., May 25, 1968 612 6 Poor People's Campaign, James Bevel, speech, circa 1968

380 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 612 7 Poor People's Campaign, James Bevel, speech, mass meeting at Vermont Avenue Baptist Church, Washington, D.C., June 11, 1968 612 8 Poor People's Campaign, James Bevel, speech, mass meeting in Resurrection City, Washington, D.C., June 20, 1968 612 9 Poor People's Campaign, James Bevel, workshop, Washington, D.C., May 26, 1968 612 10 Poor People's Campaign, Marion Wright, speech, minister's meeting afternoon session, July 9, 1968 612 11 Poor People's Campaign, meeting with Attorney General William Clark, Washington, D.C., April 29, 1968 612 12 Poor People's Campaign, meeting with Labor Secretary Willard Wirtz, Washington, D.C., April 29, 1968 612 13 Poor People's Campaign, Poor People's Embassy meeting, Airlie House, Warrenton, Virginia, circa July 13, 1968 612 14 Poor People's Campaign, rally speeches, John Wesley A.M.E. Zion Church, Washington, D.C., May 29, 1968 612 15 Poor People's Campaign, Ralph David Abernathy, press conference, Washington, D.C., June 7, 1968 612 16 Poor People's Campaign, Ralph David Abernathy, speech, D.C. Teachers College Baccalaureate Exercises, Washington, D.C., June 2, 1968 612 17 Poor People's Campaign, Ralph David Abernathy, speech to Congressmen, Resurrection City, Washington, D.C., June 5, 1968 612 18 Poor People's Campaign, Ralph David Abernathy, statement from jail, Washington, D.C., June 24, 1968 612 19 Poor People's Campaign, Sidney Poitier, interview, Resurrection City, Washington, D.C., May 21, 1968 612 20 Poor People's Campaign, testimony by members of the Poor People's Committee to Congress, Washington, D.C., undated 612 21 Pre-Washington Campaign, Martin Luther King, Jr., rally speech, Albany, Georgia, March 21, 1968 612 22 Pre-Washington Campaign, Martin Luther King, Jr., rally speech, Clarksdale, Mississippi, March 19, 1968 612 23 Pre-Washington Campaign, Martin Luther King, Jr., rally speech, Greenwood, Mississippi, March 19, 1968 612 24 Pre-Washington Campaign, Martin Luther King, Jr., rally speech, Grenada, Mississippi, March 19, 1968 612 25 Pre-Washington Campaign, Martin Luther King, Jr., rally speech, Laurel, Mississippi, March 19, 1968 612 26 Pre-Washington Campaign, Martin Luther King, Jr., rally speech, Macon, Georgia, March 22, 1968 612 27 Pre-Washington Campaign, Martin Luther King, Jr., rally speech, Marks, Mississippi, March 19, 1968

381 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 612 28 Pre-Washington Campaign, Martin Luther King, Jr., rally speech, Waycross, Georgia, March 22, 1968 612 29 Pre-Washington Campaign, Martin Luther King, Jr. and Ralph David Abernathy, rally speeches, Augusta, Georgia, March 22, 1968 612 30 Pre-Washington Campaign, Martin Luther King, Jr. and Ralph David Abernathy, rally speeches, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, March 19, 1968 612 31 Pre-Washington Campaign, Ralph David Abernathy, rally speech, Memphis, Tennessee, May 1, 1968 612 32 Selma to Montgomery campaign, 1965 612 33 Soul rally for the Howard University Mississippi Project, speeches, Howard University, Washington, D.C., February 6, 1970 613 1 Reagon, Bernice, speech fragment, unidentified, undated 613 2 Richardson, James and Annie Mae Richardson, interview, Raiford penitentiary, April 1970 613 3 Soledad Brothers Defense Committee, 1971 613 4 Solidarity Day, C.K. Steele, prayer, Washington, D.C., July 4, 1968 613 5 Solidarity Day, speeches, Washington, D.C., June 19, 1968 613 6 Speech fragments, unidentified, 1965-1967 613 7 Staff retreat, Jack O'Dell, speech, "Politics of the Poor...Community Organization," Frogmore, South Carolina, January 8, 1969 613 8 Staff retreat, Martin Luther King, Jr., speech, Frogmore, South Carolina, November, 1967 613 9 Staff retreat, Ralph David Abernathy, speech, "The New Thrust," Frogmore, South Carolina, January 7, 1969 613 10 Staff retreat, T.Y. Rogers, speech, "Leadership with Break," Frogmore, South Carolina, January 10, 1969 613 11 Tabor, Michael Cetawayo, untitled speech, The Revolutionary People's Convention, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, September 5, 1970 613 12 Tribute to Septima Poinsette Clark, speeches, Charleston, South Carolina, June 19, 1970 613 13 Viet-American Children's Program, 1972 613 14 War Against Repression, discussion with Hosea Williams, George Wiley, Al Hubbard, and David Dellinger, New York, New York, April 2, 1971 613 15 War Against Repression, discussion with Hosea Williams, Jeanette Washington, and Hulbert James, New York, New York, March 24, 1971 613 16 War Against Repression, rally speeches, Morehouse College, Atlanta, Georgia, May 23, 1970 613 17 War Against Repression, Ralph David Abernathy, rally speech, Jackson, Mississippi, June 1, 1970 613 18 War Against Repression, Ralph David Abernathy, rally speech, Jackson, Mississippi, June 4, 1970 613 19 West Hunter Street Baptist Church, April 27, 1969

382 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 613 20 West Hunter Street Baptist Church, May 11, 1969 613 21 Williams, Hosea, interview, November 1971 613 22 Williams, Hosea, interview, University of Maine, Orono, Maine, February 16, 1969 613 23 Young, Andrew J., speech, undated 613 24 Young, Andrew J., speech, "The Anatomy of a Slum," undated 613 25 Young, Andrew J., speech, Howard University Chapel, Washington, D.C., December 8, 1968 613 26 Young, Andrew J., speech, "Personal Pilgrimage: Pilgrim Theology of Involvement," undated 613 27 Young, Andrew J., speech to Catholic Liturgical Conference, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, August 27, 1969 613 28 Young, Andrew J. speech to striking students, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin, February 8, 1969 613 29 Young, Andrew J., statement, "A Statement Regarding the Relationship of the First Presbyterian Church and the Blackstone Rangers," undated 613 30 Young Lords Party, press conference with Cathy Shindal, Gene Acosta, and David Perez, New York, New York, November 20, 1970 613 31 YWCA Centennial Medal Award Dinner, panel discussion, "Women's Role in Contemporary Society" [variant title: "Women's Role in the World Today"], Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, October 29, 1969

383 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Series 12 Other department records, 1964-1993 Boxes 614 - 621

Scope and Content Note The series consists of records from other offices and departments in SCLC, including the Archives; the Dialogue Department; Housing Department; Labor Department; the Office of Economic Development; Office Manager; and the Department of Voter Registration and Political Education. The records include memoranda, correspondence, reports, project proposals, and subject files. The records of the Archives document the work of SCLC to preserve its organizational history, including a grant application seeking support from the National Endowment for the Humanities. Dana Swan served as archivist and the records also document his wider involvement with SCLC in the early 1990s. The records of the Dialogue Department consist of only one folder. The department began as Operation Dialogue in 1964 under the leadership of white civil rights activist Harry Boyte. Its mission was to organize community workshops, retreats and discussions. The department closed when Boyte resigned in 1966. Records relating to the Housing Department are minimal, but include correspondence and reports relating to activities of that department. The records of the Labor department document the efforts of SCLC to organize the working poor from 1969-1973, and also include writings and other materials relating to Carl Farris as director. The series does not contain any material concerning the Charleston Hospital Worker's Strike in 1969, despite the role Farris played in that event. For those records, see Subseries 2.2: President Ralph David Abernathy files and Subseries 10.3: Poor People's Campaign records. The records of the department of Economic Development primarily cover the period of the late 1980s and include significant materials relating to the economic covenant between SCLC and restaurant chain Shoney's. Of further interest are records chronicling SCLC's Community Reinvestment Act challenge to C&S Bank, alleging that the bank was failing to open branches in minority communities. The records also reflect the work of department director Isaiah Madison. A small amount of material is present from an earlier incarnation of the department, the Office of Economic Affairs, in the mid-1960s. The records of the Office Manager include material relating to the work of Lillie Hunter and Fred Taylor and reflect the day to day administrative functions of the organization. They also include information regarding visitors to SCLC in the mid-1960s. The records of the department of Voter Registration and Political Education primarily reflect the work of SCLC to register and educate voters from 1965-1971. A small amount of material from the Summer Community Organizing and Political Education (SCOPE) program is present, from 1965 as well as an attempted revitalization in 1970. The series also includes records documenting Hosea Williams's time as director of the department, though some memoranda overlap Williams's tenure as Program Director. For more records of the Programs Director, see Subseries 10.1.

Arrangement Note Arranged by department, then in alphabetical order.

384 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003]

Archives records Box Folder Content 614 1 Atlanta Project meeting schedule, 1991 614 2 Bolden, Willie, campaign for Fulton County (Georgia) Commissioner, 1992 614 3 Correspondence, undated 614 4 Correspondence, 1991 614 5 Correspondence, 1992 614 6 Correspondence, 1993 614 7 Economic Opportunity Atlanta, 1991 614 8 "Introduction by Joseph E. Lowery, President," undated 614 9 Grant application to the National Endowment for the Humanities seeking funds to establish an archives, 1991 614 10 Letters to the editor, 1991-1992 614 11 Meeting minutes, 1991-1992 614 12 Memoranda, undated 614 13 Memoranda, 1990-1991 614 14 Memoranda, 1992-1993 614 15 National Conventions, 1991-1992 614 16 Staff and Board of Directors under Martin Luther King, Jr., circa 1960s 614 17 Swan, Dana, writings, including partial histories of SCLC, undated 614 18 To-do lists, 1991

Dialogue Department records 614 19 1965-1966

Housing Department records 614 20 Fact sheet, 1969 614 21 Meeting agendas and minutes, 1969 614 22 National Rural Housing Conference, 1969 614 23 Notes on project setup, 1969 614 24 Program proposals, 1969 614 25 Reports, 1969-1970

Labor Department records 615 1 Agreement between Independent Towel and Linen Service and the National Council of Distributive Workers of America, 1970 615 2 AQAG/Movement for a New Society, 1971 615 3 The Coca-Cola Company Foods Division's Agricultural Labor Program, progress reports, 1972 615 4 Correspondence, circa 1970-1972

385 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 615 5 Department of Labor Office of Federal Contract Compliance Implementation of Executive Order 11246 in the Atlanta Area, notice of hearing, 1971 615 6 Farris, Carl, resume, undated 615 7 Farris, Carl, speaking engagements, 1972 615 8 Farris, Carl, "Toward Representative Government, 'A New Sense of Direction,'" 1969 615 9 Farris, Carol, travel itineraries, 1969 615 10 Film requests, 1970-1971 615 11 Illinois Committee for Trade Union Action and Democracy, 1971 615 12 King, Martin Luther, Jr., quotes on the labor movement 615 13 Labor legislation 615 14 Labor program, Franklin, Louisiana, 1972 615 15 Labor project, Birmingham, Alabama, 1971-1972 615 16 List of labor negotiators, circa 1969 615 17 Memoranda, 1969-1972 615 18 Mississippi Freedom Labor Union, 1965 615 19 National Convention, 14th annual, 1971 615 20 National Coordinating Committee for Trade Union Action and Democracy, 1970-1971 [includes joint letter from SCLC and NWRO] 615 21 "A Proposal to Initiate Organization among Unorganized Workers in the South," circa 1972 615 22 Proposal to the United Church of Christ for financing a hospital and service workers organizing committee, 1970 615 23 Proposal, unidentified, undated 615 24 Proposal: "Union Organizing from a Political Perspective," circa 1970 615 25 Report, 1969 615 26 Report, annual, 1971 615 27 "Report on the Recent Activities of the Labor Program for Organizing the Working Poor," 1971 615 28 "Report on SCLC's Labor Program for Organizing the Working Poor," circa 1973 615 29 Southern Organizing Committee for Economic and Social Justice reports to the Southern Conference Educational Fund, 1972 615 30 Tag Day, 1971 615 31 Unemployment compensation, 1971 615 32 United Auto Workers Union, catalog of materials available to "build a better union," undated 615 33 Vouchers, 1970-1971

Office of Economic Development records 615 34 Birmingham (Alabama) Campaign for Economic Justice, 1989

386 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 616 1 Coalition for Economic Justice, 1989-1990 616 2 Community Reinvestment Act challenge to C&S Bank, 1989 [See also: Subseries 2.3: President Joseph E. Lowery files] 616 3 Community Reinvestment Act challenge to C&S Bank, 1990 [1 of 2] 616 4 Community Reinvestment Act challenge to C&S Bank, 1990 [2 of 2] 616 5 Correspondence, 1965-1966 616 6 Georgia Dome Construction, 1988-1989 616 7 "Help-A-Youth" program, Springfield, Ohio, 1965-1966 616 8 Memoranda, 1989-1990 616 9 Mitchell, Leonard, undated 616 10 "Office of Economic Affairs," description, circa 1965 616 11 Report, North Carolina, circa 1965 616 12 "Report on SCLC Economic Development Programs in Deprived Southern Rural Communities," circa 1966 616 13 Reports, weekly, 1989-1990 616 14 Savings and loan crisis, 1989 617 1 Shoney's Inc.: "A Covenant between the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and Shoney's, Inc.," 1989-1990 [See also Subseries 2.3: President Joseph E. Lowery files] 617 2 Shoney's Inc.: Franchisee application, 1990 617 3 Shoney's Inc.: Josephine Hines, et. Al. v. Shoney's, Inc., class action lawsuit, 1989-1990 617 4 Shoney's Inc.: License agreements, 1970s-1980s 617 5 Shoney's Inc.: Lists of franchisees 617 6 Shoney's Inc.: "Position Statement on Franchisees to be Presented to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission," 1989 617 7 Shoney's Inc.: "Proposal to Design and Implement an Advertising and Marketing Strategy for Shoney's Inc. with the Minority Community of Alabama," 1989 617 8 Shoney's Inc.: Report, annual, 1989 617 9 Shoney's Inc.: Report, second quarter, 1989 617 10 Shoney's Inc.: SCLC covenant, general records, 1989-1990 617 11 Shoney's Inc.: SCLC covenant reports, 1990 617 12 Shoney's Inc.: SCLC covenant reports, 1991 617 13 Shoney's Inc.: SCLC covenant reports, 1992 617 14 Shoney's Inc.: SCLC covenant reports, 1993 617 15 Shoney's Inc.: SCLC covenant reports, phase II, 1993-1995 617 16 Shoney's Inc.: SCLC covenant reports, phase III, 1995-1997 617 17 Shoney's Inc.: "The Shoney's Inc./SCLC Covenant Background," 1992 617 18 Unemployed and underemployed Negro college graduates survey sheet, circa 1965

387 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003]

Office Manager records 618 1 Board of Directors, 1968 618 2 Board of Directors/Executive staff retreat, 1970 618 3 Christmas party for the underprivileged, 1966 618 4 Correspondence, undated 618 5 Correspondence, 1967-1969 618 6 Correspondence, 1970-1972 618 7 Correspondence, 1982-1987 618 8 Department descriptions, circa 1960s 618 9 The Drum Majors for Justice Committee, undated 618 10 Economic Opportunity Atlanta, certificate of appreciation to SCLC, 1982 618 11 Fundraising tips, undated 618 12 Mail logs, 1968 January 618 13 Mail logs, 1968 February 618 14 Mail logs, 1968 March-April 618 15 Mail logs, 1970 circa 618 16 Mail logs, 1992 618 17 Memoranda, 1967-1977 618 18 Minutes, executive staff meetings, 1968-1971 619 1 National Convention, 10th anniversary, 1967 619 2 National Convention, 11th annual, 1968 619 3 National Convention, 13th annual, 1970 619 4 National Convention, 14th annual, 1971 619 5 National Days of Commemoration and Confrontation, 1969 619 6 Office inventory, 1968 619 7 Office manager job descriptions, circa 1967-1970 619 8 Organizational structure, circa 1960s 619 9 Personnel committee, 1968 619 10 Personnel, field staff assignments, undated 619 11 Personnel, roster, 1968 619 12 Poor People's Campaign, 1968 619 13 Proposal, office manager's emergency fund, circa 1970 619 14 Soul Bowl, 1971 619 15 Staff vehicle requests, 1968 619 16 Visitor information forms, Alabama, circa 1965-1967 619 17 Visitor information forms, Arizona, Colorado, North Dakota and Oregon, circa 1965-1967 619 18 Visitor information forms, Canada, circa 1965-1967 619 19 Visitor information forms, Connecticut, circa 1965-1967

388 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 620 1 Visitor information forms, Illinois, circa 1965-1967 620 2 Visitor information forms, Iowa, circa 1965-1967 620 3 Visitor information forms, Massachusetts, circa 1965-1967 620 4 Visitor information forms, New York, circa 1965-1967 620 5 Visitor information forms, North and South Carolina, circa 1965-1967 620 6 Visitor information forms, Pennsylvania, circa 1965-1967 620 7 Visitor information forms, Rhode Island and Vermont, circa 1965-1967 620 8 Visitor information forms, Virginia and Washington, D.C., circa 1965-1967 620 9 Visitor's register, November 1981 620 10 "Win with Love: A Directory of the Liberated Church in America," 1969

Voter Registration and Political Education Department records 620 11 Block canvasser's data sheets, circa 1966 620 12 Budgets 620 13 Call to Emergency Action Conference, New Mobilization Committee, 1970 620 14 Coalition against Repression, 1970 620 15 Correspondence, 1964-1967 620 16 Correspondence, 1968-1969 620 17 Correspondence, 1970-1971 620 18 Fact sheet for political organizing in the South, 1972 620 19 Formation of a National Committee for Free Elections in Sunflower County (Mississippi), circa 1965 620 20 Lewis, John, statement at the Democratic Platform Committee hearing, June 9, 1972 620 21 Mailing lists, undated 620 22 Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemoration Committee, 1969 620 23 Meeting minutes, 1962-1970 620 24 Memoranda, 1967-1971 620 25 National Conventions, 1969-1971 620 26 "The Need for a Black Coalition: A Rationale," 1970 621 1 Poor People's Campaign, Chapter II, 1969 621 2 "Precincts with majority white registration which we should give concentration attention to," undated 621 3 Program outline for Alabama, 1970 621 4 Proposal for recruiting 1,745 'grass root' delegates to the Southern Christian Leadership Conference's 1967 Annual Convention 621 5 Proposal for a south-wide political action program, circa 1967 621 6 Proposal: "The New Thrust in Politics," proposed 1969 political action program 621 7 Proposed 1967 summer program

389 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 621 8 Proposed 1970 political action program and budget, September 17, 1969- December 15, 1970 621 9 Proposed budget and program, 1965 621 10 Proposed SCLC program for the state of South Carolina, 1965 621 11 Reports, "Activities in the State of Alabama," 1965 621 12 Reports, annual, 1967-1970 621 13 Reports, bi-annual, 1968-1969 621 14 Reports, field staff, circa 1968-1969 621 15 Reports, "Get Out the Vote" campaign, circa 1965 621 16 Reports, progress, 1968-1970 621 17 Reports, quarterly report of voter registration for SCLC counties, circa 1970 621 18 Summer Community Organization and Political Education (SCOPE) Program, 1965 621 19 Summer Community Organization and Political Education (SCOPE) Program, 1970 621 20 Things to be done in Gainesville, Georgia, 1970 621 21 Volunteers, 1970 621 22 Voter education project, South Carolina, 1970 621 23 Voter registration project, Atlanta, Georgia, 1970 621 24 Voter registration statistics, Alabama, 1965-1968 621 25 Vouchers, 1970 621 26 Williams, Hosea, statement, October 8, 1965 621 27 Williams, Hosea, statement, "Williams Charges Possible Lynching," 1971 621 28 Williams, Hosea, travel itineraries, 1969-1971

390 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Series 13 Personnel records, 1962-2004 Boxes 622 - 625

Scope and Content Note The series contains the personnel files of individuals who were employed by SCLC between 1962 and 2004. The individual files are comprised of applications, memos, resumes, tax documents, and legal records, and primarily document hiring decisions, salaries, leaves of absence, disciplinary action, terminations, and resignations. Though the majority of files in this series deal with specific individuals, there are also memoranda which detail either personnel issues involving multiple employees or broader personnel decisions.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Restrictions on Access Special restrictions apply: Personnel records are closed to researchers until 2079.

391 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Series 14 Financial records, 1957-2001 Boxes 626 - 756 and 914 - 915; OP3, OP13; OBV1 - 167 and 193 - 194

Scope and Content Note The series consists of the financial records of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference from 1957-2001. The bulk of the material covers the period 1964-1980. The series includes the records of the financial department itself, particularly from Comptroller James Harrison; organizational accounting records; organizational banking records; records of contributions made to the organization; and payroll records. The Financial Department files consist of correspondence, memoranda, reports and subject files. Accounting records include ledgers, vouchers and records recording monies received by the organization. Banking records consist of check stubs, bank statements, deposit records and ledgers. Contributions include correspondence with donors, as well as ledgers and receipts documenting money received by the organization. Finally, payroll records include ledgers, bank statements and records documenting payment of staff and contractors. The records in this series document the general finances of the organization, as well as financial activities relating to certain major programs such as the Poor People's Campaign and the Basic Adult Education Project for Urban Negroes in Chicago, Illinois. Additional financial information can be found throughout the collection as it pertains to the activities of individual departments, offices and staff members. The records of the Southern Christian Leadership Foundation, SCLC's sister fundraising organization, can be found in Series 15.

Arrangement Note Organized into five subseries: (14.1) Financial Department office files, (14.2) Accounting records, (14.3) Banking records, (14.4) Contribution records and (14.5) Payroll records.

Restrictions on Access Special restrictions apply: Subseries 14.2-14.5 are stored off-site. Researchers must contact the Rose Library in advance to access these materials. Financial records are closed for 25 years from the date of their creation. In cases where ledgers contain records for multiple years, they are closed for 25 years from the date of the latest record. Subseries 14.5: Payroll records are closed until 2075.

392 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 14.1 Financial Department office files, 1960-2001 Boxes 626 - 654; OP3, OP13

Scope and Content Note The series consists of the records of the financial department of SCLC from 1960-2001, particularly the records of Comptroller James Harrison. The records are administrative and include subject files and reports. The subject files in the series include correspondence and memoranda; tax information; investment and insurance records; bills and receipts; travel documentation from various members of the organization; as well as files on programs such as the Poor People's Campaign, SCOPE and the Basic Adult Education Project for Urban Negroes. Tax folders include all records pertaining to any kind of taxes for a particular year. The reports are made up primarily of weekly reports issued by the financial department. Other reports include audit reports, reports to the Board of Directors and National Conventions, and financial reports of various programs. A complete set of weekly reports can be found for 1967-1969; documentation of reports otherwise is incomplete. James Harrison served as comptroller from the late 1960s to the early 1970s, and was a staff member in the financial department for several years prior to assuming that office.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order by record type.

Restrictions on Access Financial records are restricted for 25 years from the date of their creation.

Office files Box Folder Content 626 1 3M Company, 1982-1983 626 2 "10 Point Proposal to Supplement Budget to Reduce Administrative Costs and Increase Revenue," circa 1982 626 3 A.B. Dick Company, 1978 626 4 Accounts summary, 1978 626 5 Accusystems, circa 1983-1987 626 6 Administrative committee, undated 626 7 Advertising invoices, circa 1964-1995 626 8 A.G. Gaston Motel, Birmingham, Alabama, 1974-1970 626 9 Air travel breakdowns, 1968-1969 626 10 Airline travel receipts, 1964-1965 626 11 Alabama Project, circa 1965-1966 626 12 Alco Capital Resources, Inc., 1991 626 13 Alfonso Dawson Mortuary, bill for services for T.Y. Rogers, 1971 626 14 American Express, 1966-1971 626 15 American Foundation on Non-violence, 1966-1969

393 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 626 16 American Friends Service Committee, undated 626 17 Atlanta City Directory, 1974 626 18 Automobile insurance, undated 626 19 Automobile insurance, 1965-1968 626 20 Automobile loans, 1969-1970 626 21 Automobile payments, undated 626 22 Automobile sale, 1967 626 23 Automobiles contributed to SCLC, 1968 626 24 Automobiles, impounded, 1960s 626 25 Automobiles, owned by SCLC, 1960s 627 1 Avis-Rent-a-Car System, 1965-1970 627 2 B-Wise Construction Company, 1965 627 3 Balance sheets, December 1969-December 1970 627 4 Balance sheets, 1981-1982 627 5 Bank South, 1984 627 6 Banks, Finley & White, 1985-1988 627 7 Basic Adult Education Project for Urban Negroes, Chicago, Illinois, circa 1967 627 8 Basic Adult Education Project for Urban Negroes, Chicago, Illinois, 1967 June- August 627 9 Basic Adult Education Project for Urban Negroes, Chicago, Illinois, 1967 September-January 1969 627 10 Benevolence Club, undated 627 11 Better Business Bureau, 1985 627 12 Bills, undated 627 13 Bills for photographs and photography, 1963-1964 - - Bills for photographs and photography, 1997 [RESTRICTED] 627 14 Bills listed by department, undated 627 15 Bills outstanding, February 16, 1977 627 16 Bills, priority, circa 1969 627 17 Birmingham Car Rental and Leasing, 1965-1966 627 18 Blayton, Jesse B., Certified Public Accountant, 1964-1969 627 19 Bond payments, Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office, 1972 627 20 Boykin and Boykin Construction Company, 1962-1964 627 21 Brink's, Inc., 1968 627 22 Buck and the Preacher benefit for SCLC, 1972 627 23 Budgets, circa 1966-1991 XOP1 - Budgets, three month projected expenses, 627 24 Bus rental agreement, 1980 627 25 Call to Manhood, 1993 627 26 Car rentals, January-June 1965

394 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 628 1 Car rentals, April 4, 1968 628 2 Census Bureau, 1964; 1984 628 3 Chapters and Affiliates: North Carolina, Golden Frinks, 1969 628 4 Chapters and Affiliates: Pennsylvania, Delaware Valley affiliate, 1968 628 5 Chapters and Affiliates: Rhode Island, Providence chapter, 1968 628 6 Charts of accounts, undated 628 7 Checks made payable to and cashed by Dr. Abernathy, June 25, 1976 628 8 Checks on which payment has been stopped, undated 628 9 Chicago Freedom Movement, 1966 628 10 Citizen's Trust Company, 1968-1971 628 11 Citizenship Education Program emergency fund, 1966-1968 628 12 Citizenship Education workshop, Penn Community Center, Frogmore, South Carolina, 1966 628 13 City of Atlanta Municipal Traffic Court penalty notice, 1966 628 14 Commercial loan maturity notice, Citizens Trust Bank, 1983 628 15 Correspondence, undated 628 16 Correspondence, circa 1960s 628 17 Correspondence, 1963-1966 628 18 Correspondence, 1967 January-June 628 19 Correspondence, 1967 July-December 628 20 Correspondence, 1968 January-March 629 1 Correspondence, 1968 April-July 629 2 Correspondence, 1968 August-December 629 3 Correspondence, 1969 circa 629 4 Correspondence, 1969 January-June 629 5 Correspondence, 1969 July-December 629 6 Correspondence, 1970-1979 629 7 Correspondence, 1980s circa 629 8 Correspondence, 1980-1989 630 1 Correspondence, 1990-1995 - - Correspondence, 1996-1998 [RESTRICTED] 630 2 Correspondence, 2000-2001 [RESTRICTED] 630 3 Crusade for Citizenship, account card, circa 1962 630 4 Darby Printing Company, 1962-1963 630 5 Darby Printing Company, 1964-1965 630 6 Daytona Beach, Florida Project, 1971 630 7 Department of Public Relations, 1966 630 8 Department of Special Affairs, undated 630 9 Diamond Printing Company, 1964-1970 630 10 Downtown Imports, 1971

395 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 630 11 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Major League East West All Star Classic, 1969 630 12 Drum Major for Justice Awards Dinner, undated 630 13 Eastern Airlines account statements, 1963-1964 630 14 Eastern Airlines account statements, 1965-1968 630 15 Eastern Airlines account statements, 1971-1973 630 16 Eastern Airlines flite cheks, 1963 631 1 Eastern Airlines flite cheks, 1964 [1 of 2] 631 2 Eastern Airlines flite cheks, 1964 [2 of 2] 631 3 Eastern Airlines flite cheks, 1965 631 4 Eastern Airlines flite cheks, 1966-1967 631 5 Eastern Airlines flite cheks, 1968 March-May 631 6 Eastern Airlines flite cheks, 1968 July-August 632 1 Eastern Airlines flite cheks, 1968 November 632 2 Eastern Airlines flite cheks, 1969 632 3 Estate of Helen L. Hughes, 1967-1969 632 4 Estate of Richard Browning, 1983 632 5 Executive retreat, undated 632 6 Expense reports, 1964-1972 632 7 Fitch and Butterfield, attorneys, 1982 632 8 Fragments 632 9 Fundraising, foreign, 1967 632 10 Fundraising program, Bank of Finance, Los Angeles, California, 1969 632 11 Gary Luncheon Rally, 1966 632 12 Georgia Department of Labor Occupational Employment Survey of the Nonprofit Membership Organizations, Except Religious Organizations, 1985 632 13 Good Samaritan Hospital, Selma, Alabama, statements, 1965 632 14 Greenala Citizens Federal Credit Union, Greensboro, Alabama, 1970 632 15 Grenada, Mississippi Project, 1966-1967 632 16 Guide Publishing Company, undated 632 17 Gulf Oil Corporation v. 632 18 Handley Ford, Inc., Washington, D.C., 1968 632 19 Harry Belafonte Concert, 1962 632 20 Henderson Travel Service, Atlanta, Georgia, 1968 632 21 Hertz Corporation, circa 1963-1971 632 22 Hub Motor Company, Atlanta, Georgia, 1968-1987 632 23 Income sheets, 1968 632 24 Insurance, Equitable, circa 1980 632 25 Insurance, general, circa 1969-1980 632 26 Insurance, Great Southern Life Insurance, 2000 [RESTRICTED] 632 27 Insurance, Life Insurance Company of Georgia, 1980

396 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 632 28 Insurance, Metropolitan Life, 1961-1972 [1 of 2] 633 1 Insurance, Metropolitan Life, 1961-1972 [2 of 2] 633 2 Insurance, New York Life, 1980, 1988 633 3 Insurance, Principal Financial Group, 1989-1990 - - Insurance, Principal Financial Group, 1995; 2001 633 4 Insurance, Prudential, circa 1973-1982 633 5 Insurance, Southern Fidelity Fire Insurance Company, 1965 633 6 Insurance, Travelers, 1986-1987 633 7 Insurance, unidentified, undated 633 8 Insurance, United of Omaha, undated 633 9 Investments, The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company, 1968 633 10 Investments, Bache and Company, 1965-1971 633 11 Investments, Clark, Dodge and Company, 1964-1969 633 12 Investments, Courts and Company, 1967-1969 633 13 Investments, H. Hentz and Company, 1965-1966 633 14 Investments, lists, 1964-1969 633 15 Investments, Lord Abbett Bond-Debenture Fund, 1974-1983 633 16 Investments, Merrill Lynch, 1994 633 17 Investments, Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith, Inc., 1964-1968 633 18 Investments, Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith, Inc., 1978-1985 633 19 Investments, other, 1965-1981 633 20 Investments, Robinson, Humphrey Company, 1972 633 21 Investments, Southern Company, 1983-1984 633 22 Investments, Stein, Roe and Farnham Balanced Fund, 1963-1968 634 1 Investments, U.S. Treasury Bills, 1968-1969 634 2 Investments, White, Weld and Company, circa 1968 634 3 Invoices from the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, 1977-1986 634 4 Ivan Allen Company, 1963-1969 634 5 Journal ledgers, 1969 December -March 634 6 Journal ledgers, 1970 April-June 634 7 Journal ledgers, 1970 July-December 634 8 Judge Exterminating System, undated 635 1 King: A Filmed Record...Montgomery to Memphis, 1970 OP13 7 King: A Filmed Record...Montgomery to Memphis, ledger, 1970 635 2 King, Martin Luther, Jr., Nobel Peace Prize trip to Norway, 1964 635 3 Lee, Bernard S., 1972-1973 635 4 Lendman Associations, 1969 635 5 List of unreported ticket sales, undated 635 6 Loan agreement, single payment, 1988

397 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 635 7 Louisville, Kentucky Project, 1967 635 8 Lowery, Joseph E., 1968 635 9 Mailing list orders, codes 201-210, 1964-1984 635 10 Mailing list orders, codes 211-225, 1964-1979 635 11 Mailing list orders, codes 226-269, 1964-1971 636 1 Mailing list orders, codes 270-299, 1964-1973 636 2 Mailing list orders, codes 300-350, 1965-1976 636 3 Mailing list orders, codes 351-400, 1965-1981 636 4 Mailing list orders, codes 401-410, 1967-1974 636 5 Mailing list orders, codes 411-430, 1968-1976 636 6 Mailing list orders, codes 431-459, 1969-1981 637 1 Mailing list orders, codes 460-469, 1971-1985 637 2 Mailing list orders, codes 470-489, 1973-1980 637 3 Mailing list orders, codes A-Z, 1964-1976 637 4 Mailing list orders, The Coolidge Company, 1964 637 5 Mailing list orders, E.J. Creeden Company, 1963-1964 637 6 March on Washington, 20th anniversary mobilization, 1983 637 7 Martin Luther King, Jr. memorial service, Savannah, Georgia, 1972 637 8 MCI Communications Corporation, 1990-1992 637 9 Meeting minutes, 1968-1979 - - Meeting minutes, 2001 [RESTRICTED] 637 10 Memoranda, undated 637 11 Memoranda, 1960s circa 637 12 Memoranda, 1963-1965 638 1 Memoranda, 1966-1967 638 2 Memoranda, 1968 circa 638 3 Memoranda, 1968 January-April 638 4 Memoranda, 1968 May-December 638 5 Memoranda, 1968 January-May 638 6 Memoranda, 1968 June-December 638 7 Memoranda, 1970-1979 circa 638 8 Memoranda, 1981-1987 638 9 Memoranda, 1990-1995 - - Memoranda, 1996-1997 [RESTRICTED] 638 10 Meredith [James] Mississippi March, 1966 639 1 National Convention, 10th anniversary, 1967 [1 of 3] 639 2 National Convention, 10th anniversary, 1967 [2 of 3] 639 3 National Convention, 10th anniversary, 1967 [3 of 3] 639 4 National Convention, 12th annual, 1969

398 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 639 5 National Convention, 14th annual, 1971 639 6 National Convention, 15th annual, 1972 639 7 National Convention, 19th annual, 1976 639 8 National Convention, 22nd annual, 1979 639 9 National Convention, 24th annual, 1981 639 10 National Convention, 29th annual, 1986 639 11 National Convention, 30th annual, 1987 639 12 National Gathering of Black Clergy, 1981 639 13 New York Office, 1964-1972 639 14 Notes and notebooks, undated 640 1 Notes and notebooks, circa 1966-1969 640 2 Notes and notebooks, 1977-1986 640 3 Notes and notebooks, 1987-1995 - - Notes and notebooks, 1996-1998 [RESTRICTED] 640 4 Office equipment inventory, undated 640 5 Office equipment inventory, 1967 640 6 Operation Breadbasket, 1966-1986 640 7 Organization chart, circa 1965 640 8 Outstanding checks, general account, June-November 1972 640 9 Paschal's Motor Hotel, 1967-1978 640 10 Paschal's Motor Hotel, 1981-1995 - - Paschal's Motor Hotel, 1996 [RESTRICTED] 641 1 Payton, George A., congressional campaign, Charleston, South Carolina, 1968 641 2 Peace education, circa 1967 641 3 Personnel, finance office staff roster, undated 641 4 Personnel, job descriptions, undated 641 5 Personnel, salary scale (general), 1971 641 6 Personnel, staff assignments, 1968 641 7 Personnel, staff rosters, circa 1963-1967 641 8 Pilgrimage to Washington for Voting Rights, Peace, Economic Justice, 1982 [1 of 2] 641 9 Pilgrimage to Washington for Voting Rights, Peace, Economic Justice, 1982 [2 of 2] 641 10 Pitts Motor Hotel, Washington, D.C., 1968 641 11 Poor People's Campaign, 1968 circa 641 12 Poor People's Campaign, 1968 February-April 641 13 Poor People's Campaign, 1968 May 1-13 642 1 Poor People's Campaign, 1968 May 14-31 642 2 Poor People's Campaign, 1968 June-July 642 3 Poor People's Campaign, 1968 August-March 1969

399 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 642 4 Poor People's Campaign Chapter II, Charleston, South Carolina Project, 1969 642 5 Power of Attorney and Declaration of Representative, 1998 [RESTRICTED] 642 6 Print shop, 1966-1980 642 7 Profit and loss statements, 1969 December-1970 June 642 8 Profit and loss statements, 1970 September-December 642 9 Public voucher for purchases and services other than personal, 1981 642 10 Purchase of property on Auburn Avenue, Atlanta, Georgia, 1996 [RESTRICTED] 642 11 Rent invoices, 1964 643 1 Requests and authorization for travel, 1968 May 643 2 Requests and authorization for travel, 1968 August-December 643 3 Requests and authorization for travel, 1969 January-March 643 4 Requests and authorization for travel, 1969 April 643 5 Requests and authorization for travel, 1969 May 643 6 Requests and authorization for travel, 1969 June-July 643 7 Requests and authorization for travel, 1969 August 643 8 Requests and authorization for travel, 1969 September 643 9 Requests and authorization for travel, 1969 October-November 643 10 Requests and authorization for travel, 1971 January-April 644 1 Requests and authorization for travel, 1971 May-December 644 2 Requests and authorization for travel, 1972 644 3 Restricted funds account, 1981 644 4 Richardson, W.E., accountant, 1975 644 5 The Rosa Parks Birthday Tribute, 1990 644 6 Round trip bus fares to Beaufort, South Carolina, undated 644 7 Royalty statements, Galaxy Music Corporation Highgate Press, undated 644 8 Royalty statements, John Wiley and Sons, 1973-1976 644 9 Royalty statements, Mercury Record Productions, Inc., 1974-1975 644 10 Royalty statements, Motown Record Corporation, 1963-1983 644 11 Royalty statements, Nashboro Record Company, 1968-1984 644 12 Royalty statements, Phonogram, Inc., 1976 644 13 Royalty statements, PolyGram Records, Inc., 1981-1982 644 14 Royalty statements, Shawnee Press, 1972-1975 644 15 SCLC codes, undated 644 16 SCLC Magazine, 1980 - - SCLC Magazine, 2000-2001 [RESTRICTED] 644 17 Scott, Edward G., 1969 644 18 Security, circa 1965 644 19 Selma, Alabama meal tickets, 1965 644 20 Selma to Montgomery March, 1965 [1 of 2]

400 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 645 1 Selma to Montgomery March, 1965 [2 of 2] 645 2 Selma to Montgomery March, 20th Anniversary, 1985 645 3 Shaffer and Hornsby, Attorneys at Law, 1969 645 4 Sloan Paper Company, 1971 645 5 Southeastern Telephone Company, 1971 645 6 Southern Bell Telephone, 1971-1982 645 7 Southern Christian Leadership Foundation, 1965-1976 [See also Series 15: Southern Christian Leadership Foundation records] 645 8 Southern Fleet Lines, Incorporated, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, 1967 645 9 Sports projects, 1968-1969 645 10 Statewide youth meeting, Goldsboro, North Carolina, 1968 645 11 Summer Community Organization and Political Education (SCOPE), 1965 645 12 Taxes, 1960s circa 645 13 Taxes, 1960 645 14 Taxes, 1961 645 15 Taxes, 1962 645 16 Taxes, 1963 645 17 Taxes, 1964 645 18 Taxes, 1965 645 19 Taxes, 1966 645 20 Taxes, 1967 645 21 Taxes, 1968 645 22 Taxes, 1969 645 23 Taxes, 1971 645 24 Taxes, 1972 645 25 Taxes, 1973 646 1 Taxes, 1974 646 2 Taxes, 1976 646 3 Taxes, 1977 646 4 Taxes, 1979 646 5 Taxes, 1980 646 6 Taxes, 1981 646 7 Taxes, 1982 646 8 Taxes, 1983 646 9 Taxes, 1984 646 10 Taxes, 1986 646 11 Taxes, 1987 646 12 Taxes, 1988 646 13 Taxes, 1989

401 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 646 14 Taxes, 1990 646 15 Taxes, 1991 646 16 Taxes, 1992 646 17 Taxes, 1993 646 18 Taxes, 1998 [RESTRICTED] 646 19 Taxes, 1999 [RESTRICTED] 646 20 Taxes, 2000 [RESTRICTED] 646 21 Telephone allowances and call logs, 1966-1967 646 22 Telephone bill breakdown of charges, 1984-1986 646 23 Texas Project, 1966 646 24 Transaction register, 1969 646 25 Travel and hotel bills, 1963-1968 646 26 Uncollectable funds, 1968-1969 646 27 United Airlines, 1965-1969 [1 of 2] 647 1 United Airlines, 1965-1969 [2 of 2] 647 2 United Airlines, 1970-1972 647 3 United House of Prayer, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1968 647 4 United States Postal Service, 1961-1965 647 5 UPA-SCLC Cleveland Project expenses, 1967 647 6 Voter registration, 1963-1964 647 7 Voter registration, 1984 647 8 Vouchers paid for the month of April and number of students registered to vote for the month of April, undated 647 9 Vouchers to be approved, 1970 647 10 War Against Repression, 1971 647 11 Washington, D.C. office, 1968-1971 647 12 Washington, D.C. office monthly transactions, 1968 June 647 13 Washington, D.C. office monthly transactions, 1968 July 647 14 Washington, D.C. office monthly transactions, 1968 August 647 15 Washington, D.C. office monthly transactions, 1968 September 648 1 Washington, D.C. office monthly transactions, 1968 October 648 2 Washington, D.C. office monthly transactions, 1968 November 648 3 Washington, D.C. office monthly transactions, 1968 December 648 4 Washington, D.C. office monthly transactions, 1969 January 648 5 Washington, D.C. office monthly transactions, 1969 February 648 6 Washington, D.C. office monthly transactions, 1969 March 648 7 Western Union, 1963-1971 648 8 Wilmington Movement, 1971 648 9 Wings of Hope, receipts and invoices, 1993-1994 648 10 Wings of Hope, weekly bookkeeping record, 1992

402 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 648 11 Zimmerman's Fine Men's Wear, 1963-1971

Reports 648 12 Audit reports, 1963-1966 648 13 Audit reports, 1967-1969 648 14 Audit reports, 1971-1982 648 15 Audit reports, Black Expo, 1971 648 16 Audit reports, Poor People's Campaign, 1968 648 17 Audit reports, Operation Breadbasket, 1970-1971 648 18 Audit reports, Summer Community Organization of Political Education (SCOPE), 1965 648 19 Other financial reports, undated 649 1 Other financial reports, 1964-1968 649 2 Other financial reports, 1969 649 3 Other financial reports, 1970-1979 649 4 Other financial reports, 1980-1981 649 5 Other financial reports, 1982 649 6 Other financial reports, 1983-1984 649 7 Other financial reports, 1989 649 8 Other financial reports, 1996-2001 [RESTRICTED] 649 9 Other financial reports, Black Expo, 1971 649 10 Other financial reports, Coalition Against Repression, 1970 649 11 Other financial reports, Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans, 1984 649 12 Other financial reports, Drum Major for Justice Awards Dinner, 1981 649 13 Other financial reports, Poor People's Campaign, 1968 649 14 Other financial reports, Public Policy Symposium, circa 1981-1982 649 15 Other financial reports, SCLC Radio-thon, Washington, D.C., 1971 649 16 Other financial reports, Selma to Montgomery March, 1965 649 17 Other financial reports, Selma to Montgomery March, 20th Anniversary, 1985 649 18 Other financial reports, War Against Repression, 1971 649 19 Other financial reports, Wrightsville, Georgia civil rights demonstrations and court cases, circa 1980-1982 650 1 Reports to the Spring Board meeting, 1963-1968 650 2 Reports to the Spring Board meeting, 1970-1978 650 3 Reports to the Spring Board meeting, 1980-1984 650 4 Reports to the Spring Board meeting, 1999 [RESTRICTED] 650 5 Reports to the National Convention, 1962-1969 650 6 Reports to the National Convention, 1974 650 7 Reports to the National Convention, 1980-1986

403 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 650 8 Reports to the National Convention, 1994 - - Reports to the National Convention, 1998 [RESTRICTED] 650 9 Weekly reports: 1964 January-April 650 10 Weekly reports: 1966 June 27-September 30 650 11 Weekly reports: 1966 October-December 650 12 Weekly reports: 1967 January 650 13 Weekly reports: 1967 February 650 14 Weekly reports: 1967 March 651 1 Weekly reports: 1967 April-May 651 2 Weekly reports: 1967 June-July 651 3 Weekly reports: 1967 August-September 651 4 Weekly reports: 1967 October-December 651 5 Weekly reports: 1968 January-March 651 6 Weekly reports: 1968 April 651 7 Weekly reports: 1968 May 652 1 Weekly reports: 1968 June 652 2 Weekly reports: 1968 July 652 3 Weekly reports: 1968 August 652 4 Weekly reports: 1968 September-October 652 5 Weekly reports: 1968 November-December 652 6 Weekly reports: 1969 January 652 7 Weekly reports: 1969 February-March 653 1 Weekly reports: 1969 April-May 653 2 Weekly reports: 1969 June-July 653 3 Weekly reports: 1969 August-September 653 4 Weekly reports: 1969 October-November 653 5 Weekly reports: 1969 December 653 6 Weekly reports: 1970 January 653 7 Weekly reports: 1970 April 653 8 Weekly reports: 1970 June 653 9 Weekly reports: 1970 July 653 10 Weekly reports: 1970 September 653 11 Weekly reports: 1970 October-December 653 12 Weekly reports: 1971 January-February 654 1 Weekly reports: 1971 May-June 654 2 Weekly reports: 1971 July-October 654 3 Weekly reports: 1972 January-February 654 4 Weekly reports: 1972 June-July 654 5 Weekly reports: 1974 April-May

404 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 654 6 Weekly reports: 1981 June-December 654 7 Weekly reports: 1999 February [RESTRICTED] 654 8 Weekly reports: 2000 January [RESTRICTED] 654 9 Weekly reports: 2000 April [RESTRICTED] 654 10 Weekly reports: 2001 January [RESTRICTED] 654 11 Weekly reports: 2001 April-July [RESTRICTED]

Restricted files 914 - Restricted files

405 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 14.2 Accounting records, 1960-2004 Boxes 655 - 679; OBV1 - 88 and 193

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of the accounting records of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference from 1960-2004, including ledgers, daily reports of responses, remittance logs, day sheets and vouchers. Ledgers record the income and expenditures of the organization from 1960-1982. Income ledgers document donor information, including name and address, as well as income from other sources such as grants. Expenditure ledgers document the number, type and amount of expenses incurred by the organization. Ledgers for specific programs contain both income and expenditure information. Daily reports of responses were forms filled out by staff in the financial office to record donations received on a given day in response to solicitations by the organization. Similarly, remittance logs record all money received by the organization each day, including names and addresses of donors. These forms also recorded purchases of various items sold by SCLC. The bulk of this material covers the period 1964-1978, with spottier coverage in other years. Day sheets record the daily expenses of SCLC. The only complete years are 1967, 1969 and 1970, though some sheets exist for other years between 1965-1989. Of particular note will be the day sheets and remittance logs from Washington, D.C. during the Poor People's Campaign of 1968. Finally, vouchers were filled out by members of the organization any time payment was issued for an invoice or expense reimbursement. The forms document which staff person incurred the expense, why the expense was incurred, the date of the expense, the amount of the expense and the account from which the expense was paid.

Arrangement Note Arranged by record type, then in chronological order.

Restrictions on Access Special restrictions apply: This subseries is stored off-site. Researchers must contact the Rose Library in advance to access these materials. Financial records are restricted for 25 years from the date of their creation. Ledgers that contain records for multiple years are closed for 25 years from the date of the latest record.

Ledgers--Expenditures Box Folder Content OBV1- 1963 September 9-1964 August 27 OBV3- 1965 January 5-August 31 OBV4- 1965 September 1-December 31 OBV5- 1966 April 1-November 15 OBV6- 1967 July 1-1968 March 28 OBV7- 1968 March 29-June 30 OBV8- 1968 July 1-November 25

406 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] OBV9- 1968 November 27-1969 June 30 OBV10- 1970 July 1-1971 June 30 (Also includes Adult Education Program, 1967) OBV11- 1973 circa February-April OBV12- 1974 OBV13- 1982 October

Ledgers--Income OBV14- circa 1964, Booklet ledger OBV15- 1965 March 1-17 OBV16- 1965 March 19-31 OBV17- 1965 April 1-30 OBV18- 1965 April 30-May 28 OBV19- 1965 June OBV20- 1965 July OBV21- 1965 August OBV22- 1965 September-November OBV23- 1965 December OBV24- 1966 January (includes February-May and July-December summary sheets) OBV25- 1966 February-March OBV26- 1966 April-May OBV27- 1966 June-August OBV28- 1966 September-December OBV29- 1967 January-February OBV30- 1967 March-April OBV31- 1967 May-June and MLK Memorial Fund 1968-1971 OBV32- 1967 July-October (includes January-December summary sheets) OBV33- 1967 November-December OBV34- 1968 January 2-March 31 OBV35- 1968 January-February summary sheets OBV36- 1968 March summary sheets OBV37- 1968 April 1-30 OBV38- 1968 April 17-23 OBV39- 1968 April 30-May 30 OBV40- 1968 May summary sheets OBV41- 1968 June OBV42- 1968 July OBV43- 1968 August-December OBV44- 1968-1969, July-June summary sheets OBV45- 1969 January-March OBV46- 1969 April-June

407 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] OBV47- 1969 July-December OBV48- 1969 July-August summary sheets OBV49- 1970 OBV50- 1971 OBV51- 1972 January 1-February 16 OBV52- 1972 February 11-December 31 OBV53- 1973 January-October OBV54- 1973 November-December OBV55- 1974-1975 OBV56- 1974 summary sheets OBV57- 1975 December summary sheets OBV58- 1976-1978 OBV59- 1979-1982 OBV60- Unidentified, undated OBV193- Unidentified, undated

Ledgers--Income and expenditures OBV61- 1960-1963, September-October OBV62- 1960-1962, September-August OBV63- 1962-1963, September-August OBV64- 1964-1966, September-July (includes "cash in banks")

Ledgers--Other OBV65- 1961-1963, account ledger OBV66- 1966 January-March, budgets OBV67- 1965 December-1966 April OBV68- 1967 August "Cash in banks" OBV69- 1970, Ralph David Abernathy OBV70- 1971, Ralph David Abernathy OBV71- Undated, Ralph David Abernathy

Ledgers--Programs OBV72- Alabama Branch Office, 1966 January-February OBV73- Basic Adult Education Project for Urban Negroes, Chicago, Illinois, 1967 655 1 Black Expo, 1970 OBV74- Citizenship Education Program, 1969 OBV75- Citizenship Education Program emergency fund, 1966 OBV76- Field Foundation Project in Citizenship Education, 1962 July-December OBV77- Field Foundation Project in Citizenship Education, 1963 OBV78- Field Foundation Project in Citizenship Education, 1964 February-June

408 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] OBV79- Field Foundation Project in Citizenship Education, 1968 July 19-December OBV80- Field Foundation Project in Citizenship Education, 1969 OBV81- Field Foundation Project in Citizenship Education, 1970 July-October OBV82- First Congressional District, 1968-1969 OBV83- Martin Luther King, Jr. Film Project, 1969-1970 OBV84- National Convention, 1967 OBV85- National Convention, 1968 OBV86- Poor People's Campaign, disbursements, 1968 OBV87- Poor People's Campaign, 1968 OBV88- Washington, D.C. Office, 1968 April 30-May 15

Daily report of responses 655 2 Undated 655 3 1964 March 655 4 1964 October 655 5 1964 November 655 6 1964 December 655 7 1965 January 655 8 1965 February 655 9 1965 March 655 10 1965 April 655 11 1965 May 655 12 1965 June 655 13 1965 July

Remittance logs 655 14 Undated 655 15 1963 July 655 16 1963 November 655 17 1963 December 655 18 1964 January 655 19 1964 February 655 20 1964 March 655 21 1964 April 655 22 1964 May 655 23 1964 June 655 24 1964 July 655 25 1964 August 655 26 1964 September 655 27 1964 October

409 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 655 28 1964 November 655 29 1964 December 655 30 1965 January 655 31 1965 February [1 of 2] 655 32 1965 February [2 of 2] 655 33 1965 March 1-18 655 34 1965 March 19-25 655 35 1965 March 26-31 655 36 1965 April 1-6 656 1 1965 April 7-20 656 2 1965 April 21-30 656 3 1965 May 656 4 1965 June 656 5 1965 July 656 6 1965 August 656 7 1965 September 656 8 1965 October 656 9 1965 November 656 10 1965 December 656 11 1966 January-April 656 12 1966 May-August 656 13 1966 September-December 656 14 1967 January 656 15 1967 February 656 16 1967 March 656 17 1967 April 656 18 1967 May 656 19 1967 June 656 20 1967 July 656 21 1967 August 656 22 1967, 10th anniversary National Convention, August-September 656 23 1967 September 656 24 1967 October 656 25 1967 November 656 26 1967 December 656 27 1968 January 656 28 1968 February 656 29 1968 March 656 30 1968 April 1-12

410 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 657 1 1968 April 15 [1 of 2] 657 2 1968 April 15 [2 of 2] 657 3 1968 April 16-17 657 4 1968 April 18-19 657 5 1968 April 22-23 657 6 1968 April 24-26 657 7 1968 April 27-30 657 8 1968 circa May 657 9 1968 May 1-3 657 10 1968 May 6-7 657 11 1968 May 8-10 657 12 1968 May 14-16 657 13 1968 May 17-21 657 14 1968 May 22-25 657 15 1968 May 27-31 657 16 1968 circa June 657 17 1968 June 1-7 657 18 1968 June 10-12 657 19 1968 June 13-20 657 20 1968 June 21-28 658 1 1968 July 1-18 658 2 1968 July 19-31 658 3 1968 August 658 4 1968 September 658 5 1968 October 658 6 1968 November 658 7 1968 December 658 8 1968 circa May, Washington, D.C. office 658 9 1968 May 17-22, Washington, D.C. office 658 10 1968 May 23-26, Washington, D.C. office 658 11 1968 May 27-29, Washington, D.C. office 658 12 1968 May 30-June 5, Washington, D.C. office 658 13 1968 circa June 5-14, Washington, D.C. office 658 14 1968 June 15-16, Washington, D.C. office 658 15 1968 circa June 15-23, Washington, D.C. office 658 16 1968 June 20-27, Washington, D.C. office 658 17 1968 June 26-28, Washington, D.C. office 658 18 1968 June 28-July 6, Washington, D.C. office 658 19 1968 July 3-25, Washington, D.C. office

411 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 658 20 1969 January-March 658 21 1969 April-May 658 22 1969 June-July 658 23 1969 August 658 24 1969 September-October 658 25 1969 November-December 658 26 1970 January-February 658 27 1970 March-May 659 1 1970 June-August 659 2 1970 September-December 659 3 1971 January-March 659 4 1971 April-June 659 5 1971 July-September 659 6 1971 October-December 659 7 1972 September-December 659 8 1973 January-April 659 9 1973 May-July 659 10 1973 August-October 659 11 1973 November-December 659 12 1974 January-April 659 13 1974 May-August 659 14 1974 September-December 659 15 1975 January-April 659 16 1975 May-August 659 17 1975 September-December 659 18 1976 January-April 659 19 1976 May-August 659 20 1976 September-December 659 21 1977 January-June 659 22 1977 July-December 659 23 1978 January-May 659 24 1978 June-December 659 25 1981 June 659 26 1982 February-June 659 27 1982 July-December 659 28 1983 January-June 659 29 1983 July-December

Day sheets 659 30 1965 November-December

412 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 659 31 1966 January-February 659 32 1966 June 660 1 1966 July-September 660 2 1966 October-December 660 3 1967 January-February 660 4 1967 March-April 660 5 1967 May-August 660 6 1967 September-December 660 7 1968 March-May 660 8 1968 June-July 660 9 1968 August-September 660 10 1968 October-December 660 11 1968 May-June, Washington, D.C. 660 12 1968 July-September, Washington, D.C. 660 13 1969 January-April 660 14 1969 May-August 660 15 1969 September-December 660 16 1970 January-June 660 17 1970 July-December 660 18 1975 July-December 660 19 1976 April-December 660 20 1977 January-June 660 21 1979 December 660 22 1980 January-June 660 23 1981-1983 circa 660 24 1989 February-April

Vouchers 661 1 1962 661 2 1963 [1 of 4] 661 3 1963 [2 of 4] 661 4 1963 [3 of 4] 661 5 1963 [4 of 4] 661 6 1964 [1 of 13] 661 7 1964 [2 of 13] 661 8 1964 [3 of 13] 661 9 1964 [4 of 13] 661 10 1964 [5 of 13] 661 11 1964 [6 of 13] 661 12 1964 [7 of 13]

413 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 661 13 1964 [8 of 13] 661 14 1964 [9 of 13] 661 15 1964 [10 of 13] 661 16 1964 [11 of 13] 661 17 1964 [12 of 13] 662 1 1964 [13 of 13] 662 2 1965 [1 of 27] 662 3 1965 [2 of 27] 662 4 1965 [3 of 27] 662 5 1965 [4 of 27] 662 6 1965 [5 of 27] 662 7 1965 [6 of 27] 662 8 1965 [7 of 27] 662 9 1965 [8 of 27] 662 10 1965 [9 of 27] 662 11 1965 [10 of 27] 662 12 1965 [11 of 27] 662 13 1965 [12 of 27] 662 14 1965 [13 of 27] 662 15 1965 [14 of 27] 662 16 1965 [15 of 27] 662 17 1965 [16 of 27] 662 18 1965 [17 of 27] 662 19 1965 [18 of 27] 662 20 1965 [19 of 27] 662 21 1965 [20 of 27] 662 22 1965 [21 of 27] 662 23 1965 [22 of 27] 663 1 1965 [23 of 27] 663 2 1965 [24 of 27] 663 3 1965 [25 of 27] 663 4 1965 [26 of 27] 663 5 1965 [27 of 27] 663 6 1966 [1 of 8] 663 7 1966 [2 of 8] 663 8 1966 [3 of 8] 663 9 1966 [4 of 8] 663 10 1966 [5 of 8] 663 11 1966 [6 of 8]

414 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 663 12 1966 [7 of 8] 663 13 1966 [8 of 8] 663 14 1967 [1 of 26] 663 15 1967 [2 of 26] 663 16 1967 [3 of 26] 663 17 1967 [4 of 26] 663 18 1967 [5 of 26] 663 19 1967 [6 of 26] 663 20 1967 [7 of 26] 663 21 1967 [8 of 26] 663 22 1967 [9 of 26] 663 23 1967 [10 of 26] 664 1 1967 [11 of 26] 664 2 1967 [12 of 26] 664 3 1967 [13 of 26] 664 4 1967 [14 of 26] 664 5 1967 [15 of 26] 664 6 1967 [16 of 26] 664 7 1967 [17 of 26] 664 8 1967 [18 of 26] 664 9 1967 [19 of 26] 664 10 1967 [20 of 26] 664 11 1967 [21 of 26] 664 12 1967 [22 of 26] 664 13 1967 [23 of 26] 664 14 1967 [24 of 26] 664 15 1967 [25 of 26] 664 16 1967 [26 of 26] 664 17 1968 [1 of 98] 664 18 1968 [2 of 98] 664 19 1968 [3 of 98] 664 20 1968 [4 of 98] 664 21 1968 [5 of 98] 665 1 1968 [6 of 98] 665 2 1968 [7 of 98] 665 3 1968 [8 of 98] 665 4 1968 [9 of 98] 665 5 1968 [10 of 98] 665 6 1968 [11 of 98]

415 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 665 7 1968 [12 of 98] 665 8 1968 [13 of 98] 665 9 1968 [14 of 98] 665 10 1968 [15 of 98] 665 11 1968 [16 of 98] 665 12 1968 [17 of 98] 665 13 1968 [18 of 98] 665 14 1968 [19 of 98] 665 15 1968 [20 of 98] 665 16 1968 [21 of 98] 665 17 1968 [22 of 98] 665 18 1968 [23 of 98] 665 19 1968 [24 of 98] 665 20 1968 [25 of 98] 665 21 1968 [26 of 98] 666 1 1968 [27 of 98] 666 2 1968 [28 of 98] 666 3 1968 [29 of 98] 666 4 1968 [30 of 98] 666 5 1968 [31 of 98] 666 6 1968 [32 of 98] 666 7 1968 [33 of 98] 666 8 1968 [34 of 98] 666 9 1968 [35 of 98] 666 10 1968 [36 of 98] 666 11 1968 [37 of 98] 666 12 1968 [38 of 98] 666 13 1968 [39 of 98] 666 14 1968 [40 of 98] 666 15 1968 [41 of 98] 666 16 1968 [42 of 98] 666 17 1968 [43 of 98] 666 18 1968 [44 of 98] 666 19 1968 [45 of 98] 666 20 1968 [46 of 98] 666 21 1968 [47 of 98] 667 1 1968 [48 of 98] 667 2 1968 [49 of 98] 667 3 1968 [50 of 98]

416 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 667 4 1968 [51 of 98] 667 5 1968 [52 of 98] 667 6 1968 [53 of 98] 667 7 1968 [54 of 98] 667 8 1968 [55 of 98] 667 9 1968 [56 of 98] 667 10 1968 [57 of 98] 667 11 1968 [58 of 98] 667 12 1968 [59 of 98] 667 13 1968 [60 of 98] 667 14 1968 [61 of 98] 667 15 1968 [62 of 98] 667 16 1968 [63 of 98] 667 17 1968 [64 of 98] 667 18 1968 [65 of 98] 667 19 1968 [66 of 98] 668 1 1968 [67 of 98] 668 2 1968 [68 of 98] 668 3 1968 [69 of 98] 668 4 1968 [70 of 98] 668 5 1968 [71 of 98] 668 6 1968 [72 of 98] 668 7 1968 [73 of 98] 668 8 1968 [74 of 98] 668 9 1968 [75 of 98] 668 10 1968 [76 of 98] 668 11 1968 [77 of 98] 668 12 1968 [78 of 98] 668 13 1968 [79 of 98] 668 14 1968 [80 of 98] 668 15 1968 [81 of 98] 668 16 1968 [82 of 98] 668 17 1968 [83 of 98] 668 18 1968 [84 of 98] 668 19 1968 [85 of 98] 668 20 1968 [86 of 98] 668 21 1968 [87 of 98] 669 1 1968 [88 of 98] 669 2 1968 [89 of 98]

417 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 669 3 1968 [90 of 98] 669 4 1968 [91 of 98] 669 5 1968 [92 of 98] 669 6 1968 [93 of 98] 669 7 1968 [94 of 98] 669 8 1968 [95 of 98] 669 9 1968 [96 of 98] 669 10 1968 [97 of 98] 669 11 1968 [98 of 98] 669 12 1969 [1 of 69] 669 13 1969 [2 of 69] 669 14 1969 [3 of 69] 669 15 1969 [4 of 69] 669 16 1969 [5 of 69] 669 17 1969 [6 of 69] 669 18 1969 [7 of 69] 669 19 1969 [8 of 69] 669 20 1969 [9 of 69] 669 21 1969 [10 of 69] 669 22 1969 [11 of 69] 670 1 1969 [12 of 69] 670 2 1969 [13 of 69] 670 3 1969 [14 of 69] 670 4 1969 [15 of 69] 670 5 1969 [16 of 69] 670 6 1969 [17 of 69] 670 7 1969 [18 of 69] 670 8 1969 [19 of 69] 670 9 1969 [20 of 69] 670 10 1969 [21 of 69] 670 11 1969 [22 of 69] 670 12 1969 [23 of 69] 670 13 1969 [24 of 69] 670 14 1969 [25 of 69] 670 15 1969 [26 of 69] 670 16 1969 [27 of 69] 670 17 1969 [28 of 69] 670 18 1969 [29 of 69] 670 19 1969 [30 of 69]

418 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 670 20 1969 [31 of 69] 671 1 1969 [32 of 69] 671 2 1969 [33 of 69] 671 3 1969 [34 of 69] 671 4 1969 [35 of 69] 671 5 1969 [36 of 69] 671 6 1969 [37 of 69] 671 7 1969 [38 of 69] 671 8 1969 [39 of 69] 671 9 1969 [40 of 69] 671 10 1969 [41 of 69] 671 11 1969 [42 of 69] 671 12 1969 [43 of 69] 671 13 1969 [44 of 69] 671 14 1969 [45 of 69] 671 15 1969 [46 of 69] 671 16 1969 [47 of 69] 671 17 1969 [48 of 69] 671 18 1969 [49 of 69] 671 19 1969 [50 of 69] 671 20 1969 [51 of 69] 671 21 1969 [52 of 69] 671 22 1969 [53 of 69] 671 23 1969 [54 of 69] 671 24 1969 [55 of 69] 672 1 1969 [56 of 69] 672 2 1969 [57 of 69] 672 3 1969 [58 of 69] 672 4 1969 [59 of 69] 672 5 1969 [60 of 69] 672 6 1969 [61 of 69] 672 7 1969 [62 of 69] 672 8 1969 [63 of 69] 672 9 1969 [64 of 69] 672 10 1969 [65 of 69] 672 11 1969 [66 of 69] 672 12 1969 [67 of 69] 672 13 1969 [68 of 69] 672 14 1969 [69 of 69]

419 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 672 15 1970 [1 of 44] 672 16 1970 [2 of 44] 672 17 1970 [3 of 44] 672 18 1970 [4 of 44] 672 19 1970 [5 of 44] 672 20 1970 [6 of 44] 672 21 1970 [7 of 44] 672 22 1970 [8 of 44] 673 1 1970 [9 of 44] 673 2 1970 [10 of 44] 673 3 1970 [11 of 44] 673 4 1970 [12 of 44] 673 5 1970 [13 of 44] 673 6 1970 [14 of 44] 673 7 1970 [15 of 44] 673 8 1970 [16 of 44] 673 9 1970 [17 of 44] 673 10 1970 [18 of 44] 673 11 1970 [19 of 44] 673 12 1970 [20 of 44] 673 13 1970 [21 of 44] 673 14 1970 [22 of 44] 673 15 1970 [23 of 44] 673 16 1970 [24 of 44] 673 17 1970 [25 of 44] 673 18 1970 [26 of 44] 673 19 1970 [27 of 44] 673 20 1970 [28 of 44] 673 21 1970 [29 of 44] 673 22 1970 [30 of 44] 674 1 1970 [31 of 44] 674 2 1970 [32 of 44] 674 3 1970 [33 of 44] 674 4 1970 [34 of 44] 674 5 1970 [35 of 44] 674 6 1970 [36 of 44] 674 7 1970 [37 of 44] 674 8 1970 [38 of 44] 674 9 1970 [39 of 44]

420 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 674 10 1970 [40 of 44] 674 11 1970 [41 of 44] 674 12 1970 [42 of 44] 674 13 1970 [43 of 44] 674 14 1970 [44 of 44] 674 15 1971 [1 of 32] 674 16 1971 [2 of 32] 674 17 1971 [3 of 32] 674 18 1971 [4 of 32] 674 19 1971 [5 of 32] 674 20 1971 [6 of 32] 675 1 1971 [7 of 32] 675 2 1971 [8 of 32] 675 3 1971 [9 of 32] 675 4 1971 [10 of 32] 675 5 1971 [11 of 32] 675 6 1971 [12 of 32] 675 7 1971 [13 of 32] 675 8 1971 [14 of 32] 675 9 1971 [15 of 32] 675 10 1971 [16 of 32] 675 11 1971 [17 of 32] 675 12 1971 [18 of 32] 675 13 1971 [19 of 32] 675 14 1971 [20 of 32] 675 15 1971 [21 of 32] 675 16 1971 [22 of 32] 675 17 1971 [23 of 32] 675 18 1971 [24 of 32] 675 19 1971 [25 of 32] 675 20 1971 [26 of 32] 675 21 1971 [27 of 32] 675 22 1971 [28 of 32] 675 23 1971 [29 of 32] 676 1 1971 [30 of 32] 676 2 1971 [31 of 32] 676 3 1971 [32 of 32] 676 4 1972 [1 of 2] 676 5 1972 [2 of 2]

421 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 676 6 1973-1974 676 7 1976-1979 676 8 1980 [1 of 6] 676 9 1980 [2 of 6] 676 10 1980 [3 of 6] 676 11 1980 [4 of 6] 676 12 1980 [5 of 6] 676 13 1980 [6 of 6] 676 14 1981 [1 of 13] 676 15 1981 [2 of 13] 676 16 1981 [3 of 13] 676 17 1981 [4 of 13] 676 18 1981 [5 of 13] 677 1 1981 [6 of 13] 677 2 1981 [7 of 13] 677 3 1981 [8 of 13] 677 4 1981 [9 of 13] 677 5 1981 [10 of 13] 677 6 1981 [11 of 13] 677 7 1981 [12 of 13] 677 8 1981 [13 of 13] 677 9 1982 [1 of 3] 677 10 1982 [2 of 3] 677 11 1982 [3 of 3] 677 12 1983 [1 of 2] 677 13 1983 [2 of 2] 677 14 1984 [1 of 2] 677 15 1984 [2 of 2] 677 16 1985 [1 of 2] 678 1 1985 [2 of 2] 678 2 1986 678 3 1987 [1 of 2] 678 4 1987 [2 of 2] 678 5 1988 678 6 1989-1990 678 7 1991-1992 678 8 1993 678 9 1994 678 10 1995

422 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 678 11 1996 [1 of 2] [RESTRICTED] 678 12 1996 [2 of 2] [RESTRICTED] 678 13 1997 [1 of 2] [RESTRICTED] 678 14 1997 [2 of 2] [RESTRICTED] 678 15 1998 [1 of 3] [RESTRICTED] 678 16 1998 [2 of 3] [RESTRICTED] 678 17 1998 [3 of 3] [RESTRICTED] 679 1 1999 [RESTRICTED] 679 2 2000 [1 of 2] [RESTRICTED] 679 3 2000 [2 of 2] [RESTRICTED] 679 4 2001 [RESTRICTED] 679 5 2003-2004 [RESTRICTED] 679 6 Undated

Restricted files 914 - Restricted files 915 - Restricted files

423 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 14.3 Banking records, 1958-2001 Boxes 679 - 692; OBV89 - 137

Scope and Content Note The series consists of the banking records of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference from 1958-2001, including deposit records, bank statements and check stubs. Deposit slips document years for which there are no ledgers and are arranged chronologically. Bank statements and check stubs are arranged alphabetically by account name.

Arrangement Note Arranged by record type, then in chronological or alphabetical order.

Restrictions on Access Special restrictions apply: This subseries is stored off-site. Researchers must contact the Rose Library in advance to access these materials. Financial records are restricted for 25 years from the date of their creation.

Deposits Box Folder Content 679 7 1958 679 8 1959 679 9 1960 [1 of 3] 679 10 1960 [2 of 3] 679 11 1960 [3 of 3] 679 12 1961 [1 of 6] 679 13 1961 [2 of 6] 679 14 1961 [3 of 6] 679 15 1961 [4 of 6] 679 16 1961 [5 of 6] 679 17 1961 [6 of 6] 679 18 1962 679 19 1963 [1 of 4] 679 20 1963 [2 of 4] 679 21 1963 [3 of 4] 679 22 1963 [4 of 4] 680 1 1964 [1 of 22] 680 2 1964 [2 of 22] 680 3 1964 [3 of 22] 680 4 1964 [4 of 22] 680 5 1964 [5 of 22] 680 6 1964 [6 of 22]

424 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 680 7 1964 [7 of 22] 680 8 1964 [8 of 22] 680 9 1964 [9 of 22] 680 10 1964 [10 of 22] 680 11 1964 [11 of 22] 680 12 1964 [12 of 22] 680 13 1964 [13 of 22] 680 14 1964 [14 of 22] 680 15 1964 [15 of 22] 680 16 1964 [16 of 22] 681 1 1964 [17 of 22] 681 2 1964 [18 of 22] 681 3 1964 [19 of 22] 681 4 1964 [20 of 22] 681 5 1964 [21 of 22] 681 6 1964 [22 of 22] 681 7 1965 [1 of 6] 681 8 1965 [2 of 6] 681 9 1965 [3 of 6] 681 10 1965 [4 of 6] 681 11 1965 [5 of 6] 681 12 1965 [6 of 6] 681 13 2001 [RESTRICTED]

Bank statements 681 14 20th Anniversary of the Montgomery Bus Boycott, 1976-1977 681 15 Alabama SCLC, general account, 1967-1968 681 16 Alabama SCLC, general account, 1969 681 17 Alabama SCLC, general account, 1970-1974 681 18 Alabama SCLC, Voter Registration, 1966 681 19 Alliance for Social, Economic and Political Progress, 1969 681 20 Atlantic National Bank, 1979-1980 681 21 Benevolence Fund--SCLC, 1973-1976 681 22 Carver State Bank, Savannah, Georgia, 1964 681 23 Central United Methodist Get-Out-the-Vote Coalition, 1984 682 1 Chicago Adult Education Project, general account, 1967-1968 682 2 Chief Albert Luthuli Memorial Fund, 1969-1975 682 3 The Citizens and Southern National Bank, 1966 [1 of 6] 682 4 The Citizens and Southern National Bank, 1966 [2 of 6] 682 5 The Citizens and Southern National Bank, 1966 [3 of 6]

425 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 682 6 The Citizens and Southern National Bank, 1966 [4 of 6] 682 7 The Citizens and Southern National Bank, 1966 [5 of 6] 682 8 The Citizens and Southern National Bank, 1966 [6 of 6] 682 9 The Citizens and Southern National Bank, 1967 682 10 Citizens Trust Company, 1959 682 11 Citizens Trust Company, 1961-1962 682 12 Citizens Trust Company, 1963 682 13 Citizens Trust Company, 1966 March 682 14 Citizens Trust Company, 1969 682 15 Citizens Trust Company, 1970 January 682 16 Citizens Trust Company, 1970 April 682 17 Citizens Trust Company, 1970 June-September 682 18 Citizens Trust Company, 1972 July 682 19 Citizens Trust Company, 1972 August 683 1 Citizens Trust Company, 1972 September-October 683 2 Citizens Trust Company, 1972 November-December 683 3 Citizens Trust Company, 1973 683 4 Crusade for Citizenship, 1962-1964 683 5 Crusade for Citizenship, 1964 683 6 Crusade for Citizenship, 1965 683 7 Crusade for Citizenship, 1966 January 683 8 Crusade for Citizenship, 1966 February 683 9 Crusade for Citizenship, 1966 March 683 10 Crusade for Citizenship, 1966 April-November 683 11 Crusade for Citizenship, 1967-1968 683 12 Crusade for Citizenship, 1969-1970 683 13 Debit memoranda, 1965-1966 683 14 Department of World Community Affairs, 1979-1983 683 15 Deposit corrections, 1965-1968 683 16 Field Foundation Project in Citizenship Education, 1968 683 17 Field Foundation Project in Citizenship Education, 1970-1979 683 18 Fred D. Taylor operational account, 1971 683 19 Insufficient funds and other account charges, 1965-1967 683 20 Insufficient funds and other account charges, 1968 683 21 Insufficient funds and other account charges, 1971-1972 683 22 Liberty Bank, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1981 683 23 Martin Luther King, Jr. Award, 1976-1983 683 24 Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Fund, 1968-1969 683 25 Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Fund, 1970-1978

426 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 684 1 Martin Luther King Speaks, 1969 684 2 Martin Luther King Speaks, 1970 [1 of 2] 684 3 Martin Luther King Speaks, 1970 [2 of 2] 684 4 Martin Luther King Speaks, 1971 684 5 Mt. Olive Baptist Church building fund, 1964-1965 684 6 National Gathering of Black Clergy, 1981 684 7 Operation Breadbasket, 1978-1984 684 8 Payton, George A., congressional campaign, Charleston, South Carolina, 1968 684 9 Platform Issues, 1984 684 10 Political Action Project, 1967 684 11 Savings account, Tri-State Bank of Memphis, 1974-1982 684 12 SCLC Ad Hoc Finance Committee, 1969-1970 684 13 SCLC Chicago Project, 1965 September-October 684 14 SCLC Chicago Project, 1965 November-December 684 15 SCLC Chicago Project, 1966 January-February 684 16 SCLC Chicago Project, 1966 April 684 17 SCLC Chicago Project, 1966 May-June 684 18 SCLC Chicago Project, 1966 July-October 684 19 SCLC Citizenship Education Program Emergency Fund, 1966-1980 684 20 SCLC convention account, 1970-1972 684 21 SCLC convention account, 1973 January-February 684 22 SCLC convention account, 1973 March-April 684 23 SCLC convention account, 1973 May-June 685 1 SCLC convention account, 1973 July-September 685 2 SCLC convention account, 1973 October-December 685 3 SCLC convention account, 1974 January-February 685 4 SCLC convention account, 1974 March-April 685 5 SCLC convention account, 1974 May 685 6 SCLC convention account, 1974 June 685 7 SCLC convention account, 1974 July-August 685 8 SCLC convention account, 1974 September-October 685 9 SCLC convention account, 1974 November-December 685 10 SCLC convention account, 1975 January-February 685 11 SCLC convention account, 1975 March-April 685 12 SCLC convention account, 1975 May-June 685 13 SCLC convention account, 1975 July-September 685 14 SCLC convention account, 1975 October-November 685 15 SCLC convention account, 1975 December 686 1 SCLC convention account, 1976 January-February

427 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 686 2 SCLC convention account, 1976 March-April 686 3 SCLC convention account, 1976 May 686 4 SCLC convention account, 1976 June-July 686 5 SCLC convention account, 1976 August-September 686 6 SCLC convention account, 1976 October-December 686 7 SCLC convention account, 1977 686 8 SCLC convention account, 1978-1981 686 9 SCLC convention account, 1982 686 10 SCLC convention account, 1983 686 11 SCLC convention account, 1984 686 12 SCLC convention account #2, 1977 March-April 686 13 SCLC convention account #2, 1977 May 686 14 SCLC convention account #2, 1977 June 687 1 SCLC convention account #2, 1977 July 687 2 SCLC convention account #2, 1977 August-September 687 3 SCLC convention account #2, 1977 October-November 687 4 SCLC convention account #2, 1977 December 687 5 SCLC convention account #2, 1978 January-February 687 6 SCLC convention account #2, 1978 March 687 7 SCLC convention account #2, 1978 April 687 8 SCLC convention account #2, 1978 May 687 9 SCLC convention account #2, 1978 June-August 687 10 SCLC convention account #2, 1978 September-October 687 11 SCLC convention account #2, 1978 November 687 12 SCLC convention account #2, 1978 December 687 13 SCLC convention account #2, 1979 February-April 687 14 SCLC convention account #2, 1979 May 687 15 SCLC convention account #2, 1979 June 687 16 SCLC convention account #2, 1979 July 687 17 SCLC convention account #2, 1979 August 688 1 SCLC convention account #2, 1979 September-October 688 2 SCLC convention account #2, 1979 November-December 688 3 SCLC convention account #2, 1980 January 688 4 SCLC convention account #2, 1980 February-March 688 5 SCLC convention account #2, 1981 688 6 SCLC convention account #2, 1982 688 7 SCLC emergency fund, 1971 688 8 SCLC Freedom Fleet, 1967 688 9 SCLC Fun Run, 1983-1986

428 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 688 10 SCLC Housing Project, 1980-1983 688 11 SCLC National Convention, Bank of Anniston, Alabama, 1976-1980 688 12 SCLC New York, 1962 July-September 688 13 SCLC restricted funds account, 1968 September-October 688 14 SCLC restricted funds account, 1968 November-December 688 15 SCLC restricted funds account, 1969 January-February 688 16 SCLC restricted funds account, 1969 March-April 688 17 SCLC restricted funds account, 1969 May-June 688 18 SCLC restricted funds account, 1969 July-December 688 19 SCLC restricted funds account, 1970 January-July 688 20 SCLC restricted funds account, 1970 August-December 688 21 SCLC restricted funds account, 1971 688 22 SCLC restricted funds account, 1972-1979 688 23 SCLC restricted funds account, 1980-1982 689 1 SCLC restricted funds account, 1983 689 2 SCLC restricted funds account, 1984-1985 - - SCLC restricted funds account, 1998 [RESTRICTED] 689 3 SCLC Silver Anniversary, 1982-1992 689 4 SCLC special reserve, 2001 [RESTRICTED] 689 5 SCLC tax account, 1983-1984 689 6 SCLC Voter Registration Project, 1970 August-September 689 7 SCLC Voter Registration Project, 1970 October 689 8 SCLC Voter Registration Project, 1970 November-January 1971 689 9 SCLC Washington, D.C., 1973-1975, 1982-1983 689 10 Special account, 1959-1960 689 11 Stars for Freedom, 1966-1976 689 12 Time deposit account, 1984

Check stubs 689 13 Belafonte Concert Committee, 1962 June-July 689 14 Carver State Bank, Savannah, Georgia, 1964 689 15 Citizens Trust Company, 1957 October 25-February 3, 1959 689 16 Citizens Trust Company, 1959 December 9-June 14, 1960 689 17 Citizens Trust Company, 1960 June 14-October 27 689 18 Citizens Trust Company, 1960 October 28-April 18, 1961 689 19 Citizens Trust Company, 1961 April 19-August 28, 689 20 Citizens Trust Company, 1961 November 13-January 18, 1962 689 21 Citizens Trust Company, 1962 May 15-August 29 689 22 Citizens Trust Company, 1962 August 31-November 16 689 23 Citizens Trust Company, 1962 November 15-December 28

429 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 690 1 Citizens Trust Company, 1963 January 8-April 10 690 2 Citizens Trust Company, 1963 May 21-June 28 OBV89- Citizens Trust Company, 1963 September OBV90- Citizens Trust Company, 1963 October OBV91- Citizens Trust Company, 1963 November OBV92- Citizens Trust Company, 1963 December OBV93- Citizens Trust Company, 1964 January OBV94- Citizens Trust Company, 1964 February OBV95- Citizens Trust Company, 1964 March OBV96- Citizens Trust Company, 1964 April OBV97- Citizens Trust Company, 1964 May OBV98- Citizens Trust Company, 1964 June OBV99- Citizens Trust Company, 1964 July OBV100- Citizens Trust Company, 1964 August OBV101- Citizens Trust Company, 1964 September OBV102- Citizens Trust Company, 1964 October OBV103- Citizens Trust Company, 1964 November OBV104- Citizens Trust Company, 1964 December OBV105- Citizens Trust Company, 1965 January OBV106- Citizens Trust Company, 1965 February OBV107- Citizens Trust Company, 1965 March OBV108- Citizens Trust Company, 1965 April OBV109- Citizens Trust Company, 1965 May OBV110- Citizens Trust Company, 1965 June OBV111- Citizens Trust Company, 1965 July OBV112- Citizens Trust Company, 1965 August [1 of 2] OBV113- Citizens Trust Company, 1965 August [2 of 2] OBV114- Citizens Trust Company, 1965 September OBV115- Citizens Trust Company, 1965 October OBV116- Citizens Trust Company, 1965 November OBV117- Citizens Trust Company, 1966 February OBV118- Citizens Trust Company, 1966 June OBV119- Citizens Trust Company, 1966 July OBV120- Citizens Trust Company, 1966 August OBV121- Citizens Trust Company, 1966 September OBV122- Citizens Trust Company, 1966 October OBV123- Citizens Trust Company, 1966 November OBV124- Citizens Trust Company, 1966 December OBV125- Citizens Trust Company, 1970 April-May

430 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] OBV126- Citizens Trust Company, 1970 July OBV127- Citizens Trust Company, 1971 May OBV128- Citizens Trust Company, 1971 June OBV129- Citizens Trust Company, 1971 July OBV130- Citizens Trust Company, 1971 August-September OBV131- Citizens Trust Company, 1971 October OBV132- Citizens Trust Company, 1971 November OBV133- Citizens Trust Company, 1971 December OBV134- Citizens Trust Company, 1972 January OBV135- Citizens Trust Company, 1972 February OBV136- Citizens Trust Company, 1972 March OBV137- Citizens Trust Company, 1972 November 690 3 Citizenship Education Program emergency fund, 1966-1972 690 4 Crusade for Citizenship, 1961-1962 690 5 Crusade for Citizenship, 1963 690 6 Crusade for Citizenship, 1966-1967 690 7 Field Foundation Project in Citizenship Education, 1965 690 8 Field Foundation Project in Citizenship Education, 1969-1972 690 9 First National Bank, 1965 September 15-February 15, 1966 690 10 First National Bank, 1966 February 16-May 5 690 11 First National Bank, 1966 May 6-July 19 690 12 Grenada County Freedom Movement, 1966-1967 690 13 SCLC convention account, 1981-1983 690 14 SCLC convention account #2, 1980 April-June 690 15 SCLC convention account #2, 1980 July-December 690 16 SCLC convention account #2, 1981 April-September 690 17 SCLC convention account #2, 1981 October-December 691 1 SCLC convention account #2, 1982 January-June 691 2 SCLC convention account #2, 1982 July-September 691 3 SCLC convention account #2, 1982 September-December 691 4 SCLC convention account #2, 1982 December-March 691 5 SCLC convention account #2, 1983 March-July 691 6 SCLC convention account #2, 1983 July-October 691 7 SCLC convention account #2, 1983 October-December 691 8 SCLC convention account #2, 1984 December 1983-April 1984 691 9 SCLC convention account #2, 1984 May-August 691 10 SCLC convention account #2, 1984 August-December 691 11 Special account, 1958-1960 691 12 Unidentified account, 1965 December

431 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 691 13 Unidentified account, 1966 January 691 14 Unidentified account, 1966 February-March 691 15 Unidentified account, 1966 April 691 16 Unidentified account, 1966 May 691 17 Unidentified account, 1966 June

Other 692 1 Account book, unidentified, 1962 692 2 The Carver State Bank, Savannah, Georgia, account book, 1964 692 3 Freedom National Bank of New York, 1967-1968 692 4 Industrial Bank of Washington, 1968-1969 692 5 National Bank of Georgia, 1967-1969 692 6 Septima P. Clark testimonial by Karen Canning or Dorothy Cotton, account cards, 1970

Restricted files 915 - Restricted files

432 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 14.4 Contribution records, 1961-2001 Boxes 693 - 754

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of records of contributions made to the Southern Christian Leadership Conference from 1961-2001, including subject files and receipts. The subject files include materials relating to donations in response to specific events or campaigns, as well as general information about donors and fundraising. They consist primarily of letters from SCLC in response to donations, though of particular note will be letters from donors to the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Fund, established in the wake of King's assassination. Receipts in the series include receipts sent to donors, as well as receipts for any other funds received by the organization, including membership fees and sales.

Arrangement Note Arranged by record type.

Restrictions on Access Special restrictions apply: This subseries is stored off-site. Researchers must contact the Rose Library in advance to access these materials. Financial records are restricted for 25 years from the date of their creation.

Subject files Box Folder Content 693 1 Atlanta, Georgia contributors, circa July-August 1970 693 2 Birmingham, Alabama, 1963 693 3 Board donations, undated 693 4 Board donations, Detroit, Michigan meeting, 1971 693 5 Check stubs and copies, 1964-1995 - - Check stubs and copies, 2000 [RESTRICTED] 693 6 Chicago, Illinois reception, 2001 [RESTRICTED] 693 7 Contributions from Atlanta ministers, 1972 693 8 Contributions from churches, undated 693 9 Contributions from churches, 1983 January-April 1984 693 10 Contributions received through Tom Houck and Stoney Cooks, 1970 693 11 Gifts of stock and other securities, 1964-1969 693 12 Letters from contributors, undated 693 13 Letters from contributors, 1961-1969 693 14 Letters from contributors, 1970 693 15 Letters from contributors, 1971 693 16 Letters from contributors, 1972-1979 693 17 Letters from contributors, 1981-1991

433 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 693 18 Letter from contributors, 1996-1998 [RESTRICTED] 693 19 Letters to contributors, undated 693 20 Letters to contributors, 1965-1967 693 21 Letters to contributors, 1968 693 22 Letters to contributors, 1969 [1 of 4] 693 23 Letters to contributors, 1969 [2 of 4] 693 24 Letters to contributors, 1969 [3 of 4] 693 25 Letters to contributors, 1969 [4 of 4] 693 26 Letters to contributors, 1970 [1 of 3] 693 27 Letters to contributors, 1970 [2 of 3] 693 28 Letters to contributors, 1970 [3 of 3] 694 1 Letters to contributors, 1971 [1 of 4] 694 2 Letters to contributors, 1971 [2 of 4] 694 3 Letters to contributors, 1971 [3 of 4] 694 4 Letters to contributors, 1971 [4 of 4] 694 5 Letters to contributors, 1972 [1 of 2] 694 6 Letters to contributors, 1972 [2 of 2] 694 7 Letters to contributors, 1973 [1 of 2] 694 8 Letters to contributors, 1973 [2 of 2] 694 9 Letters to contributors, 1974 694 10 Letters to contributors, 1975 694 11 Letters to contributors, 1976 694 12 Letters to contributors, 1977 [1 of 2] 694 13 Letters to contributors, 1977 [2 of 2] 694 14 Letters to contributors, 1978 [1 of 2] 694 15 Letters to contributors, 1978 [2 of 2] 694 16 Letters to contributors, 1979 695 1 Letters to contributors, 1980 [1 of 2] 695 2 Letters to contributors, 1980 [2 of 2] 695 3 Letters to contributors, 1981 695 4 Letters to contributors, 1982 695 5 Letters to contributors, 1983-1984 695 6 Letters to contributors, 1987-1991 - - Letters to contributors, 1998-2001 [RESTRICTED] 695 7 List of contributors, undated 695 8 List of contributors, 1985 695 9 Martin Luther King, Jr. memorial contributions, undated 695 10 Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Fund, contribution envelopes, 1968 April 695 11 Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Fund, J. Oscar McCloud (Reverend), 1968

434 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 695 12 Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Fund, letters from contributors, 1968 April 695 13 Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Fund, letters from contributors, 1968 April 4-10 695 14 Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Fund, letters from contributors, 1968 April 11 695 15 Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Fund, letters from contributors, 1968 April 12-14 695 16 Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Fund, letters from contributors, 1968 April 15-17 695 17 Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Fund, letters from contributors, 1968 April 18-27 695 18 Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Fund, letters to contributors, 1968 May-June 695 19 Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Fund, list of 500, 1968 695 20 Ministers Fellowship Council of White Plains and Vicinity, undated 695 21 National Tag Day contribution forms, circa 1970s 695 22 Receipts from Chicago Benefit, 1968 April 695 23 Reserve fund, 1997 [RESTRICTED] 695 24 Selma to Montgomery March, 1965

Receipts 695 25 1964-1972 696 1964 July-August 697 1964 September-1965 February 698 1965 699 1965 700 1965 701 1965 702 1965 703 1965 704 1965 705 1965 706 1965 707 1965 708 1965 709 1965-1966 710 1966 711 1966 712 1966 713 1966 714 1966 715 1966

435 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 716 1966-1967 717 1967 718 1967 719 1967 720 1967 721 1967 722 1967-1968 723 1968 724 1968 725 1968 726 1968 727 1968 728 1968 729 1968 730 1968 731 1968 732 1968 733 1968 734 1968 735 1968-1969 736 1969 737 1969 738 1969 739 1969 740 1969 741 1969 742 1970 743 1970 744 1970 745 1970 746 1970 747 1970-1971 748 1971 749 1971 750 1972 751 1972-1974 752 1974-1977 753 1978-1985 754 1986-1988, 1992-1995, undated

436 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - 1996-1997 [RESTRICTED]

Restricted files 915 - Restricted files

437 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 14.5 Payroll records, 1964-2000 Boxes 755 - 756; OBV138 - 167 and 194

Scope and Content Note The series consists of the payroll records of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, including employee pay rates, garnishments and deductions. The series contains subject files, bank statements and ledgers.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Restrictions on Access Special restrictions apply: The subseries is closed to researchers until 2075. This subseries is stored off-site.

438 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Series 15 Southern Christian Leadership Foundation records, 1962-2001 Boxes 757 - 783; OBV168 - 191

Historical Note The Southern Christian Leadership Foundation (SCLF) was a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization founded in 1966 to raise money on behalf of SCLC and was originally called the Martin Luther King, Jr. Foundation. The organization often acted as an organ for funding the activities of SCLC, including everyday operating expenses and special programs such as the Crusade for Citizenship and the Ministers Leadership Training Program. SCLF also provided grants to other organizations. In 1968, the SCLF, Southern Rural Action, Inc., and the citizens of Crawfordville, Georgia, received a Community Action Program (CAP) grant from the Office of Economic Opportunity to start a textile manufacturing project. Crawfordville Enterprises' aim was to create a black-owned and operated sewing plant, and provide community outreach and assistance to the poor African American population in Crawfordville. The Foundation assumed primary responsibility for the administration of funds from the grant, though were not always involved in daily management of the business. Chauncey Eskridge was the Foundation's first Director, a position he held until the mid-1980s. He was succeeded by his long-time assistant Betty Brooks.

Scope and Content Note The series consists of the records of the Southern Christian Leadership Foundation from 1962-2001, including correspondence, the records of Crawfordville Enterprises, financial records, documents detailing grants to SCLC to cover operating expenses, grants to fund projects undertaken by individuals and organizations, and other ventures SCLF involved itself in, including the Martin Luther King, Jr. International Freedom Games. The records of the Southern Christian Leadership Foundation provide a comprehensive view of the activities of the organization. The documents primarily cover the period from 1966-1990s, when the Foundation was most active, administering grants to individuals, organizations, and SCLC, as well as overseeing and operating textile business ventures such as Crawfordville Enterprises. The records in this series document the actions of Chauncey Eskridge, the Foundation's Director, a position he held from the inception of SCLF in 1966 until the mid-1980s, when operational responsibilities were taken over by Betty Brooks, the Foundation's long-time administrative assistant and aide to Eskridge. Eskridge also served as SCLC's legal counsel for many years. For these records, see Series 16: Legal records.

Arrangement Note Organized into five subseries: (15.1) Southern Christian Leadership Foundation correspondence, (15.2) Crawfordville Enterprises records, (15.3) Southern Christian Leadership Foundation financial records, (15.4) Southern Christian Leadership Foundation grant records, and (15.5) Southern Christian Leadership Foundation other project records.

439 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Restrictions on Access Special restrictions apply: Ledgers are stored off-site. Researchers must contact the Rose Library in advance to access these items. Subseries 15.3: Financial records are closed to researchers for 25 years from the date of their creation. In cases where ledgers contain records for multiple years, they are closed for 25 years from the date of the latest record. Payroll records of SCLF are closed to researchers until 2066.

440 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 15.1 Southern Christian Leadership Foundation correspondence, 1966-1992 Boxes 757 - 758

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of correspondence pertaining to the day to day functions of the Southern Christian Leadership Foundation between 1966-1992. The letters are primarily to or from Chauncey Eskridge, who served as the Foundation's Director from its inception in 1966 until the mid-1980s. Much of the correspondence is between Eskridge and other members of SCLC, though some documents conversations with companies, donors, affiliates, and organizations and individuals seeking grants from the Foundation.

Arrangement Note Arranged in chronological order.

Box Folder Content 757 1 Undated 757 2 1966-1967 757 3 1968 January-February 757 4 1968 March-April 757 5 1968 May 757 6 1968 June-July 757 7 1968 August 757 8 1968 September-October 757 9 1968 November-December 757 10 1969 January 757 11 1969 February 757 12 1969 March 757 13 1969 April 757 14 1969 May 757 15 1969 June 757 16 1969 July 757 17 1969 August 757 18 1969 September 757 19 1969 October 757 20 1969 November-December 758 1 1970 758 2 1971-1972 758 3 1973-1974 758 4 1975 758 5 1976 758 6 1977

441 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 758 7 1978 758 8 1979 758 9 1982-1986 758 10 1987 758 11 1990 758 12 1991 758 13 1992

442 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 15.2 Crawfordville Enterprises records, 1968-1983 Boxes 759 - 766

Historical Note Crawfordville Enterprises was a non-profit venture undertaken by Southern Christian Leadership Foundation (SCLF), Southern Rural Action, Inc., and the citizens of Crawfordville, Georgia, through a Community Action Program (CAP) grant from the Office of Economic Opportunity (OEO). Crawfordville Enterprises began in 1968 as a textile manufacturing project in the rural town of Crawfordville. Its aim was to create a black-owned and operated sewing plant, and provide community outreach and assistance to the poor African American population in Crawfordville. Though the project did not always directly involve SCLF, they did act as administrator of the grant money from OEO and helped to oversee some of the plant's operations. The company closed in 1983.

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of the records of Crawfordville Enterprises from 1968-1983, including correspondence, financial records, administrative records, and payroll records. The records document the founding and evolution of the company. The subseries also contains the records of Village Creations and B & B Enterprises, both for-profit textile business offshoots of Crawfordville Enterprises, managed by Chauncey Eskridge and SCLF. The records of Village Creations are interfiled with the records of Crawfordville Enterprises, as they coexisted in the same town and it was often difficult to distinguish between the two. The financial records contain bank records, as well as bills, ledgers, and tax records, in which federal and state tax documents are filed together. Most of the bank records are specific to the operations at Village Creations. The administrative records include meeting minutes from the Crawfordville Enterprises Board of Directors and records tracing the disbursements of the OEO grant.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order by record type.

B & B Enterprises records Box Folder Content 759 1 1978 February 759 2 1978 March 759 3 1978 April 759 4 1978 May 759 5 1978 June 759 6 1978 July 759 7 1978 August 759 8 1978 September 759 9 1978 October 759 10 1978 November

443 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 759 11 1978 December 759 12 1979 January 759 13 1979 February 759 14 1979 March 759 15 1979 April 759 16 1979 May 759 17 1979 June 759 18 1979 July 759 19 1979 August 759 20 1979 September 759 21 1979 October

Correspondence 759 22 1968-1969 759 23 1970 January-April 759 24 1970 May-August 759 25 1970 September-December 760 1 1971 January-April 760 2 1971 May-August 760 3 1971 September-December 760 4 1972 January-May 760 5 1972 June-December 760 6 1973 January-April 760 7 1973 May-December 760 8 1974-1978

Financial records 761 1 Amalgamated Bank, debit memoranda and checks, 1979-1983 761 2 Amalgamated Bank, deposit slips, 1978-1982 761 3 Amalgamated Bank, statements, 1978-1983 761 4 Bills, undated 761 5 Bills, 1972-1974 761 6 Bills, 1975 761 7 Bills, 1976 761 8 Bills, 1977-1978 761 9 Farmers Bank, debit memoranda and checks, 1974 761 10 Farmers Bank, debit memoranda and checks, 1975 [1 of 4] 761 11 Farmers Bank, debit memoranda and checks, 1975 [2 of 4] 762 1 Farmers Bank, debit memoranda and checks, 1975 [3 of 4] 762 2 Farmers Bank, debit memoranda and checks, 1975 [4 of 4]

444 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 762 3 Farmers Bank, debit memoranda and checks, 1976 [1 of 2] 762 4 Farmers Bank, debit memoranda and checks, 1976 [2 of 2] 762 5 Farmers Bank, debit memoranda and checks, 1977 762 6 Farmers Bank, debit memoranda and checks, 1978 762 7 Farmers Bank, deposit slips, 1975-1978 763 1 Farmers Bank, statements, 1971, 1974-1979 763 2 Financial reports, 1971-1978 763 3 Ledgers, undated 763 4 Ledgers, 1974 763 5 Ledgers, 1975 763 6 Ledgers, 1976 763 7 Ledgers, 1977 763 8 Ledgers, 1978 763 9 Loan records, 1969-1978 763 10 Notice of insufficient funds slips, 1976 763 11 Tax records, 1973-1981

Other administrative records 764 1 Administrative records, 1969-1978 764 2 Board of Directors meeting minutes, 1969 764 3 Board of Directors meeting minutes, 1970 764 4 Board of Directors meeting minutes, 1971 764 5 Insurance records, 1969-1978 764 6 Inventory records, 1971-1973 764 7 Legal records, circa 1968 764 8 Office of Economic Opportunity CAP grant records, 1969-1972 764 9 Organizational records, 1969-1974 764 10 Progress reports, 1968-1971

Payroll records 765 1 Payroll ledgers, 1974 765 2 Payroll ledgers, 1975 765 3 Payroll ledgers, 1976 [1 of 2] 765 4 Payroll ledgers, 1976 [2 of 2] 765 5 Payroll ledgers, 1977 [1 of 3] 766 1 Payroll ledgers, 1977 [2 of 3] 766 2 Payroll ledgers, 1977 [3 of 3] 766 3 Payroll records, 1977 766 4 Payroll records, 1978 766 5 Payroll records, 1979

445 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 15.3 Southern Christian Leadership Foundation financial records, 1964-2001 Boxes 767 - 777; OBV168 - 191

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of the financial records of Southern Christian Leadership Foundation (SCLF) from 1966-2001. It contains bank records, income ledgers, payroll records, and a comprehensive collection of financial reports. The bank records are organized by bank, and the folders contain deposit slips, bank statements, debit memoranda, and checks for the indicated month or year. The reports consist of internally generated statements about income and spending, as well as reports created by accountants hired by SCLF. The tax records are organized by year, and contain both federal and state tax documents for that year. Payroll tax documents are filed with other payroll records.

Arrangement Note Arranged by record type, then in chronological order.

Restrictions on Access Special restrictions apply: Ledgers are stored off-site. Researchers must contact the Rose Library in advance to access these items. Financial records are closed to researchers for 25 years from the date of their creation. In cases where ledgers contain records for multiple years, they are closed for 25 years from the date of the latest record. Payroll records are closed to researchers until 2066.

Banking records Box Folder Content 767 1 Amalgamated Bank records, 1974 [1 of 2] 767 2 Amalgamated Bank records, 1974 [2 of 2] 767 3 Amalgamated bank, 1990 January-June 767 4 Amalgamated bank, 1990 July-December 767 5 Amalgamated bank, 1991 January-June 767 6 Amalgamated bank, 1991 July-December 768 1 The Citizens and Southern National Bank records, 1967 768 2 The Citizens and Southern National Bank records, 1968 768 3 Citizens Trust Bank records, 1981 March-May 768 4 Citizens Trust Bank records, 1981 June-October 768 5 Citizens Trust Company records, 1971 768 6 Exchange National Bank of Chicago records, undated 768 7 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1967 768 8 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1968 January-March 768 9 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1968 April

446 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 769 1 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1968 May 769 2 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1968 June 769 3 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1968 July 769 4 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1968 August-October 769 5 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1968 November 769 6 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1968 December 770 1 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1969 January 770 2 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1969 February 770 3 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1969 March 770 4 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1969 April 770 5 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1969 May 770 6 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1969 June 770 7 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1969 July 770 8 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1969 August 770 9 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1969 September 771 1 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1969 October 771 2 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1969 November 771 3 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1969 December 771 4 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1970 January 771 5 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1970 February 771 6 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1970 March-July 771 7 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1970 August-October 771 8 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1971 January 771 9 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1971 February 771 10 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1971 March 771 11 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1971 April 771 12 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1971 May 772 1 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1971 June 772 2 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1971 July 772 3 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1971 August 772 4 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1971 September 772 5 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1971 October 772 6 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1971 November 772 7 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1971 December 772 8 The National Bank of Georgia records, 1972 772 9 Seaway National Bank records, 1965-1967, 1974

Ledgers--Income OBV168- 1967 February 8-21 OBV169- 1967 February 23-June 30

447 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] OBV170- 1967 July-December OBV171- 1968 January-March OBV172- 1968 April 1-30 OBV173- 1968 April 30-December 31 OBV174- 1969 January-June OBV175- 1969 July-December OBV176- 1969 summary sheets OBV177- 1970 OBV178- 1971 OBV179- 1971 summary sheets, January OBV180- 1972-1973 OBV181- 1974-1975 OBV182- 1976-1978 OBV183- 1979 January 2-May 23 OBV184- 1979 May 23-December 31 OBV185- 1980 OBV186- 1981 OBV187- 1982 OBV188- 1983 OBV189- 1984 OBV190- 1985 OBV191- 1986

Other administrative records 772 10 Bills, 1973-1974 772 11 Bills, 1990-1992 772 12 Financial resolutions, 1964-1986 773 1 Investment records, 1968-1995 773 2 Ledgers, 1974-1978 773 3 Ledgers, 1990-1991 773 4 Loan records, 1969-1978 773 5 Vouchers, 1968

Payroll records 773 6 Ledgers, 1974 [RESTRICTED] 773 7 Ledgers, 1975 [RESTRICTED] 773 8 Ledgers, 1976 [RESTRICTED] 773 9 Ledgers, 1977 [RESTRICTED] 773 10 Ledgers, 1978 [RESTRICTED] 773 11 Ledgers, 1979 [RESTRICTED]

448 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 774 1 Tax records, 1972 [RESTRICTED] 774 2 Tax records, 1973 [RESTRICTED] 774 3 Tax records, 1974 [RESTRICTED] 774 4 Tax records, 1975 [RESTRICTED] 774 5 Tax records, 1976 [RESTRICTED] 774 6 Tax records, 1977 [RESTRICTED] 774 7 Tax records, 1978 [RESTRICTED] 774 8 Tax records, 1979 [RESTRICTED] 774 9 Tax records, 1990 [RESTRICTED] 774 10 Tax records, 1991 [RESTRICTED]

Reports 774 11 1966-1967 774 12 1968 774 13 1969 774 14 1970 774 15 1971 774 16 1972 775 1 1973 775 2 1974 January-February 775 3 1974 March-April 775 4 1974 May-June 775 5 1974 July-August 775 6 1974 September-October 775 7 1974 November-December 775 8 1975 775 9 1976 775 10 1977 775 11 1978 775 12 1979 775 13 1980 775 14 1982 775 15 1983 775 16 1986 776 1 1987 776 2 1988 776 3 1989 776 4 1990 January 776 5 1990 February 776 6 1990 March

449 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 776 7 1990 April 776 8 1990 May 776 9 1990 June 776 10 1990 July 776 11 1990 August 776 12 1990 September 776 13 1990 October 776 14 1990 November 776 15 1990 December 776 16 1991 January 776 17 1991 February 776 18 1991 March 776 19 1991 April 776 20 1991 May 776 21 1991 June 776 22 1991 July 776 23 1991 August 776 24 1991 September 776 25 1991 October 776 26 1991 November 776 27 1991 December 776 28 1992 776 29 1993 776 30 1997-2001 [RESTRICTED]

Tax records 777 1 1966 777 2 1967 777 3 1968 777 4 1969 777 5 1970 777 6 1971 777 7 1972 777 8 1973 777 9 1974 777 10 1975 777 11 1976 777 12 1977 777 13 1978 777 14 1979

450 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 777 15 1980 777 16 1981 777 17 1982 777 18 1983 777 19 1984 777 20 1985 777 21 1986 777 22 1987 777 23 1988 777 24 1990 777 25 1991 777 26 1992 777 27 1993 777 28 1994 777 29 1995

Restricted files 916 - Restricted files

451 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 15.4 Southern Christian Leadership Foundation grant records, 1966-1991 Boxes 778 - 782

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of records relating to grants made by the Southern Christian Leadership Foundation (SCLF) to SCLC and other organizations from 1966-1991. SCLF often acted as an organ for funding the activities of SCLC and covering the costs of everyday operating expenses, such as traveling, meals, and various other bills. They generally did this in the form of grants, checks made payable to SCLC after SCLC made specific requests for money. The correspondence is primarily comprised of letters from Chauncey Eskridge to SCLC detailing the amount of money contained in a particular grant, or from SCLC to Eskridge, requesting a grant in a desired amount, sometimes accompanied by bills. The vouchers reflect the numerous operating expenses incurred by members of SCLC, which were first paid out of pocket, then reimbursed once a voucher was submitted. These records document only grants made for general operating expenses. Records documenting grants to other organizations and projects include records relating to grants made to specific SCLC programs, as well as organizations other than SCLC. Individual files pertaining to projects contain all materials relating to that project, including financial records, correspondence, and administrative files, organized chronologically. They contain a comprehensive collection of materials documenting the Ministers Leadership Training Program, an initiative to train ministers from around the country in community outreach, in an effort to utilize the church for nonviolent social and political change. The project was funded through a grant to SCLF from the Ford Foundation, and SCLF administered grants to ministers around the nation to allow them to attend these training sessions in their respective regions. For additional records of the Ministers Leadership Training Program, see Subseries 10.5.

Arrangement Note Arranged by record type, then in chronological order.

Operating grants to SCLC Box Folder Content 778 1 Correspondence, 1966-1968 778 2 Correspondence, 1969 778 3 Correspondence, 1970-1979 778 4 Correspondence, 1990-1991 778 5 Vouchers from SCLC, undated 778 6 Vouchers from SCLC, 1968 [1 of 5] 778 7 Vouchers from SCLC, 1968 [2 of 5] 779 1 Vouchers from SCLC, 1968 [3 of 5] 779 2 Vouchers from SCLC, 1968 [4 of 5] 779 3 Vouchers from SCLC, 1968 [5 of 5] 779 4 Vouchers from SCLC, 1969 [1 of 3]

452 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 779 5 Vouchers from SCLC, 1969 [2 of 3] 779 6 Vouchers from SCLC, 1969 [3 of 3] 780 1 Vouchers from SCLC, 1970 780 2 Vouchers from SCLC, 1971

Grants to other organizations and projects 781 1 The AHAB Foundation, 1969 781 2 Appalachian Enterprises, Inc., 1967 781 3 Brooklyn Operation Breadbasket, 1969 781 4 Chicago Voter Registration Drive, 1967 781 5 Citizenship Education Program, 1969 781 6 Crusade for Citizenship, 1968 781 7 Freedom Development Corporation, 1967-1973 781 8 Frieda Foundation, 1969 781 9 Los Angeles Secretary Training Program, 1969 781 10 Martin Luther King Film Project, 1969 781 11 Martin Luther King Jr. Workers Conferences, administrative records, 1974-1976 781 12 Martin Luther King Jr. Workers Conferences, correspondence, 1974-1976 781 13 Martin Luther King Jr. Workers Conferences, financial records, 1974-1976 781 14 Ministers Leadership Training Program, administrative records, 1967 781 15 Ministers Leadership Training Program, bills, 1968 781 16 Ministers Leadership Training Program, correspondence, 1967-1969 781 17 Ministers Leadership Training Program, financial statements, 1968 782 1 Ministers Leadership Training Program, reimbursement memoranda, 1968 February-September 782 2 Ministers Leadership Training Program, reimbursement memoranda, 1968 October-1969 February 782 3 Ministers Leadership Training Program, reimbursement reports, 1967-1968 782 4 National Welfare Rights Organization, 1969 782 5 The People's International University, 1967 782 6 SCLF Children and Families Fund, 1981 782 7 Social Systems Intervention, Inc., 1978-1979 782 8 Southern Rural Action, Inc., 1969 782 9 Toka Films, 1968 782 10 Union to End Slums, 1967

453 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 15.5 Southern Christian Leadership Foundation other project records, 1962-1985 Box 783

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of records pertaining to other projects undertaken by SCLF between 1962 and 1985. Of particular note are the documents relating to the Martin Luther King, Jr. International Freedom Games, which were athletic events held during the 1970s and at least once in the 1980s, in locations such as Pennsylvania, Atlanta, and Jamaica. Additionally, there are records concerning a land dispute in Bibb County, Georgia, and the plans to purchase and repurpose a Holiday Inn in Gary, Indiana.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order by project title.

Box Folder Content 783 1 Bibb County, Georgia property, 1974-1985 783 2 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. East-West All-Star Classic, 1969-1970 783 3 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. International Freedom Games, 1969-1970 783 4 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. International Freedom Games, 1975 783 5 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. International Freedom Games, 1976-1985 783 6 Martin Luther King, Jr. radio show, 1962-1966 783 7 Plan to purchase Holiday Inn, Gary, Indiana, 1975-1976

454 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Series 16 Legal records, 1960-2002 Boxes 784 - 794 and 917

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of the legal records of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference from 1960-2002. Documents include case files, correspondence, and office files. The bulk of the material covers the years 1968-2002, when SCLC and its employees and affiliates were most engaged in litigation and other projects, such as the Gun Buyback Program. The records in the series are mostly comprised of the records of Chauncey Eskridge, who acted as Martin Luther King's attorney, Director of the Southern Christian Leadership Foundation, and SCLC's general counsel from the mid-1960s to the late 1970s. There are few records documenting legal activity during the 1980s, but the series provides a more comprehensive view of SCLC's involvement in legal affairs throughout the 1990s and early 2000s, under the direction of Roxanne Gregory. In addition to aiding SCLC in legal affairs, Gregory also championed many social causes, both for SCLC and other organizations, including the Center for Children and Education. Also included in the series are a number of records detailing administrative activities in the legal department, as well as subject files on topics ranging from church arson to racial profiling.

Arrangement Note Organized into two subseries: (16.1) Legal case files and (16.2) Legal Department office files.

Restrictions on Access Special restrictions apply: Legal records relating to court cases are restricted for 25 years from the date of their creation, with the exception of briefs and motions filed with the court.

455 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 16.1 Legal case files, 1963-2001 Boxes 784 - 789

Scope and Content Note The subseries documents various legal cases involving SCLC and its affiliates between 1965 and 2001. The case files are made up of correspondence, client records (information about the client that could be used to understand certain nuances about the case), evidence, notes, statements, and pleadings (any legal document filed with the court). Though not every case directly involves SCLC, members of the organization's legal team were often called upon for help in legal matters relating to civil rights. For example, during the racism suit at the University of South Florida, SCLC lawyer Roxanne Gregory provided assistance and legal advice.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Restrictions on Access Special restrictions apply: Legal records relating to court cases are restricted for 25 years from the date of their creation, with the exception of briefs and motions filed with the court.

Box Folder Content 784 1 A.G. Corporation v. SCLC, 1969 784 2 Abdallah, Clark, Ingram and Orton v. The Coca-Cola Company, 1998 784 3 Alston, William, et. al., v. L.M. Butts, et. al., 1964 784 4 Atheneum Publishers, Inc. v. Hosea L. Williams, 1975 784 5 Borden, Inc. v. Operation Breadbasket, 1972 784 6 Bozeman, B.E. and J.L. Yates v. SCLC, 1977-1978 784 7 Burnett, Oscar, et. al., v. Town of Williamston and State of North Carolina, 1964 784 8 Calloway, Lee Sowell v. SCLC, 1976 784 9 Clay, Vernor R. v. SCLC, correspondence, 1994-1996 [RESTRICTED] 784 10 Clay, Vernor R. v. SCLC, evidence [1 of 2] [RESTRICTED] 784 11 Clay, Vernor R. v. SCLC, evidence [2 of 2] [RESTRICTED] 784 12 Clay, Vernor R. v. SCLC, notes, circa 1994-1996 [RESTRICTED] 784 13 Clay, Vernor R. v. SCLC, pleadings, 1994-1996 784 14 Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) v. Town of Clinton and Parish of East Feliciana, 1964 784 15 Council of Federated Organizations v. Honorable Sidney Mize, et. al. and Council of Federated Organizations v. L.A. Rainey, et. al., 1964 785 1 Dejoi, Mike, Department of Labor complaint, claim records, 1994 785 2 Dejoi, Mike, Department of Labor complaint, correspondence, 1994 785 3 Dejoi, Mike, Department of Labor complaint, notes, 1994 785 4 The Diners Club, Inc. v. SCLC, 1975 785 5 Dombrowski, James A. v. James H. Pfister, 1964

456 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 785 6 Eastern Air Lines, Inc. v. SCLC, 1976 785 7 Frinks, Golden v. J.G. Barwick, 1964 785 8 Frinks, Golden v. State of North Carolina, 1963-1964 785 9 Georgia state conference of NAACP branches and SCLC v. Cathy Cox, 1999 785 10 Georgia state conference of NAACP branches and SCLC, et. al. v. Lewis A. Massey, et. al., 1997 785 11 Gray, Victoria v. Honorable Paul B. Johnson, et. al., 1964 785 12 Gray, Victoria Jackson, et. al., v. State of Mississippi, et. al., 1964 785 13 Lefton, Michael v. City of Hattiesburg, Mississippi, 1964 785 14 Matthews, Hawthorne Konrad v. State of Florida, 1978 785 15 Maxwell, William v. SCLC, 1968-1969 785 16 McKesson, Antoinette v. SCLC, correspondence, 1995 786 1 McKesson, Antoinette v. SCLC, evidence, 1993-1994 786 2 McKesson, Antoinette v. SCLC, notes, 1994-1995 786 3 McKesson, Antoinette v. SCLC, pleadings, 1995 786 4 McKesson, Antoinette v. SCLC, statements, 1995 786 5 National Organization for Women, Inc. v. Joseph M. Scheidler, 2000 786 6 Osburn, E. Randel v. Regency Management Company, 1994-1998 [RESTRICTED] 786 7 Poole, Bette v. Ross R. Barnett, 1964 786 8 Raucci, Andrew M. v. McCoy, Ming, and Black, 1975-1977 786 9 Rowe, Theodora E., Department of Labor complaint, 1994-1996 [RESTRICTED] 786 10 Rowe, Theodora E. v. SCLC, correspondence, 1994-1996 [RESTRICTED] 786 11 Rowe, Theodora E. v. SCLC, pleadings, 1994-1995 786 12 Russell-Little, Christine v. SCLC, correspondence, 1993-1995 786 13 Russell-Little, Christine v. SCLC, evidence 786 14 Russell-Little, Christine v. SCLC, notes 786 15 Russell-Little, Christine v. SCLC, settlement agreement, 1994 786 16 Safeway Insurance Company v. Brenda Joyce Davenport, 1998 [RESTRICTED] 786 17 Salome, J.M. v. SCLC, 1968 786 18 SCLC v. A.G. Corporation, circa 1970 786 19 SCLC v. AT&T, 1994 786 20 SCLC v. Citizens Trust Company, 1970-1975 786 21 SCLC v. , 1971-1972 786 22 SCLC v. Clarence M. Kelley, 1977-1978 786 23 SCLC v. Printer's Exchange, Inc., 1971-1977 786 24 SCLC v. Reliable Bonding Company, correspondence, 1965-1969 787 1 SCLC v. Reliable Bonding Company, correspondence, 1970-1971 787 2 SCLC v. Reliable Bonding Company, correspondence, 1972-1973

457 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 787 3 SCLC v. Reliable Bonding Company, correspondence, 1974 787 4 SCLC v. Reliable Bonding Company, correspondence, 1975-1976 787 5 SCLC v. Reliable Bonding Company, evidence 787 6 SCLC v. Reliable Bonding Company, legal fee records 787 7 SCLC v. Reliable Bonding Company, notes [1 of 3] 787 8 SCLC v. Reliable Bonding Company, notes [2 of 3] 787 9 SCLC v. Reliable Bonding Company, notes [3 of 3] 787 10 SCLC v. Reliable Bonding Company, pleadings, 1971-1974 [1 of 2] 787 11 SCLC v. Reliable Bonding Company, pleadings, 1971-1974 [2 of 2] 788 1 SCLC v. SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., correspondence, 1998-2001 [RESTRICTED] 788 2 SCLC v. SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., notes [RESTRICTED] 788 3 SCLC v. SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., pleadings, 1999-2001 [1 of 3] 788 4 SCLC v. SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., pleadings, 1999-2001 [2 of 3] 788 5 SCLC v. SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., pleadings, 1999-2001 [3 of 3] 788 6 SCLC Michigan v. Connolly, Kleppe, Phillips, and Stans, 1971 788 7 SCLC Virginia, unincorporated v. SCLC Virginia, Inc., 2002 788 8 State of Georgia v. Reverend Eddie Randel Osburn, 1995 788 9 State of North Carolina v. Father Thomas McCleod, et. al., 1964 788 10 Trust Company of Georgia v. SCLC, 1975 788 11 Tuckafelt, Jeffrey C. v. SCLC, 1975 788 12 United States v. SCLC, 1968-1969 788 13 University of South Florida racism suit, clippings, 2000-2001 788 14 University of South Florida racism suit, correspondence, 2001 788 15 University of South Florida racism suit, evidence, 1999-2000 789 1 University of South Florida racism suit, pleadings, undated 789 2 University of South Florida racism suit, statements, 2000 789 3 Whitlock Jewelry Store, Inc. v. SCLC, correspondence, 1994-1997 [RESTRICTED] 789 4 Whitlock Jewelry Store, Inc. v. SCLC, court documents, 1995-1997 789 5 Whitlock Jewelry Store, Inc. v. SCLC, notes, undated [RESTRICTED] 789 6 Whitlock Jewelry Store, Inc. v. SCLC, pleadings, undated 789 7 Young, Andrew J. v. L.O. Davis, Virgil Stuart and Joseph Shelley, 1964

Restricted files 917 - Restricted files

458 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 16.2 Legal Department office files, 1960-2002 Boxes 790 - 794

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of the office files of SCLC's Legal Counsel from 1960-2002, including correspondence and office files. Correspondence is composed primarily of letters to and from the primary lawyers for SCLC, Chauncey Eskridge (1960s-1970s) and Roxanne Gregory (1990s-2000s). Many of the letters deal with matters that are not strictly legal in nature, as both Eskridge and Gregory were involved in a number of activities unrelated to their positions as SCLC legal counsel. Much of Eskridge's correspondence is with members of SCLC, though some deals with matters pertaining to his law firm, McCoy, Ming, and Black. There is a significant lack of materials from the 1980s, most likely due to Eskridge's death and Gregory not coming to work for SCLC until the mid-1990s. For records relating to Chauncey Eskridge's work as Director of the Southern Christian Leadership Foundation, see Series 15. Office files consist of administrative records and subject files compiled from 1960-2002 relating to a variety of topics and operations. Subject files range from organizations such as the Center for Children and Education, an organization that Roxanne Gregory was heavily involved with, to records pertaining to estates that were distributing money to SCLC. The subseries also contains SCLC legal reports, materials about SCLC's National Conventions in the 1990s, and a comprehensive look at the SCLC Gun Buyback Program, in which SCLC (notably Randel Osburn and Roxanne Gregory) partnered with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to hold gun buyback events that would remove dangerous weapons from crime afflicted areas. For additional records of the Gun Buyback Program, see Subseries 10.9: Stop the Killing, End the Violence records.

Arrangement Note Arranged by record type, then in chronological or alphabetical order.

Correspondence Box Folder Content 790 1 1960-1962 790 2 1963-1964 790 3 1965 790 4 1966 790 5 1967 790 6 1968 790 7 1969 790 8 1970-1971 790 9 1972 790 10 1973-1974 790 11 1975 790 12 1976

459 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 790 13 1977 790 14 1978 790 15 1979 790 16 1980-1982 790 17 1993-1994 790 18 1995-1996 790 19 1997-1998 790 20 1999 791 1 2000-2002

Office files 791 2 Center for Children and Education, administrative records 2000-2001 791 3 Center for Children and Education, correspondence, 2000-2001 791 4 Center for Children and Education, notes, 2000-2001 791 5 Center for Children and Education, reports, 2000-2002 791 6 Church fires, 1997-2000 791 7 Community Research Network Conference, 2000 791 8 Danville (Virginia) Movement, 1964-1965 791 9 Dedication of the National Voting Rights Monument, Selma, Alabama, 2000 791 10 Estate of Stella M. Givens, 1997 791 11 Estate of Malissia Holman, 1972-1974 791 12 Estate of Claire Walters Kennedy, 1998 791 13 Estate of Petty D. McKinney, 2000 791 14 Estate of Ella Smith, 1998-1999 791 15 Estate of Willard Uphaus, 1998 791 16 Estate of Stanley R. Vidinghoff, 1999 791 17 Georgia Urban-Rural Summit, 1997 791 18 Kunstler, Kunstler and Kinoy, Attorneys at Law, 1963-1964 791 19 Legal report, 1994 791 20 Legal report, 1995 791 21 Legal report, 1996 791 22 Legal report, 1997 792 1 Martin Luther King, Jr. copyright, correspondence, 1967-1974 792 2 Martin Luther King, Jr. copyright, legal records, circa 1960s 792 3 McCoy, Ming & Leighton, 1960-1972 792 4 National Convention, 38th annual, 1995 792 5 National Convention, 42nd annual, 2000 792 6 National Convention, 43rd annual, 2001 792 7 National Institute for Community Empowerment, administrative records, 1998-2001 [1 of 2]

460 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 792 8 National Institute for Community Empowerment, administrative records, 1998-2001 [2 of 2] 792 9 National Institute for Community Empowerment, correspondence, 1999-2000 792 10 National Institute for Community Empowerment, notes, 1999-2000 792 11 North Carolina churches, 1998-2001 792 12 Odd Fellows Building, lease, 2000 792 13 Racial profiling, 2000-2001 793 1 Ray, James Earl, retrial, 1997-1999 793 2 SCLC Emergency Summit Meeting, February 1996 793 3 SCLC Gun Buyback Program, administrative records 793 4 SCLC Gun Buyback Program, correspondence, 1997-2002 793 5 SCLC Gun Buyback Program, event reports, 1994-2000 793 6 SCLC Gun Buyback Program, financial records, 2000-2001 793 7 SCLC Gun Buyback Program, notes 793 8 SCLC Gun Buyback Program, training video materials, 2000-2001 793 9 SCLC Institute on Social Change, 1971 793 10 SCLC Magazine, 1996-2000 794 1 South Carolina boycott, 1999 794 2 Staff meeting notes, 2000 794 3 Tyson, Brady, 1996-1997 794 4 Wreath laying ceremony, assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 31st anniversary, 1999 794 5 Young Women's Christian Association, 1972

461 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Series 17 Printed material, 1959-2005 Boxes 795 - 863; OP4, OP5-OP6, OP13-OP14, OP17; XOP5

Scope and Content Note The series consists of printed material created by SCLC, printed material about SCLC, and printed material created by other organizations from 1959-2005. It includes posters, fliers, newsletters, pamphlets and newspaper clippings. Printed material by and about SCLC document the organization's activities from the 1960s through the 2000s, including their annual national convention, as well as marches, rallies, protests and other efforts designed to secure voting rights, end discrimination and ensure social justice. The series also includes published writings by presidents and other staff members, and printed material created by SCLC chapters. Printed material by others documents the work of other civil and human rights organizations during the same time period, as well as other religious and political organizations. Included are Sunday service and funeral programs from churches such as Ebenezer Baptist, West Hunter Street Baptist, and Cascade United Methodist, all of which were pastored by SCLC presidents. Printed material by others also contains items relating to apartheid in South Africa, anti-Klan activities, anti-death penalty activities, and other issues around which SCLC also organized. Finally, the subseries includes printed material relating to African American art, dance, theatre and politics. Throughout the series, files contain all formats of printed material relating to the event, person or organization documented within.

Arrangement Note Organized into three subseries: (17.1) Printed material by SCLC, (17.2) Printed material about SCLC, and (17.3) Printed material by others.

462 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 17.1 Printed material by SCLC, 1959-2005 Boxes 795 - 818; OP4, OP6, OP13-OP14, OP17

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of printed material created by SCLC from 1959-2005 to advertise individual programs and events, and to promote the larger organization. Materials consist of promotional items created and printed by SCLC, including fliers, programs, information packets, newsletters, brochures, posters, and invitations. Also included are creative works published by members of SCLC, but not necessarily printed by the organization. Materials document iconic programs from the 1960s such as the Citizenship Education Program, Operation Breadbasket, Poor People's Campaign I and II, and Resurrection City. Printed material from the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s showcase SCLC's expanding mission and documents the organization's involvement in foreign affairs, anti-drug and anti-violence initiatives, and health care reform. Included are materials promoting protests of South African apartheid, including boycotts against companies, such as Winn Dixie super markets and the Southern Company, who did business in the country. A major strength of the subseries is promotional materials from the 1990s that reveal a revitalized effort to assuage the struggles of inner-city communities, including the Stop the Killing, End the Violence program, Wings of Hope Anti-Drug Program, and the Call to Manhood and Call to Womanhood programs. The subseries also contains extensive material from SCLC national conventions that include promotional fliers and posters, souvenir programs and information packets, and programs from special sessions (notably missing are conventions 1-5 and 7). Also of note are the promotional materials of individual chapters and affiliates of the SCLC which include programs from state conventions and conferences, chapter newsletters, and event fliers. Of particular interest are the Metro Atlanta chapter headed by Hosea Williams, the Alabama state unit, and the Chicago chapter. Finally, the subseries includes published writings of some key SCLC figures, including Martin Luther King, Jr., Ralph David Abernathy, Joseph E. Lowery, and Andrew Young. Materials range from reprints of interviews and articles published in journals and magazines, to brochures printed and distributed by SCLC featuring speeches or statements from leaders of the organization. Promotional materials documenting speaking engagements of SCLC leaders outside of their roles as members of SCLC, created and distributed by third party organizations, can be found in Subseries 17.2: Printed material by others.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical and chronological order.

Programs and events Box Folder Content 795 1 "100th anniversary of Plessy v. Ferguson and 42nd anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education," 1996 795 2 1000 Black Males Summit, undated 795 3 1000 Youth Empowerment Summit, 1991

463 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 795 4 1964 Civil Rights Act, 20th anniversary mobilization, 1984 795 5 1964 Civil Rights Act, 25th anniversary mobilization, 1989 795 6 Action for Democracy, 1963 795 7 Advocates for the Disabled community hearing, 1990 795 8 Affirmative Action, circa 1995 795 9 Alabama voting rights, 1966 795 10 Alcohol, Drugs, AIDS, and Mental Health Coalition program, 2002 795 11 Anti-drug campaigns, circa 1989-1997 795 12 Anti-drug campaigns, Killer Krack Koke, 1989 795 13 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., undated 795 14 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 1968 795 15 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 1st anniversary, 1969 795 16 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 2nd anniversary, 1970 795 17 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 15th anniversary, 1983 795 18 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 16th anniversary, 1984 795 19 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 17th anniversary, 1985 OP13 8 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 17th anniversary, poster, 1985 795 20 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 18th anniversary, 1986 OP13 9 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 18th anniversary, poster, 1986 795 21 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 19th anniversary, 1987 795 22 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 20th anniversary, 1988 795 23 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 21st anniversary, 1989 795 24 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 22nd anniversary, 1990 795 25 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 23rd anniversary, 1991 795 26 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 24th anniversary, 1992 795 27 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 25th anniversary, 1993 795 28 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 27th anniversary, 1995 795 29 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 28th anniversary, 1996 795 30 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 29th anniversary, 1997 795 31 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 30th anniversary, 1998 795 32 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 31st anniversary, 1999 795 33 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 32nd anniversary, 2000 795 34 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 33rd anniversary, 2001 795 35 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 34thanniversary, 2002 795 36 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 36th anniversary, 2004 795 37 AT&T discrimination hearing, 1994 795 38 Birmingham Labor Organizing Project, 1972 795 39 Birthday observances for Martin Luther King, Jr., undated 795 40 Birthday observances for Martin Luther King, Jr., 1969-1974

464 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 795 41 Birthday observances for Martin Luther King, Jr., 1980-1989 OP13 10 Birthday observances for Martin Luther King, Jr., poster, 1986 795 42 Birthday observances for Martin Luther King, Jr., 1990-1999 OP13 11 Birthday observances for Martin Luther King, Jr., calendar poster, 1995 795 43 Birthday observances for Martin Luther King, Jr., 2005 796 1 Black Culture Night on the riverboat President, 1981 796 2 Black Leadership Forum, 1994-1996 796 3 Black Rose Ball, 1991 796 4 "Black Voting Rights: The Fight for Equality," exhibit, Museum for American Political Life, 1985 XOP3 - "Black Voting Rights: The Fight for Equality," exhibit, Museum for American Political Life, 1985 796 5 Board of Directors annual spring luncheon, 1996 796 6 Board of Directors mass rally celebration, 1987 796 7 Board of Directors meeting, spring, 1973 796 8 Board of Directors meeting, spring, 1981 796 9 Board of Directors meeting, spring, 1984 796 10 Board of Directors meeting, spring, 1988 796 11 Board of Directors meeting, spring, 1989 796 12 Board of Directors meeting, spring, 1990 796 13 Board of Directors meeting, spring, 1991 [1 of 2] 796 14 Board of Directors meeting, spring, 1991 [2 of 2] 796 15 Board of Directors meeting, spring, 1992 796 16 Board of Directors meeting, spring, 1993 796 17 Board of Directors meeting, spring, 1994 796 18 Board of Directors meeting, spring, 1996 796 19 Board of Directors meeting, spring, 1999 796 20 Board of Directors meeting, spring, 2003 796 21 Board/staff retreat, 1986 796 22 Bond, Julian, campaign to support his election to the Georgia House of Representatives, 1966 OP13 12 Bond, Julian, campaign to support his election to the Georgia House of Representatives, posters, 1966 796 23 Bork, Robert, nomination to the US Supreme Court, 1987 796 24 Boycott against school racism, undated 796 25 Boycott, Church's Chicken, undated 796 26 Boycott, Daylight Stores, 1966 796 27 Boycott, Red and White Grocery, 1984 796 28 Boycott of the state of Alabama, 1965 797 1 Boycott, Winn Dixie, circa 1985

465 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 797 2 Bozeman, Maggie and Julia Wilder, "Protest Against Imprisonment of Maggie Bozeman and Julia Wilder," 1982 797 3 Buck and the Preacher benefit for SCLC, 1972 797 4 "Building a Future through Tomorrow's Leadership: A Regional Conference for High School Youth," Richmond, Virginia, April 1-2, 1988 797 5 Call to Manhood, 1993 797 6 Call to Manhood Pre-Father's Day Luncheon, 1994 797 7 Call to Manhood Recognition Dinner, 1995 797 8 The Career and Academic Achievement Program (C.A.A.P), undated 797 9 Celebrity Black History Quiz Bowl, 1998 797 10 Charleston, South Carolina hospital workers strike, 1969 797 11 Chicago Freedom Movement, newsletter, 1966 797 12 Christmas Eve , 1982 797 13 Citizens United for a Good Government rally, 1990 797 14 Citizenship Education awards program, 1995 797 15 Citizenship Education Program, circa 1966 797 16 Citizenship Education Program, newsletter, 1965-1968 797 17 "Citizenship School Workbook," circa 1965-1968 797 18 "City-Wide Coalition Council District 2," undated 797 19 City-Wide Freedom Rally, 1965 797 20 Clark, Septima Poinsette, "A Tribute to Septima Poinsette Clark," undated 797 21 The Coalition Against Fear and Intimidation, Forsyth County, Georgia, 1987 797 22 Coalition to Change the Georgia State Flag, circa 1994 797 23 Coalition to Save our Children, 1980 797 24 Coalition to Save the Poor, "Mass Rally to Protest Proposed Cuts in Domestic Social Programs when Jimmy Carters comes to Speak," 1979 797 25 Coalition to Save the Poor, "Poor People's Message to the President," 1979 797 26 "Commemoration Art Exhibition Honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.," 1969 797 27 "Consultation: Beyond Rebuilding toward Reconciliation and Justice luncheon," 1996 797 28 "Consultation on Church Burning," 1996 797 29 "A Consultation on the Implications of Jonestown for the Black Church," 1979 797 30 Continental Walk for Disarmament and Social Justice, 1976 OP13 13 Continental Walk for Disarmament and Social Justice, poster, 1976 797 31 "Countdown 2000: Setting the Black Youth Agenda," circa 1995 797 32 Crawfordville Enterprises, circa 1968 797 33 Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans, 1983-1984 797 34 Crusade for Citizenship, undated 797 35 Death Penalty Awareness Day, 1987 797 36 Death penalty opposition, circa 1990

466 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 798 1 Democratic National Convention, SCLC brunch,1988 798 2 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. International Freedom Games, 1969 798 3 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. International Freedom Games, 1971 798 4 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. International Freedom Games, 1972 798 5 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. International Freedom Games, 1980 798 6 "Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. invites you to join him on a pilgrimage to the Holy Land in November 1967," 1967 798 7 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Major League Baseball East-West All-Star Classic, 1970 798 8 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr NBA/ABA All-Star Basketball Classic," 1972 798 9 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Pro-Basketball All-Star Classic, 1968-1969 798 10 Economic Justice Coalition, 1988-1989 798 11 Emergency National Commission on Environmental Justice, St. James Parish, Louisiana, 1998 798 12 "An Evening with Belafonte," circa 1965 798 13 "An Evening with Louis Gosset, Jr.," 1990 798 14 "An Evening with Maya Angelou," benefit, 1998 798 15 Events co-sponsored with the American Cancer Society, 1987 798 16 Events co-sponsored with Amnesty International, 1987-1988 798 17 Events co-sponsored with Atlanta Coalition of Labor Union Women, 1983 798 18 Events co-sponsored with the Atlanta Committee on Latin America, undated 798 19 Events co-sponsored with Concerned Black Clergy of Metro Atlanta, Inc., undated 798 20 Events co-sponsored with the Georgia Black Leadership Conference, 1996 798 21 Events co-sponsored with the Kevyn Jones Defense Fund, 1987 798 22 Events co-sponsored with the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, 1970 798 23 Events co-sponsored with the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 1996 798 24 Events co-sponsored with the National Coalition for the Homeless, undated 798 25 Families in Touch (F.I.T) Prison Family Connection, undated 798 26 Fannie Lou Hamer Convention, 1988 798 27 Fauntroy, Walter B., "A Reception Honoring SCLC Board Chairman Walter B. Fauntroy," 1981 798 28 Founder's Day, 1957-2004, Rededication and Consecration Observance, 2004 798 29 Free Mayor Eddie Carthan and the Tchula 7, 1982 798 30 Freedom Army, undated 798 31 Freedom Run, 1993-1997 798 32 Freedom Week in Jefferson County, undated 798 33 Freedom Fest '95, 1995 798 34 Freedom Fest '97, "Legal Do's and Don'ts" pamphlet, 1997

467 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] OP13 14 Freedom Run, poster, 1993 798 35 Fundraising, undated 798 36 Fundraising benefits, 1974-1989 798 37 Garbage strike, Macon, Georgia, undated OP13 15 Garbage strike, Macon, Georgia, poster, undated 798 38 Georgia Empowerment Coalition, 1992 798 39 Georgia Legislative Black Caucus reception, 1990 798 40 "Georgians urge your State Representative to vote NO on the Concealed Weapons Bill," undated 798 41 Gospel rallies, 1983-1984 798 42 Grenada County (Mississippi) Freedom Movement, circa 1966 798 43 Growing Into Womanhood, 1996 798 44 Hankerson, Joseph L., Celebration of life for Mr. Joseph L. Hankerson (Big Lester), 1988 799 1 King: A Filmed Record...Montgomery to Memphis, 1970 OP13 16 King, A.D., appearance sponsored by SCLC, poster, undated 799 2 King, Coretta Scott, freedom concerts, 1965-1967 799 3 "Lawmakers, Please consider carefully legislation requiring that 13 year old children be tried as adults," undated 799 4 "Legislative Reception Honoring Members of the 1990 Georgia General Assembly," 1990 799 5 "Legislative Reception Honoring Members of the 1993 Georgia General Assembly," 1993 799 6 Little, Joann, march in support, 1975 OP13 17 Little, Joann, march in support, poster, 1975 799 7 Ludowici, Georgia, county-wide rally, 1985 799 8 Luncheon, unidentified, 1978 799 9 Mandela, Nelson, visit to the United States, 1990 799 10 March against FearFor Justice, 1987 799 11 March against Fear and Repression, Decatur, Alabama, 1979 799 12 March against Oppression in Rhodesia, 1978 799 13 March against Racist Attacks on Black Students and for Economic Opportunity and District Voting in Long County and Ludowici, Georgia1985 799 14 March against Repression, 1970 799 15 March against Violence and Racism, Vidalia, Georgia, 1990 799 16 March for Justice in Georgia, commemorating the 7th anniversary of the death of Captain Michael Pinkard, Carroll County, Georgia, 1997 799 17 March for Justice, Jobs, and Dignity in Wrightsville, Georgia, 1980 799 18 March for Justice/Justice Can't Wait, commemorating the death of Raymond Davison, 1993

468 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 799 19 March for Sisterhood and Brotherhood and against Fear and Intimidation, Forsyth County, Georgia, 1987 799 20 March for the Survival of Fort Valley State College, 1988 799 21 March on Washington, 1963 799 22 March on Washington, 20th anniversary mobilization, 1983 799 23 March on Washington, 25th anniversary mobilization, 1988 799 24 March on Washington, 30th anniversary mobilization, 1993 799 25 March on Washington, 37th anniversary mobilization, 2000 OP17 26 Martin Luther King, Jr. Federal Holiday, poster, undated OP14 1 Martin Luther King, Jr. Federal Holiday, poster, circa early 1970s 799 26 Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Awards Dinner, 1980 799 27 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice, 1988 799 28 Martin Luther King, Jr. Open Tennis Tournament, 1985 799 29 Martin Luther King, Jr. Workers' Conference, circa 1975 799 30 Martin Luther King Speaks, undated 799 31 Mass march and rally in Charleston County, 1982 799 32 Mass Meeting on Conditions in Negro Public Schools in Atlanta, undated 799 33 Mass Meeting to Stop the Violence in Vidalia's City Jails, Vidalia, Georgia, 1990 799 34 Mass meetings, 1972-1997 799 35 Mass Rally in Support of Strikers of Derst Baking Co., 1972 799 36 Mayor's Christmas Party for the Children of Atlanta, 1979 799 37 Meredith Mississippi March, 1966 799 38 Millennium Luncheon with Reverend Dr. William Shaw, 2000 799 39 Miller, Kim and Weatherstone Gray Henry, II, wedding announcement, 1990 799 40 Ministers Hoop for UNCF, 1985 799 41 Ministers Leadership Training Program, undated 799 42 Miss African American Centric World Princess, 1994 799 43 MLK Freedom March, 2000 799 44 MLK Fun Run Festival, 1984 799 45 "A Model Technical Assistance Conference for Evaluating Housing and Economic Development Needs of Low-Income Socio-Economic Groups: Conclusions and Recommendations," 1979 800 1 Montgomery Bus Boycott, 20th anniversary, 1975 800 2 "Morehouse College and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference Honor Dr. Cheikh Anta Diop," April 4, 1985 800 3 National Civil Rights March in Indianola, Mississippi, 1990 800 4 National Conference on Quality Integrated Education, 1972 800 5 National Days of Commemoration and Confrontation, 1969 800 6 National Labor Program, circa 1972 800 7 National March for Housing Now!, 1989

469 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 800 8 National March to Stop PCB Dumping in Warren County, North Carolina, 1982 OP14 2 National March to Stop PCB Dumping in Warren County, North Carolina, poster, 1982 800 9 National Summit on the Miseducation and Tracking of Black Children, 1996-1997 800 10 National Tag Day, undated OP14 3 National Tag Day, poster, undated 800 11 National Teen Conference, "Empowering Youth of the 21st Century," 1984 800 12 National Voting Rights Museum and Bridge Crossing March and Rally, 1992-2005 800 13 Needs Assessment Training Conference for Evaluating the Housing and Economic Development Needs of Low Income Socio-Economic Groups, 1979 800 14 Next Stop Nevada, 1987 800 15 "Nonviolence in Action," West Atlanta Elementary School, Atlanta, Georgia, 1992 800 16 Nonviolent education training, 1987 800 17 N.U.T.S to NAFTA rally, circa 1993 800 18 Operation Breadbasket, undated 800 19 Operation Breadbasket, 1966 800 20 Operation Breadbasket, 1967 800 21 Operation Breadbasket, 1968 800 22 Operation Breadbasket, 1970-1979 800 23 Operation Breadbasket, "Black Easter," 1969 800 24 Operation Breadbasket, Live Wires Inc., fundraising division, 1971 800 25 Operation Breadbasket, Political Education Division, 1970 800 26 Parks, Rosa, tributes 1995-2001 800 27 People to People Tour, 1974 800 28 People to People Get Out the Vote Bus Tour, 1995 800 29 The People's Spring Offensive, undated 800 30 Pilgrimage to Washington for Voting Rights, Peace, Economic Justice, and to Extend the Voting Rights Act, 1982 800 31 Police brutality protests, 1991-2000 800 32 "Policies for Survival in a World of Crisis: A Black Perspective," symposium, 1981 801 1 Poor People's Campaign, 1968 801 2 Poor People's Campaign, 1987 801 3 Poor People's Campaign Chapter II, 1969 801 4 Poor People's Campaign, photographic journal, 1968 OP14 4 Poor People's Campaign, platform, circa 1968 OP14 5 Poor People's Campaign, posters, 1968

470 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 801 5 Poor People's Campaign, "We Struggle to End Hunger in America," 1968 801 6 Poor People's Caravan, 1968 801 7 Poor People's Crusade, 1986-1988 801 8 "Pray for Unity and Rally for PeacePrayer Rally!!," Jonesboro, Georgia, 1990 801 9 Prayer vigils, 1988-1999 801 10 Prior Tire boycott, 1995 801 11 Program, untitled, undated 801 12 Program commemorating the 38th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s "I Have A Dream" speech, 2001 801 13 Protest march and rally, Montgomery, Alabama, 1980 801 14 Public forum regarding racial discrimination by Operation Parental Awareness and Responsibility (PAR), a Health and Rehabilitative Services (HRS) agency, St. Petersburg, Florida, 1983 801 15 Public hearing on racial discrimination in the military, 1978 801 16 "Putting Poverty on the National Agenda" march, 1986 OP14 6 "Putting Poverty on the National Agenda" march, poster, 1986 801 17 Rallies, unnamed, undated 801 18 "Ralph David Abernathy Goes to Jail" march, 1969 801 19 Rappin' for our Future: Amateur Night Showcase, 1986 801 20 Rappin' for Our Future II: Amateur Talent Showcase, undated 801 21 Rappin' Rockin' Roots' of Non-Violence entertainment, music, history, 1990 801 22 Reagan, Ronald protests, circa 1981-1989 801 23 "The Real Rap about the Rappers and the Killings," 1997 801 24 Regional Conference on AIDS, Drug Abuses and the Black Community, 1987 OP14 7 Remember Attica, poster, 1971 801 25 "Remember Michael Johnson" march, 1985 801 26 Renaming of King-Lincoln Park to Martin Luther King, Jr. Park, march and rally, 2002 801 27 "Research Conference on Racial Desegregation and Integration in Public Education" and "Invitational Conference on Social Change and the Role of Behavioral Scientist" conference proceedings, 1965-1966 [1 of 2] 801 28 "Research Conference on Racial Desegregation and Integration in Public Education" and "Invitation Conference on Social Change and the Role of the Behavioral Scientist" conference proceedings, 1965-1966, [2 of 2] 801 29 Resurrection City, 1968 801 30 Resurrection City, "Abernathy Speaks Direct from Resurrection City," 1968 801 31 Resurrection City, "In Resurrection City," poetry collection, 1968 802 1 Resurrection City II, 1972 802 2 Sacred Rights Pilgrimage/Remember the Russaw Brothers, Eufaula, Alabama, 1983

471 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 802 3 "A Sacrificial Easter" boycott in conjunction with The Summit Conference, circa 1962 802 4 Salute to Martin Luther King, Jr, circa 1962 802 5 Salute to Men of October, 2004 802 6 SAT/PSAT course, 1991 802 7 Save Alabama State University march and mass rally, 1981 802 8 Save Black Students Schools rally, 1979 802 9 SCLC Coalition to Defeat SR-395 "Two Strikes You're Out," 1994 802 10 SCLC Coalition for Minority Business (COMB), 1977 802 11 SCLC Commemorates the Super 6, 1983 802 12 SCLC Day in Atlanta, 1974 802 13 SCLC Drill Team, circa 1994 802 14 SCLC Education Program, "Leaving No Child Behind" pamphlet, circa 1997-2003 802 15 SCLC Hall of Fame Dinner for Jackie Robinson, 1962 802 16 SCLC Human Rights Rally, undated 802 17 SCLC Legal Defense Fund, undated 802 18 SCLC National Task Force on the Black Economic Agenda, 1975 802 19 SCLC Reunion Committee honors the legendary Reverend Hosea L. Williams, undated 802 20 SCLC Scholarship Fund, 1980 OP14 8 SCLC Scholarship Fund, "An Afternoon of Gospel" benefit concert, poster 1987 802 21 "SCLC supports Ocean Hill-Brownsville Governing Board," undated 802 22 SCLC Truth Justice Campaign rally, 2004 802 23 Scotland Neck Movement, Scotland Neck, North Carolina, circa 1976 802 24 Selective Buying Campaign, Washington County, Georgia, undated OP14 9 Selma to Atlanta Relay, poster, 1983 802 25 Selma to Montgomery March, undated 802 26 Selma to Montgomery March, 1965 802 27 Selma to Montgomery March, 17th anniversary, 1982 802 28 Selma to Montgomery March, 20th anniversary, 1985 OP14 10 Selma to Montgomery March, 20th anniversary, poster, 1985 802 29 Selma to Montgomery March, 25th anniversary, 1990 802 30 Selma to Montgomery March, 30th anniversary, 1995 [1 of 2] 802 31 Selma to Montgomery March, 30th anniversary, 1995 [2of 2] 802 32 Selma to Montgomery March, 35th anniversary, 2000 802 33 Shoal Creek Golf Course, "Protest Racism at Shoal Creek during the PGA," 1990 802 34 Snyder, Mitch, candle light vigil, 1990 802 35 Solidarity with the Students of China Memorial Tribute Vigil, 1989 802 36 Soul Power rally, 1968

472 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 802 37 South African apartheid protests, 1985-1986 802 38 "South African Non-Partisan Symposium," 1993 802 39 Southern Christian Leadership Conference and Handgun Control Inc. support for the Brady Bill, circa 1990 802 40 Southern Community/Labor Conference, Birmingham, Alabama, 1991 802 41 Southside Task Force on Drugs and Crime, 1987 802 42 Stars for Freedom, 1967 803 1 Stations of the Cross: A Good Friday Pilgrimage in Solidarity with the Oppressed, 1987 803 2 Steele, Charles Kenzie Sr., "A Tribute to the Reverend Charles Kenzie Steele, Sr.," 1978 803 3 Stop Killing our Children march and rally, 1981 803 4 Stop the Killing, undated 803 5 Stop the Killing, 1990-1992 803 6 Stop the Killing, 1993 803 7 Stop the Killing/End the Violence, undated OP14 11 Stop the Killing/End the Violence, poster, 1992 803 8 Stop the Killing/End the Violence, 1993 803 9 Stop the Killing/End the Violence, 1994 803 10 Stop the Killing/End the Violence, 1995 803 11 Stop the Killing/End the Violence, 1996 OP4 - Stop the Killing/End the Violence, poster, 1996 803 12 Stop the Killing/End the Violence, 1997 803 13 Stop the Killing/End the Violence, 1999 803 14 Stop the Killing/End the Violence, gun buybacks, 1993-1997 803 15 Stop the Killing, Stop the Violence, nonviolence workshop, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1993 803 16 Stop the Violence concert, 1993 803 17 Stop Waymart Maximum Security Prison protest, undated 803 18 Student conference, Shaw University, Raleigh, North Carolina, 1973 803 19 Students for Peace in Communities Everywhere (SPICE), circa 1993 803 20 Student Power Breakfast '90, 1990 803 21 Student Affairs, undated 803 22 Student Affairs, 1982-1989 803 23 Student Affairs, 1990-1991 803 24 Student Affairs, 1992 803 25 Student Affairs, 1993 803 26 Student Affairs, 1994-1996 803 27 Student Affairs, 2000-2004 803 28 Student Affairs, Get with the Program, 1991

473 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 804 1 Student Affairs/Youth Outreach, Training in Nonviolence, Brainerd High School, Chattanooga, Tennessee, 1991 804 2 Student Call to Washington, undated 804 3 Students March and Rally against Repression, undated 804 4 Summer Community Organization and Political Education (SCOPE) project, 1965 OP14 12 Summer Community Organization and Political Education (SCOPE) project, poster, circa 1965 804 5 Support A Worker (S.A.W), circa 1966-1968 804 6 Support for farmers, 1992 OP14 13 Teach Your Dollars Some Sense, poster, undated 804 7 Tobacco prevention, 2002 804 8 "The True Story of the Life and Assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.," mass meeting, 1978 804 9 VISION Alabama Tutorial Project, 1965 804 10 Voter registration brochures and events, circa 1960-1969 804 11 Voter registration events, circa 1983-1995 OP14 14 Voter registration posters, undated 804 12 Walk to Freedom II: Walk for Jobs and Brotherhood, 1988 804 13 War Against Repression (W.A.R.), circa 1971 OP14 15 War Against Repression (W.A.R.) poster, circa 1971 804 14 Washington Bureau, "Washington Bureau Notes," 1972 804 15 "We join with the AFL-CIO in calling for a national $2.00 minimum wage," 1965 804 16 "Wear a National Holiday" t-shirt fundraiser, undated 804 17 Welfare Rights Movement, 1985 804 18 "What Now Will Happen to Our Youth?" town hall forum, 1994 804 19 Wings of Hope, undated 804 20 Wings of Hope, 1989-1996 804 21 Wings of Hope, Christmas parties, circa 1990-1991 804 22 Wings of Hope, newsletter, 1992 804 23 Wings of Hope, planning conferences, 1992-1994 804 24 Wings of Hope, report, 1994 804 25 Wings of Hope, Summerhill Neighborhood Coalition, Atlanta, Georgia, 1989 804 26 Wings of Hope, Vine City Coalition, Atlanta, Georgia, 1995 804 27 Workshop, Spaulding University, 1996 804 28 Youth Against Drugs and Violence conference, 1989

National Convention 805 1 Undated

474 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 805 2 6th annual, 1962 805 3 7th annual, 1963 805 4 8th annual, 1964 805 5 9th annual, 1965 805 6 10th annual, 1967 805 7 10th annual, president's annual report, 1967 805 8 11th annual, 1968 805 9 12th annual, 1969 805 10 13th annual, 1970 805 11 14th annual, 1971 805 12 14th annual, president's annual report, 1971 805 13 15th annual, 1972 [1 of 2] 805 14 15th annual, 1972 [2 of 2] 806 1 16th annual, 1973 806 2 17th annual, 1974 OP14 16 17th annual, poster, 1974 806 3 18th annual, 1975 806 4 19th annual, 1976 806 5 20th annual, 1977 806 6 21st annual, 1978 806 7 22nd annual, 1979 806 8 23rd annual, 1980 806 9 24th annual, 1981 807 1 25th annual, 1982 [1 of 2] 807 2 25th annual, 1982 [2 of 2] 807 3 26th annual, 1983 [1 of 2] 807 4 26th annual, 1983 [2 of 2] OP14 17 26th annual, poster, 1983 807 5 27th annual, 1984 [1 of 2] 807 6 27th annual, 1984 [2 of 2] OP14 18 27th annual, poster, 1984 807 7 28th annual, 1985 [1 of 2] 808 1 28th annual, 1985 [2 of 2] OP14 19 28th annual, poster, 1985 808 2 29th annual, 1986 [1 of 3] 808 3 29th annual, 1986 [2 of 3] 808 4 29th annual, 1986 [3 of 3] 808 5 30th annual, 1987 [1 of 2] 808 6 30th annual, 1987 [2 of 2]

475 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] OP14 20 30th annual, program, 1987 809 1 31st annual, 1988 809 2 32nd annual, 1989 [1 of 3] 809 3 32nd annual, 1989 [2 of 3] 809 4 32nd annual, 1989 [3 of 3] 809 5 33rd annual, 1990 809 6 34th annual, 1991 [1 of 2] 809 7 34th annual, 1991 [2 of 2] OP14 21 34th annual, 1991 810 1 35th annual, 1992 [1 of 2] 810 2 35th annual, 1992 [2 of 2] OP14 22 35th annual, 1992 810 3 36th annual, 1993 [1 of 2] 810 4 36th annual, 1993 [2 of 2] OP14 23 36th annual, 1993 810 5 37th annual, 1994 [1 of 2] 810 6 37th annual, 1994 [2 of 2] 810 7 38th annual, 1995 [1 of 2] 810 8 38th annual, 1995 [2 of 2] OP14 24 38th annual, 1995 810 9 39th annual, 1996 OP17 1 39th annual, 1996 811 1 40th annual, 1997 OP17 2 40th annual, 1997 811 2 41st annual, 1998 811 3 42nd annual, 2000 [1 of 2] 811 4 42nd annual, 2000 [2 of 2] OP17 3 42nd annual, 2000 811 5 43rd annual, 2001 811 6 44th annual, 2002 811 7 45th annual, 2003 811 8 46th annual, 2004 811 9 47th annual, 2005 811 10 48th annual, 2006 811 11 49th annual, 2007

Chapters and Affiliates 812 1 Alabama: state unit, undated 812 2 Alabama: state unit, 1978 812 3 Alabama: state unit, 1980-1989

476 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 812 4 Alabama: state unit, 1990 812 5 Alabama: state unit, 1992 812 6 Alabama: state unit, 1994-1998 812 7 Alabama: state unit, 2001-2005 OP17 4 Alabama: state unit, posters, 1991-1994 812 8 Alabama: state unit, "The Alabama Citizen," 1964 812 9 Alabama: Alabama Christian Movement for Human Rights affiliate, 1972 812 10 Alabama: Alabama SCLC Youth 812 11 Alabama: Alexander City chapter, 1979 812 12 Alabama: Anniston/Calhoun County chapter, 1992 812 13 Alabama: Birmingham chapter, 1989 812 14 Alabama: Conecuh County chapter, 1976 812 15 Alabama: Etowah County chapter, 1991 812 16 Alabama: Greene County chapter, 1985-2004 812 17 Alabama: Houston County chapter, 1990 812 18 Alabama: Tuscaloosa chapter, 1982-1993 812 19 Brochures, undated 812 20 California: Los Angeles chapter, 1969-1985 812 21 California: The Martin Luther King Legacy Association affiliate, 1977-1979 812 22 Certificate of Membership, undated 812 23 Chapters and Affiliates Directory, undated 812 24 Colorado: Denver chapter, 1987 812 25 Connecticut: state unit, 1969 813 1 Constitution and by-laws, 1977 813 2 Florida: Escambia county chapter, undated 813 3 Florida: Greater Orlando chapter, 1991 813 4 Florida: Jacksonville chapter, 1985 813 5 Florida: Palm Beach County chapter, 1984 813 6 Florida: Pensacola chapter, 1986 813 7 Florida: Plant City chapter, 1991 813 8 Florida: St. Petersburg chapter, undated 813 9 Florida: Tallahassee chapter, 1999 813 10 Florida: Tallahassee Inter-Civic Council of the SCLC affiliate, 1969 813 11 Georgia: state unit, 1990 813 12 Georgia: All Citizens Registration Committee affiliate, undated 813 13 Georgia: Athens Area Chapter 813 14 Georgia: Atlanta University Center chapter, circa 1977-1987 OP17 5 Georgia: Atlanta University Center chapter, Voter Education Project poster, 1980 813 15 Georgia: Augusta chapter, 1970-1975

477 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 813 16 Georgia: Carroll County chapter, 1985 813 17 Georgia: Clayton County chapter, 1992 813 18 Georgia: DeKalb County chapter, undated 813 19 Georgia: Dublin chapter, 1982 813 20 Georgia: Gainesville-Hall County chapter, undated 813 21 Georgia: Jasper County chapter, 1984-1986 813 22 Georgia: Johnson County chapter, 1984-1986 813 23 Georgia: Macon chapter, 1978 813 24 Georgia: Metro Atlanta chapter, circa 1978 813 25 Georgia: Milledgeville-Baldwin County chapter, 1985 813 26 Georgia: Monticello chapter, 1985 813 27 Georgia: Pike County chapter, 2001 813 28 Georgia: Savannah chapter, 1984 813 29 Georgia: Stone Mountain-Lithonia chapter, undated 813 30 Georgia: Vine City chapter, "Vine City Grapevine" newsletter, circa 1969 813 31 Georgia: Washington County chapter, 1990-1997 813 32 Illinois: Chicago Metropolitan chapter, 1979-1984 813 33 Illinois: Chicago suburban chapter, 1978 813 34 Indiana: Indianapolis chapter, 1974 813 35 Kentucky: state unit, 1967-1976 813 36 Kentucky: Kentucky Christian Leadership Conference newsletter, "The Crusader", circa 1967 813 37 Louisiana: New Orleans youth chapter, 1995 813 38 Maryland: state unit, 1998 813 39 Maryland: Baltimore chapter, circa 1992 813 40 Maryland: Prince George's County chapter, 1983-1992 813 41 Maryland: Rockville/Montgomery County chapter, 1994 813 42 Massachusetts: state unit, undated 813 43 Media relations, 1987 813 44 Membership application, undated 813 45 Michigan: state unit, circa 1981-1996 814 1 Michigan: Detroit chapter, 1996 814 2 Mississippi: Jackson County chapter, 1976-1997 814 3 Mississippi: Jefferson County chapter, 1985 814 4 Mississippi: Kansas City chapter, 1987 814 5 Nevada: Las Vegas chapter, 1977 814 6 New York: Rochester chapter, undated 814 7 North Atlantic Regional Office, 1986-1990 814 8 North Carolina: state unit, 1976 814 9 North Carolina: state unit, 1983 [1 of2]

478 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 814 10 North Carolina: state unit, 1983 [2 of 2] 814 11 North Carolina: state unit, 1987 814 12 North Carolina: state unit, 1989 814 13 North Carolina: Charlotte chapter, 1983-1985 814 14 North Carolina: Northeastern North Carolina unit, 1962 814 15 North Carolina: Pitt County chapter, 1981-2004 814 16 Ohio: Cincinnati chapter, 1969-1970 814 17 Ohio: Cleveland chapter, circa 1970-1989 814 18 Ohio: Columbus chapter, 1993 814 19 Ohio: Dayton chapter, 1994 814 20 Pennsylvania: Philadelphia chapter, circa 1972 814 21 Policy manuals, undated 814 22 Poster, undated 814 23 Region IV, 1997 814 24 SCLC Affiliates newsletter, undated 814 25 SCLC-Western Regional Division, Los Angeles, California, 1969-1974 815 1 SCLC-Western Regional Division, Los Angeles, California, 1976 815 2 South Carolina: Charleston YWCA affiliate, 1999 815 3 South Carolina: Greenville Christian Leadership Council affiliate, undated 815 4 Tennessee: Nashville chapter, circa 1985 815 5 Texas: San Antonio chapter, 1988 815 6 Texas: West Dallas chapter, 1985 815 7 Virginia: state unit, undated 815 8 Virginia: state unit, 1980-1981 815 9 Virginia: state unit, 1984 815 10 Virginia: state unit, 1987 815 11 Virginia: state unit, 1989 OP17 6 Virginia: state unit, 1992 815 12 Virginia: state unit, 1997 815 13 Virginia: state unit, 2001 815 14 Virginia: Danville-Pittsylvania County chapter, 1995 815 15 Virginia: Newport News chapter, 2002 815 16 Virginia: Richmond chapter, 1982 815 17 Washington: Benefit Guild affiliate, 1972 815 18 Western Christian Leadership Conference affiliate, 1965

General printed material 816 1 Artwork, unidentified, undated 816 2 Board of Directors, annual report, 2002

479 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 816 3 Brochure, "A New South A-Coming: What Can Happen when High School Students Take an Interest in Politics," undated 816 4 Brochure, "Fiscal Facts," undated 816 5 Brochures, informational, circa 1962-1968 816 6 Brochures, informational, 1969-1977 816 7 Brochures, informational, 1977-1997 816 8 Brochures, informational, 1997-2003 816 9 Brochures, membership applications, circa 1977-1997 816 10 Brochures, organizational structure, circa 1977-1997 816 11 Calendar, 1965 816 12 Calendar, 1971-1972 816 13 Calendar, 1972-1973 816 14 Certificates, undated 816 15 "The Chronology of a Movement (1957-1997): Redeeming the Soul of America 40 Years and Counting," 1997 816 16 Collages, undated 816 17 Constitution and By-laws of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, circa 1968 816 18 A Decade of SCLC: 10th Anniversary Journal, 1967 [photocopy] 816 19 Dialogue Department, 1965 OP17 7 Drum Major subscription advertisement, 1972 816 20 Drum Major subscription card, undated 816 21 Envelopes, undated OP17 8 "Free Mississippi Vote November 2 for Freedom Candidates" poster, undated 816 22 History and fact sheets, circa 1957-1977 OP17 9 Honorary Doctorate awarded to "SCLC Family" by Sankhore Holistic Health Institute, August, 29 1981 OP17 10 "Jobs, Justice, Peace" poster, undated 816 23 Membership advertisements, undated OP17 11 Membership advertisements undated OP17 12 Membership drive, posters, undated 816 24 North and South: Southern Christian Leadership Conference Staff News, 1966-1967 816 25 "An Open Letter to the African Community from Drum Major for Justice Committee Concerning Justice and Freedom for Atlanta Hawks Player Thomas R. Payne, Jr.," 1972 816 26 The People's Crusader, 1976 [photocopy] 816 27 Periodical articles reprinted by SCLC, 1964-1985 817 1 "The Political Play: Becoming a Delegate to a National Political Party Convention in 1972," 1972

480 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 817 2 "Politics is Power" delegate information pamphlet, undated 817 3 Questionnaire, "Now is the Time to Take a Close Look at Your Community," circa early 1960s 817 4 Resolutions, 1996 817 5 "SCLC Herald," 1992 817 6 SCLC Magazine, October/November 1981, [photocopy] 817 7 SCLC Magazine, advertising brochures, undated 817 8 SCLC Movement News of the Millennium, 2000 817 9 SCLC Newsflash, 2001 817 10 SCLC On the Move, 1993 817 11 SCLC pamphlet summarizing anti-Semitism, excerpts from the 10th national convention report of the president, and a news clipping on Carl Stokes mayoral campaign, circa 1967 OP17 13 SCLC promotional posters, undated 817 12 The SCLC Staff news bulletin, 1967 817 13 "The SCLC Story in Words and Pictures," circa 1966 817 14 "SCLC Youth on the Move," 1994 817 15 "SCLC Youth News," 1994 817 16 Shoney's, Inc., economic covenant with SCLC, 1989 817 17 Song lyrics, undated 817 18 Soul Power: Poor People Speak, circa 1968 817 19 Southern Christian Leadership Foundation newsletter, 2002 817 20 "St. Augustine Florida: 400 Years of Bigotry and Hate," circa 1964? 817 21 Voices of the Young, undated 817 22 "What's Up Newsfax," 1994

SCLC Personnel 817 23 Abernathy, Ralph David, biographical sketches, undated 817 24 Abernathy, Ralph David, "Letter from a Charleston Jail: 'To Preach the Gospel to the Poor,'" 1968 817 25 Abernathy, Ralph David, "On Trial: Angela Davis or America," undated 817 26 Dalton, Richard C., "The Church Morals and the War on Drugs," speech, 1992 817 27 Farris, Carl E., "The Steelworkers Strike in South Carolina," 1971 817 28 Fauntroy, Walter, "The Arithmetic of Power Politics," 1972 817 29 Fauntroy, Walter, biographical sketches, undated 817 30 King, Martin Luther Jr., appearances, 1964-1967 817 31 King, Martin Luther Jr., "The Burning Truth in the South," 1960 817 32 King, Martin Luther Jr., "Call for an International Boycott of Apartheid in South Africa," 1965

481 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 817 33 King, Martin Luther Jr., "The Crisis in America's Cities: An Analysis of Social Disorder and a Plan of Action Against Poverty, Discrimination and Racism in Urban America," 1967 817 34 King, Martin Luther Jr., "Emancipation--1963," 1963 817 35 King, Martin Luther Jr., "I Have a Dream," 1963 817 36 King, Martin Luther, Jr., interviews, 1964-1967 [including1965 Playboy interview and Meet the Press interviews] 817 37 King, Martin Luther Jr., "Letter from Birmingham Jail," 1963 817 38 King, Martin Luther Jr., "Martin Luther King Defines Black Power," 1967 817 39 King, Martin Luther Jr., "My Dream: Non-Violence Failing?," Journal and Guide, 1966 817 40 King, Martin Luther Jr., "A New Sense of Direction," 1967 817 41 King, Martin Luther Jr., "Nobel Lecture by Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.," 1964 817 42 King, Martin Luther Jr., "Non-Aggression Procedures to Inter-racial Harmony," address to the American Baptist Assembly, Green Lake, Wisconsin, August 1956 817 43 King, Martin Luther Jr., "Nonviolence: The Only Road to Freedom," 1966 817 44 King, Martin Luther Jr., "The President Has the Power: Equality Now," The Nation, 1961 817 45 King, Martin Luther Jr., quotations, undated 817 46 King, Martin Luther Jr., "The Role of the Behavioral Scientist in the Civil Rights Movement," 1968 818 1 King, Martin Luther Jr., "The Role of the Church," undated 818 2 King, Martin Luther Jr., , excerpts and promotion, 1963 818 3 King, Martin Luther Jr., "A Testament of Hope," 818 4 King, Martin Luther Jr., Vietnam War opposition, 1966-1968 818 5 King, Martin Luther Jr., "What's Your Life's Blueprint," undated 818 6 King, Martin Luther III,, biographical sketches and writings, 1997-1999 OP13 18 Lowery Joseph, awards and tributes, circa 1981-1997 818 7 Lowery, Joseph, "Beyond Vietnam," circa 1991 818 8 Lowery, Joseph, biographical sketches, undated 818 9 Lowery, Joseph, editorials, undated 818 10 Lowery, Joseph, interviews, undated OP17 14 Lowery, Joseph, portraits 818 11 Lowery, Joseph, tributes, circa 1997 818 12 Merton, Thomas, "The Black Revolution," circa 1963 818 13 Osburn, Randel T., biographical sketch, undated 818 14 Steele, Charles, appearance, 2004 818 15 Taylor, Fred, "Equal Administration of Justice in Georgia," Movement Monthly, 1980

482 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 818 16 , et.al v. City of Birmingham, petition for hearing, 1966 818 17 Young, Andrew, "The Bible and the Ballot: A Manual of the Minister's Role in Voter Registration," undated 818 18 Young, Claude, appearance, 1995

483 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 17.2 Printed material about SCLC, 1960-2004 Boxes 819 - 843; OP17

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of printed material written about SCLC from 1960-2004, including newspaper clippings, television and radio news transcripts, political cartoons and reprinted photographs. Of particular note are the news clippings from the 1980s and 1990s documenting many of the organization's efforts to combat drug abuse and violence, and to protest South African apartheid. Also of interest are clippings from the 1960s documenting the organization's early anti-poverty and anti-racism initiatives. Included are clippings relating to the Selma to Montgomery March, the push for voting rights in Alabama, the Chicago Slum Project, and the Poor People's Campaign. Press releases in the subseries are about SCLC projects but were published by other organizations. Press releases by SCLC can be found in Subseries 6.4: Press releases.

Arrangement Note Arranged by record type.

Newspaper clippings Box Folder Content 819 1 circa 1960-1969 819 2 1962 819 3 1963 [1 of 4] 819 4 1963 [2 of 4] 819 5 1963 [3 of 4] 819 6 1963 [4 of 4] 820 1 1964 820 2 1965 [1 of 4] 820 3 1965 [2of 4] 820 4 1965 [3 of 4] 820 5 1965 [4 of 4] 820 6 1966 [1 of 7] 820 7 1966 [2 of 7] 821 1 1966 [3 of 7] 821 2 1966 [4 of 7] 821 3 1966 [5 of 7] 821 4 1966 [6 of 7] 821 5 1966 [7 of 7] 821 6 1967 [1 of 2] 821 7 1967 [2 of 2] 822 1 1968 [1 of 11]

484 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 822 2 1968 [2 of 11] 822 3 1968 [3 of 11] 822 4 1968 [4 of 11] 822 5 1968 [5 of 11] 822 6 1968 [6 of 11] 823 1 1968 [7 of 11] 823 2 1968 [8 of 11] 823 3 1968 [9 of 11] 823 4 1968 [10 of 11] 823 5 1968 [11 of 11] 824 1 1969 [1 of 4] 824 2 1969 [2 of 4] 824 3 1969 [3 of 4] 824 4 1969 [4 of 4] 824 5 circa 1970-1979 824 6 1970 825 1 1971 [1 of 3] 825 2 1971 [2 of 3] 825 3 1971 [3 of 3] 825 4 1972 [1 of 2] 825 5 1972 [2 of 2] 825 6 1973 826 1 1974 826 2 1975 826 3 1976 826 4 1977 826 5 1978 826 6 1979 826 7 circa 1980-1989 826 8 1980 827 1 1981 [1 of 2] 827 2 1981 [2 of 2] 827 3 1982 [1 of 2] 827 4 1982 [2 of 2] 827 5 1983 [1 of 3] 827 6 1983 [2 of 3] 828 1 1983 [3 of 3] 828 2 1984 [1 of 7] 828 3 1984 [2 of 7]

485 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 828 4 1984 [3 of 7] 828 5 1984 [4 of 7] 829 1 1984 [5 of 7] 829 2 1984 [6 of 7] 829 3 1984 [7 of 7] 829 4 1985 [1 of 4] 829 5 1985 [2 of 4] 829 6 1985 [3 of 4] 830 1 1985 [4 of 4] 830 2 1986 [1 of 3] 830 3 1986 [2 of 3] 830 4 1986 [3 of 3] 830 5 1987 830 6 1988 [1 of 2] 831 1 1988 [2 of 2] 831 2 1989 [1 of 2] 831 3 1989 [1 of 2] 831 4 circa 1990-1999 [1 of 2] 831 5 circa 1990-1999 [2 of 2] 832 1 1990 [1 of 20] 832 2 1990 [2 of 20] 832 3 1990 [3 of 20] 832 4 1990 [4 of 20] 832 5 1990 [5 of 20] 833 1 1990 [6 of 20] 833 2 1990 [7 of 20] 833 3 1990 [8 of 20] 833 4 1990 [9 of 20] 833 5 1990 [10 of 20] 833 6 1990 [11 of 20] 834 1 1990 [12 of 20] 834 2 1990 [13 of 20] 834 3 1990 [14 of 20] 834 4 1990 [15 of 20] 834 5 1990 [16 of 20] 834 6 1990 [17 of 20] 835 1 1990 [18 of 20] 835 2 1990 [19 of 20] 835 3 1990 [20 of 20]

486 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 835 4 1991 [1 of 5] 835 5 1991 [2 of 5] 835 6 1991 [3 of 5] 836 1 1991 [4 of 5] 836 2 1991 [5 of 5] 836 3 1992 [1 of 3] 836 4 1992 [2 of 3] 836 5 1992 [3 of 3] 837 1 1993 [1 of 4] 837 2 1993 [2 of 4] 837 3 1993 [3 of 4] 837 4 1993 [4 of 4] 837 5 1994 [1 of 5] 837 6 1994 [2 of 5] 838 1 1994 [3 of 5] 838 2 1994 [4 of 5] 838 3 1994 [5 of 5] 838 4 1995 [1 of 8] 838 5 1995 [2 of 8] 839 1 1995 [3 of 8] 839 2 1995 [4 of 8] 839 3 1995 [5 of 8] 839 4 1995 [6 of 8] 839 5 1995 [7 of 8] 839 6 1995 [8 of 8] 840 1 1996 [1 of 2] 840 2 1996 [2 of 2] 840 3 1997 [1 of 4] 840 4 1997 [2 of 4] 840 5 1997 [3 of 4] 840 6 1997 [4 of 4] 841 1 1998 841 2 1999 841 3 2000 841 4 2001 841 5 2002 841 6 2003 841 7 2004 841 8 undated [1 of 7]

487 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 841 9 undated [2 of 7] 842 1 undated [3 of 7] 842 2 undated [4 of 7] 842 3 undated [5 of 7] 842 4 undated [6 of 7] 842 5 undated [7 of 7] OP17 15 Newspaper clippings

Other 843 1 Keeping the Dream Alive: A History of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference from King to the Nineteen-Eighties, order form, 1987 843 2 Media cartoons, 1966 843 3 Photograph reprints, undated [1 of 3] 843 4 Photograph reprints, undated [2 of 3] 843 5 Photograph reprints, undated [3 of 3] 843 6 Press releases, 1960-1969 843 7 Press releases, 1970-1979 843 8 Press releases, 1980-1989 843 9 Press releases, 1990-1999 843 10 Press releases, 2002 843 11 Press releases, undated 843 12 "Stax Fax special issue on Operation Breadbasket and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference," 1969 843 13 Transcripts, radio news, 1984 843 14 Transcripts, television news, 1984

488 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 17.3 Printed material by others, 1959-2005 Boxes 844 - 863; OP5, OP17; XOP5

Scope and Content Note The subseries contains printed material created by other organizations, including publications, fliers, pamphlets, newsletters and reports. It includes material, such as Sunday service and funeral service programs, from churches where SCLC leaders and members officiated (e.g., Ebenezer Baptist Church and West Hunter Street Baptist Church). Of particular interest are the tributes and celebrations of Martin Luther King, Jr., following his death, as well as printed items produced by the Martin Luther King, Jr., Center for Nonviolent Social Change, the Interdenominational Theological Center and the Southern Regional Council. Also present are relatively rare publications such as Freedomways, Highlander Reports, Poor People's Newspaper and Rising Son. Particularly significant are the items regarding the Ku Klux Klan and apartheid in South Africa, issues around which the SCLC mobilized during the 1970s and 1980s. Finally, the subseries contains material from the electoral campaigns of several African American politicians and activists, including Ralph David Abernathy, Jesse Jackson, Fanny Lou Hamer, Cynthia McKinney and Hosea Williams, as well as the newspaper published by the National Democratic Party of Alabama in the late 1960s, The Eagle Eye. Materials relating to SCLC personnel in this subseries document their activities outside of their roles in SCLC, and were neither created by nor printed by SCLC. Materials primarily document speaking engagements, but also include programs from funeral services performed by SCLC leaders and materials relating to tributes and commemorations of their achievements.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order by item type.

Processing Note There are ten campaign fliers and political pamphlets included in this subseries that were misidentified during processing of the collection in 2009-2012. These items were designed and printed by SCLC in the 1960s as part of a broad campaign to support local African American political candidates across the South. Though they remain part of this subseries, their descriptions have been updated to include this additional information.

SCLC personnel Box Folder Content 844 1 Abernathy, Ralph David, funeral services performed, 1971-1978 844 2 Abernathy, Ralph David, speaking engagements, 1968-1976 844 3 Abernathy, Ralph David and Coretta Scott King, joint speaking engagements, 1976-1985 844 4 Brown, Lillie, tribute, 2000 844 5 Davenport, Brenda, speaking engagements, 1990-1996 844 6 King, Coretta Scott, general, 1969-1993 844 7 King, Coretta Scott, speaking engagements, 1974-1993

489 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 844 8 King, Martin Luther Jr., anti-King material, 1965-1967 844 9 King, Martin Luther Jr., memorial messages, April 1968 844 10 King, Martin Luther Jr., obsequies and memorial services, 1968-1984 OP17 16 King, Martin Luther Jr., posters, circa 1980s 844 11 King, Martin Luther Jr., tributes, 1968-1983 844 12 King, Martin Luther Jr., tributes, 1984-2004 844 13 King, Martin Luther Sr., speaking engagements, 1969-1983 844 14 King, Martin Luther III, speaking engagements, 1984-2002 844 15 Langford, Arthur Jr., speaking engagement, 1978 844 16 Lee, Bernard, speaking engagements, 1971-1975 844 17 Lowery, Joseph, funeral services performed, 1982-2000 844 18 Lowery, Joseph, program endorsements, 1980-2004 845 1 Lowery, Joseph, speaking engagements, 1974-1989 845 2 Lowery, Joseph, speaking engagements, 1990-2001 845 3 Lowery, Joseph, tributes and celebrations, 1988-2001 845 4 Lowery, Joseph and Coretta Scott King, joint speaking engagements, 1988-1990 845 5 Moss, Otis Jr., installation banquet, 1971 845 6 Osburn, E. Randel T., funeral services performed, 1991-2000 845 7 Osburn, E. Randel T., tributes and appearances, 1992-2003 845 8 Parks, Rosa, general, 1965-1989 845 9 Rogers, T.Y., speaking engagements, 1970 [photocopy] 845 10 Shuttlesworth, Fred, 1990-2000 845 11 Southern Christian Leadership Conference personnel, memorial services, A- King, 1969-2002 845 12 Southern Christian Leadership Conference personnel, memorial services, Knott- Y, 1971-2000 845 13 Southern Christian Leadership Conference program and event endorsements, 1971-2000 845 14 Taylor, Fred, appearances, circa 1990s 845 15 Taylor, Fred, funeral services performed, 1971-1999 846 1 Taylor, Fred, speaking engagements, 1967-2000 846 2 Vivian, C.T., speaking engagement, 1980 846 3 Williams, Hosea, 1974-2001 846 4 Young, Andrew, speaking engagements, 1963-1969

Organizations 846 5 A Selected Few, 1971 846 6 Academy of Black Culture, Consciousness, 1971 846 7 AFL-CIO, Committee on Political Education, Memo from Cope, 1969 846 8 African American Action Alert Communications Network, 1991

490 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 846 9 African American Environmental Justice Action Network, Dirty South Digest, undated 846 10 Afro-American Music Opportunities Association, AAMOA Reports, 1975 846 11 Afro-American Patrolmen's League, 1969-1972 846 12 Alabama Black Belt Defense Committee, flyer, undated 846 13 Alabama League for the Advancement of Education, report, 1971 846 14 Alabama Republican Council, newsletter, 1990 846 15 American Baptist College, first annual student leadership conference, 1990 846 16 American Civil Liberties Union, Racial Justice, 1991 846 17 American Friends Service Committee, 1978 846 18 American Negro Leadership Conference, 1967 846 19 Anti-Klan organizations, general, circa 1970s and 1980s 846 20 Anti-Klan organizations, reports, 1980-1992 846 21 Anti-nuclear war organizations, 1981-1987 846 22 Anti-Vietnam War organizations, 1965-1972 846 23 Appalachian Committee for Full Employment, Voice for Jobs and Justice, 1964-1965 [photocopy] 847 1 Arms of Love Ministries, The Rising Son: A Christ Centered Publication by Death Row Inmates, 1987-1992 847 2 Association of Jamaican Patriots, The Stoney Gut Voice, 1984-1985 847 3 Atlanta Center for Black Art, flyer, 1970 847 4 Atlanta Negro Voters League, flyer, undated 847 5 Barons of Goodwill, The Baron's Speak, 1971 847 6 Barricada, 1984 847 7 Black Leadership Conference, 1972 847 8 Black Student Fellowship Conference, 6th annual conference, 1988 847 9 Black Women's Political Action Forum, 1988 847 10 Butler Street YMCA, annual reports, 1982-1992 847 11 Butler Street YMCA, general, 1965-1999 847 12 Center for Black Revolutionary Art, flyer, circa early 1970s 847 13 Center for Constitutional Rights, circa 1970s and 1980s 847 14 Center for Democratic Renewal [previously known as the National Anti-Klan Network], 1988-1992 847 15 Center for National Security Studies, First Principles, 1987-1989 847 16 Center for Nonviolent Action, Ground Zero, 1984-1990 847 17 Citizens against Nuclear War, circa 1980s 847 18 Citizens Central Advisory Council, flyer, undated 847 19 Citizens Commission on Human Rights, Psychiatry's Betrayal, 1995 847 20 Citizens Committee of Inquiry into Government and Business Delinquency, general, 1971

491 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 847 21 Citywide Coordinating Committee of Welfare Groups, Tell It Like It Is, 1968 848 1 Clergy and Laity Concerned, 1972-1992 OP17 17 Clergy and Laymen Concerned about Vietnam, poster "The Vietnam War Continues," 1969 848 2 Cloverfolk Newsletter, 1968-1969 848 3 Coalition to Change the Georgia State Flag, fliers, 1993-2000 848 4 Coalition to Save Arthur Langford, circa 1980s 848 5 Commission for Racial Justice United Church of Christ, Criminal Justice Issues, 1975 848 6 Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy, Sane World, 1967-1986 848 7 Committee for Unified Newark, Voter Education Registration Proposal, 1969-1970 848 8 Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador, El Salvador Alert!, 1980-1981 848 9 Committee to Defend Imani (Johnny Harris) and Stop the Death Penalty, press release, 1978 848 10 Committee to End the War in Vietnam, The Crisis, 1965 848 11 Common Cause, pamphlets, 1970 848 12 Community Control Movement in the South, Southern Neighborhoods, 1979-1986 848 13 Concerned Black Clergy of Metro Atlanta, Georgia, 1983-1999 OP17 18 Congress of National Black Churches, poster, undated 848 14 Congress of National Black Churches, Visions, 1991-1992 848 15 Congressional Black Caucus, 1973-1993 848 16 Cornerstone Project, leaflet, 1968 848 17 Council of Federated Organizations, pamphlets, 1964 [photocopies] 848 18 Criminal Justice, 1970-2000 848 19 Dallas Alliance for Minority Enterprise, Directory of Minority-Owned Businesses in Dallas, Texas, 1972 [photocopy] 848 20 Delta Ministry, report, 1968 848 21 Delta Ministry, special appeal, 1970 [photocopy] 848 22 Disarming Notes, 1984 848 23 East Garfield Park Union to End Slums, 1966-1967 848 24 Economic Opportunity Atlanta, EOA Newsletter, 1973 848 25 Economic Research and Action Project, ERAP Newsletters, 1965 848 26 El Nuevo Diario, 1984 848 27 Encampment for Citizenship, 1969 848 28 Environmentalism, 1971-1997 848 29 EOS Express, Project Alternative, 1972 848 30 Fellowship of Reconciliation, general, 1970-1996

492 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 848 31 Fellowship of Reconciliation, Unwise and Untimely?, 1963 848 32 Focus on Black, 1972 849 1 Freedom Information Service, Mississippi Newsletter, 1967-1968 [photocopy] 849 2 Freedom-Integration-God-Honor-Today, FIGHT, 1967 849 3 Fund for Education in World Order, pamphlet, circa 1960s [photocopy] 849 4 Georgia Black Women's Roundtable, general, 1997 849 5 Georgia Citizens' Coalition on Hunger, general, 1981-1992 849 6 Georgia Coalition of Black Women, general, 1981-2001 849 7 Georgia Committee for a Black Agenda, Black Manifesto, undated 849 8 Georgia Consumer Services Program, Consumer Training Handbook, 1971 849 9 Georgia Legislative Black Caucus, 1989-1995 849 10 Georgians against Gun Violence, 1992-1996 849 11 Gun control organizations, 1992-2000 849 12 Highlander Research and Education Center, 1968-1990 849 13 Highlander Research and Education Center, Highlander Reports, 1979-1996 849 14 Humanitas-International Human Rights Committee, 1989-1990 849 15 Independent Citizen's Committee, Independent Citizen, 1964 [photocopy] 849 16 Institute for Research and Education on Human Rights, The Hammer, 1983-1985 849 17 Institute of the Black World, 1969-1973 849 18 Institute of the Christian World, The Gospel Lamplighter, 1986-1987 849 19 Inter-Citizens Committee, See How We Die, 1965 849 20 Interdenominational Theological Center, general, 1967-1981 850 1 Interdenominational Theological Center, general, 1982-1999 850 2 Interdenominational Theological Center, report, 1970-1971 850 3 International League for the Rights of Man, bulletin, 1970 850 4 IPS, Transnational Link, 1976 850 5 Jobs with Justice, 1988-1996 850 6 Joint Center for Political Studies, Focus Newsletters, 1980-1992 850 7 Joint Center for Political Studies, general, 1972-1987 850 8 Kenwood-Oakland Community Organization, 1967-1970 850 9 Ku Klux Klan, leaflets, circa 1980s 850 10 Labor organizations, 1980-1994 850 11 Labor Leadership for Peace, Labor Voice for Peace, 1968 [photocopy] 850 12 Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, general, 1964-1992 850 13 League of Women Voters, news release, 1967 850 14 League of Women Voters, voter's guide, Dallas, Texas, 1964 850 15 Liberty House, newsletter, 1971 850 16 Literacy Action Foundation, LINE, 1969 850 17 Madison County, political handbook, undated

493 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 850 18 Mallory Knights Charitable Organization, Memphis, Tennessee, 1970 850 19 Mark Curtis Defense Committee, pamphlet, 1987 850 20 Martin Luther King, Jr., Center for Nonviolent Social Change, activities, 1972-2005 850 21 Martin Luther King, Jr., Center for Nonviolent Social Change, annual reports, 1980-1987 850 22 Martin Luther King, Jr., Center for Nonviolent Social Change, annual summer workshop on nonviolence, 1976-1995 851 1 Martin Luther King, Jr., Center for Nonviolent Social Change, general, 1977-1993 851 2 Martin Luther King, Jr., Center for Nonviolent Social Change, King Week celebrations, 1981-1984 851 3 Martin Luther King, Jr., Center for Nonviolent Social Change, King Week celebrations, 1985-1996 851 4 Martin Luther King, Jr., Center for Nonviolent Social Change, news, 1981-1988 851 5 Martin Luther King, Jr., Center for Nonviolent Social Change, newsletters, 1972-1992 851 6 Martin Luther King, Jr., Center for Nonviolent Social Change, pamphlets, undated 851 7 Martin Luther King, Jr., Federal Holiday Commission, annual reports, 1992-1994 851 8 Martin Luther King, Jr., Federal Holiday Commission, general, 1986-1994 851 9 Martin Luther King, Jr., Memorial Center, general, circa 1970s 851 10 Martin Luther King, Jr., Memorial Center, library-documentation project, 1969-1970 851 11 Methodist Federation for Social Action, Social Questions Bulletin, 1964-1965 [photocopy] 851 12 Minority of One, 1964-1968 851 13 Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party, news release, 1968 [photocopy] 851 14 Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Convention, Jackson, Mississippi, 1965 851 15 Modern Organization for Dance Evolvement, press release, 1973 851 16 Montgomery Improvement Association, general, 1960-1980 851 17 NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, pamphlets, circa 1960s [photocopy] 851 18 National Alliance against Racist and Political Repression, general, circa 1980s 852 1 National Alliance against Racist and Political Repression, Kentucky Alliance News, 1990-1991 852 2 National Alliance against Racist and Political Repression, The Organizer Newsletter, 1974-1993 852 3 National Anti-Klan Network, general, circa 1980s 852 4 National Anti-Klan Network, newsletters, 1981-1985 852 5 National Anti-Racist Organizing Committee, pamphlet, undated

494 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 852 6 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, circa 1960s 852 7 National Association for Equal Opportunity in Higher Education, 1984 852 8 National Association of Black Social Workers, annual conference, 1976 852 9 National Black Arts Festival, The Drum, 1993-1994 852 10 National Black Caucus of State Legislators, 19th annual conference, Birmingham, Alabama, 1995 [photocopy] 852 11 National Black Media Coalition, annual report, 1974 852 12 National Black Political Convention, 1972-1976 852 13 National Coalition of Black Lesbians and Gays, annual conference, 1985 852 14 National Coalition on Black Voter Participation, 1976-1999 852 15 National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty, general, 1981-1993 852 16 National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty, Lifelines, 1991-1994 852 17 National Collegiate Black Caucus, student action week, 1990 852 18 National Committee against Discrimination in Housing, Trends in Housing, 1967 852 19 National Committee against Repressive Legislation, circa 1980s 852 20 National Conference of Black Mayors, annual convention, 1983-1996 852 21 National Council of Negro Women, 1989-1999 852 22 National Council to Repeal the Draft, newsletters, 1970-1971 852 23 National Democratic Party of Alabama, The Eagle Eye, 1969-1972 852 24 National Guardian, 1964 [photocopy] 852 25 National Education Association of the United States, general, 1966-1970 852 26 National Mobilization for Survival, The Mobilizer, 1984-1989 852 27 National Rainbow Coalition, Rainbow, 1994-1998 852 28 National Union of Hospital and Health Care Employees, 1199 News, 1981-1983 852 29 National Voting Rights Museum, 1995 852 30 National Welfare Rights Organization, NOW!, 1967-1968 853 1 Negro American Labor Council, annual convention, 1965 853 2 Negro Investors in America, Black Culture Week, circa 1960s [photocopy] 853 3 Nonviolent Resistance organizations, pamphlets and fliers, circa 1960s-1995 853 4 North Florida Populist Convention, 1974 853 5 Northern Student Movement, NSM News, 1964 [photocopy] 853 6 Northern Student Movement, The Organizer, 1965 OP17 19 Oakland Economic Development Council, Discover the Friendly City--Oakland, booklet, circa 1960s 853 7 Ohio University, Probe, 1964 [photocopy] 853 8 Open Door Community, general, undated 853 9 Open Door Community, Hospitality, 1990-2001 853 10 Organize for Action, pamphlet, 1985 853 11 Peace organizations, 1964-1992 853 12 Penn Community Services, circa 1960s and early 1970s

495 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 853 13 People to Save A. Reginald Eaves, fliers, circa 1970s OP17 20 People's Coalition for Peace and Justice, posters, undated 853 14 People's Institute for Survival and Beyond, 1992-1993 853 15 Plainfield Joint Defense Committee, pamphlet, 1969 853 16 Political Reform Developments, The Informed Delegate '72, 1972 853 17 Political Rights Defense Fund, 1978 [photocopy] 853 18 Poor People's Newspaper, 1971-1991 853 19 Prison and Jail Project, Freedomways, 1994-2000 853 20 Project Hope to Abolish the Death Penalty, On Wings of Hope, 1998-1999 853 21 Race Relations Information Center, Race Relations Reporter, 1970-1972 853 22 Racial Harmony Council, Harambee, 1972 853 23 Racially Motivated Random Violence, In Focus, 1981 853 24 Republican National Committee, The Douglass Letter, 1981-1982 853 25 Rural Southern Voice for Peace, 1985-1994 853 26 Salute to Paul Robeson, 1973 853 27 School of Community Organization, To Change a City!, Chicago, Illinois, circa late 1960s 853 28 Soledad Brothers Defense Committee, 1970 853 29 South Carolina Federation of Colored Women's Club, annual meeting, 1962 853 30 South Highland Multi-Service Center, 1986 853 31 Southern Conference Educational Fund, 1963-1980 853 32 Southern Education Foundation, SEF News, 1991 853 33 Southern Empowerment Project, newsletter, 1992 854 1 Southern Organizing Committee for Economic and Social Justice, general, 1979-1996 854 2 Southern Organizing Committee for Economic and Social Justice, Southern Fight-Back, 1975-1991 854 3 Southern Poverty Law Center, Klanwatch Intelligence Reports, 1981-1994 854 4 Southern Regional Council, annual reports, 1991-1994 854 5 Southern Regional Council, general, 1966-1998 854 6 Southern Regional Council, legislative bulletins, 1990-1997 854 7 Southern Regional Council, reports, 1962-1971 854 8 Southern Regional Council, special reports, 1965-1967 854 9 Southern Regional Council, special reports, 1968-1984 854 10 Southern Regional Council, SRC Home Record, 1993-1996 854 11 Southern Rural Action, circa 1960s 854 12 Southern Rural Women's Network, 1981-1983 854 13 Southern Student Organizing Committee, The New Rebel, 1964 [photocopy] 854 14 Stalinist Workers Group for Afro-American National Liberation and a New Communist International, Long Live Communism!, 1970 [photocopy]

496 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 854 15 State of Alabama, Department of Public Safety, Investigative and Identification Division, Individuals Active in Civil Disturbances, circa 1960s 854 16 State-wide Black Leadership Coalition, circa 1970s 854 17 The Struggle, 1963 [photocopy] 854 18 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, Aframerican News Service, 1968 854 19 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, general, 1963-1967 854 20 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, The Student Voice, 1964 [photocopy] 854 21 Talladega College, Sunday service, Talladega, Alabama, 1968 855 1 Tennille Recreational Center, testimonial banquet, Tennille, Georgia, 1977 855 2 Third World Coalition of Minority Artists, fliers, 1979 855 3 Trojan Luggage Company Strike, 1985 855 4 United Nations Disarmament Week, poster, 1987 855 5 United States National Student Association, As Is, 1967-1968 855 6 United Youth-Adult Conference, 1972 855 7 University of Michigan, News Service, 1964 [photocopy] 855 8 Urban Coalition, Monthly Monitor, 1969 855 9 Urban Training Center for Christian Mission, The Now Thing, 1967-1968 855 10 US Department of Labor, pamphlet, Are You Looking into the Future?, 1960 855 11 US Peace Council, Peace and Solidarity, 1980-1985 855 12 Voter Education Project, general, 1966-1984 855 13 Voter Education Project, news, 1967-1969 855 14 Voter Education Project, press releases, 1966-1996 855 15 Voter Education Project, reports, 1981-1983 855 16 Voters Organized to Educate, VOTE, 1970 855 17 Voters registration organization, unidentified, voter information material, Suffolk, Virginia, 1959 [photocopy] 855 18 WAGA-TV5, Focus: Black, 1976 855 19 War Resisters League, general, 1964-1995 855 20 War Resisters League, The Nonviolent Activist, 1985-1999 855 21 War Resisters League, Win Magazine, 1969 [photocopy] 855 22 Westchester People's Action Coalition, newsletter, 1991 855 23 West Jacksonville Community Development, Reverend Robert L.C. Williams appreciation program, 1974 855 24 WETV 30, news release, undated 855 25 WGST Radio, editorials, 1980-1982 855 26 Why Vote?, pamphlet, 1966 855 27 World Goodwill, International Unity, undated 855 28 Youth Citizenship Fund, circa 1970s

497 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003]

Africa 856 1 African continent, general, 1970-1993 856 2 African countries, general, 1970-1996 856 3 Angola, general, 1987-1989 856 4 Black American Response to the African Crisis, 1984 856 5 Eritrea, general, 1982-1984 856 6 Pan-Africanist Congress of Azania, Azania To-day, 1980 856 7 Student Organization for Black Unity, general, 1969-1970 856 8 World Peace Council, Africa material, 1970-1974 856 9 United Support of Artists for Africa, general, 1987-1988

Apartheid and South Africa 856 10 American Committee on Africa, Africa Fund, 1973-1993 856 11 American Friends Service Committee, general, 1986-1991 856 12 Anti-apartheid activities, demonstration fliers, circa 1970s-1980s 856 13 Anti-apartheid activities, general, 1969-1992 856 14 Anti-apartheid activities, pamphlets, circa 1980s-1990s 856 15 Boycott Shell Bulletin, circa late 1980s 856 16 D.C. Student Coalition against Apartheid and Racism, Scar News, 1989-1991 856 17 First World Research Association, First World Anti-Apartheid Newsletter, 1990-1991 856 18 Institute of International Education, South African Information Exchange Working Papers, 1987-1989 856 19 Institute of International Education, South African Information Exchange Working Papers, 1990 856 20 Institute of International Education, South African Information Exchange Working Papers, January 1991 857 1 Institute of International Education, South African Information Exchange Working Papers, May 1991 857 2 Institute of International Education, South African Information Exchange Working Papers, November 1991 857 3 International Defence and Aid Fund, general, 1983-1987 857 4 Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights under Law, Southern Africa Project, annual reports, 1982-1989 857 5 Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights under Law, Southern Africa Project, general, 1988-1994 857 6 Sechaba, Official Organ of the African National Congress South Africa, 1969-1980 857 7 South Africa material, general, 1986-1993 XOP2 - South Africa material, posters, undated

498 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 857 8 South West Africa People's Organization, Information Bulletin, 1987-1988 857 9 Southern Africa Committee, A Monthly Survey of News and Opinion, 1971-1973 857 10 Southern Africa Media Center, 1985-1987 857 11 TransAfrica Forum, general, 1980-1986 857 12 United Nations Centre against Apartheid, 1979-1984 857 13 United Nations Special Committee against Apartheid, 1973-1984

Events OP17 21 African American arts exhibition, "The Black Soldier", poster, 1984 858 1 African American arts exhibitions, general, 1970-2004 858 2 African American arts festivals, 1968-1998 858 3 African American dance events, 1990-1994 858 4 African American music concerts, 1963-2003 858 5 African American movies, circa 1990s 858 6 African American theatre, 1966-1990 858 7 Anti-death penalty campaigns, 1970-2000 858 8 Anti-Klan activities, news clippings, 1966-1993 858 9 Anti-Klan activities, demonstration fliers, 1980-1982 858 10 Birthday observances for Martin Luther King, Jr., 1970-1991 858 11 Birthday observances for Martin Luther King, Jr., 1992-2000 OP17 22 Birthday observances for Martin Luther King, Jr., posters, 1986-2003 858 12 Blacks United for Action, flyer, 1968 858 13 Campaign Against Hunger and Homelessness, 1973-1992 859 1 Campaign Against Police Repression, undated 859 2 Civil rights boycotts, fliers, circa 1960s and 1970s OP17 23 Civil rights boycotts, posters, 1969-circa 1980s 859 3 Civil rights conferences, fliers, 1983-2004 859 4 Civil rights marches, fliers, 1969-1997 859 5 Civil rights meetings, fliers, 1964-1999 859 6 Civil rights, other, fliers, 1963-2001 859 7 Civil rights rallies, fliers, 1968-2000 859 8 For All I Trust Him, Faith, Inc., 21st Century Faith Walk, 1993 859 9 Greensboro civil rights suit campaign, 1982-1986 859 10 March on Washington, 20th anniversary, 1983 859 11 March on Washington, 25th anniversary, 1988 859 12 March on Washington, 30th anniversary, 1993 859 13 March on Washington, 35th anniversary, 1998 859 14 March on Washington, 37th anniversary, 2000 OP17 24 March on Washington, 37th anniversary, poster, 2000 859 15 National Black Gay and Lesbian Conference, flyer, 1991

499 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 859 16 Save Auburn Avenue Campaign, fliers, Atlanta, Georgia, circa 1990s 859 17 Selma to Montgomery March, 1990-1998 859 18 Southern Community/Labor Conference for Environmental Justice, fliers, 1992 859 19 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, demonstration fliers, 1964 [photocopy] 859 20 Walk of Remembrance, flyer, 1980 XOP5 - World Heavyweight Championship fight, George Foreman v. , Kinshasa, Zaire, poster, 1974

Politicians and political campaigns 859 21 Abernathy, Ralph David, multiple campaigns, 1971-1988 859 22 Alls, Howard, campaign for chairperson of Black Law Student Association, 1984 859 23 Bell, Fred, campaign for district judge, Lowndes County, Alabama, 2000 859 24 Binion, James, campaign for city alderman, 1971 859 25 Bolden, Willie, multiple campaigns, 1973-1992 859 26 Bond, Julian, campaign for Georgia senator, undated OP17 25 Brewster, Eddie Lee, campaign for state representative, district 30, Georgia, poster, undated 859 27 Brown, Lonnie, campaign for state senator, undated [designed by SCLC staff member Van Hall and printed by SCLC] 859 28 Bullock, Ilia, campaign for School Board, ward one, Washington, D.C., undated OP17 25 Burwell, Dollie, campaign for register of deeds, Warren county, poster, 1988 859 29 Chisholm, Shirley, campaign for US President, 1972 859 30 Calhoun, Walter, campaign for sheriff, Wilcox county, 1966 [designed by SCLC staff member Van Hall and printed by SCLC] 859 31 Corder, James, campaign for county commissioner, district two, Aliceville, Alabama, 1982 859 32 Dodson, H.D., campaign for US Congress, 5th district, Atlanta, Georgia, 1972 859 33 Douglas, Jesse L., campaign for board of education, Montgomery, Alabama, 1966 [designed by SCLC staff member Van Hall and printed by SCLC] 859 34 Ford, Charles, campaign for county commissioner, 1969 859 35 Frazier, Lavonia, campaign for board of county commissioners, 1966 [designed by SCLC staff member Van Hall and printed by SCLC] 859 36 Frazier, Reginald, campaign for board of education, Craven county, 1966 [designed by SCLC staff member Van Hall and printed by SCLC] 859 37 Fulani, Lenora, campaign for US President, 1988 859 38 Gaston, Marna, Wade Harris, and Betty Ann Pender, campaign for Democratic National Convention, 5th congressional district, 1972 859 39 Gray, Victoria, campaign for US Congress, Jackson, Mississippi, 1964 859 40 Hall, Van (editor), The American Negro as Politician, undated [published by SCLC]

500 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 859 41 Hamer, Fannie Lou, campaign for US Congress, Jackson, Mississippi, 1964 OP17 25 Harris, Curtis W., multiple campaigns, posters, 1986-1994 859 42 Irby, Donnie, campaign for road commissioner, 1966 [designed by SCLC staff member Van Hall and printed by SCLC] 859 43 Jackson, Jesse, Anti-Jesse Jackson campaign, flyer, undated 859 44 Jackson, Jesse, campaign for US President, 1984 859 45 Johnson, Leroy, campaign for Atlanta mayor, 1973 859 46 Johnson, Lyndon, campaign for US President, 1964 859 47 King, C.B., campaign for Georgia Governor, 1970 859 48 King, Martin Luther III, campaign for Fulton County Commissioner, Atlanta, Georgia, 1986 859 49 Kirkpatrick, Frederick Douglass, campaign for US President, 1976 859 50 Lafayette, Bernard Jr., campaign for Macon County board of education, Alabama, 1986 859 51 Langford, Arthur Jr., campaign for alderman, undated 859 52 Lewis, John, multiple campaigns, circa late 1980s 859 53 Lomax, Michael, multiple campaigns, 1989-1993 OP17 25 Mays, Leon, campaign for alderman at large, poster, circa 1960s 859 54 McGirt, Emanuel, campaign for sophomore class president, undated 859 55 McKinney, Cynthia, multiple campaigns, 1988-1994 859 56 Miller, Jim, campaign for Georgia Senator, district 39, undated 859 57 Muniz, Ramsey, campaign for Texas Governor, 1972 859 58 Oden, L.W., campaign for city alderman, 1971 859 59 Ollie Mahone, Richard, campaign for City of Decatur commissioner, 1983 859 60 Paterson, Basil, campaign for New York Lieutenant Governor, New York, New York, 1970 859 61 Perryman, James, campaign for road commissioner, 1966 [designed by SCLC staff member Van Hall and printed by SCLC] 859 62 Rayner, Sammy, campaign for US Congress, Chicago, Illinois, undated OP17 25 Richardson, Milton, campaign for Petersburg city council, ward 2, poster, 1988 859 63 Robertson, Sandra, campaign for Georgia representative, 31st District, undated 859 64 Robinson, James, campaign for tax commissioner, Wilcox county, 1966 [designed by SCLC staff member Van Hall and printed by SCLC] 859 65 Rucker, Edward E., campaign for Atlanta city council, 5th ward, 1985 859 66 Sanders, Hank, campaign for Alabama Senator, undated 859 67 Sorensen, Theodore C., campaign for US Senator, 1970 859 68 Shumake, Mildred, campaign for Georgia Senator, undated 859 69 Tate, Horace E., multiple campaigns, 1969-1972 859 70 Thomas, Eric, campaign for Atlanta city council, undated

501 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] OP17 25 Thomas, "Able" Mable, campaign for state representative, district 31, Georgia, poster, 1984 859 71 Thomas, "Able" Mable, multiple campaigns, 1984-1996 859 72 Williams, Hosea, multiple campaigns, 1970-1984 859 73 Willis, A.W., campaign for State representative, Shelby, 1964 [designed by SCLC staff member Van Hall and printed by SCLC] OP17 25 Young, Andrew, campaign for US Congress, poster, undated 859 74 Young, Andrew, multiple campaigns, circa 1970s

Churches and religious organizations 860 1 Allen Temple A.M.E. Church, annual report, 1998 860 2 Antioch A.M.E. Church, Sunday service, 1971 860 3 Antioch Baptist Church, Camden, Alabama, undated 860 4 Antioch Baptist Church North, 25th celebration of Reverend Cameron Alexander, Atlanta, Georgia, 1994 860 5 Atlanta Good Shepherd Community Church, Atlanta, Georgia, 1999 860 6 Atlanta Gospel Forum Magazine, Outreach Ministry, 1983 860 7 Baptist Church of the Covenant, Sunday services, Birmingham, Alabama, 1991 860 8 Baptist Pastors' Conference, annual sessions, 1977-1979 860 9 Bay Area Pax Christi, Gospel Peacemaking, 1992 860 10 Ben Hill United Methodist Church, Atlanta, Georgia, 1982-1995 860 11 Bethlehem Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia, 1984-1993 860 12 Big Bethel A.M.E. Church, Atlanta, Georgia, 1988 860 13 Black Methodist for Church Renewal, Our Time under God is Now, circa 1969 860 14 Butler Street C.M.E. Church, women's day, Atlanta, Georgia, 1981 860 15 Canaan Baptist Church of Christ, Sunday service, New York, New York, 1968 860 16 Cascade United Methodist Church, Atlanta, Georgia, 1989-1994 860 17 Central Methodist Church, Sunday service, Atlanta, Georgia, 1964 860 18 Central United Methodist Church, Atlanta, Georgia, 1969-1986 860 19 Charles Street A.M.E. Church, 31st anniversary of the senior usher board, 1971 860 20 Cosmopolitan Community Church, annual program, Chattanooga, Tennessee, 1964 860 21 Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church, Montgomery, Alabama, circa 1980s 860 22 Ebenezer Baptist Church, activities, Atlanta, Georgia, 1975-1998 860 23 Ebenezer Baptist Church, annual church conference, Atlanta, Georgia, 1988-1994 860 24 Ebenezer Baptist Church, annual report, Atlanta, Georgia, 1963 860 25 Ebenezer Baptist Church, annual men's observance, Atlanta, Georgia, 1985-1994 860 26 Ebenezer Baptist Church, Martin Luther King, Jr. commemorative services, Atlanta, Georgia, 1970-1971

502 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 860 27 Ebenezer Baptist Church, diamond jubilee, Atlanta, Georgia, 1961 860 28 Ebenezer Baptist Church, Sunday services, Atlanta, Georgia, 1984-1992 860 29 Ebenezer Baptist Church, Sunday services, Atlanta, Georgia, 1993-1998 860 30 Ebenezer Baptist Church, 13th anniversary of the Metropolitan Guild, New York, New York, 1966 861 1 Emanuel Christian Community Church, Baltimore, Maryland, 1984 861 2 First Iconium Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia, 1995-1996 861 3 Friendship Baptist Church, Sunday service, Anniston Alabama, 1978 861 4 Funeral services, 1971-1995 861 5 Funeral services, 1996-2004 861 6 Grace and Holy Trinity Cathedral, Holy Communion service, Kansas City, Missouri, 1964 861 7 Greater Springfield Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia, 1986-1992 861 8 Greater Springfield Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia, 1993-1997 861 9 Greater Springfield Baptist Church, Sunday service, Bolivar, Tennessee, 1971 861 10 Hall Street Baptist Church, Sunday service, Montgomery, Alabama, 1974 861 11 Lilly Baptist Church, Sunday services, Montgomery, Alabama, 1970-1971 861 12 Mount Moriah Baptist Church, women's day celebration, Atlanta, Georgia, 1990 861 13 Mount Olive Baptist Church, Anniston, Alabama, 1975-1988 861 14 Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia, 1984 861 15 Mt. Zion Second Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia, 1990-1997 861 16 National Committee of Negro Churchmen, newsletter, 1968 861 17 National Committee to Reinstate Father Robert C. Chapman, 1973 861 18 National Conference of Black Churchmen, newsletter, 1980 861 19 National Council of Churches, general, 1963-1993 861 20 New Bright Hope Baptist Church, president's third award night, 1964 861 21 New Pilgrim Baptist Church, Sunday service, Birmingham, Alabama, 1982 861 22 Powerhouse Church of God in Christ, Atlanta, Georgia, 1982 861 23 Revelation Baptist Church, circa 1960s [photocopy] 861 24 Seventeenth Street Baptist Church, Anniston, Alabama, 1986-1987 861 25 Shaw Temple A.M.E. Zion Church, Sunday service, Atlanta, Georgia, 1971 861 26 Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church, 91st anniversary celebration, Atlanta, Georgia, 1977 861 27 Sixteenth Street Baptist Church, 30th Year Memorial, Birmingham, Alabama, 1993 862 1 St. Paul A.M.E. Church, Lithonia, Georgia, 1999 862 2 Tabernacle Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia, circa 1970s 862 3 Turner Chapel A.M.E. Church, Atlanta, Georgia, 1995-1998 862 4 Union Baptist Church, Hopewell, Virginia, 1988 862 5 Union Baptist Church, installation service, New York, New York, 1975

503 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 862 6 Union Baptist Church, Sunday services, Atlanta, Georgia, undated 862 7 United Presbyterian Board of National Missions, Church and Race Memo, 1968-1969 862 8 Universalist Church of New York City, concert manifesto, New York, New York, 1967 862 9 Wedding ceremonies, 1978-1998 862 10 West Hunter Street Baptist Church, activities, Atlanta, Georgia, 1977-2001 862 11 West Hunter Street Baptist Church, anniversary services, Atlanta, Georgia, 1970-1996 862 12 West Hunter Street Baptist Church, annual men's day services, Atlanta, Georgia, 1977-1988 862 13 West Hunter Street Baptist Church, installation services, Atlanta, Georgia, 1992-2000 862 14 West Hunter Street Baptist Church, Sunday services, Atlanta, Georgia, 1965-1974 862 15 West Hunter Street Baptist Church, Sunday services, Atlanta, Georgia, 1985-1989 862 16 West Hunter Street Baptist Church, Sunday services, Atlanta, Georgia, 1990-2002 862 17 West Hunter Street Baptist Church, The Messenger, Atlanta, Georgia, 1970-1971 863 1 West Hunter Street Baptist Church, The Messenger, Atlanta, Georgia, 1972-1978 863 2 West Hunter Street Baptist Church, The New Messenger, Atlanta, Georgia, 1994-2000 863 3 West Hunter Street Baptist Church, women's day celebrations, Atlanta, Georgia, 1989-1997 863 4 Wheat Street Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia, 1981-1989 863 5 Zion Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia, 1991 863 6 Zion Baptist Church, 3rd anniversary of Reverend A.D. Williams King, Louisville, Kentucky, 1968 [photocopy] 863 7 Zion Hill Baptist Church, Sunday service, Atlanta, Georgia, 1976

504 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Series 18 Photographs, 1864-2004 Boxes 864 - 899; OP15

Scope and Content Note The series consists of photographs, negatives, and slides relating to SCLC events, staff members, and other identified and unidentified people and events. These photographs document the organization's rallies and boycotts, staff gatherings, national and state annual conventions, as well as funerals and memorial services for local and national civil rights figures. Also included are portraits and snapshots of SCLC presidents and their families, namely, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Ralph David Abernathy, and Joseph E. Lowery. There are also many images that capture the public and pedestrian moments of other important SCLC leaders and members such as Dorothy Cotton, Septima Clark, Jesse Jackson, Coretta Scott King, and Dick Gregory, to name a few. Of particular interest are the photographs that highlight SCLC's historic and contemporary programs, including the Citizenship Education Program, Operation Breadbasket, Poor People's Campaign, and the Stop the Killing, End the Violence campaign. The series also contains images taken by noted photographers such as Elaine Tomlin, Bob Fitch, and Susan Ross.

Arrangement Note Organized into three subseries: (18.1) Photographs of people, (18.2) Photographs of events, and (18.3) Other photographs.

505 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 18.1 Photographs of people, 1864-1997 Boxes 864 - 869; OP15

Scope and Content Note The subseries contains photographs of SCLC leaders and staff members, as well as images of celebrities, entertainers, scholars, business and civic leaders, clergy, government representatives, and international dignitaries. Though the photographs documenting people in this subseries were sometimes taken at events, "close up" shots largely render those events indiscernible. While the majority of the photographs have been identified, this subseries also includes unidentified images.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Box Folder Content 864 1 Aaron, Henry "Hank," undated 864 2 Abernathy, Ralph David, circa 1950s-1960s 864 3 Abernathy, Ralph David, circa 1970s 864 4 Abernathy, Ralph David, circa 1980s 864 5 Abernathy, Ralph David and family, undated 864 6 Abu-Jamal, Mumia, mural, undated 864 7 Adams, Floyd, Jr., undated 864 8 Adeko, S.O. (Ambassador), undated 864 9 Akbar, Muhammad Jalal Deen, 1986 864 10 Alexander, Cameron M., undated 864 11 Ali, Muhammad, undated 864 12 Allen & Allen, undated 864 13 Allen, Ivan, Jr., 1964 864 14 Bajoie, Diana E, 1983 864 15 Baldwin, James, undated 864 16 Baraka, Amiri Imamu and Richard Hatcher, undated 864 17 Barr, William, undated 864 18 Barrow, Willie, undated 864 19 Bascom, John, undated 864 20 Battles, Richard A., Jr., undated 864 21 Belafonte, Harry, undated 864 22 Bender, Rita Schwerner, undated 864 23 Bennett, Lerone, Jr., undated 864 24 Bernie Anderson & the Drifters, undated 864 25 Bieber, Owen, 1983 864 26 Blackwell, Unita, undated

506 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 864 27 Blackwell, Randolph T., undated 864 28 Black, Elias, 1983 864 29 Blair, E., undated 864 30 Bond, Julian, undated 864 31 Branch, Ben, undated 864 32 Briggs, Bill, Omaha, Nebraska, 1968 864 33 Britt, Donna, undated 864 34 Broadbent, Hydeia L., undated 864 35 Brockman, Nathaniel, undated 864 36 Bronx Mass Choir, undated 864 37 Brooks, Clyde [SCLC board member], 1997 864 38 Brooks, Tyrone, undated 864 39 Brown, Angela, undated 864 40 Brown, Clayola [SCLC board member], 1991 864 41 Brown, Clayola [SCLC board member], 1997 864 42 Brown, Edward L. [SCLC board member], undated 864 43 Brown, Edward L. [SCLC board member], 1997 864 44 Brown, Jesse, undated 864 45 Brown, Joe (Judge), undated 864 46 Brown, Robert J., 1983 864 47 Brown, Tony, 1983 864 48 Bryan, John H., 1995 864 49 Bryson, Peabo, 1991 864 50 Bullard, James, undated 864 51 Bunche, Ralph, undated 864 52 Burke, Glenn, undated 864 53 Bush, Barbara, undated 864 54 Bush, George H.W. (President), undated 864 55 Bush, Mary K., undated 864 56 Caesar, Shirley, undated 864 57 Calhoun, Walter, undated 864 58 Campbell, Gerald, 1998 864 59 Cannon, Kwame, undated 864 60 Carter, Harold, undated 864 61 Carver, George Washington, undated 864 62 Cerim, Clarence, undated 864 63 Chavis, Benjamin, undated 864 64 Chideya, Farai, undated 864 65 Children's Chapel, Ebenezer Baptist Church, undated

507 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 864 66 Clark, Betty J., undated 864 67 Clark, Septima, undated 864 68 Clark, Septima, 1965 864 69 Clarke, David, undated 864 70 Clayton, Xernona, undated 864 71 Clements, George, undated 864 72 Clinton, William Jefferson (President), undated 864 73 Coffin, William Sloan, undated 864 74 Cole, Johnetta Betsch, undated 864 75 Coles, Joseph E., undated 864 76 Collins, Ella Mae, 1965 864 77 Connerly, Ward, undated 864 78 Conyers, John (Congressman), undated 864 79 Cordy, Thomas O., 1983 864 80 Cosby, Bill, undated 864 81 Cosby, Camille Hanks, undated 864 82 Cose, Eillis, undated 864 83 Costen, James, undated 864 84 Coulton, Herbert with Virginia youth workers, undated 864 85 Crane, Eric, undated 864 86 Crawford, Evans, circa 1985 864 87 Darragh, John K., circa 1993-1994 864 88 Davenport, Brenda, undated 864 89 Davis, Altovise, 1983 864 90 Davis, Daryl, undated 864 91 Davis, Hardwick [President, Dublin-Laurens County, Georgia Chapter SCLC], circa 1994 865 1 Davis, Matt and family, 1978 865 2 Davis, Ossie, undated 865 3 Davis, Sammy, Jr., undated 865 4 DeFrantz, Anita L., undated 865 5 Dellums, Ronald, 1982 865 6 Diggs, Charles, undated 865 7 Douglass, Paul H., undated 865 8 Dresner, Israel, undated 865 9 Drew, R.L., undated 865 10 Duncanson, Robert S., 1864 865 11 Dunne, John, undated 865 12 Eaves, A. Reginald, 1983 865 13 Elder, Lee, undated

508 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 865 14 Elders, Joycelyn, circa 1993 865 15 Escott, Sundra E., 1983 865 16 Espy, Alphonso Michael "Mike," undated 865 17 Evers, Myrlie and children, 1964 865 18 Eyadema, Gnassingbe, undated 865 19 Family photo, unidentified, undated 865 20 Farrakahn, Louis, undated 865 21 Farris, Christine King, undated 865 22 Fauntroy, Walter E., undated 865 23 Ferguson, Valerie C., undated 865 24 Flakes, Lawrence W., undated 865 25 Ford, Johnny, undated 865 26 Foster, William, undated 865 27 Franklin, Aretha, undated 865 28 Franklin, Robert Michael, Jr., undated 865 29 Frazier, Reginald, undated 865 30 Gadsden, Edward N., Jr. [Director of Equal Opportunity Compliance, Texaco, Inc.], undated 865 31 Galmon, Carl, undated 865 32 Garth, William, undated 865 33 Gerald, Alfreda, undated 865 34 Gill, Marcus, undated 865 35 Gillespie, Dizzy, undated 865 36 Glanton, Richard H., undated 865 37 Glover, Donald F., 1983 865 38 Gordon, Carl, 1982 865 39 Gore, Al, 1995 865 40 Graham, Billy, 1993 865 41 Gravely, Jack, undated 865 42 Gravely, John W., undated 865 43 Greenburg, Jack, undated 865 44 Gregory, Dick, undated 865 45 Group photographs, unidentified, undated [1 of 6] 865 46 Group photographs, unidentified, undated [2 of 6] 865 47 Group photographs, unidentified, undated [3 of 6] 865 48 Group photographs, unidentified, undated [4 of 6] 865 49 Group photographs, unidentified, undated [5 of 6] 865 50 Group photographs, unidentified, undated [6 of 6] 865 51 Guillon, Patrick, 1994 865 52 Guinier, Lani, undated

509 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 865 53 Hall, Dolores, undated 865 54 Hammonds, Joe, undated 865 55 Harp, Rodrico, undated 865 56 Harris, Curtis W., undated 865 57 Harris, Gene, undated 865 58 Harvey, Simmie L., undated 865 59 Harvey-Johnson, Diane, undated 865 60 Hatcher, Andrew, undated 865 61 Hatcher, Richard G., undated OP15 1 Haynes, Marques, undated 865 62 Helstein, Ralph, undated 865 63 Hendersen, C. L., undated 865 64 Henderson, Cornelius, 1983 865 65 Hendricks, Charles, undated 865 66 Herndon Homes residents, 1992 865 67 Hightower, Dennis F., undated 865 68 Highway Q.C.'s, undated 865 69 Hill, Anita, undated 865 70 Hill, Jesse, Jr., undated 865 71 Hilliard, Asa G., III (Dr.), undated 865 72 Hilton, Alice Mary, undated 865 73 Holman, M. Carl, circa 1971 865 74 Holmes, Hamilton E., undated 865 75 Holsendolph, Ernie, undated 865 76 Hooks, Benjamin, undated 865 77 Horne, Lena, proof sheet, undated 865 78 Hostetter, Doug, 1987 865 79 Humphries, Frederick, undated 865 80 Huffman, Rufus (Judge), Bullock County, Alabama, undated 865 81 Hyman, Phyllis, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1987 865 82 Imani Project, undated 865 83 Irvingwhite, Gary "Otis," undated 865 84 Jackson, Jesse L., undated 865 85 Jackson, Mahalia, undated 865 86 Jackson, Maynard, undated 865 87 James, Fob (Governor), undated 865 88 Jamison, Judith, 1997 865 89 Jenkins, Alfred, undated 865 90 Jenkins, Kenneth, undated

510 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 865 91 Johnson, Don, undated 865 92 Johnson, Lyndon B. (President) and Louis Martin, 1966 865 93 Johnson, Norman S. [SCLC board member], 1997 865 94 Johnson, Robert E., undated 865 95 Johnson, Robert L., undated 865 96 Jones, Larry, undated 865 97 Jones, Major, undated 865 98 Jop, John, undated 865 99 Kennard, William E., 1997 866 1 Kennedy, Annie Brown, 1983 866 2 Kennedy, Yvonne, 1983 866 3 Kidd, Mae Street, 1983 866 4 Kilgore, Thomas, Jr. [SCLC board member], 1997 866 5 King, B.B., undated 866 6 King, Coretta Scott, undated 866 7 King, Dexter, undated 866 8 King, Martin Luther, Sr., undated 866 9 King, Martin Luther, Jr., undated 866 10 King, Martin Luther, Jr., lithograph, undated 866 11 King, Martin Luther, Jr., and family, undated 866 12 King, Martin Luther, Jr., and Joseph E. Lowery, drawing, undated 866 13 King, Martin Luther, III, undated 866 14 King, Rocky, undated 866 15 King, Yolanda and , undated 866 16 Kirk, Ron, undated 866 17 Ladner, Joyce A., undated 866 18 Lafayette, Bernard, undated 866 19 Ledet, Kendrick, undated 866 20 Lee, Bernard, undated 866 21 Lee, Debra L., undated 866 22 Leftwich, Yvonne Scruggs, undated 866 23 Leland, Mickey (Congressman), undated 866 24 Leon, Kenny, undated 866 25 Lewis, John (Congressman), undated 866 26 Lewis, Mark, undated 866 27 Long, Teddy, undated 866 28 Love, Albert E., undated 866 29 Lowery, Joseph E., undated 866 30 Lucy, Bill, undated

511 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 866 31 Manuel, Marey, undated 866 32 Marable, Manning, undated 866 33 Marsalis, Wynton, 1993 866 34 Marsh, Henry, undated 866 35 Massey, Walter E., undated 866 36 Mathews, H.K., undated 866 37 Maxwell, Bill, undated 866 38 McAshan, Eddie, undated 866 39 McClurkin, Donnie, 1996 866 40 McDougald, Raymond P., undated 866 41 McKinney, Cynthia, undated 866 42 M.C. Rob D, undated 866 43 Meredith, James, undated 866 44 Meredith, James (photocopy), undated 866 45 Merry, Marilyn, 1988 866 46 Miller, Kim, undated 866 47 Miss African American Pageant winners, undated 866 48 Mitchell, Arthur, undated 866 49 Mitchell, Parren J., undated 866 50 Moone, Jim, undated 866 51 Moore, Frederick, undated 866 52 Moore, Thelma Wyatt Cummings, undated 866 53 Moore, T. Owens, undated 866 54 Morris, Carolyn G., undated 866 55 The Nation, undated 866 56 Nelson, Tirere and Willis Woods, undated 866 57 Nettles, John, undated 866 58 Norton, Eleanor Holmes, undated 866 59 O' Bryant, Eathan [Harlem Globetrotters], circa 2000 866 60 Oldham, Leon J., undated 867 1 O'Neal, Frederick, undated 867 2 O'Neil, John "Buck," undated 867 3 Osburn, E. Randel T., undated 867 4 Page, Clarence, undated 867 5 Parks, Rosa, undated 867 6 Patterson, Roy, 1983 867 7 Payton, Benjamin, undated 867 8 Perkins, Joseph, undated 867 9 Pettus, W. Clinton, undated

512 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 867 10 Pitts, Leonard, Jr., undated 867 11 Poussaint, Alvin, undated 867 12 Poussaint, Renee, undated 867 13 Purefoy, Rex, undated 867 14 Pride, Curtis, 1994 867 15 Queen Latifah, undated 867 16 Quincy, Ronald L., undated 867 17 Raines, Franklin, undated 867 18 Ramirez, Sergio, undated 867 19 Rattley, Jessie, undated 867 20 Rawls, Lou, undated 867 21 Reece, Skeeter, undated 867 22 Reid, Milton A., undated 867 23 Reid, Milton A., 1997 867 24 Reid, Milton A., Norfolk, Virginia, 1996 867 25 Richards, Deleon, undated 867 26 Richardson, Harry V., undated 867 27 Roberts, Joseph Lawrence, Jr., undated 867 28 Roberts, Roy S., undated 867 29 Robinson, William, Jr., 1981 867 30 Rock, Chris, undated 867 31 Rogers, T.Y., undated 867 32 Rolark, Wilhelmina T., undated 867 33 Rolle, Esther, undated 867 34 Rountree, Bennie R. [SCLC board member], 1997 867 35 Russell, Herman, undated 867 36 Rustin, Bayard, circa 1963 867 37 Rustin, Bayard, circa 1965 867 38 Rustin, Bayard, circa 1970s-1980s 867 39 Saizan, Paula T., undated 867 40 Santana, Liz, undated 867 41 Satcher, David, undated 867 42 SCLC staff, undated [1 of3] 867 43 SCLC staff, undated [2 of3] 867 44 SCLC staff, undated [3 of3] 867 45 Scott, Benny, 1975 867 46 Scruggs, James [Vice president, Tallahassee, Florida Chapter SCLC)] circa 1978 867 47 Shanklin, George, undated 867 48 Sherman, Orah B., undated

513 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 867 49 Shuttlesworth, Fred, undated 867 50 Silver, Keith, undated 867 51 Sinkfield, Georganna T., 1983 867 52 Smooth Daddy Rap, undated 867 53 Smyre, Calvin, undated 867 54 Spencer, Tracie, undated 867 55 Staple Singers, undated 867 56 Staton, Candi, undated 867 57 Steele, Charles Kenzie, Sr., undated 867 58 Steele, Charles Kenzie, Sr. [President, Tallahassee, Florida Chapter SCLC], circa 1978 868 1 Stephens, Alice and family, undated 868 2 Stevenson, Bryan, undated 868 3 Stewart, Tonea, undated 868 4 Stokes, Louis, undated 868 5 Stovall, L. Charles, undated 868 6 Sugar & Spice, undated 868 7 Take 6, 1996 868 8 Taylor, Fred, undated 868 9 Thomas, Frank, circa 1994 868 10 Thompson, Geraldine [Executive Director, Voter Education Project)] undated 868 11 T.M. Mass Youth Choir, undated 868 12 Thornton, Jarushia, 1983 868 13 Thornton, Yvonne D., undated 868 14 Thurman, Howard, undated 868 15 Tracy, Jeanie, undated 868 16 Trammell, Raleigh, undated 868 17 Tucker, Cynthia, undated 868 18 Turner, Otis, undated 868 19 Tyler, Cal, 1997 868 20 Unidentified people, undated [1 of 4] 868 21 Unidentified people, undated [2 of 4] 868 22 Unidentified people, undated [3 of 4] OP15 2 Unidentified people, undated [4 of 4] 868 23 Unidentified people, 1968-1974 868 24 Unidentified people, proof sheets, undated 868 25 Unity, undated 868 26 Vivian, C.T., undated 868 27 Walden, Eleanor, undated 868 28 Walker, Bland, undated

514 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 868 29 Walker, Terry F., Sr., undated 868 30 Walker, William "Sonny," undated 868 31 Walker, Wyatt T., undated 868 32 Wallis, Jim, 1996 869 1 Waring, J. Waties and Annie Waring, undated 869 2 Washington, Booker T., undated 869 3 Wells, Joseph, undated 869 4 Wells, Samuel B. [SCLC field secretary)] undated 869 5 White, R.L., undated 869 6 Whitfield, Bob, undated 869 7 Wickham, Dewayne, undated 869 8 Wilbon, Michael, undated 869 9 Williams, Gregory Alan, undated 869 10 Williams, Hosea, undated 869 11 Williams, Samuel Woodrow, undated 869 12 Williams, Wadine, undated 869 13 Wilson, Cecil, undated 869 14 Wilson, Phil, undated 869 15 Wilson, Willie, undated 869 16 Winans, Mom and Pop, undated 869 17 Winans, Vickie, undated 869 18 Winkfield, Jimmy, undated 869 19 Wynn, Larnetta, undated 869 20 Wynn, William H., undated 869 21 Yoba, Malik, 1995 869 22 Young, Andrew J., undated 869 23 Young, Claude [Vice President, SCLC Board of Directors], undated 869 24 Young, Jean Childs, undated 869 25 Young, Mary, 1983 869 26 Young, Michael E., 1994

515 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 18.2 Photographs of events, circa 1950s-2004 Boxes 870 - 897; OP15

Scope and Content Note The subseries contains photographs of events which SCLC facilitated and/or organizational leaders and members attended. These photographs document SCLC's community and church work, protests, awards banquets, funerals and memorial services, meetings, conventions, and other events. Of particular interest are the photographs relating to SCLC's annual national conventions, which include pictures from conventions as early as 1966 and as late as 1998. Also present is a corpus of photographs relating to historic events such as the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom (1963), the Selma to Montgomery March (1965), boycotts under the auspices of Operation Breadbasket, and images of Resurrection City (1968). There are also photographs that document SCLC's commitment to empowering young people, including "The Stand for Children" march and rally, youth conferences in conjunction with their annual conventions, and a tracking demonstration that sought to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Plessy v. Ferguson and to bring national attention to the dangers of tracking students in America's public schools. The subseries also contains photographs of events held at institutions of significance to African American history and culture in Atlanta such as Ebenezer Baptist Church, the Martin Luther King Center for Nonviolent Social Change, and the Martin Luther King, Jr. International Chapel at Morehouse College. Photographs of events that could not be conclusively identified have been organized under the names of the participants in the photos in an effort to provide better access.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Box Folder Content 870 1 21st Century Youth Leaders Countdown 2000 870 2 5000 Man March, Eutaw, Alabama, 1995 870 3 Aaron, Hank and Billye Aaron assume ownership of two Church's Chicken restaurants, Atlanta, Georgia, undated 870 4 Abernathy, Juanita and Coretta Scott King, unidentified event, undated 870 5 Abernathy, Ralph David and E. Randel T. Osburn, dinner in Cleveland, Ohio, 1974 870 6 Abernathy, Ralph David and E. Randel T. Osburn, ground breaking ceremony, undated 870 7 Abernathy, Ralph David and E. Randel T. Osburn, march, unidentified, undated 870 8 Abernathy, Ralph David, Greater Pittsburgh International Airport after rally, 1968 870 9 Abernathy, Ralph David and Hosea Williams, undated

516 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 870 10 Abernathy, Ralph David, imprisoned in Choctaw County Jail, Butler, Alabama, September 1971 870 11 Abernathy, Ralph David and Jesse L. Jackson, unidentified event, undated 870 12 Abernathy, Ralph David and , panel discussion, Optimist Club, undated 870 13 Abernathy, Ralph David, Joseph E. Lowery, and Evelyn Gibson Lowery, unidentified event, circa 1970 870 14 Abernathy, Ralph David, Joseph E. Lowery, and Hosea L. Williams, unidentified event, undated 870 15 Abernathy, Ralph David, Joseph E. Lowery, Hosea Williams, and Walter E. Fauntroy, Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, undated 870 16 Abernathy, Ralph David, Joseph E. Lowery, Hosea L. Williams, and Walter E. Fauntroy, unidentified event, undated 870 17 Abernathy, Ralph David and Joseph E. Lowery, unidentified event, Morehouse College, undated 870 18 Abernathy, Ralph David and Joseph E. Lowery, unidentified events, undated 870 19 Abernathy, Ralph David, Juanita Abernathy, Joseph E. Lowery, and Evelyn Gibson Lowery, unidentified airport, undated 870 20 Abernathy, Ralph David and Juanita Abernathy, unidentified events, undated 870 21 Abernathy, Ralph David, march, unidentified, undated 870 22 Abernathy, Ralph David performing funeral service for unidentified person, undated 870 23 Abernathy, Ralph David, press conference, unidentified, undated 870 24 Abernathy, Ralph David receiving honorary doctorate from Morehouse College, 1971 870 25 Abernathy, Ralph David, Republican National Convention, 1968 870 26 Abernathy, Ralph David and , West Hunter Street Baptist Church, 1972 870 27 Abernathy, Ralph David speaking at unveiling of Martin Luther King, Jr. monument in Memphis, Tennessee, undated 870 28 Abernathy, Ralph David, speaking engagements, unidentified, undated [1 of 3] 870 29 Abernathy, Ralph David, speaking engagements, unidentified, undated [2 of 3] 870 30 Abernathy, Ralph David, speaking engagements, unidentified, undated [3 of 3] 870 31 Abernathy, Ralph David, unidentified event, circa 1960s-1970s 870 32 Abernathy, Ralph David, unidentified event, Nova Scotia, undated 870 33 Abernathy, Ralph David, unidentified event, White House, undated 870 34 Abernathy, Ralph David, unidentified events, undated OP15 3 Abernathy, Ralph David, unidentified events, undated 870 35 Abernathy, Ralph David visiting Martin Luther King, Jr. gravesite, undated 870 36 Adams, Charles receives SCLC Minister of the Year Award, 1995

517 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 870 37 Adult education classes, South Carolina, undated 870 38 "Advocates for the Disabled Community Speak-Out," undated 870 39 Affirmative action protest, undated 870 40 AFL-CIO, press conference, undated 870 41 Ajanku, Washiri, Tom Offenburger, and Fred Taylor, unidentified event, 1969 870 42 Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., awards ceremony, undated 870 43 Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., 33rd South Atlantic regional conference, 1986 870 44 American Indian Movement, World Series protest, 1991 870 45 American Peace Test, demonstration, undated 870 46 American Veterans Committee Banquet, Roosevelt Hotel, New York City, New York, May 1964 870 47 "An African American Men's Day," 2002 870 48 Anderson, L.L., funeral service, Selma, Alabama, undated 870 49 Andy Young for Mayor campaigning, undated 870 50 Anniston Project, national satellite office, undated 870 51 Anti-apartheid demonstration, undated 870 52 Anti-apartheid march, Washington, D.C., undated 870 53 Apartheid protest, Atlanta, Georgia, undated 870 54 Artists for a Free South Africa, luncheon with the Congressional Black Caucus and meeting with the U.S. House of Representatives leadership to discuss continued sanctions against South Africa, 1991 870 55 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., anniversary, undated [1 of 2] 870 56 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., anniversary, undated [2 of 2] 871 1 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 21st anniversary, 1989 871 2 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 27th anniversary, 1995 871 3 Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 30th anniversary, 1998 871 4 Atlanta Business League, Super Tuesday, Women in Business, undated 871 5 Atlanta Constitution Haitian crisis protest, undated 871 6 Atlanta Club Scholarship Dinner, undated 871 7 Atlanta Expo, undated 871 8 Atlanta Falcons meeting, 1983 871 9 Atlanta Fire Department, Paschal's Motor Hotel, Restaurant, and Lounge, circa 1977-1980 871 10 Atlanta University, mock election, 1984 871 11 AT&T employees hearing about discrimination practices, undated 871 12 August March, Atlanta, Georgia, 1986 871 13 Awards banquet, unidentified, undated 871 14 Baby dedication with Joseph E. Lowery and Ralph David Abernathy, undated 871 15 Baker, Anita, Walter Bridgeforth, and Barbara R. Collins, unidentified event, undated

518 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 871 16 Barry, Marion, presents proclamation to Opportunities Industrialization Center Executive Director Edward A. Hailes, 1979 871 17 Belafonte, Harry, Ralph David Abernathy, and Joseph E. Lowery, speaking engagement, undated 871 18 Belafonte, Harry, unidentified event, undated 871 19 Ben-Elissar, Eliahu, Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, undated 871 20 Bennett, Fred, Jr., funeral service, Ebenezer Baptist Church, 1994 871 21 Bevel, James, Martin Luther King, Jr. and Andrew J. Young, meeting, unidentified undated 871 22 Bevel, James, speaking engagement, unidentified, undated 871 23 Birthday celebration with E. Randel T. Osburn, undated 871 24 Birthday observances for Martin Luther King, Jr., undated 871 25 Birthday observances for Martin Luther King, Jr., 1996 871 26 Birthday party, undated 871 27 Birthday party for Coretta Scott King, Stone Mountain, Georgia, undated 871 28 Birthday party, Fred Taylor and E. Randel T. Osburn, circa 1995 871 29 Black College Day, undated 871 30 Black Expo, Atlanta, Georgia, 1991 871 31 Black History Month celebration, Gainesville State College, undated 871 32 Black History Month celebration, Perkerson Middle School, Atlanta, Georgia, undated 871 33 Black man arrested while attempting to vote, 1965 871 34 Black ministers' rally against church burnings, proof sheet, 1994 871 35 Black Rose Ball, Atlanta, Georgia, 1991 871 36 Black teenager conference, 1983 871 37 Black Women's Roundtable, undated 871 38 Black Youth Coalition conference, Sandersville, Georgia, 1997 871 39 Blige, Mary J. and Kirk Franklin, unidentified event, undated 871 40 Bombing, Freedom House, McComb, Mississippi, 1964 871 41 Bombing, Mrs. Quinn's home, McComb, Mississippi, 1964 871 42 Bombing, Philadelphia, Mississippi, 1964 871 43 Bombing, Shady Grove Baptist Church, Lee County, Georgia, August 1962 871 44 Boxing match, undated 871 45 Boycott of Prior Tire, circa 1995 871 46 Boycott of Rich's Department Store, 1961 871 47 Boycott, unidentified, undated 871 48 Brooks, Tyrone and Fred Taylor, march, Palatka, Florida, undated 871 49 Brooks, Tyrone, unidentified event, undated 871 50 "Brother's Day," undated

519 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 871 51 Brown, Joe (Judge), unidentified event, undated 871 52 Brown v. Board of Education, anniversary march, 1996 871 53 Butler St. YMCA, Hungry Club Forum, undated 871 54 Butler St. YMCA, Hungry Club Forum, 1991 871 55 Butler St. YMCA, Hungry Club Forum featuring Rosa Parks, 1994 871 56 Butler St. YMCA, Hungry Club Forum, 1998 871 57 Call to Manhood program, Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, undated 872 1 "Caravan against Fear," Wilcox and Eutaw Counties, Alabama, 1998 [1 of 2] 872 2 "Caravan against Fear," Wilcox and Eutaw Counties, Alabama, 1998 [2 of 2] 872 3 Carter, Andrew registers to vote at age 100, undated 872 4 Carter, Jimmy, Rosalynn Carter, and Native Americans, unidentified event, circa 1990s 872 5 Chapters and Affiliates: Alabama, Alabama State chapter Unity of Diversity march, undated 872 6 Chapters and Affiliates: Alabama, Alabama State Convention, annual, undated 872 7 Chapters and Affiliates: Alabama, Alabama State Convention, fourth annual, 1981 872 8 Chapters and Affiliates: Alabama, Alabama State Convention, 10th annual, 1987 872 9 Chapters and Affiliates: Alabama, Alabama State Convention, 15th annual, 1992 872 10 Chapters and Affiliates: Alabama, Alabama State Convention, 16th annual, 1993 872 11 Chapters and Affiliates: Alabama, Alabama State Convention, 17th annual, 1994 872 12 Chapters and Affiliates: Alabama, Birmingham chapter Outstanding Leadership Award presented to Joseph E. Lowery, 1980 872 13 Chapters and Affiliates: Alabama, Hueytown chapter youth and student event, unidentified, undated 872 14 Chapters and Affiliates: Alabama, Tuskegee chapter, installation of new officers, undated 872 15 Chapters and Affiliates: Florida, St. Petersburg chapter, unidentified event, circa 1983-1984 872 16 Chapters and Affiliates: Georgia, Baldwin County chapter, unidentified event, undated 872 17 Chapters and Affiliates: Georgia, Sandersville chapter, unidentified events, circa 1970s 872 18 Chapters and Affiliates: Georgia, Walton County chapter files suit against Walton County School Board, undated 872 19 Chapters and Affiliates: Georgia, Washington County chapter Black Youth Coalition march, Sandersville, Georgia, undated 872 20 Chapters and Affiliates: Indiana, Southern Indiana chapter, new chapter installation, undated

520 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 872 21 Chapters and Affiliates: Michigan, Detroit chapter breakfast at the Cobo Conference Exhibition Center, undated 872 22 Chapters and Affiliates: Mississippi, Jackson chapter, Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemoration Banquet, First annual, undated 872 23 Chapters and Affiliates: Missouri, Mid-Missouri chapter, Recognition Banquet, Second annual, undated 872 24 Chapters and Affiliates: North Carolina, North Carolina State Convention, 1984 872 25 Chapters and Affiliates: Virginia, Newport News chapter, spring banquet, 2002 872 26 Chapters and Affiliates: Virginia, Norfolk chapter, reorganization meeting, undated 872 27 Charleston, South Carolina Hospital Workers' Strike, 1968-1969 872 28 Charming Charles, performance, unidentified, undated 872 29 Chicago Freedom Festival, proof sheets, 1966 872 30 Children's Chapel, Ebenezer Baptist Church, awards dinner, 1991 872 31 Children's Chapel, Ebenezer Baptist Church, field trip, unidentified, undated 872 32 Children's Chapel, Ebenezer Baptist Church, party, unidentified, undated 872 33 Children's Chapel, Ebenezer Baptist Church, play, unidentified, undated 872 34 Chisholm, Shirley and Ralph David Abernathy, unidentified event, undated 872 35 Chisholm, Shirley chats with Brenda Davenport, Evelyn Newman and Mable "Able Mable" Thomas, undated 872 36 Christmas dinner (?), unidentified, undated 873 1 Christmas parties, unidentified, undated 873 2 Church burning, unidentified, circa 1990s 873 3 Church burning, Mt. Olive Full Gospel Church, Riverdale, Georgia, 1996 873 4 Church burnings, unidentified, undated This folder includes a photograph of the bombing of the AG Gaston Hotel, Birmingham, Alabama, undated [crater and brick wall, reverse "R. Newman"] 873 5 Church services, unidentified, undated 873 6 Citizenship Education Program, circa 1960s [1 of 4] 873 7 Citizenship Education Program, circa 1960s [2 of 4] 873 8 Citizenship Education Program, circa 1960s [3 of 4] 873 9 Citizenship Education Program, circa 1960s [4 of 4] 873 10 Citizenship Education Program, Columbia, South Carolina, circa 1960s 873 11 Citizenship Education Program, Dorchester Center, McIntosh, Georgia, circa 1960s 873 13 Citizenship Education Program, Dorchester Center, McIntosh, Georgia, circa 1960s 874 1 Citizenship Education Program, Greenwood, Mississippi, 1963 874 2 Citizenship Education Program, proof sheets, circa 1960s 874 3 Citizenship Education Program, scrapbook, circa 1960s

521 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 874 4 Civil Rights Act of 1964, 20th anniversary, 1984 874 5 Civil Rights Sunday, West Hunter Street Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia, 1997 874 6 Clark Septima and J. Waites Waring (Judge), dinner party, undated 874 7 Clark, Septima receives Drum Major Special Award from Andrew J. Young, Walter E. Fauntroy, and Joseph E. Lowery, undated 874 8 Clark, Septima, teenage workshop, November 1965 OP15 4 Clark, Septima, unidentified event, undated 874 9 Clark, Septima, unidentified events, undated 874 10 Clayton, Xernona presents painting of Martin Luther King, Jr. to Joseph E. Lowery and Evelyn Gibson Lowery, undated 874 11 Clayton, Xernona, Joseph E. Lowery, Evelyn Gibson Lowery, and E. Randel T. Osburn, unidentified event, undated 874 12 Clean Elections, Clean Money Georgia, press conference, undated 874 13 Closed door session, Jackson, Mississippi, 1964 874 14 Coalition of Alabamians Reforming Education, unidentified event, circa 1990s 874 15 Comiso, Italy memorial wreath laying ceremony, undated 874 16 Community Action Network awards program, December 2, 1982 874 17 Community Day and Million Man March rally, Eagle's Nest Life Center, 1995 874 18 Community meal, unidentified, undated 874 19 Concerned Black Clergy Brother's Day march, undated 874 20 Concerned Black Clergy luncheon, Paschal's Motor Hotel, Restaurant, and Lounge, 1991 874 21 Concerned Black Clergy Salute to Black Fathers, 1986 874 22 Conference on the Jonestown, Guyana mass suicide, San Francisco, California, 1978 874 23 Conference, unidentified, undated 874 24 Congressional Civil Rights Pilgrimage, undated 874 25 Cool Springs Baptist Church bombing, New Bern, North Carolina, 1966 874 26 Cotton, Dorothy, chatting on porch, unidentified, circa 1960s-1970s 874 27 Cotton, Dorothy, church bombing, Terrell County, Georgia, circa 1960s-1970s 874 28 Cotton, Dorothy interlocking hands with Topsy Eubanks and others, circa 1960s OP15 5 Cotton, Dorothy, unidentified event, circa 1960s-1970s 874 29 Cotton, Dorothy, unidentified events, circa 1960s-1970s 874 30 Cotton, Dorothy, vacations, unidentified, circa 1960s-1970s 874 31 Cotton, Dorothy, visit to Vietnam, undated [1 of 2] 875 1 Cotton, Dorothy, visit to Vietnam, undated [2 of 2] 875 2 Cottonreeder, R.B., unidentified event, undated 875 3 "Countdown to Shutdown," undated 875 4 Daemen College's 50th anniversary kick-off celebration, Buffalo, New York, undated

522 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 875 5 Dalton, Richard and E. Randel T. Osburn, unidentified event, undated 875 6 Dalton, Richard, Federal Bureau of Investigation National Red Ribbon Program, 1991 875 7 Davenport, Brenda and Abraham Wood, youth and student event, unidentified, undated 875 8 Davenport, Brenda and E. Randel T. Osburn, unidentified meeting, unidentified, undated 875 9 Davenport, Brenda and E. Randel T. Osburn, unidentified events, undated 875 10 Davenport, Brenda, E. Randel T. Osburn, and Fred Taylor, meeting, unidentified, national office, undated 875 11 Davenport, Brenda and Fred Taylor, unidentified event, WYLD radio station, undated 875 12 Davenport, Brenda, E. Randel T. Osburn, Fred Taylor, and Evelyn Gibson Lowery, meeting, unidentified, national office, undated 875 13 Davenport, Brenda, Fred Taylor, and E. Randel T. Osburn, unidentified event, undated 875 14 Davenport, Brenda, Joseph E. Lowery, and E. Randel T. Osburn, youth and student event, unidentified, undated 875 15 Davenport, Brenda, Joseph E. Lowery, Fred Taylor, and E. Randel T. Osburn, youth and student event, unidentified, undated 875 16 Davenport, Brenda, unidentified events, undated 875 17 Davenport, Brenda, youth and student event, unidentified, undated 875 18 Davis, Pat J. and H.M. McCaskill imagine what it would be like if both were elected sheriff in Bullock County, Alabama, undated 875 19 Day, Elaine, Joseph E. Lowery, and E. Randel T. Osburn, undated 875 20 "Day of Service" event, 1996 875 21 Delta Pride boycott, circa 1990 875 22 Demonstration against the war in Lebanon, undated 875 23 Demonstrations, unidentified, undated 875 24 Derst Bakery Strike, Savannah, Georgia, 1971 875 25 Dinner committee meeting, unidentified, 1986 875 26 Dinner, unidentified, undated 875 27 Discussion with students, unidentified, undated 875 28 Drug Enforcement Agency protest, undated 875 29 East Germany delegation of Leftists, meeting, 1984 875 30 Elect Charles Steele, Jr. campaign, undated 875 31 Ethiopian famine relief effort, 1985 875 32 Evers, Charles dictates telegram to be received by Pope Paul VI, 1965 875 33 Family Life Learning Center, GED and computing classes, undated 875 34 Farrakahn, Louis, unidentified event, undated 875 35 Farrakhan, Louis, visit to SCLC national office, undated

523 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 875 36 Fashion show, unidentified, undated 875 37 Fauntroy, Walter E., unidentified event to advocate for children's education, undated 875 38 Feeding the hungry, Wheat Street Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia, undated 875 39 Fellowship of Reconciliation, unidentified event, undated 875 40 Ficklin, Henry, Joseph E. Lowery, and Fred Taylor, unidentified event, Macon Georgia, undated 875 41 Food drive for the hungry, unidentified, undated 875 42 Foreign policy meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, undated 875 43 Franklin, Dora registers to vote, 1965 875 44 Freaknik, 1995 876 1 Freedom Day, Greenwood, Mississippi, circa 1964 876 2 Freedom Day, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, 1964 876 3 Freemasons, unidentified event, undated 876 4 "Free Tommy Lee Hines" march, 1978 876 5 Friends of SCLC, unidentified event, undated 876 6 Fruit pickers protest, unidentified, undated 876 7 Funeral services, unidentified, undated 876 8 Gadsden and Tuskegee, Alabama church burning summit and board meeting, 1996 876 9 Georgia affirmative action demonstration, circa 1997 876 10 Georgia Coalition of Black Women, Inc., annual meeting and awards luncheon, circa 1992 876 11 Georgia legislators event, undated 876 12 Georgia redistricting protest, undated 876 13 Ghanaian, Nigerian and Kenyan students visit SCLC national office, undated 876 14 Good Morning Ms. Toliver, film, circa 1993 876 15 Gossett, Jr., Louis receiving award for role as national spokesperson for the Wings of Hope Anti-Drug Program, circa 1990 876 16 Greene County, Alabama special election, 1969 876 17 Gregory, Dick and , unidentified event, circa 1960s 876 18 Gregory, Dick at Dick Gregory's Weight Loss Center, Fort Walton Beach, Florida, undated 876 19 Gregory, Dick, press conference, unidentified, undated 876 20 Gregory, Frederick (Major) speaking at Southeast High School, Kansas City, Missouri, undated 876 21 Gwinnett County discrimination hearing, 1997 876 22 Haitian embargo rally, undated 876 23 Hal Jackson's Miss Black Teenage America Pageant and U.S. Teen Revue, 1972-1975

524 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 876 24 Hall, Leon, Fred Taylor and Jimmy Knuckles, undated 876 25 Harris Neck, Georgia, land reclamation project, undated 876 26 "Hearing for Sensitivity and Ministry to the Handicapped and Disabled" march, Atlanta, Georgia, undated 876 27 Henry, Aaron E. (President of the Mississippi State Conference of the NAACP) and family home bombing, Clarksdale, Mississippi, April 1963 876 28 Henry, James Dupree, funeral, 1984 876 29 "Here's to Your Health" fair, undated 876 30 Hill, Jesse, Jr., receives award of appreciation, undated 876 31 Hines, Tommy Lee, trial, 1978 876 32 "Housing Now" demonstration, 1989 876 33 Howard University alumni awards, 1969 876 34 International Brotherhood of Teamsters-SCLC press conference, undated 876 35 International Observers of Jamaican Elections, 1997 876 36 Irvin "Magic" Johnson Theatre grand opening ceremony, Atlanta, Georgia, undated 876 37 Jackie Robinson rally, undated 877 1 Jackson, Jesse L. and Caesar Chavez discuss support for Angela Davis and the United Farm Workers, July 1971 877 2 Jackson, Jesse L. and Joseph E. Lowery talking on the street, unidentified, circa 1960s-1970s 877 3 Jackson, Jesse L. and Stetsasonic record "A.F.R.I.C.A.," 1987 877 4 Jackson, Jesse L., mass picketing at the construction sites of the University if Illinois' Circle Campus, September 8, 1969 877 5 Jackson, Jesse L., press conference after meeting with the Senate Grand Commission, Mexico City, Mexico, undated 877 6 Jackson, Jesse L., Rosa Parks, Andrew J. Young, and Joseph E. Lowery, unidentified event, undated 877 7 Jackson, Jesse L., unidentified events, circa 1960s-1970s 877 8 Jobs with Justice, demonstration, undated 877 9 Johnson County Justice League rally, undated 877 10 Johnson, Leroy (Senator), unidentified event, (photocopy), undated 877 11 Justice at Avondale, undated 877 12 King: A Filmed Record...Montgomery to Memphis, 1970 877 13 King, Bernice, Joseph E. Lowery, Evelyn Gibson Lowery, E. Randel T. Osburn, and Fred Taylor, press conference, undated 877 14 King, Coretta Scott and Andrew J. Young, unidentified events, circa 1990s 877 15 King, Coretta Scott and E. Randel T. Osburn, dinner, unidentified, undated [1 of 2] 877 16 King, Coretta Scott and E. Randel T. Osburn, dinner, unidentified, undated [2 of 2]

525 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 877 17 King, Coretta Scott and Fred Taylor, unidentified event, Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, undated 877 18 King, Coretta Scott, Bernice King and Johnetta Betsch Cole, march, unidentified, circa 1990s 877 19 King, Coretta Scott, candle light vigil, Washington Monument, Washington, D.C., circa 1960s 877 20 King, Coretta Scott, Joseph E. Lowery, and Andrew J. Young, unidentified event, undated 877 21 King, Coretta Scott, Joseph E. Lowery and Jesse L. Jackson, unidentified event, undated 877 22 King, Coretta Scott, Joseph E. Lowery, Evelyn Gibson Lowery, and Jesse L. Jackson, march, unidentified, undated 877 23 King, Coretta Scott, Martin Luther King, Jr., and Andrew J. Young, commencement, unidentified, undated 877 24 King, Coretta Scott, Martin Luther King, III, Rosa Parks, Joseph E. Lowery, and Walter E. Fauntroy on the Phil Donahue Show, 1988 877 25 King, Coretta Scott, speech, Hungry Club Forum, Butler Street YMCA, undated 877 26 King, Coretta Scott, unidentified event, circa 1960s-1970s 877 27 King, Coretta Scott, unidentified event, circa 1980s 877 28 King, Coretta Scott, unidentified events, undated 877 29 King, Don, Joseph E. Lowery and Kweisi Mfume, NAACP national convention, 88th annual, 1997 (?) 877 30 King, Don, visit to SCLC national office, undated [1 of 2] 877 31 King, Don, visit to SCLC national office, undated [2 of 2] 877 32 King, Martin Luther, Sr., funeral, 1984 877 33 King, Martin Luther, Jr., Andrew Young, Harry Belafonte, an unidentified man and three unidentified women, unidentified event, circa 1966 877 34 King, Martin Luther, Jr., Andrew J. Young, Hosea Williams, Dorothy Cotton, Fred Bennette, T. Y. Rogers, Bernard Lafayette, and James Bevel, circa 1960s 877 35 King, Martin Luther, Jr., and Coretta Scott King, unidentified event, circa 1960s 877 36 King, Martin Luther, Jr., and Jesse L. Jackson, unidentified event, circa 1960s 877 37 King, Martin Luther, Jr., and Joseph E. Lowery, unidentified event, circa 1960s 877 38 King, Martin Luther, Jr., and Ralph David Abernathy, unidentified events, circa 1950s-1960s 877 39 King, Martin Luther, Jr., discussing youth concerns at an SCLC annual retreat, 1959 877 40 King, Martin Luther, Jr., funeral procession, 1968 OP15 6 King, Martin Luther, Jr., funeral procession, 1968 877 41 King, Martin Luther, Jr., funeral service, 1968 877 42 King, Martin Luther, Jr., Joseph E. Lowery, and Andrew J. Young, unidentified event, undated

526 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 877 43 King, Martin Luther, Jr., press conference to urge participation in march against school segregation in Boston, Massachusetts, circa 1965 877 44 King, Martin Luther, Jr., Septima Clark, Rosa Parks, Ralph David Abernathy, Juanita Abernathy, circa 1960s 877 45 King, Martin Luther, Jr., speech in Marion, Alabama after release from jail, 1965 877 46 King, Martin Luther, Jr., speaking engagement, unidentified, undated 877 47 King, Martin Luther, Jr., unidentified event, proof sheet, circa 1950s-1960s 877 48 King, Martin Luther, Jr., unidentified events, circa 1950s-1960s 877 49 King, Martin Luther, III, and Brenda Davenport, unidentified event, undated 877 50 King, Martin Luther, III and Cynthia McKinney, unidentified event, undated 877 51 King, Martin Luther, III and E. Randel T. Osburn, unidentified event, national office, undated 877 52 King, Martin Luther, III, appreciation banquet for fellow minister, 2002 878 1 King, Martin Luther, III, Brenda Davenport, and E. Randel T. Osburn, unidentified event, 1999 [1 of 2] 878 2 King, Martin Luther, III, Brenda Davenport, and E. Randel T. Osburn, unidentified event, 1999 [2 of 2] 878 3 King, Martin Luther, III, Coretta Scott King, , John Lewis, E. Randel T. Osburn, and Walter E. Fauntroy, unidentified event, Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, undated 878 4 King, Martin Luther, III, demonstration, unidentified, undated 878 5 King, Martin Luther, III, meeting with King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia, circa 2002 878 6 King, Martin Luther, III, visit to Winthrop University, Rock Hill, South Carolina, undated 878 7 King, Martin Luther, III posing at the site for a black history museum, unidentified, undated 878 8 King, Martin Luther, III, presentation on home ownership, unidentified, undated 878 9 King, Martin Luther, III, press conference, unidentified, undated 878 10 King, Martin Luther, III, tour of Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, undated 878 11 King, Martin Luther, III, unidentified events, undated 878 12 King, Martin Luther, III, youth and student event, unidentified, undated 878 13 King Square dedication ceremony, Kansas City, Missouri, undated 878 14 Kroger grocery store and Atlantic Department Store protests, Christian Community Corp., Birmingham, Alabama, 1972-1973 878 15 Ku Klux Klan demonstration, 1985 878 16 Ku Klux Klan demonstration, 1990 878 17 Ku Klux Klan demonstrations, undated 878 18 Ku Klux Klan Labor Day rally, annual, 1990 878 19 Lake Shore Assembly Church, ousting of white mother with black son, 1978

527 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 878 20 Laundry Workers Union Strike, Jacksonville, Florida, 1966 878 21 Lesser, Leo and Wendell Ford, unidentified event, undated 878 22 "Lifting Up Africa's Children at Home and Abroad," Africa's Children's Fund, undated 878 23 Lincoln High School, unidentified event, 1998 878 24 "Love Your Neighbor Week" proclamation, 1991 878 25 Lowery, Evelyn Gibson and Jennifer Holliday, unidentified event, undated 878 26 Lowery, Evelyn Gibson and Jimmy Carter, unidentified event, undated 878 27 Lowery, Evelyn Gibson, candle light vigil for victims in Lebanon, unidentified, undated 878 28 Lowery, Evelyn Gibson, unidentified event, circa 1960s-1970s 878 29 Lowery, Evelyn Gibson, unidentified events, undated 878 30 Lowery, Joseph E. and Abraham Wood, unidentified event, undated 878 31 Lowery, Joseph E. and Alabama State University students meet with Governor Fob James, undated 878 32 Lowery, Joseph E. and American Indian, unidentified event, undated 878 33 Lowery, Joseph E. and Andrew J. Young, panel discussion, unidentified undated 878 34 Lowery, Joseph E. and Andrew J. Young, unidentified event, undated 878 35 Lowery, Joseph E. and Brenda Davenport, unidentified event, undated 878 36 Lowery, Joseph E. and Brenda Davenport, youth and student event, unidentified, 1988 878 37 Lowery, Joseph E. and Coretta Scott King, unidentified event, undated 878 38 Lowery, Joseph E. and Coretta Scott King, unidentified event, Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, undated 878 39 Lowery, Joseph E. and Dick Gregory, press conference, unidentified, undated 878 40 Lowery, Joseph E. and Dick Gregory, ribbon cutting ceremony, unidentified, 1997 879 1 Lowery, Joseph. E. and E. Randel T. Osburn, unidentified events, undated 879 2 Lowery, Joseph E. and Evelyn Gibson Lowery being arrested, undated 879 3 Lowery, Joseph E. and Evelyn Gibson Lowery, church service, unidentified, undated 879 4 Lowery, Joseph E. and Evelyn Gibson Lowery, demonstration, unidentified, undated 879 5 Lowery, Joseph E. and Evelyn Gibson Lowery, march, unidentified, undated 879 6 Lowery, Joseph E. and Evelyn Gibson Lowery, panel, unidentified, undated 879 7 Lowery, Joseph E. and Evelyn Gibson Lowery, press conference, unidentified, undated [1 of 2] 879 8 Lowery, Joseph E. and Evelyn Gibson Lowery, press conference, unidentified, undated [2 of 2] 879 9 Lowery, Joseph E. and Evelyn Gibson Lowery, unidentified events, undated 879 10 Lowery, Joseph E. and Evelyn Gibson Lowery, visit to Africa, undated

528 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 879 11 Lowery, Joseph E. and Fred Taylor arrested during nonviolent protest, unidentified, undated 879 12 Lowery, Joseph E. and Fred Taylor, funeral service, unidentified, undated 879 13 Lowery, Joseph E. and Fred Taylor, unidentified events, undated 879 14 Lowery, Joseph E. and George Wallace, meeting, unidentified, undated 879 15 Lowery, Joseph E. and Hosea Williams, church service, unidentified, undated 879 16 Lowery, Joseph E. and Hosea Williams, taping for CBS piece on SCLC, undated 879 17 Lowery, Joseph E. and Hosea Williams, undated 879 18 Lowery, Joseph E. and Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations Yehuda Z. Blum discuss a moratorium on violence, 1979 879 19 Lowery, Joseph E. and Jesse L. Jackson, march for the poor, unidentified, undated 879 20 Lowery, Joseph E. and Jesse L. Jackson, unidentified events, undated 879 21 Lowery, Joseph E. and Jimmy Carter, meeting, unidentified, undated 879 22 Lowery, Joseph E. and Jimmy Carter, unidentified event and protest against apartheid in South Africa, undated 879 23 Lowery, Joseph E. and John Lewis, unidentified event, undated 879 24 Lowery, Joseph E. and Louise Whatley, panel, unidentified, undated 879 25 Lowery, Joseph E. and Maynard Jackson press conference, Atlanta, Georgia, undated 879 26 Lowery, Joseph E. and Robert Dole, unidentified event, undated 879 27 Lowery, Joseph E. and Rosa Parks, speaking engagement, undated 879 28 Lowery, Joseph E. and Tibetan outside SCLC national office, undated 879 29 Lowery, Joseph E. and Walter E. Fauntroy, unidentified funeral, undated 879 30 Lowery, Joseph E. and Walter E. Fauntroy, peace meeting, undated 879 31 Lowery, Joseph E. and Walter E. Fauntroy, protest, unidentified, undated 879 32 Lowery, Joseph E. and Walter E. Fauntroy, unidentified events, undated 879 33 Lowery, Joseph E. arrested during nonviolent protest, unidentified, undated 879 34 Lowery, Joseph E., celebration of retirement from Cascade United Methodist Church, 1992 879 35 Lowery, Joseph E., Coretta Scott King and Dick Gregory, press conference, unidentified, undated 879 36 Lowery, Joseph E., Coretta Scott King, and Dorothy Height, unidentified event, undated 879 37 Lowery, Joseph E., Coretta Scott King, Rosa Parks and Jesse Jackson, unidentified event, undated 879 38 Lowery, Joseph E., Cynthia McKinney, and John Lewis, unidentified event, undated 879 39 Lowery, Joseph E., Dick Gregory, and E. Randel T. Osburn, press conference, unidentified, undated 879 40 Lowery, Joseph E., E. Randel T. Osburn, and Joe Frank, meeting, 1983

529 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 879 41 Lowery, Joseph E., E. Randel T. Osburn, and Martin Luther King, III, unidentified event, undated 879 42 Lowery, Joseph E., E. Randel T. Osburn, Fred Taylor and Brenda Davenport, unidentified event, undated 879 43 Lowery, Joseph E., E. Randel T. Osburn, Rosa Parks, and John Lewis, unidentified event, undated 880 1 Lowery, Joseph E., Evelyn Gibson Lowery, and Andrew J. Young, march, unidentified, undated 880 2 Lowery, Joseph E., Evelyn Gibson Lowery and Coretta Scott King, unidentified event, undated 880 3 Lowery, Joseph E., Evelyn Gibson Lowery, and Coretta Scott King, unidentified event, proof sheet, undated 880 4 Lowery, Joseph E., Evelyn Gibson Lowery and Dick Gregory, unidentified event, undated 880 5 Lowery, Joseph E. Evelyn Gibson Lowery, and Dick Gregory, unidentified event, proof sheets, undated 880 6 Lowery, Joseph E., Evelyn Gibson Lowery, and E. Randel T. Osburn, dinner, unidentified, undated 880 7 Lowery, Joseph E., Evelyn Gibson Lowery, and E. Randel T. Osburn, press conference, unidentified, undated 880 8 Lowery, Joseph E., Evelyn Gibson Lowery, E. Randel T. Osburn, and Cynthia McKinney, unidentified event, undated 880 9 Lowery, Joseph E., Evelyn Gibson Lowery, and Fred Taylor, speaking engagement, unidentified, undated 880 10 Lowery, Joseph E., Evelyn Gibson Lowery, and Fred Taylor, unidentified events, undated 880 11 Lowery, Joseph E., Evelyn Gibson Lowery and Jesse L. Jackson, speaking engagement, unidentified, undated 880 12 Lowery, Joseph E., Evelyn Gibson Lowery and Rosa Parks, unidentified event, undated 880 13 Lowery, Joseph E., Evelyn Gibson Lowery, Coretta Scott King, and Andrew J. Young, unidentified event, undated 880 14 Lowery, Joseph E., Evelyn Gibson Lowery, Fred Taylor, and E. Randel T. Osburn, unidentified event, undated 880 15 Lowery, Joseph E., Evelyn Gibson Lowery, Jesse L. Jackson, and Andrew J. Young, unidentified event, undated 880 16 Lowery, Joseph E., Evelyn Gibson Lowery, Jesse L. Jackson, and Walter E. Fauntroy, march, unidentified, undated 880 17 Lowery, Joseph E., Evelyn Gibson Lowery, Walter E. Fauntroy, and E. Randel T. Osburn, unidentified event, undated 880 18 Lowery, Joseph E., Evelyn Gibson Lowery, Walter E. Fauntroy, and Fred Taylor, march, unidentified, undated

530 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 880 19 Lowery, Joseph E. explains history behind photographs on the wall of the SCLC national office conference room, circa 1996 880 20 Lowery, Joseph E., Fred Taylor, and Brenda Davenport, undated 880 21 Lowery, Joseph E., George H. W. Bush, and other black leaders, meeting, White House, undated 880 22 Lowery, Joseph E. holding large check outside SCLC national office, 1996 880 23 Lowery, Joseph E., interview, unidentified, undated 880 24 Lowery, Joseph E., Jesse L. Jackson, and Al Sharpton, AFL-CIO speaking engagement, undated 880 25 Lowery, Joseph E., Jesse L. Jackson, and Walter E. Fauntroy, speaking engagement, unidentified, undated 880 26 Lowery, Joseph E. leads Alabama State chain gang inmates in a prayer for Fob James (Governor), 1995 880 27 Lowery, Joseph E., marches, unidentified, undated 880 28 Lowery, Joseph E., Martin Luther King, III, and E. Randel T. Osburn, unidentified event, undated 880 29 Lowery, Joseph E., Martin Luther King, III, Fred Taylor, E. Randel T. Osburn, and Dick Gregory, press conference for the release of a wrongly accused man, undated 880 30 Lowery, Joseph E., meetings, unidentified, undated 880 31 Lowery, Joseph E., panel discussion, unidentified, undated 880 32 Lowery Joseph E. performing funeral service, unidentified, undated 880 33 Lowery, Joseph E. posing with military officers, unidentified, undated 880 34 Lowery, Joseph E. press conference to denounce drugs, unidentified, undated 880 35 Lowery, Joseph E., press conferences, unidentified, undated 880 36 Lowery, Joseph E., press conference, national office, undated 880 37 Lowery, Joseph E., Ralph David Abernathy, Andrew J. Young, and Fred Taylor, funeral service, unidentified, undated 880 38 Lowery, Joseph E. receiving award, unidentified, undated 880 39 Lowery, Joseph E. receiving Doctor of Laws degree from Atlanta University, undated 880 40 Lowery, Joseph E. receiving Flying Colonel award, undated 880 41 Lowery, Joseph E. receiving honorary doctorate, Morehouse College, undated 880 42 Lowery, Joseph E., Rosa Parks, and Andrew J. Young, unidentified event, undated 880 43 Lowery, Joseph E., sermons, unidentified, undated 880 44 Lowery, Joseph E., speaking engagement, Brown Chapel, 1990 880 45 Lowery, Joseph E., speaking engagement, Morehouse College, February 1985 880 46 Lowery, Joseph E., speaking engagement, "Reflections of 1895: Douglas, Du Bois and Washington," undated

531 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 880 47 Lowery, Joseph E., speaking engagement, Save Our Children Pilgrimage [?], undated 880 48 Lowery, Joseph E., speaking engagement, unidentified, Alabama State University, undated 880 49 Lowery, Joseph E., speaking engagement, unidentified, Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, undated 880 50 Lowery, Joseph E., speaking engagement, unidentified, Paschal's Motor Hotel, Restaurant, and Lounge, undated 880 51 Lowery, Joseph E., speaking engagements, unidentified, undated [1 of 2] 881 1 Lowery, Joseph E., speaking engagements, unidentified, undated [2 of 2] 881 2 Lowery, Joseph E., Trip to Italy, 1983 881 3 Lowery, Joseph E., Trip to Jonestown, Guyana, 1978 881 4 Lowery, Joseph E., Tyrone Brooks, Selwyn Carter, Joe Beasley, Cynthia McKinney, and Nelson Rivers, press conference, unidentified, undated 881 5 Lowery, Joseph E., unidentified event, Central United Methodist Church, undated 881 6 Lowery, Joseph E., unidentified event, Department of Justice, undated 881 7 Lowery, Joseph E., unidentified events, undated [1 of 3] 881 8 Lowery, Joseph E., unidentified events, undated [2 of 3] 881 9 Lowery, Joseph E., unidentified events, undated [3 of 3] 881 10 Lowery, Joseph E., United Farm Workers of America, march and rally, Quincy, Florida, circa 1990s 881 11 Lowery, Joseph E., visit to DeKalb College, undated 881 12 Lowery, Joseph E., visit to Georgia State University, undated 881 13 Lowery, Joseph E., visit to Georgia State Senate, undated 881 14 Lowery, Joseph E., visit to Nicaragua on fact-finding tour, 1984 881 15 Lowery, Joseph E., visit to sugarcane plantation, Louisiana, 1979 881 16 Lowery, Joseph E., visit to South Africa, undated 881 17 Lowery, Joseph E., visit to Therrell High School, Atlanta, Georgia, undated 881 18 Lowery, Joseph E., Walter E. Fauntroy, Wyatt Walker, and Edward Perkins discuss nonviolence as affirmative in Somalia, undated 881 19 Lowery, Joseph E., youth and student event, unidentified, undated 881 20 Love, Albert collects clothing donations from the J Brannam stores of the F. W. Woolworth Company, 1985 881 21 MacDonald, Joseph shows bullet holes in home after drive-by shooting, undated 881 22 Mack, Benjamin J., speaking engagement, affiliate meeting, Frogmore, South Carolina, 1964 881 23 MAIDS march on moon launch, Dayton Beach, Florida, 1971 881 24 Main Street Academy meeting, Atlanta, Georgia, circa 1990 881 25 Mandela, Nelson, visit to Atlanta, Georgia, 1990 881 26 Mandela, Nelson, visit to SCLC national office, 1993

532 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 882 1 March against capital punishment, Atlanta, Georgia, undated 882 2 March against discrimination, Macon, Georgia, November 1979 882 3 March against drugs, thugs, and alcohol, undated 882 4 March against hunger, unidentified, undated 882 5 March and rally against drugs, thugs, alcohol and to encourage voting, undated 882 6 March and rally, West Georgia College, undated 882 7 "March for justice in memory of Raymond Davison," undated 882 8 March for produce union workers, Florida, undated 882 9 March for voting rights, unidentified, undated 882 10 March honoring Martin Luther King, Jr., 1996 882 11 March in support of Ralph David Abernathy, unidentified, circa 1960s-1970s 882 12 March in support of the Wilmington Ten, circa 1970s 882 13 March, National Coalition to Extend the Voting Rights Act and Free Maggie Bozeman and Julia Wilder, 1982 882 14 March of Dimes Colonel Sanders Memorial "Help Change the Future" Campaign, 1982 882 15 March on Mansanto Inc.'s annual meeting, St. Louis, Missouri, undated 882 16 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, 1963 882 17 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, anniversary, undated 882 18 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, 20th anniversary, 1983 882 19 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, 25th anniversary, 1988 882 20 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, 30th anniversary, 1993 882 21 March to fight hunger, unidentified, undated 882 22 March to Get Out the Vote, circa 1990s 882 23 March to restore democracy to Haiti, circa 1994 882 24 March, unidentified, circa 1960s-1970s 882 25 March, unidentified, Birmingham, Alabama, undated 882 26 March, unidentified, Gadsden, Alabama, 1978 882 27 March, unidentified, Mississippi, circa 1966 882 28 March, unidentified, Sandersville, Georgia, 1980 882 29 March, unidentified, Selma, Alabama, undated 882 30 Marches, unidentified, undated 882 31 Mardi Gras Indians, unidentified event, undated 882 32 Martin Luther King Games, second annual, 1970 882 33 Martin Luther King International Freedom Games, undated 882 34 Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue, street sign unveiling, circa 1986 882 35 Martin Luther King, Jr. awards ceremony, undated 882 36 Martin Luther King, Jr. awards ceremony, 1982 882 37 Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change guided tour with Martin Luther King, III, undated

533 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 882 38 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day parade, undated 882 39 Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, first national holiday, 1986 882 40 Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice, 1988 882 41 Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice [?], 1988 882 42 Martin Luther King, Jr. memorial service, Atlanta, Georgia, 1972 OP15 7 Martin Luther King, Jr. memorial service, 1984 882 43 Martin Luther King, Jr. National Holiday Ecumenical Service, Twenty second annual, proof sheet, 1990 882 44 Mass meeting, Eutaw/Greene County, Alabama courthouse, undated 882 45 Mass meeting, Jacksonville, Georgia, undated 882 46 Mass meeting, New Jersey, undated 882 47 Mathews, H.K. celebrating on the Escambia County Court House steps after receiving a commuted sentence, undated 882 48 Maynard Jackson for Mayor campaign event, undated 882 49 McComb, Mississippi bomb victims visit Justice Department, 1964 882 50 Medal of Freedom awards ceremony, Washington, D.C., 1977 882 51 Meeting of college students to plan activities for the extension of the Voting Rights Act, Atlanta, Georgia, 1982 882 52 Meeting, unidentified, Florida State Capitol, Tallahassee, Florida, undated 882 53 Meeting, unidentified, national office, undated 882 54 Meeting, unidentified, national office, circa 1990s 882 55 Meeting, unidentified, Shoney's Restaurant, undated 882 56 Meetings, unidentified, undated 882 57 Membership drive, undated 882 58 Men playing billiards, unidentified, undated 882 59 Meredith [James] Mississippi March, 1966 883 1 Mexican-American demonstration, unidentified, undated 883 2 Milan Prison Project, visitation, undated 883 3 Million Man March, 1995 883 4 Minister's event, Paschal's Motor Hotel, Restaurant, and Lounge, undated 883 5 Miss Black Jefferson Pageant, undated 883 6 Mississippi , Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee protest, Democratic State Convention, circa 1964 883 7 Miss SCLC, 1994 883 8 Mock trial, undated 883 9 Mock trial, Positive Action Center, 1996 883 10 Moone, James C., A. Sonn, and Douglas M. Duncan, unidentified event, undated 883 11 Morehouse College academic quiz bowl, undated 883 12 Morehouse College "A Candle in the Dark" Scholarship Fundraising Gala, annual, 1995

534 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 883 13 Mosley, Walter, book signing, undated 883 14 Muhammad, Shaykh, arrest, 1964 883 15 NAACP equal opportunity tour of European building systems, 1970 883 16 NAACP National Leadership Summit, May 1975 883 17 NAACP Silent March on Washington, 1989 883 18 National African American Leadership Summit II, undated 883 19 National AIDS planning meeting, undated 883 20 National Alliance of Business meeting, 1983 883 21 National Baptist Convention, Birmingham, Alabama, undated 883 22 National bean storage and marketing project, Nyabisindu, Rwanda, undated 883 23 National Black Caucus of State Legislators, award presentation honoring Joseph E. Lowery, undated 883 24 National Conference of Black Mayors, Inc. Convention, twenty third annual, 1997 883 25 National Conference of Black Mayors, Inc., unidentified event, 1983 883 26 National Conference of Black Mayors, Inc., unidentified event, circa 1996 883 27 National Convention [?], undated 883 28 National Convention, undated [1 of 4] 883 29 National Convention, undated [2 of 4] 883 30 National Convention, undated [3 of 4] OP15 8 National Convention, undated [4 of 4] 883 31 National Convention, 9th annual, proof sheets, 1966 883 32 National Convention, 17th annual, 1974 883 33 National Convention, 21st annual, proof sheets, 1978 883 34 National Convention, 22nd annual, 1979 883 35 National Convention, 23rd annual, 1980 883 36 National Convention, 25th annual, 1982 883 37 National Convention, 26th annual, 1983 884 1 National Convention, 27th annual, 1984 884 2 National Convention, 28th annual, 1985 884 3 National Convention, 29th annual, 1986 884 4 National Convention, 30th annual, 1987 884 5 National Convention, 31st annual, 1988 884 6 National Convention, 32nd annual, 1989 884 7 National Convention, 33rd annual, 1990 884 8 National Convention, 34th annual, 1991 [1 of 2] 884 9 National Convention, 34th annual, 1991 [2 of 2] 884 10 National Convention, 35th annual, 1992 [1 of 2] 884 11 National Convention, 35th annual, 1992 [2 of 2] 884 12 National Convention, 36th annual, 1993

535 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 884 13 National Convention, 37th annual, 1994 884 14 National Convention, 38th annual, 1995 [1 of 6] 885 1 National Convention, 38th annual, 1995 [2 of 6] 885 2 National Convention, 38th annual, 1995 [3 of 6] 885 3 National Convention, 38th annual, 1995 [4 of 6] 885 4 National Convention, 38th annual, 1995 [5 of 6] 885 5 National Convention, 38th annual, 1995 [6 of 6] 885 6 National Convention, 39th annual, 1996 [1 of 2] 885 7 National Convention, 39th annual, 1996 [2 of 2] 886 1 National Convention, 40th annual, 1997 886 2 National Convention, 41st annual, 1998 886 3 National Convention, 45th annual, 2002 886 4 National Convention, New Orleans, Louisiana, undated 886 5 National Council of Churches leadership meeting with SCLC, 1970 886 6 National Dental Association Convention, 78th annual, 1991 886 7 National Father's Day Committee event, 1990 886 8 National Hearings on the Plight of the Poor in Maryland, 1987 886 9 National Pilgrimage for the Abolition of the Death Penalty, undated 886 10 National Pilgrimage for the Abolition of the Death Penalty, circa 1990 886 11 National Strawberry Commission, press conference in support of strawberry workers, undated 886 12 National Tenants Organization Convention, 20th Anniversary, undated 886 13 National Voting Rights Museum and Coalition of Alabamians Reforming Education, Annual Bridge Crossing Jubilee March to Celebrate the Right to Vote, undated 886 14 National Weekend of Faith in Action on the Death Penalty, undated 886 15 National Weekend of Faith in Action on the Death Penalty, circa 1998 886 16 National Welfare Reform Conference, 1972 886 17 Neighborhood canvassing, circa 1960s 886 18 Nettles, John, Fred Taylor and Frederick Moore, Anniston, Alabama, undated 886 19 Newman, Barry, press conference after experiencing police brutality, East Point, Georgia, undated 886 20 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, undated 886 21 Nicaraguan Presidential visit to SCLC national office, undated 886 22 Nicaraguan Presidential visit to SCLC national office, proof sheets, undated 887 1 Offenburger, Tom, unidentified events, undated 887 2 Olympic torch relay, 1996 887 3 "Operation Big Vote," undated 887 4 Operation Breadbasket, A&P Boycott, 1967-1969 887 5 Operation Breadbasket, Black Christmas Parade, Chicago, Illinois, circa 1970

536 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 887 6 Operation Breadbasket, boycott of Smith's Food King Store, circa 1968 887 7 Operation Breadbasket, Chicago, Illinois, 1970 887 8 Operation Breadbasket, hiring agreement with 7UP, circa 1968 887 9 Operation Breadbasket, meetings, March-April, 1970 887 10 Operation Breadbasket protest of Atlanta Daily World, circa 1962-1972 887 11 Operation Breadbasket victory, New York, 1970 887 12 Operation Breadbasket, Vietnam War protest, circa 1968 887 13 Operation Nevada, SCLC joins forces with the National Welfare Rights Organization in Las Vegas, Nevada, 1970-1971 887 14 Osburn, E. Randel T. and Brenda Davenport, meetings, unidentified, national office, undated 887 15 Osburn, E. Randel T. and Brenda Davenport, unidentified events, undated 887 16 Osburn, E. Randel T. and Fred Taylor, unidentified event, undated 887 17 Osburn, E. Randel T. and Fred Taylor, unidentified event to encourage voting, undated 887 18 Osburn, E. Randel T., church service, unidentified, undated OP15 9 Osburn, E. Randel T., Fred Taylor and Brenda Davenport, affirmative action demonstration, Georgia, undated 887 19 Osburn, E. Randel T., Fred Taylor and Brenda Davenport, press conference to support affirmative action, undated 887 20 Osburn, E. Randel T., Joseph E. Lowery, and Martin Luther King, III, undated 887 21 Osburn, E. Randel T., meeting with military officers, unidentified, undated 887 22 Osburn, E. Randel T., speaking engagement, unidentified, undated 887 23 Osburn, E. Randel T., speaking engagement, unidentified, Alonzo F. Herndon School, Atlanta, Georgia, undated 887 24 Osburn, E. Randel T., speaking engagement, Positive Action Center, Atlanta, Georgia, undated 887 25 Osburn, E. Randel T., unidentified events, undated 887 26 Osburn, E. Randel T., unidentified event, 1976 887 27 Osburn, E. Randel T., unidentified event, grocery store, undated 887 28 Osburn, E. Randel T., unidentified event, Savannah State University, undated 887 29 Osburn, E. Randel T., visit to Hattiesburg Public School District, 1993 887 30 Osburn, E. Randel T., youth and student event, unidentified, undated 887 31 Osburn, E. Randel T., youth and student events, unidentified, 1995 887 32 Pan-African Christian Church Conference, Interdenominational Theological Center, proof sheets, 1988 887 33 Paris American Racial Integration Support Committee event, undated 887 34 Parks, Rosa and Joseph E. Lowery, unidentified events, undated 887 35 Parks, Rosa, unidentified event, undated 887 36 "Partners in Progress, A Comprehensive Plan of Development for the African American Family," circa 1990s

537 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 887 37 Party in honor of Evelyn Gibson Lowery, 1995 887 38 Paschal, James, funeral service, Martin Luther King, Jr. International Chapel, Morehouse College, undated 887 39 Payne, Bruce, Yale University graduate student describes beating while working on voter registration project, circa 1963-1965 887 40 PCB march, Warren County, North Carolina, undated 887 41 "People's Agenda," 2004 887 42 "People to People" Get Out the Vote bus tour, 1995 887 43 Philadelphia riots, 1964 887 44 Philosophy of Peace Parade, fourth annual, 1996 887 45 Photocopies, proof sheets, unidentified, undated 887 46 Photocopies, unidentified, undated 887 47 Pilgrimage to Washington for Voting Rights, Peace, Economic Justice, 1982 887 48 Police arresting citizens assisting in voter registration, Albany, Georgia, undated 887 49 Police arresting protestors, undated 887 50 Police gathered around a tree, unidentified, 1971 887 51 Police officers chatting in parking lot, unidentified, undated 887 52 Police officer searches handcuffed man, unidentified, Atlanta, Georgia, undated 887 53 Police officers following women with bloodied shirt, unidentified, undated 887 54 Police posted on the street, unidentified, Jackson, Mississippi, 1964 887 55 Police removing protestors from the office of [Attorney General] Nicholas Katzenbach, U.S. Department of Justice, 1965 887 56 Poor people demonstration, undated 887 57 Poor People's Campaign, 1968 887 58 Poor People's Campaign benefit, 1968 887 59 Poor People's Campaign, Miami, Florida, circa 1969 887 60 Poor People's Crusade, 1987 887 61 Poor People's March, Mississippi, 1968 887 62 Poor People's March and Rally, proof sheets, undated 888 1 Poor People's Message to Jimmy Carter, January 14, 1978 888 2 Poor people's protest of the Reagan administration, circa 1980s 888 3 Poor Vine City resident shows apartment, undated 888 4 Press conference [?], unidentified, 1993 888 5 Press conference, unidentified, undated 888 6 Press conference, unidentified, Jackson, Mississippi, undated 888 7 Press conference, unidentified, Paschal's Motor Hotel, Restaurant, and Lounge, undated 888 8 Press conference, unidentified, Paschal's Motor Hotel, Restaurant, and Lounge, circa 1979 888 9 Prior Tire march, undated

538 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 888 10 Proof sheets, unidentified, undated [1 of 4] 888 11 Proof sheets, unidentified, undated [2 of 4] 888 12 Proof sheets, unidentified, undated [3 of 4] 888 13 Proof sheets, unidentified, undated [4 of 4] 888 14 Proof sheets, unidentified, circa 1960s 888 15 Proof sheets, unidentified, circa 1970s 888 16 Proof sheets, unidentified, 1979 888 17 Proof sheets, unidentified, circa 1980s 888 18 Proof sheets, unidentified, 1988 888 19 Proof sheets, unidentified, 1994 888 20 Protest against disparities in sentencing, undated 888 21 Protest against the Gulf War and Bush administration, circa 1991 888 22 Protest against the imprisonment of Sun Myung Moon and Everett Sileven, circa 1982-1983 888 23 Protest of AT&T, circa 1993-1994 888 24 Protest of South Africa, unidentified, undated 888 25 Protest, unidentified, 1969 888 26 Protests, unidentified, undated 888 27 Protestor boarding bus escorted by police, 1968 888 28 Public hearing on police brutality, North Georgia, undated 888 29 Public welfare event, unidentified, undated 888 30 Queen Mamohato of Lesotho visits Cascade United Methodist Church, circa 1990s 889 1 Race for all Seasons, undated 889 2 Rally against AT&T, undated 889 3 Rally against drugs, thugs, and alcohol abuse, undated 889 4 Rally, unidentified, Selma, Alabama, undated 889 5 Rally, unidentified, state capitol, Montgomery, Alabama, undated 889 6 Ralph David Abernathy for U.S. Congress event, undated 889 7 Ramirez, Sergio, visit to Cascade United Methodist Church, 1986 889 8 Rappin' for Our Future, undated 889 9 Rappin' for Our Future, 1986 889 10 Ray, James Earl, hearing, Memphis, Tennessee, 1997 889 11 Relief efforts, Somalia, circa 1993 889 12 Resurrection City, 1968 889 13 Resurrection City, Melzenia Cook carves name into tree, 1968 889 14 Resurrection City II, Democratic National Convention, Miami, Florida, 1972 889 15 Resurrection City II, Democratic National Convention, Miami, Florida, (photocopy), 1972 889 16 Revolt against poverty, undated

539 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 889 17 Richard Nixon protest, undated 889 18 Robinson, Cleophus receiving special citation of achievement in gospel music, undated 889 19 Rockefeller, Nelson A., visit to speak at Ebenezer Baptist Church, 1965 889 20 Rolle, Esther and E. Randel T. Osburn, unidentified event, undated 889 21 Ronald McDonald entertaining poor children, Atlanta, Georgia, undated 889 22 Sacred Rights Pilgrimage from Eufala to Montgomery, undated 889 23 "Safety in the Work Place" demonstration, 1987 889 24 Sampson, Albert, unidentified event, undated 889 25 Sanchez, Sonia and Sue Ross, Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, undated 889 26 Sarafina reception, undated 889 27 "Say No to Hazardous Waste in Hancock County," Sparta, Georgia, undated 889 28 SCLC and Black Clergy of Metro Atlanta march, Atlanta, Georgia, undated 889 29 SCLC and Coalition of Alabamians Reforming Education, march and tracking demonstration to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Plessy v. Ferguson, 1996 889 30 SCLC board meeting, 1970 889 31 SCLC board meeting, Washington, D.C., proof sheets, 1977 889 32 SCLC Christmas parties, undated 889 33 SCLC Citizenship Education awards program, undated 889 34 SCLC Continental Walk for Social Justice, Greensboro, Alabama, undated 889 35 SCLC Desegregation Committee Concerning Georgia Black Colleges, undated 889 36 SCLC Diversity Career Fair, 1997 889 37 SCLC festival, undated 889 38 SCLC hearings on discrimination in the military, Savannah, Georgia, undated 889 39 SCLC meeting with military officers, 1996 889 40 SCLC spring board meeting, 1979 889 41 SCLC spring board meeting, 1983 889 42 SCLC spring board meeting, 1993 889 43 SCLC staff at work, undated 890 1 SCLC staff at work, circa 1991 890 2 SCLC staff at work, circa 1997 890 3 SCLC visit to sites of past demonstrations, 1978 890 4 SCLC youth car wash, undated 890 5 "SCLC Youth Congratulates Class of 1991," 1991 890 6 Selma to Montgomery March, 1965 890 7 Selma to Montgomery March, "Bloody Sunday," 1965 890 8 Selma to Montgomery March, Anniversary, undated [1 of 2] 890 9 Selma to Montgomery March, Anniversary, undated [2 of 2]

540 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 890 10 Selma to Montgomery March, Anniversary, proof sheet, undated 890 11 Selma to Montgomery March, 17th Anniversary, 1982 890 12 Selma to Montgomery March, 20th Anniversary, 1985 890 13 Selma to Montgomery March, 25th Anniversary, 1990 890 14 Selma to Montgomery March, 30th Anniversary, 1995 890 15 Selma to Montgomery March, 34th Anniversary, 1999 890 16 Selma to Montgomery March, 35th Anniversary and dedication of the National Voting Rights Monument, 2000 890 17 Shoney's, Inc., economic covenant with SCLC, 1989 890 18 Silver, Keith, photo album of events, unidentified, includes Teddy Long and Esther Rolle, undated 890 19 Silver, Keith, unidentified event, undated 890 20 Sivananda Yoga Center, West Palm Beach, Florida, undated 890 21 Slides, unidentified, undated 890 22 Slides, unidentified, 1989-1995 890 23 Small group discussion before a painting of Martin Luther King, Jr., undated 890 24 Social Circle Training School burning, Social Circle, Georgia, 1968 890 25 Socialist Scholars Conference, seventh annual, 1990 890 26 "South Africa Get Out of Angola" protest, undated 890 27 Southern Rural Action, brick making, undated 890 28 Southampton College of Long Island University, commencement, undated 890 29 Stand for Children march and rally, Atlanta, Georgia, undated 890 30 Stand for Children, unidentified event, undated 890 31 Stargell, Willie receives National George Washington Carver Award, 1974 890 32 St. Augustine, Florida, integration demonstration, 1964 890 33 Steelworkers Strike, Georgetown, South Carolina, 1970 890 34 Steele, Charles Kenzie, Sr. and Evelyn Gibson Lowery, unidentified event, circa 1970s 890 35 Stellar Awards, undated 890 36 St. John Divine Missionary Baptist Church, 113th anniversary, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1987 891 1 Stop the Killing, End the Violence, demonstration, circa 1990s 891 2 Stop the Killing, End the Violence, Gun Buy Back, circa 1990s [1 of 2] 891 3 Stop the Killing, End the Violence, Gun Buy Back, circa 1990s [1 of 2] 891 4 Stop the Killing, End the Violence, Gun Buy Back, 1994-1995 891 5 Stop the Killing, End the Violence, Gun Buy Back, 1997 891 6 Stop the Killing, End the Violence, Gun Buy, Butler Street YMCA, 1994 891 7 Stop the Killing, End the Violence, Gun Buy Back, creation and dedication of sculpture made from firearms, 1994

541 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 891 8 Stop the Killing, End the Violence, Gun Buy Back, Kansas City, Missouri, circa 1990s 891 9 Stop the Killing, End the Violence, Gun Buy Back, proof sheets, 1994 891 10 Stop the Killing, End the Violence, march and rally, circa 1996 891 11 Stop the Killing, End the Violence, marches, circa 1990s 891 12 Stop the Killing, End the Violence, mural, 1992 891 13 Stop the Killing, End the Violence, rally, circa 1990s 891 14 Stop the Killing, End the Violence, unidentified event, 1994 891 15 Stop the Killing, End the Violence, unidentified event, 1996 891 16 Stop the Killing, End the Violence, unidentified event, proof sheets, 1991 892 1 Stop the Killing, End the Violence, unidentified events, circa 1990s [1 of 3] 892 2 Stop the Killing, End the Violence, unidentified events, circa 1990s [2 of 3] 892 3 Stop the Killing, End the Violence, unidentified events, circa 1990s [3 of 3] 892 4 Stop the Killing, End the Violence, "Week Without Violence," 1997 892 5 Stop the Killing, End the Violence, youth and student summit, circa 1990s 892 6 "Straight Talk About Risk," Center to Prevent Handgun Violence, undated 892 7 Strategy meeting, St. Stephens A.M.E. Church, High Point, North Carolina, proof sheet, 1983 892 8 Student Affairs trip to Gabon, Morocco, 1993 892 9 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee [?], unidentified event, undated 892 10 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, student arrested during sit-in, circa 1960s 892 11 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, unidentified events, circa 1960s 892 12 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, staff person typing correspondence, unidentified, undated 892 13 Student protest, unidentified, undated 892 14 Student rally against apartheid in South Africa, Richard B. Russell Federal Building, Atlanta, Georgia, 1985 892 15 Taylor, Fred and Abraham Woods, unidentified event, undated 892 16 Taylor, Fred and E. Randel T. Osburn, church service, unidentified, undated 892 17 Taylor, Fred and Ralph David Abernathy, unidentified event, circa 1970s 892 18 Taylor, Fred and Walter E. Fauntroy, unidentified event, undated 892 19 Taylor, Fred, "Repeal the Urban Camping Ordinance" protest, Atlanta, Georgia, undated 892 20 Taylor, Fred, speaking engagement at unidentified event, undated 892 21 Taylor, Fred, unidentified events, undated 892 22 Taylor, Fred, Walter E. Fauntroy, Keith Silver, and Xernona Clayton, undated 893 1 Teamsters rally, Atlanta, Georgia, 1994 893 2 "Three Strikes and You're Out" event, circa 1990s 893 3 Thurgood, Memorial A.M.E. Church, Selma, Alabama, undated

542 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 893 4 Tibetan monks visit SCLC national office, undated 893 5 Tilden High School during boycott of Chicago Schools, 1964 893 6 Tobacco Prevention Day, Georgia state capitol, 2002 893 7 "Tracking Kills the Spirit," Spelman College, undated 893 8 Tribute to black women by black men, January 1978 893 9 Tribute to Joseph E. Lowery, undated 893 10 Tribute to Rosa Parks, undated 893 11 Tutu, Desmond and Joseph E. Lowery outside SCLC national office, circa 1990s 893 12 Tutu, Desmond, visit to Atlanta, Georgia, circa 1990s 893 13 Tyson, Cicely and Joseph E. Lowery, unidentified event, undated 893 14 Unidentified event, 1962 893 15 Unidentified event, circa 1964 893 16 Unidentified event, 1968 893 17 Unidentified event, 1971 893 18 Unidentified event, 1976 893 19 Unidentified event, circa 1987 893 20 Unidentified event, 1988 893 21 Unidentified event, circa 1991 893 22 Unidentified event, circa 1992 893 23 Unidentified event, 2002 893 24 Unidentified event, American Legion, Buford, Georgia, undated 893 25 Unidentified event, , New York, undated 893 26 Unidentified event, Athens, Georgia, undated 893 27 Unidentified event, Atlanta City Hall, undated 893 28 Unidentified event, Atlanta, Georgia, undated 893 29 Unidentified event, Charleston, South Carolina, undated 893 30 Unidentified event, Charleston, South Carolina, proof sheet, 1969 893 31 Unidentified event, Church's Chicken, undated 893 32 Unidentified event, City Hall, Atlanta, Georgia, undated 893 33 Unidentified event, Dallas, Texas, 1991 893 34 Unidentified event, Denver, Colorado, undated 894 1 Unidentified event, Edenton, North Carolina, undated 894 2 Unidentified event, First Baptist Church, Hartford, North Carolina, undated 894 3 Unidentified event, Florida, 1961 894 4 Unidentified event, Galatian Baptist Church, undated 894 5 Unidentified event, George Washington University, undated 894 6 Unidentified event, Guggenheim Museum, undated 894 7 Unidentified event, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, 1964 894 8 Unidentified event, Huntsville, Alabama, circa 2002

543 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 894 9 Unidentified event, Jacksonville, Florida, undated 894 10 Unidentified event, King Temple Baptist Church, undated 894 11 Unidentified event, Lorraine Motel, proof sheet, undated 894 12 Unidentified event, Martin Luther King, Jr. International Chapel, Morehouse College, circa 1997 894 13 Unidentified event, Miami, Florida, proof sheet, undated 894 14 Unidentified event, Montgomery County, Maryland, circa 1993 894 15 Unidentified event, National Press Club, undated 894 16 Unidentified event, pharmacy, circa 1960s 894 17 Unidentified event, Rockville, Maryland, undated 894 18 Unidentified event, Shelby County Jail, Memphis, Tennessee, 1969 894 19 Unidentified event, Union Grove United Methodist Church, circa 1997 894 20 Unidentified event, Wrightsville, Georgia, undated 894 21 Unidentified event, Xavier University of Louisiana, 1994 894 22 Unidentified events, 1973 894 23 Unidentified events, 1992 894 24 Unidentified events, 1993 894 25 Unidentified events, circa 1994 894 26 Unidentified events, circa 1997 894 27 Unidentified events, undated [1 of 6] 894 28 Unidentified events, undated [2 of 6] 895 1 Unidentified events, undated [3 of 6] 895 2 Unidentified events, undated [4 of 6] 895 3 Unidentified events, undated [5 of 6] 895 4 Unidentified events, undated [6 of 6] OP15 10 Unidentified events, undated 895 5 Unidentified events, Ebenezer Baptist Church, undated 895 6 Unidentified events, Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, undated 896 1 Unidentified events, Oxford, Alabama, undated 896 2 Unidentified events, Paschal's Motor Hotel, Restaurant and Lounge, undated 896 3 Unidentified events, SC LC national office, undated 896 4 Unidentified events, Washington, D. C., undated 896 5 Union Bank protests, undated 896 6 United Farm Workers of America, protest, undated 896 7 United Farm Workers of America, unidentified event, circa 1990s 896 8 United Negro College Fund, unidentified event, undated 896 9 United States Department of Commerce Award of Excellence presented to Paul McMullen and wife, undated 896 10 United States penitentiary protest, Atlanta, Georgia, undated

544 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 896 11 Unveiling, Operation Breadbasket national headquarters, Chicago, Illinois, 1971 896 12 Viet-American Children's Program, 1970-1972 896 13 memorial marker vandalized, circa 1990s 896 14 Visit to historic Greene County, South Carolina, 1971 896 15 Visit to Jonestown, Guyana, 1978 896 16 Visit to Marks, Mississippi, 1970 896 17 Visit to Mary McLeod Bethune Memorial, Lincoln Park, Washington, D. C., undated 896 18 Vismale, Calvin F., Jr., Cecil Callahan, Sherman E. Golden, Raymond A. Sales, and Dwayne E. Heard, undated 896 19 Voter education, undated 896 20 Voter registration, undated 896 21 Voter registration, 1962 896 22 Voter registration, 1983 896 23 Voter registration, Atlanta, Georgia, 1964 896 24 Voter registration, meeting, circa 1965-1966 896 25 Voter registration, press conference, 1984 896 26 Voting rights caravan, Wilcox County, Alabama, 1998 896 27 Walker, Wyatt T., unidentified event, undated 896 28 Wallace, Barry [?], unidentified event, circa 1960s 896 29 Wallace, George (Governor) and Joseph E. Lowery, unidentified event, undated 896 30 Wall Street march and rally, New York, New York, proof sheets, 1970 896 31 War Against Repression, 1970-1971 896 32 War Against Repression, proof sheet, 1970-1971 896 33 Warren County, North Carolina demonstration against Polychlorinated Biphenyl landfill, circa 1980s 896 34 Welfare demonstration, unidentified, undated 896 35 "What is a Role Model?" program with Joseph E. Lowery, 1991 896 36 Counterprotest during "Operation Nevada" / "The War on Repression," Las Vegas, NV, March 1971 896 37 for House of Representatives, undated 896 38 Williams, Hosea, [Garbage Workers' Strike?], circa 1970 896 39 Williams, Hosea, press conference, unidentified, undated 896 40 Williams, Hosea, unidentified event, undated 896 41 Williams, Hosea, youth and student event, unidentified, undated 896 42 Williams, Sam, funeral service, 1970 896 43 Wings of Hope, Anti- Drug Program, circa 1990s 896 44 Wings of Hope, Anti-Drug Program, "Church and Community Education," 1992 896 45 Wings of Hope, Anti-Drug Program, family night program, circa 1990s 896 46 Wings of Hope, Anti-Drug Program, meeting, 1991

545 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 896 47 Wings of Hope, Anti-Drug Program, planning conferences, circa 1990s 897 1 Wings of Hope, Anti-Drug Program, substance abuse graduation, 1994 897 2 Winn Dixie Boycott, circa 1980s 897 3 Winn Dixie Boycott, Atlanta, Georgia, circa 1980s 897 4 Winn Dixie Boycott, press conference announcing end of boycott, 1986 897 5 Winn Dixie Boycott, proof sheet, undated 897 6 Winn Dixie Boycott, "Winn Dixie Unfair," 1985 897 7 Woods, Abraham, unidentified event, undated 897 8 Woods, Sylvia, unidentified event, 1996 897 9 Worrell, Ralph, Rita Worrell, and Brenda Davenport, undated 897 10 Wreath laying ceremony, Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, 1997 897 11 Wreath laying ceremony, Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, 1998 897 12 Wreath laying ceremonies, Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, circa 1990s 897 13 Young, Andrew J., Dorothy Cotton, and Randolph Blackwell, meeting, unidentified, undated 897 14 Young, Andrew J., Fred Taylor, and E. Randel T. Osburn, unidentified event, undated 897 15 Young, Andrew J., Joseph E. Lowery, and Evelyn Gibson Lowery, speaking engagement, unidentified, undated 897 16 Youth and student event, unidentified, 1992 897 17 Youth and student event, unidentified, Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, undated 897 18 Youth and student event, unidentified, SCLC national office, undated 897 19 Youth and student events, unidentified, undated [1 of 4] 897 20 Youth and student events, unidentified, undated [2 of 4] 897 21 Youth and student events, unidentified, undated [3 of 4] 897 22 Youth and student events, unidentified, undated [4 of 4] 897 23 YWCA, unidentified event, Charleston, South Carolina, undated

546 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 18.3 Other photographs, 1963-1997 Boxes 898 - 899

Scope and Content Note The subseries contains images of objects, such as buildings and signs, and casual events largely unrelated to SCLC or civil rights struggles.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Box Folder Content 898 1 Alabama Bible Society, undated 898 2 Album release party, B. Chase Williams and ShaBach, undated 898 3 Altercation outside First English Evangelical Lutheran Church, undated 898 4 American Football League game, unidentified, 1965 898 5 Armed troops marching, undated 898 6 Basketball game, undated 898 7 Binion, James, 1971 898 8 Black Christmas festivities, undated 898 9 Black youth choir performance, Sandersville, Georgia, undated 898 10 Boston Celtics vs. Kansas City Royals, 1965 898 11 Boyle, Sarah Patton, For Human Beings Only, undated 898 12 Butler United Presbyterian Church, undated 898 13 Car bearing slogans "I remember " and "I remember , Register to Vote," undated 898 14 Carnation instant nonfat dry milk ad, undated 898 15 Cars stalled on highway by oversized vehicle, undated 898 16 Child sleeping, unidentified, undated 898 17 Children playing, Dixie Hills, Atlanta, Georgia, 1967 898 18 Children playing, unidentified, undated 898 19 Children playing at park, unidentified, undated 898 20 Children singing, unidentified, undated 898 21 Children swimming at pool, unidentified, undated 898 22 Children visiting Santa Clause, unidentified, undated 898 23 Children waving, unidentified, undated 898 24 Cleveland Browns vs. Washington Redskins, 1965 898 25 Cooks preparing a meal, unidentified, undated 898 26 Couple on vacation, unidentified, undated 898 27 Customer purchasing goods, unidentified store, undated 898 28 Defaced car, Fulton County, Georgia, 1988

547 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 898 29 Desire Project, New Orleans, Louisiana, undated 898 30 Distressed woman attended by a group of women, unidentified, undated 898 31 Dramatic performance, unidentified, undated 898 32 Ebenezer Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia, undated 898 33 Football games, unidentified, undated 898 34 Free German Youth, undated 898 35 Freedom Village Recovering Community, undated 898 36 Gasohol production in Alabama, 1979 898 37 Georgia Helping Outstanding Pupils Educationally Fund, undated 898 38 Greater Mt. Calvary Baptist Church, undated 898 39 Group welcomes incoming passenger at the airport, unidentified, undated 898 40 Lena Horne concert, proof sheets, 1963 898 41 Live music performance, unidentified, undated 898 42 Male chorus, Cascade United Methodist Church, performance, undated 898 43 Martin Luther King, Jr. gravesite, undated 898 44 Martin Luther King, Jr. medal, undated 898 45 Martin Luther King, Jr. memorial clock, undated 898 46 Martin Luther King, Jr. mural, undated 898 47 Meyers, Stuart, campaign for Fulton County Superior Court, undated 898 48 National Museum of American History "Wade in the Water" exhibit photograph, 1997 898 49 Oden, L.W., 1971 898 50 Photograph of a note, "Many Thanks-Happy New Year," undated 898 51 Photograph of business cards, undated 898 52 Photograph of political buttons, undated 898 53 Robert Gould Shaw monument, undated 898 54 SCLC billboard, undated 898 55 Taft Museum, "Landscape Mural," undated 898 56 Theatrical production, unidentified, undated 898 57 Texaco gas station, undated 898 58 Trip to the beach, unidentified, undated 898 59 Trip to the beach, unidentified, 1965 898 60 Unidentified locations, undated 898 61 Vine City Congress, circa 1969 898 62 Wedding, unidentified, undated 898 63 Wesley Plaza, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Project, undated 898 64 Woman at hair salon, unidentified, undated 898 65 Woman holding child, unidentified, undated 898 66 Young men playing football, unidentified, undated

548 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 898 67 Young woman enlisting in the United States Navy, unidentified, undated 898 68 Youth amongst a sea of books, unidentified, undated 898 69 Youth at water park, unidentified, undated 898 70 Youth choir performances, unidentified, undated 899 - Negatives, unidentified, undated

549 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Series 19 Audiovisual, 1963-1997

Scope and Content Note The series consists of audio and video recordings of SCLC people, programs and events. Included are recordings of the radio program Martin Luther King Speaks, as well as recorded speeches by SCLC leaders such as Ralph David Abernathy, Jesse Jackson, Martin Luther King, Jr., Martin Luther King, III, Joseph E. Lowery, and Andrew Young, among others. Also present are recordings of programs and events, including the annual National Convention, the Poor People's Campaign (1968), the Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans hearings (1984), the Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice (1988), and many more.

Arrangement Note Organized into three subseries: (19.1) Martin Luther King Speaks, (19.2) Audio recordings and (19.3) Video recordings.

550 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 19.1 Martin Luther King Speaks, 1968-1997

Historical Note SCLC began broadcasting Martin Luther King Speaks, a weekly thirty minute radio program, in early 1967, with staff members producing and distributing the programs out of SCLC's New York office. Martin Luther King Speaks moved to the Atlanta office in 1972. After 1973, SCLC continued to produce programs but distribution was handled by radio networks. The radio program was broadcast, with interruptions in service, at least through 1979. Martin Luther King Speaks regularly aired the speeches and sermons of Martin Luther King, Jr. The leadership of SCLC also used it to publicize campaigns and direct action efforts, with Ralph David Abernathy and other staff members frequently appearing on the air. During the late 1960s and early 1970s, Martin Luther King Speaks collected and catalogued audio tapes of King and other movement leaders, many of which they aired on the radio program. These programs demonstrate SCLC's engagement with various social movements in the late 1960s and 1970s, including the student movement, anti-war protests and the Black Power movement. The show featured interviews, often conducted by staff members, with such prominent figures as Allen Ginsberg, Dick Gregory, and Harry Belafonte. It also aired several programs featuring activists in the women's movement; for instance, in 1971, an interview with Florynce Kennedy and Diane Schulder about their controversial book, Abortion Rap. Angela Davis appeared on several programs, and speeches by Eleanor Holmes Norton and Dorothy Height were also aired. In addition, the radio show produced its first record for individual distribution in 1969 and began selling recordings of King and of other programs on a larger scale in 1971. Martin Luther King Speaks continued to sell tapes of King's speeches and sermons until at least 2000.

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of audio recordings of the SCLC produced radio show Martin Luther King Speaks from 1968-1997. In most cases, programs with the same title were rebroadcasted variations of the same program. However, Martin Luther King Speaks aired several different programs entitled "Poor People's Campaign." Some of the material in program folders is duplicated in Subseries 11.3: Source material. Programs were numbered sequentially by year. For example, Program 6803 was the third program of 1968. Programs with unknown numbers are denoted by a question mark. Recordings are minimal for the years 1967-1969. See Series 11 for administrative files of the program, as well as program transcripts and original interview and speech transcripts.

Arrangement Note Arranged in chronological order by program number.

Box Folder Content - - Program ?, undated. "I Have a Dream," Martin Luther King, Jr. speech at the Lincoln Memorial on August 28, 1963 (version 1) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn7p4]

551 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - Program ?, undated. "I Have a Dream," Martin Luther King Jr. speech at the Lincoln Memorial on August 28, 1963 (version 2) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b3pxb] - - Program ?, undated. "Great, but...," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on July 2, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn7hf] - - Program ?, undated. "Guidelines for a Constructive Church," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Church on June 6, 1966 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bmm9p] - - Program ?, undated. "Magic's Greatest Assist," Joseph E. Lowery sermon at Cascade United Methodist Church in circa November 1991 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bmm3v] - - Program ?, undated. "Standing by the Best in an Evil Time," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on August 6, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bmn1p] - - Program ?, undated. "The Crisis in Civil Rights," Martin Luther King, Jr. speech at Operation Breadbasket Conference, Chicago, Illinois in July 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bmm8j] - - Program ?, undated. "The Non-Conformist," Martin Luther King, Jr., sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on January 16, 1966 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn6q5] - - Program ?, undated. "," Martin Luther King, Jr. speech at Grosse Pointe High School, Michigan, on March 14, 1968 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn70c] - - Program ?, undated. "The Prodigal Son," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on September 4, 1966 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn6x0] - - Program ?, undated. "These are the Gifts of the Black Man to America," Lerone Bennett, Jr. speech at the Black is Beautiful, It's Beautiful to Be Black, SCLC event held on August 16, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn2ng] - - Program ?, undated. "Training a Child in Love," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on May 8, 1966 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bmm1k] - - Program ?, undated. "Unfulfilled Dreams," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on March 3, 1968 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn6vq] - - Program ?, undated. "Who Are We?," Martin Luther King, Jr., Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on February 5, 1966 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn6tk] - - Program ?, undated. Joseph E. Lowery, interview on SCLC's role on AIDS education and liberation lifestyles in circa 1990s [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn68c]

552 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - Program ?, undated. Joseph E. Lowery, speech at mass meeting in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, "Disturbed, Distressed, and Determined," undated [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn71h] - - Program ?, undated. Joseph E. Lowery, speech at a SCLC Breadbasket Meeting in Atlanta, Georgia [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb4ks] - - Program 6706, 1967 May 21. "Civil Rights at the Crossroads," Martin Luther King, Jr. speech at a meeting of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters on May 2, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn5r6] - - Program 6718, 1967. "Great, but..." Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on July 2, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bmpxc] - - Program 68??, 1968. Martin Luther King, Jr. discussing a planned march (Poor People's Campaign) on Washington, D.C. to secure support for the poor in the United States [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bmp32] - - Program 6826, 1968 June 30. "Poor People's Campaign," statement by Ralph David Abernathy from a Washington, D.C. jail and a mass meeting featuring Jesse Jackson, C.L. Franklin, and William A. Rutherford, outtakes [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bmp6g] - - Program 6831, 1968 August 4. "Great, but..." Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on July 2, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bmpqj] - - Program 6902, 1969 January 12. "Martin Luther King, Jr...Pastor...Revolutionary," specially produced birthday tribute featuring Martin Luther King, Jr. [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bmqnc] - - Program 6924, 1969 June 15. "The State of the Movement," Martin Luther King, Jr. talks to staff in Frogmore, South Carolina in November 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bmqwb] - - Program 6928, 1969 July 13. "This Dream Will Never Die," Coretta Scott King speech at Stoney Field Stadium in Charleston, South Carolina on May 29, 1969 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bmqph] - - Program 6934, 1969 August 24. "A Knock at Midnight," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church in Chicago on April 2, 1969 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bmm54] - - Program 7014, 1970. "Beyond Vietnam," Martin Luther King, Jr. speech at Riverside Church in New York City on April 4, 1967 [part 2 only] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn6nw] - - Program 7033, 1970 August 16. "Over the Nations and Over the Kingdoms," speeches by Thomas E. Kilgore and Harvey Cox to the American Baptist Convention, Cincinnati, Ohio

553 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn382] - - Program 7048, 1970 November 29. "The Black Woman and the Equal Rights Amendment," speech by Pauli Murray at New York City Commission on Human Rights hearings on Women's Role in Contemporary American Society and testimony before the House Subcommittee on Education [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b6v9k] - - Program 7049, 1970 December 6. "Black Priest, White Church-Part I," discussion with Father Lawrence Lucas, Father Robert C. Chapman, and Reverend J. Metz Rollins, Jr. [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b6xfb] - - Program 7050, 1970 December 13. "Black Priest, White Church-Part II," discussion with Father Lawrence Lucas, Father Robert C. Chapman, and Reverend J. Metz Rollins, Jr. [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b6xgg] - - Program 7051, 1970 December 20. "Christmas in Jail," Stanley Eldridge interviewed by Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b6zhq] - - Program 7052, 1970 December 27. "People's Church," press conference for the Young Lords Party featuring Gene Acosta, Cathy Shindal, and David Perez [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b6zgk] - - Program 7101, 1971 January 3. "Letter from Birmingham Jail-Part I," recorded reading by Martin Luther King, Jr. on October 20, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b6zc5] - - Program 7102, 1971 January 10. "Letter from Birmingham Jail-Part II," recorded reading by Martin Luther King, Jr. on October 20, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b6zff] - - Program 7103, 1971 January 17. "Addicting a Whole Generation-Part I," discussion with Dick Gregory and George Cain [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b6zpd] - - Program 7104, 1971 January 24. "The Question of Power and Powerlessness in America-Part I," speech by Hulbert James to the National Student Association Convention, St. Paul, Minnesota [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b6zk0] - - Program 7106, 1971 February 7. "The Drum Major Instinct," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on February 4, 1968 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b6zst] - - Program 7107, 1971 February 14. "Addicting a Whole Generation-Part II," discussion with George Cain and Allen Ginsberg [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b6z5b] - - Program 7108, 1971 July 9. "Addicting a Whole Generation-Part III," discussion with George Cain and Allen Ginsberg [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b71h0]

554 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - Program 7110, 1971 March 7. "Who Are We?" Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on February 5, 1966 with special message from Ralph David Abernathy [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b6zm4] - - Program 7111, 1971 March 14. "Justice in America: The Soledad Brothers-Part I," featuring Arthur Monroe, Doris Maxwell, Bob Jones, Mervin Donelly, Paul Cook, Gerald Lasko, and Inez Williams [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b6zn8] - - Program 7112, 1971 March 21. "Georgetown," Ralph David Abernathy speech in Georgetown, South Carolina and Ralph David Abernathy, Declaration of War Against Repression [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b6zd9] - - Program 7114, 1971 April 4. "I've Been to the Mountaintop," Martin Luther King, Jr. speech in Memphis, Tennessee on April 3, 1968 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b6z8r] - - Program 7115, 1971 April 11. "A Return to America-Part I," discussion with Shirley Graham DuBois, Esther Jackson, Charlene Hunter, and Joe Walker and speech by Dorothy Cotton to Drug and Hospital Workers Union Local 1199 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b6zv3] - - Program 7117, 1971 April 25. "War Against Repression: The Family Assistance Plan," discussion with Hosea Williams, Jeanette Washington, and Hulbert James [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b6zrp] - - Program 7118, 1971 May 2. "None of Us Can Go Home Anymore," discussion with Henry Wilms and Bob Hanson about the war in Vietnam and speech by Al Hubbard [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b6zqj] - - Program 7119, 1971 May 9. "Cairo, Illinois: The Handwriting on the Wall," speech by Leon Page of the Black United Front of Cairo, Illinois [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b6zjv] - - Program 7121, 1971 May 23. "A Return to America-Part II," discussion with Shirley Graham DuBois, Esther Jackson, Charlene Hunter, and Joe Walker [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7112] - - Program 7122, 1971 May 30. "Georgetown-Part II," discussion with Carl E. Farris and Jack O'Dell about a labor struggle in Georgetown, South Carolina [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b714g] - - Program 7123, 1971 June 6. "But If Not," sermon by Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church in November 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7126] - - Program 7125, 1971 June 20. "The Black Manifesto Still Lives," speech by James Forman to the National Council of Churches [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b713b]

555 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - Program 7126, 1971 June 27. "Abortion Rap," discussion with Florynce Kennedy and Diane Schulder [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b71cf] - - Program 7128, 1971 July 11. "Justice in America: Arcadia-Part I," featuring Mark Lane, James J. Richardson, Annie Mae Richardson, and John S. Robinson with a statement by Ralph David Abernathy [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b71j4] - - Program 7129, 1971 July 16. "Justice in America: Arcadia-Part II," featuring Mark Lane, James J. Richardson, Annie Mae Richardson, and John S. Robinson with a statement by Ralph David Abernathy [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b71dk] - - Program 7130, 1971 July 23. "Justice in America: The Law and the Community," featuring Mildred Dweck, Catherine Krouser, Robert Lefcourt, and Eric Seitz, National Lawyers Guild [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b71md] - - Program 7131, 1971 July 30. "Judging Others," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on June 4, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b71fq] - - Program 7132, 1971 August 6. "The Winter Soldier Investigation," excerpts from testimony by Vietnam veterans at the Winter Solder Investigation in Detroit, Michigan [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b71qt] - - Program 7133, 1971 August 13. "Justice in America: Angela Davis," Ralph David Abernathy speech at a rally for Angela Davis with introduction by Anne Braden [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b71k8] - - Program 7134, 1971 August 20. "Women of Conscience: What Are You Doing?" Coretta Scott King speech at a Woman's Day Observance in Montclair, New Jersey [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b71gv] - - Program 7135, 1971 August 27. "Justice in America: The Soledad Brothers-Part II," featuring Arthur Monroe, Doris Maxwell, Bob Jones, Mervin Donelly, Paul Cook, Gerald Lasko, and Inez Williams [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b71nj] - - Program 7136, 1971 September 3. "Levels of Love," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on May 21, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b71xn] - - Program 7137, 1971 September 10. "Dear Sister," James Baldwin, Joe Walker, and George Caine discuss the Angela Davis trail [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7201] - - Program 7138, 1971 September 17. "The Third World Problem" panel at 14th Annual National Convention, Al Hubbard, about Vietnam Veterans Against the

556 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] War and Rev. Mrs. Willie Barrow, Operation Breadbasket Director, about the Paris Peace Talks [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b71wh] - - Program 7139, 1971 September 24. Soledad Brothers Defense Committee before George Jackson's death. Rerun [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b71zs] - - Program 7140, 1971 October 1. "The Meaning of Hope," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Dexter Avenue Baptist Church in Montgomery on December 10 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b72ps] - - Program 7141, 1971 October 8. "Justice in America: Attica--Part I," discussion of the Attica Prison riots by former inmate, rebelling prisoners, and their hostages [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b72h3] - - Program 7142, 1971 October 15. "Justice in America: Attica--Part II," discussion about Attica Prison riots by Arthur O. Eve, Juan Fi Ortiz, Jose Paris, Dolores Costello, Julio Carlos [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b71vc] - - Program 7143, 1971 October 22. "Free Angela...Free Our Brothers...Free Our Sisters...Free Ourselves," speeches by Dick Gregory and Haywood Burns with an introduction by Ossie Davis at a National United Committee to Free Angela Davis rally [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b7476] - - Program 7144, 1971 October 29. "Justice in America: The Quincy Five," interview with Jessie Lee Fields, Martha Jugger, and Jim Anderson [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b749g] - - Program 7145, 1971 November 5. "Making the Best of a Bad Mess," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on April 1966 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b74h9] - - Program 7146, 1971 November 12. "The News about the War," excerpts from testimony by Vietnam veterans at the Winter Soldier Investigation in Detroit, Michigan [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b74bm] - - Program 7149, 1971 December 3. "Mastering Our Fears," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on September 10, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b74f1] - - Program 7150, 1971 December 10. "The Third World Movement-Part III: The United Farm Workers," discussion about the United Farm Workers [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b748b] - - Program 72??, 1972. "America's Unfinished Symphony," Joseph E. Lowery speech [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb4mx]

557 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - Program 7204, 1972 January 21. "People are the Most Precious," Hosea Williams interview during his tour of Peoples Republic of China by the Third World Media News [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b74dw] - - Program 7205, 1972 January 28. Highlights from the First International Black Cultural and Business Exposition banquet in New York City [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b74jf] - - Program 7207, 1972 February 11. "The Arithmetic of Power Politics," Walter E. Fauntroy speech at the 15th Annual National Convention in Dallas, Texas [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b74cr] - - Program 7208, 1972 February 18. "The Mood of American Youth," Martin Luther King, Jr. talks to staff in Frogmore, South Carolina in November 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcctj] - - Program 7209, 1972 February 25. "A Memorial Tribute to Mahalia Jackson," eulogy by Ralph David Abernathy with music by Mahalia Jackson [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bccmq] - - Program 7210, 1972 March 3. , "Thou Fool," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Mt. Pisgah Missionary Baptist Church on August 27, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bccf1] - - Program 7211, 1972 March 10. "Towards an Ordered Society with Justice," Ralph David Abernathy speech at the Women's Assembly of the United Methodist Church in Houston, Texas, with response by Robert Lamb [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bccq4] - - Program 7212, 1972 March 17. Ralph David Abernathy speech at Hungry Club Forum, Butler Street YMCA in Atlanta on January 4, 1972 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcc07] - - Program 7213, 1972 March 24. "I've Been to the Mountaintop," Martin Luther King, Jr. speech in Memphis, Tennessee on April 3, 1968 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcch9] - - Program 7214, 1972 March 31. "An Easter Sunday Sermon," Joseph E. Lowery sermon at Central United Methodist Church, Atlanta on Easter 1971 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bmx7b] - - Program 7217, 1972 April 21. "Justice in America: Soledad Brothers-Too Late for George Jackson," featuring Arthur Monroe, Bob Jones, Doris Maxwell, Mervin Donelly, Paul Cook, Gerald Lasko, and Inez Williams [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bccg5] - - Program 7227, 1972 June 30. "Urban Education: Challenge of the Seventies," speech by Andrew J. Young speech to the Hungry Club Forum at Butler Street YMCA on May 10, 1972 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bccbm] - - Program 7233, 1972 August 11. "Where Is Labor's Worth Redeemed?" featuring Carl E. Farris, National Labor Coordinating Committee, discussing labor organization among hospital workers in Birmingham, Alabama

558 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcc62] - - Program 7243, 1972 October 20. "Challenge of Poor People," Jack O'Dell speech at the 15th Annual National Convention Workshop in Dallas, Texas [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn6bn] - - Program 7306, 1973. "The Philosophy of Martin Luther King, Jr.," special program featuring excerpts from sermons and speeches by Martin Luther King, Jr. about poverty, circa February 1972, Side B [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bmqv6] - - Program 74??, 1974. Leon Hall speech at the 17th Annual National Convention, Education Workshop, August 1974 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bmpv3] - - Program 7401, 1974 February 8. "I Have A Dream," Martin Luther King, Jr. speech at the Lincoln Memorial on August 28, 1963 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcccr] - - Program 7408, 1974 March 29. "Where Do We Go From Here," Floyd B. McKissick speech [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcc1c] - - Program 7414, 1974 May 11. Ralph David Abernathy address to SCLC Board meeting in Cincinatti on April 16 1974 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcckk] - - Program 7415, 1974 May 17. William "Sonny" Walker speech at Hungry Club Forum in Atlanta, speaking on the Office of Economic Opportunity [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bccr8] - - Program 7424. "Three Dimensions of a Complete Life," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church in Chicago on April 9, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn6cs] - - Program 7425, 1974 July 27. Martin Luther King, Jr. speaking out against war, condemning religious support of war includes Midnight speech [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bccjf] - - Program 7430, 1974 August 31. Ralph David Abernathy's address to the 17th Annual National Convention in Philadelphia on August 13, 1974 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcd4w] - - Program 7432, 1974 September 14. Judith Lightfoot, President of National Organization of Women, addressing Women's Rights Workshop at 17th Annual National Convention in Philadelphia [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcd1g] - - Program 7435, 1974 October 5. Ralph David Abernathy presenting Rosa Parks Award to Cecily Tyson and Martin Luther King Jr. Award to Frank Mills at the 17th Annual National Convention [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcd3r] - - Program 7439, 1974 November 2. "The Good Samaritan," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on August 28, 1966 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcd0b]

559 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - Program 7441, 1974 November 16. Ralph David Abernathy discussing the purpose, history, and future of the SCLC [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcd2m] - - Program 7442, 1974 November 23. "America's Greatest Moral Dilemma," Martin Luther King, Jr. speech at Hungry Club Forum in Atlanta on May 10, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcdsh] - - Program 7446, 1974 December 21. "Christmas in Jail," Stanley Eldridge interviewed by Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcdq7] - - Program 7447, 1974 December 28. "Letter from Birmingham Jail-Part I," recorded reading by Martin Luther King, Jr. on October 20, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcdrc] - - Program 7501, 1975 January 4. "Letter from Birmingham Jail-Part II," recorded reading by Martin Luther King, Jr. on October 20, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bccp0] - - Program 7502, 1975 January 11. Ralph David Abernathy speech on five black men who went missing in Pensacola, Florida [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bccnv] - - Program 7504, 1975 January 25. "Who Are We?," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on February 5, 1966 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcdhd] - - Program 7506, 1975 February 4. "Unfulfilled Dreams," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on March 3, 1968 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b74g5] - - Program 7506, 1975 February 8. "The Lost Sheep," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on September 18, 1966 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcdnz] - - Program 7507, 1975 February 15. Ralph David Abernathy discussing goals and objectives of the movement [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcdp3] - - Program 7508, 1975 February 22. "Guidelines for a Constructive Church," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Church on June 6, 1966 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcdtn] - - Program 7509, 1975 March. "The Drum Major Instinct," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on February 4, 1968 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcdkp] - - Program 7510, 1975 March 8. "Great, but..." Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on July 2, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcdmt] - - Program 7511, 1975 March 15. Ralph David Abernathy speech, protesting prosecution of Joanne Little [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcdjj]

560 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - Program 7512, 1975 March 22. "Unfulfilled Dreams," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on March 3, 1968 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcf0f] - - Program 7514, 1975 April 5. "I've Been to the Mountaintop," Martin Luther King, Jr. speech in Memphis, Tennessee on April 3, 1968 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcf2q] - - Program 7515, 1975 April 12. Walter E. Fauntroy speech at King Birthday Celebration [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcdvs] - - Program 7517, 1975 April 26. Ralph David Abernathy speech at a rally in Waynesboro, Mississippi [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcdwx] - - Program 7518, 1975 May 3. "Three Dimensions of a Complete Life," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church in Chicago on April 9, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcdx2] - - Program 7522, 1975 May 31. Bernard Scott Lee addressing an SCLC board meeting [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcdz6] - - Program 7523, 1975 June 14. "The Non-Conformist," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on January 16, 1966 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcf3v] - - Program 7524, 1975 June 14. Tyrone Brooks speech at rally in Pensacola, Florida on deaths of five black men [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcf40] - - Program 7525, 1975 June 21. Ralph David Abernathy speech to rally in Pensacola, Florida on May 23, 1975 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcf1k] - - Program 7526, 1975 June 27. "America's Greatest Moral Dilemma," Martin Luther King, Jr. speech at Hungry Club Forum in Atlanta on May 10, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcgp9] - - Program 7528, 1975 July 11. James Boggs speaking to SCLC Board meeting in Spring 1975 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcgjr] - - Program 7529, 1975 July 18. "The Minister to the Valley," Martin Luther King, Jr. speech at Minister's Leadership Training Conference in Miami on February 23, 1968 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcgrk] - - Program 7530, 1975 July 25. Vernon Jordan, National Urban League president, address [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcgqf] - - Program 7531, 1975 August 1. Ralph David Abernathy speech in Moss Point, Mississippi regarding the arrest of Christopher A. Moore in circa April 1975

561 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcgd6] - - Program 7532, 1975 August 7. "Civil Rights as a Crossroad," Martin Luther King, Jr. speech at a meeting of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters on May 2, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcgn5] - - Program 7533, 1975 August 15. "Who Are We?," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on February 5, 1966 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcgm1] - - Program 7534, 1975 August 22. "The Other America," Martin Luther King, Jr. speech at Grosse Pointe High School, Michigan, on March 14, 1968 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcgfb] - - Program 7535, 1975 August 29. Ralph David Abernathy, president's address to 18th Annual National Conference in Anniston, Alabama [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcgkw] - - Program 7536, 1975 September 5. Walter E. Fauntroy speech at a banquet at the 18th Annual National Conference in Anniston, Alabama [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcghm] - - Program 7537, 1975 September 12. "In Search for a Sense of Direction," Martin Luther King, Jr. speech at mass meeting at the Vermont Avenue Baptist Church in Washington, D.C. on February 7, 1968 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcggg] - - Program 7538, 1975 September 20. Martin Luther King, Sr. address at SCLC Board meeting at the 18th Annual National Convention in Anniston, Alabama [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bchb1] - - Program 7539, 1975 September 27. Leon Hall speech at the 18th Annual National Conference in Anniston, Alabama, August 1975 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bch6g] - - Program 7543, 1975 October 25. "Guidelines for a Constructive Church," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Church on June 6, 1966 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bchd9] - - Program 7546, 1975 November 15. "Unfulfilled Dreams," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on March 3, 1968 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bch9w] - - Program 7547, 1975 November 22. Ralph David Abernathy address [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bch5b] - - Program 7548, 1975 November 29. "Making the Best of a Bad Mess," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on April 24, 1966 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bchff] - - Program 7549, 1975 December 6. "The Three Dimensions of a Complete Life," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church in Chicago on April 9, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bch8r]

562 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - Program 7550, 1975 December 27. "What Are Your New Year's Resolutions?," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on January 7, 1968 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bchgk] - - Program 7551, 1975 December 20. "No Room at the Inn," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on December 19, 1965 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bch7m] - - Program 76??, 1976. John Churchill speech at the National Black Parents Organization Convention and promos for 20th Annual National Convention [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bmkmt] - - Program 7601, 1976 January 3."Letter from Birmingham Jail," recorded reading by Martin Luther King, Jr. on October 20, 1967, part 1 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bck4d] - - Program 7603, 1976 January 17. "America's Greatest Moral Dilemma," Martin Luther King, Jr. speech at Hungry Club Forum in Atlanta on May 10, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bckwf] - - Program 7605, 1976 January 31. Bernard Scott Lee addressing a rally in Louisville, Kentucky [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bckpm] - - Program 7606, 1976 February 7. "The Good Samaritan," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on August 28, 1966 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bckv9] - - Program 7608, 1976 February 21. Vivian Henderson, address to 18th Annual National Conference [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bckxk] - - Program 7609, 1976 February 28. "The Other America," Martin Luther King, Jr. speech at Grosse Pointe High School, Michigan, on March 14, 1968 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bckzq] - - Program 7610, 1976 March 6. "In Search for a Sense of Direction," Martin Luther King, Jr. speech at mass meeting at the Vermont Avenue Baptist Church, Washington, D.C. on February 7, 1968 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcks1] - - Program 7611, 1976 March 13. "Thou Fool," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church in Chicago on August 27, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bckt5] - - Program 7612, 1976 March 20. Rosa Parks, speaking at the 25th Anniversary of the Montgomery Bus Boycott [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bckrw] - - Program 7613, 1976 March 27. "Great, but..." Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on July 2, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bckqr] - - Program 7614, 1976 April 3. "I've Been to the Mountaintop," Martin Luther King, Jr. speech in Memphis, Tennessee on April 3, 1968 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcm0z]

563 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - Program 7616, 1976 April 17. "Who Are We?," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on February 5, 1966 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcmbb] - - Program 7617, 1976 April 24. "The Lost Sheep," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on September 18, 1966 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcmk9] - - Program 7622, 1976 May 29. "America's Greatest Moral Dilemma," Martin Luther King, Jr. speech at Hungry Club Forum in Atlanta on May 10, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcmgw] - - Program 7624, 1976 June 12. "Is the Universe Friendly?," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on December 12, 1965 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcmh1] - - Program 7627, 1976 July 3. "To Serve the Present Age," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon on June 25, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcmj5] - - Program 7633, 1976 August 14. "In Search for a Sense of Direction," Martin Luther King, Jr. speech at mass meeting at the Vermont Avenue Baptist Church, Washington, D.C. on February 7, 1968 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcmcg] - - Program 7634, 1976 August 31. "The Other America," Martin Luther King, Jr. speech at Grosse Pointe High School, Michigan, on March 14, 1968 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcn99] - - Program 7635, 1976 September 7. "Thou Fool," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church in Chicago on August 27, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcn5r] - - Program 7636, 1976 August 27. "Great, but ..." Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on July 2, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcmfr] - - Program 7637, 1976 September 11. "Who Are We?," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on February 5, 1966 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcmdm] - - Program 7638, 1976 September 18. "The Lost Sheep," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on September 18, 1966 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcndq] - - Program 7639, 1976 September 25. "Unfulfilled Dreams," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on March 3, 1968 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcn85] - - Program 7640, 1976 October 2. "Three Dimensions of a Complete Life," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church in Chicago on April 9, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcn4m] - - Program 7641, 1976 October 9. "Where Do We Go From Here?," Martin Luther King, Jr. address to 10th Annual National Convention in August 1967

564 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcnbf] - - Program 7642, 1976 October 16. "America's Greatest Moral Dilemma," Martin Luther King, Jr. speech at Hungry Club Forum in Atlanta on May 10, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcn71] - - Program 7643, 1976 October 23, Program 7643. "Guidelines for a Constructive Church," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Church on June 6, 1966 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcnck] - - Program 7644, 1976 October 29, "The Drum Major Instinct," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on February 4, 1968 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcn6w] - - Program 7645, 1976 November 6, "The Good Samaritan," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on August 28, 1966 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcp19] - - Program 7646, 1976 November 6. "Is The Universe Friendly?," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on December 12, 1965 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcp4q] - - Program 7647, 1976 November 20. "The Prodigal Son," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on September 4, 1966 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcp3k] - - Program 7649, 1976 December 4. "The Non-Conformist," Martin Luther King, Jr., sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on January 16, 1966 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcp5v] - - Program 7650, 1976 December 11. "Mastering Our Fears," Martin Luther King, Jr., sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on September 9, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcp60] - - Program 7651, 1976 December 18. "No Room at the Inn," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on December 19, 1965 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcp74] - - Program 7652, 1976 December 26. "What Are You New Year's Resolutions?," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on January 7, 1968 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcp2f] - - Program 77??, 1977. "The Other America," Martin Luther King, Jr. speech at Grosse Pointe High School, Michigan, on March 14, 1968 and announcement of the 20th Annual National Convention [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bmmx5] - - Program 77??, 1977 August. Joseph E. Lowery speech upon accepting SCLC presidency, Ebenezer Baptist Church, August 16, 1977 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb58n] - - Program 7712, 1977 March 19. "The Lost Sheep,"Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on September 18, 1966 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bcp05] - - Program 7719, 1977 May 6. "The Drum Major Instinct," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on February 4, 1968

565 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bm586] - - Program 7720, 1977 May 14. "The Good Samaritan," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on August 28, 1966 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bm55s] - - Program 7721, 1977 May 21. "Is the Universe Friendly?," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on December 12, 1965 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bm5cm] - - Program 7722, 1977 May 28. "The Prodigal Son," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on September 4, 1966 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bm59b] - - Program 7724, 1977 May 11. "The Non-Conformist," Martin Luther King, Jr., sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on January 16, 1966 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bm5bg] - - Program 7725, 1977 June 18. "Mastering Our Fears," Martin Luther King, Jr., sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on September 9, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bm572] - - Program 7726, 1977 June 25, "Who is My Neighbor," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on February 18, 1968 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bm52c] - - Program 7727, 1977 July 2. "The Crisis in Civil Rights," Martin Luther King, Jr. speech at Operation Breadbasket Conference, Chicago, Illinois in July 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bm56x] - - Program 7728, 1977 July 9. "Interruptions," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on January 21, 1968 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bm53h] - - Program 7729, 1977 July 23. "In Search for a Sense of Direction," Martin Luther King, Jr. speech at mass meeting at the Vermont Avenue Baptist Church, Washington, D.C. on February 7, 1968 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bm517] - - Program 7732, 1977 August 5. "Thou Fool," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church in Chicago on August 27, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bm54n] - - Program 7736, 1977 September. "Unfulfilled Dreams," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on March 3, 1968 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bm91n] - - Program 7738, 1977 September 16. Martin Luther King, Jr. address to 1967 Annual National Convention [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bm96b] - - Program 7739, 1977 September 17. "America's Greatest Moral Dilemma," Martin Luther King, Jr. speech at Hungry Club Forum in Atlanta on May 10, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bm8vv]

566 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - Program 7741, 1977 October 8. "The Drum Major Instinct," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on February 4, 1968 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bm8w0] - - Program 7742, 1977 October 15. "The Good Samaritan," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on August 28, 1966 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bm93x] - - Program 7744, 1977 October 29. "The Prodigal Son," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on September 4, 1966 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bm956] - - Program 7802, 1978 January 7. "Letter from Birmingham Jail," recorded reading by Martin Luther King, Jr. on October 20, 1967, part 1 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bm90h] - - Program 7806, 1978 January 29. "The Crisis in Civil Rights," Martin Luther King, Jr., speech at Operation Breadbasket Conference, Chicago, Illinois in July 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bm97g] - - Program 7806, 1978. "The Other America," Martin Luther King, Jr. speech at Grosse Pointe High School, Michigan, on March 14, 1968 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn62j] - - Program 7809, 1978. "The Three Dimensions of a Complete Life," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church in Chicago on April 9, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn6f2] - - Program 7812, 1978 March 18. "Guidelines for a Constructive Church," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Church on June 6, 1966 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bm942] - - Program 7817, 1978 April 22. "Is the Universe Friendly?," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on December 12, 1965 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bm8x4] - - Program 7818, 1978. "The Non-Conformist," Martin Luther King, Jr., sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on January 16, 1966 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn6g6] - - Program 7819, 1978. "The Crisis in Civil Rights," Martin Luther King, Jr. speech at Operation Breadbasket Conference, Chicago, Illinois in July 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn6wv] - - Program 7824, 1978. "Interruptions," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on January 21, 1968 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bmn3z] - - Program 7829, 1978. "Prodigal Son," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on September 4, 1966 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn677] - - Program 7831, 1978 July 28. "Mastering Our Fears," Martin Luther King, Jr., sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on September 9, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bm92s]

567 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - Program 7832, 1978 August 4. "The Good Samaritan," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on August 28, 1966 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bm8z8] - - Program 7837, 1978 September 15. "Guidelines for a Constructive Church" Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Church on June 6, 1966 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bm9qd] - - Program 7839, 1978 September 29. "Where Do We Go From Here?," Martin Luther King, Jr. address to 10th Annual National Convention in August 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bmc20] - - Program 7840, 1978 October 6. "Interruptions," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on January 21, 1968 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bm9sp] - - Program 7842, 1978 October 20. "In Search for a Sense of Direction," Martin Luther King, Jr. speech at mass meeting at the Vermont Avenue Baptist Church, Washington, D.C. on February 7, 1968 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bm9rj] - - Program 79??, 1979. Joseph E. Lowery sermon at the National Conference of Black Churchman (San Francisco, California) on the Implication of the Jonestown tragedy on the Black Church [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb4hh] - - Program 79??, 1979 April. Joseph E. Lowery sermon commemorating the 11th anniversary of the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr. [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb59s] - - Program 79??, June 1979. Joseph E. Lowery address at Operation PUSH, SCLC Day in Chicago, Illinois [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb4jn] - - Program 79??, 1979 December 31. "What Are Your New Year's Resolutions?," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on January 7, 1968 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bm9p8] - - Program 7910, 1979 March 10. "Levels of Love," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on May 21, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bm9tt] - - Program 8049, December 7, 1980. "The Meaning of Hope," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Dexter Avenue Baptist Church in Montgomery on December 10, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn5tg] - - Program 8050, December 14, 1980." Standing by the Best in an Evil Time," Martin Luther King, Jr., sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on August 6, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn6hb] - - Program 8052, December 28, 1980. Parren Mitchell address on the 1980 election and the Moral Majority [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn5xw]

568 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - Program 8102, January 11, 1981. "The Drum Major Instinct," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on February 4, 1968 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn5wr] - - Program 8116, April 19, 1981. "The Minister to the Valley," Martin Luther King, Jr. speech at Minister's Leadership Training Conference in Miami on February 23, 1968 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn5z1] - - Program 8451, 1984. "No Room at the Inn," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on December 19, 1965 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn6dx] - - Program 8827, 1988. "The Crisis in Civil Rights," Martin Luther King, Jr., speech at Operation Breadbasket Conference, Chicago, Illinois in July 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn09w] - - Program 8828, 1988. "Who Are We?," Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on February 5, 1966 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn6tk] - - Program 8829, 1988. "Great, but..." Martin Luther King, Jr. sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on July 2, 1967 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn0b1] - - Program 91??, 1991. SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., The Church: The Minister Reponsonding to AIDS in the African American Community, Willie Barrow, Alicia Cruse, and Tim McDonald, 1991, part 1 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bmkkp] - - Program 91??, 1991. SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., The Church: The Minister Responding to AIDS in the African American Community, Cecil Williams, Leontine Kelly, Willie Barrow, Joe Beasely and Juanita Stone, part 2 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bmn43] - - Program 94??, 1994 August. Joseph Lowery State of the Movement address at the 37th Annual National Convention [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn69h] - - Program 97??, 1997. "Where Do We Go From Here?," Joseph E. Lowery, 20th Annual Convention Presidential Address, Ebenezer Baptist Church, July 28, 1997 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbz7w]

569 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 19.2 Audio recordings, 1963-1997

Scope and Content Note The series consists of audio recordings of speeches given by SCLC leaders, including Ralph David Abernathy, Jesse Jackson, Martin Luther King, Jr., Martin Luther King, III, Joseph E. Lowery and Andrew Young, among others. Also present are recordings of SCLC sponsored programs and events, including the annual National Convention, the Poor People's Campaign (1968), the Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans hearings (1984), the Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice (1988), and many more.

Arrangement Note Arranged in chronological order.

Box Folder Content - - Abernathy, Ralph David, 1965, speech in Birmingham, Alabama and raising of money, introduction by Judge Hooks, 1965 (part 2 only) (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9nbst] - - Abernathy, Ralph David, 1968 circa, excerpts from speech at Staten Island and speech in which he places a telephone call to the deceased Martin Luther King, Jr. and others, circa 1968 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4rdj] - - Abernathy, Ralph David, 1968 circa, speech in Gulfport, Mississippi, circa 1988 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbqz2] - - Abernathy, Ralph David, 1968 May 31, speech at Alabama State University Commencement, May 31, 1968 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4rrx] - - Abernathy, Ralph David, 1969 November, speech against the War in Vietnam during the Nixon Administration in San Francisco, California, November 1969 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bmn2t] - - Abernathy, Ralph David, 1972 circa, speech on United Nations Security Council and Rhodesia, circa 1972 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b2rwb] - - Abernathy, Ralph David, 1972 June 9, speech before the National Democratic Party Conventions' Platform Committee, June 9, 1972 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b2xdx] - - Abernathy, Ralph David, 1972 July 7, speech at Montclair State College (Montclair, New Jersey), July 7, 1972 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb2nv][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb2p0]

570 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - Abernathy, Ralph David, 1975 May 23, march in Pensacola, Florida, May 23, 1975 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b2x77] - - Abernathy, Ralph David, 1990, April 24, funeral, West Hunter Street Baptist Church (Atlanta, Ga.), April 24, 1990 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb3hd][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb3jj] - - Abernathy, Ralph David, 1990, April 24, funeral, West Hunter Street Baptist Church (Atlanta, Ga.), April 24, 1990: Rev. Edward V. Hill eulogy (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb34w] - - Abernathy, Ralph David, undated, clips from speech in which he places a telephone call to the deceased Martin Luther King, Jr., undated (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4rmc] - - Alternative sentencing, woman speaking about the disparities in the U.S. justice system which affect African Americans, undated (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 99ppr] - - Anti-Apartheid Act-Direct Action, September 5-10, 1985 and Joseph E. Lowery on South Africa, August 16, 1985 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9xb4][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9xc8] - - Birthday observances for Martin Luther King, Jr., location unknown, 1970, with speeches by Vincent Harding, Ralph David Abernathy, Sam Massell, Robert Collier and others (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b2wjc][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id ] - - Birthday observances for Martin Luther King, Jr., Ebenezer Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia, January 15, 1976, part 1; speeches by Walter Fauntroy, Maynard Jackson and others (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4f5n] - - Birthday observances for Martin Luther King, Jr., Ebenezer Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia, January 15, 1976, part 2; award presentations by Coretta Scott King, reflections by Andrew J. Young, and speech by William Holmes Borders (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4f82] - - Birthday observances for Martin Luther King, Jr., Ebenezer Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia, January 15, 1976, part 3; speeches by Claire Randall, General Secretary of the National Council of Churches, Andrew J. Young, and others (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4f0z] - - Black Clergy of Metro Atlanta, March 8, 1981: Ecumenical service with sermons by Joseph C. Coles, Jr., Cameron Alexander and Joseph E. Lowery (original: audio cassette)

571 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbp86][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbp9b] - - Black Clergy of Metro Atlanta, March 9, 1981: March from Central to Russell Building and speeches by Joseph E. Lowery and others (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbpbg] - - Black College Day Rally (Atlanta, Georgia), September 28, 1981: proclamation, George D. Busbee, speeches, Maynard H. Jackson, Calvin Smyre, Jondelle Johnson, Joseph E. Lowery, and others (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 94sbb][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 94sdm] - - Blackwell, Randolph, Banquet speaker, (SCLC event), undated (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9m3j2] - - Bounty Program student visit, June 26, 1986: Brenda Davenport and Kim Miller speaking to students (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbpr4] - - Boyd, Malcolm, Interview discussing the Poor People's Campaign, undated (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bmm7d] - - British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) Program, "Black Power," undated [part 1] (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4s6t] - - British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) Program, "Black Power," undated [part 2] (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4s83] - - Cabe, Brig, of the Southern Courier, announcing an SCLC-sponsored protest in support of school busing and conversations about busing in Crawfordville, Taliaferro County, Georgia, October 1, 1965 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b3n9r][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b3nf9] - - Charleston, South Carolina, hospital workers' strike, press statements relating to the arrest of Ralph D. Abernathy, Andrew J. Young, Juanita Abernathy, James Orange, and Frank Bessey, June 1969 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4mts] - - Church of Love Choir, singing "Martin Luther King," undated (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4sbc][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4s97] - - Citizenship Education Workshop, Dorchester Center (McIntosh, Georgia), November 17-21, 1969 (part 1) (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4r39]

572 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - Citizenship Education Workshop, Dorchester Center (McIntosh, Georgia), November 17-21, 1969 (part 2) (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4qpj] - - Citizenship Education Workshop, Dorchester Center (McIntosh, Georgia), November 17-21, 1969 (part 3) (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4r4f] - - Clayton, Xerona, speech discussing her involvement in the civil rights movement, introduction of a film on the history of civil rights before viewing, and further discussion about the value of interracial cooperation in affecting social change, undated (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 94t02][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 94t16] - - Cobb County, Georgia, SCLC Chapter installation ceremony, July 9, 1989 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbwqm][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbwrr] - - Cocks, Jessie, American Peace Test, National Nuclear Weapons Freeze Campaign, Interview with E. Randel Osburn, July 16, 1987 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kspm][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9ksj2] - - Continental Walk for Disarmament and Social Justice: speech by Eric Lee, 1976 (begins at 22:20) prefaced with sermon by unknown Louisville, Kentucky minister (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn9n6] - - Conversation about oppression, liberation, revolution and freedom, possible participants include: Ernest Austin, Curtis Mitchell, Gene Sinsky, E.A. Shizley, Adolphus Tate, Dorothy Cotton, Berncie Robinson, Peter Johnson, Anniba Sullivan (part 1) (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn7z7][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn7x3] - - Conversation about oppression, liberation, revolution and freedom, possible participants include: Ernest Austin, Curtis Mitchell, Gene Sinsky, E.A. Shizley, Adolphus Tate, Dorothy Cotton, Berncie Robinson, Peter Johnson, Anniba Sullivan (part 2) (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn9tw] - - Cowan, Julia, interview, December 29, 1994 [Part of a project by SCLC/ W.O.M.E.N. and the National Voting Rights Museum to document the participation of women in the voting rights movement] (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kqxc][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kr49]

573 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans (Birmingham, Alabama), June 5, 1984, part 1: Reverend Abraham L. Woods, Jr. and Mayor Richard Arrington (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 99npn][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 99nqs] - - Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans (Birmingham, Alabama), June 5, 1984, part 2: Chauncey Varner and Baker (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 99nt6][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 99ns2] - - Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans (Birmingham, Alabama), June 5, 1984, part 3: Bentley, Little and Cooper (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 99nrx][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 99nvb] - - Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans (Birmingham, Alabama), June 5, 1984, part 4 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 99nwg][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 99nnh] - - Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans (Charlotte, North Carolina), May 22, 1984, part 1: Hutton (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9cq62][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9cq07] - - Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans (Charlotte, North Carolina), May 22, 1984, part 2: Hawkins (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9cq1c][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9cq3n] - - Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans (Charlotte, North Carolina), May 22, 1984, part 4 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9cqtj][Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9cqvp] - - Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans (Charlotte, North Carolina), May 22, 1984, tape 1 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbqsc][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbqth] - - Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans (Charlotte, North Carolina), May 22, 1984, tape 2 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbqq3][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbqr7] - - Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans (Charlotte, North Carolina), May 22, 1984, tape 3 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbqnt][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbqpz] - - Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans (Charlotte, North Carolina), May 22, 1984, tape 4 (original: audio cassette)

574 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbqkj][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbqmp] - - Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans (Chicago, Illinois), May 17, 1984, part 1: Davis L. Edwards (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kmnz][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kmq7] - - Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans (Chicago, Illinois), May 17, 1984, part 2 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbr8d][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbr9j] - - Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans (Chicago, Illinois), May 17, 1984, part 3: Silas Purnell (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kmsh][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kmp3] - - Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans (Chicago, Illinois), May 17, 1984: Joseph E. Lowery, Tyrone Brooks, Mayor Harold Washington, Danny Davis, and Lonnie Edwards (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9v57][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9v6c] - - Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans (Detroit, Michigan), April 11, 1984, part 1 and Rally with Joseph Lowery, April 10, 1984 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9wpd][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9wqj] - - Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans (Detroit, Michigan), April 11, 1984, part 2-3 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9w32][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9w46] - - Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans (Detroit, Michigan), April 11, 1984, part 4 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9w1s][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9w2x] - - Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans (Kansas City, Missouri), April 17, 1984, part 1: Joyce Wallace, Marie Hammond and Florine Jones (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9zwf][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9zxk] - - Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans (Kansas City, Missouri), April 17, 1984, part 2 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbrbp][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbrct] - - Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans (Los Angeles, California), May 19, 1984 [tape 1, part 1-2] (original: audio cassette)

575 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbqh8][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbqjd] - - Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans (Los Angeles, California), May 19, 1984 [tape 2, parts 3-4] (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbq9f][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbqbk] - - Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans (Los Angeles, California), May 19, 1984 [tape 3, parts 5-6] (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbq75][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbq89] - - Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans (Los Angeles, California), May 19, 1984 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbq3m][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbq4r] - - Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans (Miami, Florida), May 31, 1984, part 3-4 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb0cj][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb0dp] - - Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans (Miami, Florida), May 31, 1984, part 5 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb0wm][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bc70t] - - Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), May 1, 1984, tape 1 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbpzz][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbq06] - - Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), May 1, 1984, tape 2 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbq5w][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbq61] - - Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), May 1, 1984: Joseph E. Lowery, Walter Palmer, Walter Lear and Viola Sanders (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9vp9][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9vqf] - - Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), May 1, 1984: Dottie Watson and Eric Howard (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbp03][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbp17] - - Crisis in Health Care for Black and Poor Americans, unknown city, tape 2, undated (original: audio cassette)

576 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbrsg][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbrtm] - - Davenport, Brenda and Kim Miller, "Good Morning Atlanta" program discussing Rapping for Our Future project, circa 1986 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbw9z] - - DKM Broadcasting Public Affairs Department, Views, Marti Murphy interviewing Martin Luther King, III and Ralph David Abernathy, III as candidates for office, 1987 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b2x63] - - Demonstrations on death of Margaret Ann Knott, speakers include Fred Shuttlesworth and Bernard Lee Butler, Alabama, 1971 (Sides A-B) (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id d5gnt][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id d5gth] - - Demonstrations on death of Margaret Ann Knott, speakers include from Choctaw County jail, James Orange, Cooker (first name unknown), Bernard Lee, Joseph E. Louter (Side C); and Tom Gilmore (Side D), Butler, Alabama, 1971 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id d5gmp][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id d5gkj] - - Domestic and Foreign Policy Conference, December 1-2, 1980 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb2q4][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb2r8] - - Domestic and Foreign Policy Conference, December 1-2, 1980, part 2: speeches (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9ksng] - - Domestic and Foreign Policy Conference, December 1-2, 1980: Domestic panel discussion with Etta Horne, Irving Joiner, and Courtland Cox (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9z10][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9z24] - - Domestic and Foreign Policy Conference, December 1-2, 1980: International panel discussion with C. Payne Lucas, Ron Walters and Albert E. Love (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbxqq] - - Domestic and Foreign Policy Conference, December 1-2, 1980: International panel discussion with Randall Robinson and James Abourezk (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9zgs][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9zhx] - - Domestic and Foreign Policy Conference, December 1-2, 1980: International panel discussion with Randall Robinson and Johnny Makhathini (original: audio cassette)

577 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9trg][Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9tsm] - - Domestic and Foreign Policy Conference, December 1-2, 1980: Joseph E. Lowery and Walter Fauntroy press conference (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9zt5][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9zv9] - - Domestic and Foreign Policy Conference, December 1-2, 1980: Joseph E. Lowery speech (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbvrn][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbvss] - - Domestic and Foreign Policy Conference, December 1-2, 1980: Luncheon address by Joseph E. Lowery (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb3bq][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb3cv] - - Domestic and Foreign Policy Conference, December 1-2, 1980: speeches by James Abourezk and Allen Solomon (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbwhs][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbwjx] - - Drum Major for Justice Awards Dinner, April 4, 1981, part 1-2: William Herbert Gray III, and dinner and greetings, Robert James, Lillian Jackson, , Claude Young, Hezekiah W., and Coretta Scott King (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 99ph2][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id ] - - Drum Major for Justice Awards Dinner, April 4, 1981, part 3-4 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb379] - - Drum Major for Justice Awards Dinner, April 4, 1981, part 3-4: greetings continued, Coretta Scott King, Andrew J. Young, Michael Manley, speeches, Mary Francis Barry receiving the Rosa Parks Award, Solomon S. Seay, Sr., and Rosa Parks and special presentations of awards and gifts (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9mkvr][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id ] - - Drum Major for Justice Awards Dinner, April 4, 1981, part 5 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9xgp] - - Drum Major for Justice Awards Dinner, April 4, 1981, part 5: special awards and gifts continued (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9mknx] - - Drum Major for Justice Awards Dinner, April 4, 1981: Max Robinson, Ron Dellums and Joseph E. Lowery (original: audio cassette)

578 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9zpm][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9zqr] - - Drum Major for Justice Awards Dinner, April 4, 1981, Board dinner, part 1-2 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9xht][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9xjz] - - Drum Major for Justice Awards Dinner, April 4, 1985, part 3-4 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb070][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb084] - - Drum Major for Justice Awards Dinner, April 4, 1986, part 1-2 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 99pbc][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id ] - - Drum Major for Justice Awards Dinner, April 4, 1986, part 3-4 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbps8][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbptd] - - Drum Major for Justice Awards Dinner, April 1987: Barbara Reynolds, Coretta Scott King, Alice Bussey, Clara McLaughlin and Evander Holyfield (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9z38][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9z4d] - - Drum Major for Justice Awards Dinner, April 1987: Evelyn Lowery, Yvonne Delk, Johnnie Coleman, Leontine and Shirley Ceasar (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbz95][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbzb9] - - Drum Major for Justice Awards Dinner, April 1987: Shirley Ceasar, E. Randel Osburn and Joseph E. Lowery (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbxm9] - - Drum Major for Justice Awards Dinner, April 1994: Evelyn Lowery making an announcement (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbvjt] - - Drum Major for Justice Awards Dinner, April 1997: Don King and others (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbtkv][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbtm0] - - Dyer, Ozella, Interview, December 29, 1994 [Part of a project by SCLC/ W.O.M.E.N. and the National Voting Rights Museum to document the participation of women in the voting rights movement] (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kqm4][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kqv3]

579 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - Eaves, Reginald, Atlanta Public Safety Commissioner, discussing resigning from office, introduction by Hosea L. Williams and Tyrone Brooks, April 17, 1975 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4qnd] - - Farmer, James, on Congress for Racial Equality (CORE) and its protests against de facto school segregation, undated (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4jhb] - - Fauntroy, Walter, speech at SCLC event, 1979 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 94t3g][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 94t2b] - - Fauntroy, Walter, speech at Ebenezer Baptist Church Men's Day, October 15, 1972 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb1z0] - - Forbes, James, April in the Dark, panel discussion regarding President George H. W. Bush's veto of the Civil Rights Act of 1990, circa 1990, part 1 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9mn1n][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9mn0h] - - Forbes, James, April in the Dark, panel discussion regarding President George H. W. Bush's veto of the Civil Rights Act of 1990, circa 1990, part 2 (original: audio cassette] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 94sgw] - - Forum on black youth and political power, speakers include , John Cashin, Robert J. Brown, Floyd McKissick, Julian Bond, parts 3-4, circa 1972 (original: audio cassette] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn958][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn8bv] - - Forsyth County (Georgia) Civil Rights March meeting, January 20, 1987: speeches and statements, Coretta Scott King, Hosea Williams, Dick Gregory, and Dean Carter (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbz26][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbz3b] - - Forsyth County (Georgia) Civil Rights March meeting, January 22-23, 1987: speeches by Dean Carter, Dick Gregory and Coretta Scott King and introductions by Hosea Williams (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbwsw][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbwt1] - - Franklin, Shirley and Joseph E. Lowery, statement regarding program promoting a week without violence, March 30, 1997 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbv59][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbv6f] - - Gadsden and Tuskegee, Alabama, Church burning emergency summit and planning session, December 5, 1996 (original: audio cassette)

580 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb43v][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb440] - - Grenada, Mississippi, civil rights demonstration, people singing freedom songs and interview with Robert Johnson leader of a protest to gain access for blacks to the public library, July 1966 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b32gp] - - Gun Buy Back Program, conversation between a man and woman with a woman SCLC representative, circa 1990 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbv7k][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbv8q] - - Hale County, Greensboro, Alabama march for voting rights, marchers comments, crowd singing freedom songs, speeches, circa 1965 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b3qrr] - - Hale County, Greensboro, Alabama, interviews with a Mr. Lewis and Rev. Arthur Days, President of the Hale County Improvement Association, regarding upcoming civil rights march, July 1965 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b2s10] - - Hall, Emmanuel, "The Other Side of the Spectrum," segments on blacks killing blacks and amnesty and the Vietnam War, undated (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4s7z] - - Hall, Leon, two speeches in Grenada, Mississippi addressing a crowd preceding a demonstration and prayer led by Reverend Cunningham, 1966 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4mkt] - - Hankerson, Big Lester, funeral statements by Joseph E. Lowery, Ralph D. Abernathy and others, August 6, 1988 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9mksg][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9mkrb] - - Hines, Tommy Lee, background of case against, June 14, 1978 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb12d][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb13j] - - Jackson, Jessie, speech about Operation Breadbasket, undated, part 1 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4f27] - - Jackson, Jessie, speech about Operation Breadbasket, undated, part 2 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4fcg] - - Jackson, Jessie, speech about Operation Breadbasket, undated, part 3 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4dzq] - - Jackson, Jessie, speech about Operation Breadbasket, undated, part 4 (original: open reel tape)

581 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4fdm] - - Jackson, Jessie, speech about Operation Breadbasket, undated, part 5 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4f6s] - - Jackson, Jessie, speech at meeting prior to Operation Breadbasket picket at A&P Supermarket in Chicago, Illinois including performance of the Operation Breadbasket Orchestra and Choir, 1963 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b3q6j][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b3ptx] - - Jackson, Maynard, excerpts from speech to Consular Corp in Atlanta and introduction of speaker Dean Rusk, Georgia, 1974 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4rqs] - - Jacksonville (Florida) SCLC Chapter, chapter installation, undated (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb4n2][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb4p6] - - Johnson, Peter (Dallas, Texas), statement discussing attack on Margaret Riley, wife of Reverend Walker Riley of the 1st United Methodist Church in North Dallas, April 23, 1987 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb3d0] - - Johnson, Peter, Dallas Chapter (Texas), Stop the Killing thank you speech, April 23, 1987 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb2kk][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb2mq] - - Jordon, Vernon, National Urban League president, speaking at Men's Day, West Hunter Street Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia, July 13, 1971 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b71pp] - - Kent State University (Kent, Ohio), part 1 and 2: several speakers including Brenda Davenport discussing student activism and leadership, civil rights, and youth in politics, undated (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 94sxp][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 94svd] - - King, Alberta Williams, funeral services, July 1974 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id d5gpz] - - King, Bernice, sermon at Cascade United Methodist Church (Atlanta, Georgia), undated (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9mn2s][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9mn42] - - King, Coretta Scott, "A Message to Hospital and Nursing Home Workers," circa 1969 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4s5p]

582 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - King, Coretta Scott, and other women, speeches, undated (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b3pzg] - - King, Coretta Scott, excerpt of speech "Another Lost Generation of Black Children: Can White Society Find Its Conscience?," American Psychological Association, March 31, 1969 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4rs2] - - King, Martin Luther, III, speech at church in Town Creek, Alabama, undated (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbmqs][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbpfw] - - King, Martin Luther, III, speech on police brutality, undated (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9mkms][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9mkq6] - - King, Martin Luther, Jr., "Drum Major Instinct," speech at Ebenezer Baptist Church on February 4, 1968 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bmp5b] - - King, Martin Luther, Jr., "New Wine in New Bottles," sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on January 2, 1966 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bmp2x] - - King, Martin Luther, Jr., "The Domestic Impact of the War in America," speech at the University of Chicago to the National Labor Leadership for Peace on November 11, 1967 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bmp1s] - - King, Martin Luther, Jr., "The Problem of Fear," conclusion of sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on March 29, 1964 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn505] - - King, Martin Luther, Jr., "The Problem of Fear," sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church on March 29, 1964 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn519] - - King, Martin Luther, Jr., "Where Do We Go From Here?," excerpts from address to 10th Annual SCLC National Convention, August 16, 1967 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbmpn] - - King, Martin Luther, Jr., 14 clips from speeches by Martin Luther King, Jr, and promo spots for making King's birthday a national holiday by Nancy Wilson, Diahann Carroll, Diana Ross, Dick Gregory, Ossie Davis, Bill Cosby, Ruby Dee, Joe Williams and Sammy Davis, Jr., 1971 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bmm68] - - King, Martin Luther, Jr., clips of speech at a convention, undated (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b3qqm]

583 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - King, Martin Luther, Jr., excerpt from sermon and singing "Coming Home," June 4, 1967 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4msn] - - King, Martin Luther, Jr., excerpt of speech about "ultimate faith," undated (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn5q2] - - King, Martin Luther, Jr., excerpts from two speeches including "Where Do We Go from Here" and "Address at SCLC Ministers Leadership Training Program" (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b3wxz] - - King, Martin Luther, Jr., Face the Nation interview, May 10, 1964; and Martin Luther King, Jr., "They Know Not" sermon, May 1964 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn44m] - - King, Martin Luther, Jr., sermon (1) Palm Sunday sermon at Dexter Baptist Church about Mahatma Gandhi, undated; (at 46:50) "News from a Graveyard" sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn43g] - - King, Martin Luther, Jr., speaking against the War in Vietnam (incomplete), undated (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4rk7] - - King, Martin Luther, Jr., three clips from speeches on the passage of the Voting Rights Bill, 1965 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn2mb] - - King, Martin Luther, Sr., funeral service, Ebenezer Baptist Church (Atlanta, Georgia), November 15, 1984 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9xdd][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9xfj] - - King: A Filmed Record...Montgomery to Memphis, multiple takes of promo announcing premier on March 25, March 1970 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b3pss] - - King: A Filmed Record...Montgomery to Memphis, promos by Ruby Dee, Leslie Uggams, Sammy Davis, Jr., Leon Bibb, Clark Terry, Chico Hamilton, Abbey Lincoln, Max Roach, Hosea L. Williams, and Jerry Butler, March 1970 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9n6tj] - - Kirby, Charles (Reverend), President of Louisville, Kentucky, SCLC Chapter, sermon in Nashville, Tennessee, 1974 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4f96][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4fbb] - - Kirkpatrick, Frederick Douglas, singing "Sweet Little Jesus Boy" and other songs, December 4, 1968 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bmpff]

584 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - Lang, Paula, 16, interview about an incident of police brutality in Grenada, Mississippi, July 5, no year (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4mp7] - - Lee, Bernard, press conference on apartheid in South Africa, September 15, 1976 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbqvn] - - Levering, Robert E., recording made while student at Upton School of Social Change (Chester, Pennsylvania) "Martin Luther King Jr.'s Theory of Non- Violence" containing excerpts of MLK speeches with commentary, May 1968 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4rt6] - - Liberian American Agricultural and Industrial Corporation, man speaking at an event at the Dorchester Academy (Midway, Georgia) about his experience as a technician supporting development in underdeveloped countries, undated (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bnbzj][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bnbw8] - - Lincoln, C. Eric, Hungry Club Forum (Atlanta, Georgia), describing his experiences in apartheid-era South Africa, November 29, 1992 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn855][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn87f] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1974 April 29, discussing Winn Dixie boycott (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb3z6] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1978 circa, sermon in response to the Jonestown Guyana tragedy (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbs2p] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1979 circa, speech on black patriotism in Richmond, Virginia (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bc8zs][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbz12] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1981 April 13, address at mass rally at the First Baptist Church (Montgomery, Alabama) (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9xk3][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9xm7] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1981 July, speech in Rome, Georgia, part 3 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb2vp][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb2wt] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1981 September 8, statement following the death of Roy Wilkins (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb365]

585 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1981 September 15, 1981, press conference regarding disqualification of Fulton County (Georgia) voters (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9zfn] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1981 December 3, Alabama SCLC State Conference, address at mass meeting (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9zzq][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb001] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1982 January 4, speech at Randy Newman Legal Defense Fund Drive (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbr4v][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbr50] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1982 December 15, speech at Hungry Club Forum (Atlanta, Georgia) (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb38f][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb39k] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1984 January 3, First African Baptist Church (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9z0v] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1984 May 17: CBS Morning News in Chicago, Illinois and 1984 May 19, in Los Angeles, California (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9vhm][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9vjr] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1984 July 24, press conference, WAMU-FM Radio (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9vn5] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1984 September, press conference announcing a Poor People's Platform in preparation for national elections (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbrz5][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbs0d] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1984 October 14, Sunday Evening Live, WAOK Radio, part 1 and 2 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb21c][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb22h] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1984 October 16, speech upon receiving J.D. from Atlanta University and press conference on SCLC initiatives including presidential election, April 10, 1984 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb098][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb0bd] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1984 November 13, meeting with foreign journalists (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbw5d][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbw6j]

586 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1984 November 27, Sound Off, WSB Radio, regarding South Africa arrests, part 1 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9tz9][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9v0j] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1984 November 27, Sound Off, WSB Radio, regarding South Africa arrests, part 2 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb0h3] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1985 February 16, speaking at First Baptist Church (Carrollton, Georgia) (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbxzp][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbz0x] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1985 January 9, Hungry Club Forum (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9vrk] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1985 February 7, Morehouse College, part 1-2 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9x49][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9x5f] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1985 May 17: press conference (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9tw1][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9tx5] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1985 June 27: statement on U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee's rejection of W.B. (William Bradford) Reynolds for a Justice Department promotion (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb16z] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1986 January, press conference announcing end of Winn Dixie boycott (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb40f] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1986, January 15, statement regarding boycott of Winn Dixie and negotiations with Big Star (Grand Union) and other companies to remove South Africa products (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb454] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1986 March 24, press conference regarding upcoming Drum Major for Justice Memorial Weekend events (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb4w1][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb4x5] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1986 June 2, press conference and WGST Radio interview about Lowery's transfer from Central United Methodist Church to Cascade United Methodist Church (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb1cn][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb1ds] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1986 August 30, public service announcement on voting (original: audio cassette)

587 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbmt6] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1986, WGST Radio (Atlanta, Georgia), broadcast with Neal A. Boortz and Lowery debating issues of race, economics and crime (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbs9n][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbsbs] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1988?, sermon at Interdenominational Theological Center Chapel (Atlanta, Georgia) (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbs4z][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbs3t] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1988 April 26, in Milledgeville, Georgia discussing the Poor Peoples Platform, church service follows (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbrnx][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbrp2] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1989, "Liberty and Justice: The Civil Rights Agenda" speech at National Urban League Conference (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9v9s][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9vbx] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1990 April 3, speech at a Clayton County, Georgia school the day preceding the 22nd anniversary of the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr. (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbvtx][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbvv2] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1992 July 15, Atlanta Hotline with WABE FM Radio (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbxv8] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1992, April 3, press conference regarding TB testing of Grady Hospital nurses (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbxwd][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbxxj] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1993 October 11, speech at Ministers' Breakfast (Charleston, South Carolina) (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbxcb][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbxdg] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1995 April 22, public service announcement about Ohio State House rally (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb4sm] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1996 April 4, two public service announcements regarding the Martin Luther King Memorial weekend activities (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbz5m] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1996, press conference with C.T. Vivian, Lowery and other SCLC officials regarding church burnings (15:19); interview with an SCLC

588 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] official discussing the success of SCLC programs like Wings of Hope, Gun Buy Back and youth programs (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbzrz][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbzqt] - - Lowery, Joseph E., undated, brief taped telephone conversation about Reaganomics and liberation lifestyles; Joseph E. Lowery and others speaking about Voter Registration; and Joseph E. Lowery speaking about events to celebrate the life and works of Martin Luther King, Jr., (4 separate recordings) (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbw1v] - - Lowery, Joseph E., undated, press conference with Tim McDonald to discuss SCLC Task Force Committees for Black Empowerment Month, Affirmative Action and other initiatives (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bnbc6] - - Lowery, Joseph E., undated, public service announcement on voter turnout (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbms2] - - Lowery, Joseph E., undated, radio program announcing mass prayer service at Church of Atlanta Lighthouse (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbw7p] - - Lowery, Joseph E., undated, speaking about the anti-apartheid struggle in South Africa (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbvgj][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbvhp] - - Lowery, Joseph E., undated, speaking at a church in Kansas City, Missouri (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbrx1][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bc2rb] - - Lowery, Joseph E., undated, speech about youth and violence at unidentified event (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbw0q] - - Lowery, Joseph E., undated, speech at Hungry Club Forum at Butler Street YMCA (Atlanta, Georgia) (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb2sd][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb2tj] - - Lowery, Joseph E., undated, speech at Savannah State College (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9x21][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9x35] - - Lowery, Joseph E., undated, statement on toxic dump in Scotland County, North Carolina (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbz81]

589 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - Lowery, Joseph E., undated, telephone conversation debating Lowery's perceived endorsement of Guy Millner in a local election (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbvn7][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbvpc] - - Maddox, Lester endorsing John Russell as candidate for U.S. Senate, June 27, 1987 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bnbt0] - - March Against Fear and Repression (Decatur, Alabama), June 8, 1979: pre- march rally (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbxj1][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbxk5] - - March Against Fear and Repression (Decatur, Alabama), June 9, 1979 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9xsx][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9xt2] - - March Against Fear and Repression (Decatur, Alabama), June 9, 1979: Anne Braden, etc. (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb4z9][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb50j] - - March on Invasion of Angola, September 4, 1981: statements by Elias A. Blake, Jr., President of Clark College, Robert Free, President of Morris Brown College, Clarence Coleman, Dean of the School of Social Work at Atlanta University, Andrew J. Young, Joseph E. Lowery and others (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9m3ng][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9m3dh] - - March on Ole Miss, University of Mississippi (Oxford, Mississippi), undated: speech by Joseph E. Lowery (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9ksk6][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9ksmb] - - March on Washington, 25th anniversary (Birmingham, Alabama), 1988: speeches by Joseph E. Lowery and others (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbs7c][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbs8h] - - March on Washington, 30th Anniversary, "Redeeming the Dream," 1993, part 1: Al Sharpton and SCLC President Martin Luther King, III (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbtx7] - - March on Washington, 30th Anniversary, "Redeeming the Dream," 1993, part 2: Al Sharpton and SCLC President Martin Luther King, III (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbtvz][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbtw3]

590 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - Martin Luther King Jr. Dinner, speech by Dick Gregory, April 4, 1985 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9vx8][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9vzd] - - Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice (Albany and Sandersville, Georgia), April 24-26, 1988: Freddy Wright, Brenda Davenport and Walt Bellamy speeches (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kqst][Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kqqj] - - Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice (Albany, Georgia), April 24, 1988: Martin Luther King III and Joseph E. Lowery speeches (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kqrp][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kqpd] - - Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice (Americus, Georgia), April 22, 1988, part 1: speech by Joseph E. Lowery and program at Georgia Southwestern College (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9m2qn][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9m2ph] - - Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice (Americus, Georgia), April 22, 1988, part 2: speeches by Joseph E. Lowery and Evelyn G. Lowery at Georgia Southwestern College (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9m2sx][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9m2nc] - - Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice (Anniston, Alabama), April 17, 1988: speech by Joseph E. Lowery and interviews with participants [beginning of tape is distorted by cb radio] (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbwc7][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbwdc] - - Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice (Anniston, Alabama), April 17, 1988: speeches by Joseph E. Lowery and Coretta Scott King (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbzh0][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbzj4] - - Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice (Anniston, Alabama), April 17, 1988: speeches by Joseph E. Lowery and others (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9wrp][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9wst] - - Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice (Athens, Georgia), April 29, 1988: speeches by Joseph E. Lowery and Martin Luther King III, march, and interview with Joseph E. Lowery (original: audio cassette)

591 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9ktvd][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9ktwj] - - Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice (Atlanta, Georgia), April 1988: speeches by Coretta Scott King, Joseph E. Lowery, and Maxine Greene (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbxfm] - - Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice (Atlanta, Georgia), April 30, 1988 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb276][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb28b] - - Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice (Augusta, Georgia), April 28, 1988: speeches by Dick Gregory and others (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 99pfs] - - Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice (Augusta, Georgia), April 28, 1988: speeches by Joseph E. Lowery, Dick Gregory, and others (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 99pdn][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 99p97] - - Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice (Birmingham, Alabama), April 17, 1988: E. Randel T. Osburn and Abraham Woods (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9vv0][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9vw4] - - Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice (Birmingham, Alabama), April 17, 1988: Reverend Abraham Wood, Coretta Scott King (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb25x][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb262] - - Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice (Columbus, Georgia), April 21, 1988, parts 1-2 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kqzh][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kr21] - - Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice (Columbus, Georgia), April 21, 1988, parts 3-4 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kr1w][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kr0r] - - Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice (Columbus, Georgia), April 21, 1988: speeches, city officials, and pilgrims (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9mktm] - - Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice (Dothan, Alabama), April 23, 1988 (original: audio cassette)

592 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kv02][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9ktt8] - - Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice (Jackson, Mississippi), April 8, 1988: press conference with Fred Taylor and others (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbvd8][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbvfd] - - Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice (Jackson, Mississippi), April 8, 1988: Martin Luther King, III and Joseph E. Lowery speaking at Jackson State University (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbtqd][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbtrj] - - Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice (Keysville, Georgia), April 27, 1988: speeches by Evelyn G. Lowery, Tyrone Brooks, John Nettles and others (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9m3fn][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9m3k6] - - Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice (Louisville, Kentucky), April 1988: speeches by Joseph E. Lowery and others) (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kshx][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9ksqr] - - Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice (Lowndes County, Alabama), April 1988: at Viola Liuzzo memorial (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9x8v][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9x90] - - Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice (Memphis, Tennessee), April 4, 1988 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbtsp][Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbttt] - - Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice (Montgomery, Alabama), April 11, 1988: Fred Taylor press conference (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbv31] - - Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice (Opelika, Alabama), April 20, 1988 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9ktzt][Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9ktxp] - - Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice (Sandersville, Georgia), April 24, 1988: speeches by Richard Turner and others (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9m3mb][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9m3gs]

593 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice (Tupelo, Mississippi), April 6-7, 1988 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9cq4s][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9cq2h] - - Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice (Tuscaloosa, Alabama), April 16, 1988: speeches by Joseph E. Lowery, Fred D. Taylor, and others (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9cqwt][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9cqsd] - - Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice (Tuscaloosa, Alabama), April 16, 1988: E. Randel T. Osburn and Abraham Woods (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbxnf][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbxpk] - - Martin Luther King Memorial Pilgrimage for Economic Justice (Tuscaloosa, Alabama), April 16, 1988: speeches by Tyrone Brooks and others at Stillman College (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbpmk][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbpnq] - - Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday, Ecumenical Service, Joseph E. Lowery, January 19, 1987 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbw48] - - Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial service and wreath laying ceremony, undated (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbvb0][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbvc4] - - Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial service, April 4, 1983, various speakers (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbrq6][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbrrb] - - Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial service, April 4, 1984: wreath laying ceremony (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9vkw][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9vm1] - - Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial service, April 4, 1984: wreath laying ceremony, part 1-2 and African Roots Assembly (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9zrw][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9zs1] - - Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial service, April 3, 1986 and wreath laying, April 4, 1986 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbxgr][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbxhw] - - Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial service, April 1992: Coretta Scott King and Joseph E. Lowery (original: audio cassette)

594 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn8c0] - - Mass meeting (Anniston, Alabama), Mt. Olive Baptist Church, Joseph E. Lowery speech, post 1988, introduction by John Nettles (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb4tr][Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb4vw] - - Mass meeting (Eutaw, Greene County, Alabama), activity center, undated: Joseph E. Lowery speech (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbx5h][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbx6n] - - Mass meeting (Lowndes County, Alabama), February 15, 1982: Coretta Scott King speech (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb0kc][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb0mh] - - Mass meeting, Shiloh Baptist Church (city unknown), June 18, 1982: Joseph E. Lowery speech (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb1jb][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb1kg] - - Mass meeting, Tabernacle Baptist Church (Selma, Alabama), undated: speeches by Judge Nathaniel Walker and others [1 of 3 only] (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbp2c][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbp3h] - - Meeting (Atlanta, Georgia), various individuals commenting on the state of the Civil Rights Movement and short range plans, opposition to the Vietnam War, and a legal motion against Julian Bond ousting him from the Georgia House of Representatives for statements he made in support of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee's opposition to the Vietnam War, 1966 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4h5v] - - Meeting (Pickens County, Georgia), January 22, 1982: Joseph E. Lowery announcing formation of the Coalition to Free Maggie Bozeman and Julia Wilder (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9zcc][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9zdh] - - Meeting (Pickens County, Georgia), January 22, 1982: Coalition to Free Maggie Bozeman and Julia Wilder (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb104][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb118] - - Meeting (Rome, Georgia), meeting to build a human rights coalition with several speakers: Tyrone Brooks and several other speakers [part 1-2], undated (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbr2k][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbr3q]

595 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - Meeting (Rome, Georgia), meeting to build a human rights coalition with several speakers: Joseph E. Lowery speaking [part 3], undated (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbpvj][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbpwp] - - Montgomery Bus Boycott, 25th Anniversary Celebration, December 5, 1980: speech by Joseph E. Lowery (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbn6t][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbn7z] - - Moss, Otis (Reverend), sermon on nonviolence and the theological concept of forgiveness, undated (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4f3c] - - Moves for Vietnam Peace, U.S. Senator Thruston B. Morton (U.S. Senator) and Marriner S. Eccles, speeches at the National Conference of Business Executives Move for Vietnam Peace, circa 1967 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bndfp] - - Moves for Vietnam Peace, Ambassador Tran Van Dinh and Rear Admiral Arnold True speeches at the National Conference of Business Executives Move for Vietnam Peace, circa 1967 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bnddj] - - NAACP Legal Defense Fund Institute luncheon, speakers Judge William J. Casey, Senator Philip Hart and Higher Education Workshop with speakers Fred M. Hechinger and Dr. James E. Cheek, circa 1970 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn9qg][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn9m2] - - National Association of Black Journalists banquet (Atlanta, Georgia), speech by Jesse L. Jackson, 1984 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn88k] - - National Conference on a Black Agenda for the 1980's (Richmond, Virginia), speeches by Jesse Jackson and Joseph E. Lowery, February 29, 1981 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb3q7][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb3rc] - - National Convention, ? Annual, undated: Leon Hall speech on equal opportunity in education (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4h74] - - National Convention, ? Annual, undated: speech by a man on the work of Leon Sullivan and SCLC, a gospel choir performance, and a board meeting, undated (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id ] - - National Convention, 15th Annual (Dallas, Texas), August 1972, clip from address by Angela Davis (original: open reel tape)

596 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b2wtg] - - National Convention, 19th Annual (Biloxi, Mississippi), August 1976: announcement of meeting (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b2x9h] - - National Convention, 20th Annual (Atlanta, Georgia), August 15, 1977 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb4bt][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb4cz] - - National Convention, 20th Annual (Atlanta, Georgia), August 18, 1977: Report of the nominating committee, speech by Ralph D. Abernathy, and Joseph E. Lowery speaking as newly elected President (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9mm8h] - - National Convention, 21st Annual (Birmingham, Alabama), June 28, 1978 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb1wq][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb1xv] - - National Convention, 21st Annual (Birmingham, Alabama), June 28, 1978: part 1-2: speech by Joseph E. Lowery (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbnbc] - - National Convention, 22nd Annual (Norfolk, Virginia), August 14-17, 1979 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9x0r][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9x1w] - - National Convention, 22nd Annual (Norfolk, Virginia), August 14-17, 1979: speech by John Anderson (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9cq5x][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9cpz0] - - National Convention, 22nd Annual (Norfolk, Virginia), August 14-17, 1979: speech by Joseph E. Lowery (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb468][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb47d] - - National Convention, 22nd Annual (Norfolk, Virginia), August 14-17, 1979: speech by Mickey Leland (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb51p][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb52t] - - National Convention, 23rd Annual (Cleveland, Ohio), August 1980: speech by Andrew J. Young (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9x6k][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9x7q] - - National Convention, 23rd Annual (Cleveland, Ohio), August 1980: speech by Benjamin Hooks (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9m2m7][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9m2fj]

597 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - National Convention, 23rd Annual (Cleveland, Ohio), August 1980: speech by Joseph E. Lowery (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb4d3][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb4f7] - - National Convention, 23rd Annual (Cleveland, Ohio), August 1980: speech by Leon Sullivan (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9m3cc][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9m3hx] - - National Convention, 25th Annual (Birmingham, Alabama), August 10, 1982, part 1: press conference and luncheon (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb14p][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb15t] - - National Convention, 25th Annual (Birmingham, Alabama), August 10, 1982, part 2: luncheon (con't), speech by Ralph W. Canty (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 94snk][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 94sqv] - - National Convention, 25th Annual (Birmingham, Alabama), August 10, 1982: Committee on Resolutions report and panel discussion with Reverend James Orange on labor and civil rights (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb173] - - National Convention, 25th Annual (Birmingham, Alabama), August 10, 1982: excerpt from press statement by Jesse Jackson relating to effectiveness of boycotts and panel discussion on peace and foreign policy (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb187] - - National Convention, 25th Annual (Birmingham, Alabama), August 11, 1982, part 1: Silver Anniversary Banquet (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb19c][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb1bh] - - National Convention, 25th Annual (Birmingham, Alabama), August 11, 1982, part 2: Silver Anniversary Banquet closing (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb4gc] - - National Convention, 25th Annual (Birmingham, Alabama), August 11, 1982: Joseph E. Lowery presidential address, election of officers, etc. (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9wxc][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9wzh] - - National Convention, 25th Annual (Birmingham, Alabama), August 11, 1982: Mayor's Conference (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb2h9][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb2jf] - - National Convention, 25th Annual (Birmingham, Alabama), August 11, 1982: speech by Andrew J. Young (original: audio cassette)

598 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb1r5][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb1s9] - - National Convention, 25th Annual (Birmingham, Alabama), August 12, 1982: Committee reports, Joseph E. Lowery, speech by Walter Mondale with introduction by Mayor Richard Arrington (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb41k][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb42q] - - National Convention, 25th Annual (Birmingham, Alabama), August 12, 1982: SCLC/W.O.M.E.N. Breakfast (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb2cr][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb2dw] - - National Convention, 26th Annual (Washington, D.C.), August 1983: Joseph E. Lowery presidential address and speeches by Governor Reuben Askew and greetings by others (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9m34d][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9m2k3] - - National Convention, 27th Annual (Charlotte, North Carolina), 1984 August: Evelyn Lowery, Brenda Davenport, Joseph E. Lowery, and Andrew J. Young announcing convention events and programs (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id ] - - National Convention, 27th Annual (Charlotte, North Carolina), August 15, 1984: press conference with Mayor Harvey Gantt and Joseph E. Lowery, and others (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9w8r][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9w9w] - - National Convention, 27th Annual (Charlotte, North Carolina), August 16, 1984: Joseph E. Lowery presidential address (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9vfb][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9vgg] - - National Convention, 27th Annual (Charlotte, North Carolina), August 16, 1984: speech by Dick Gregory (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9v3z][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9v43] - - National Convention, 28th Annual (Montgomery, Alabama), August 5, 1985: press conference (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbxt4] - - National Convention, 28th Annual (Montgomery, Alabama), August 7, 1985, part 2: speeches by Dick Gregory and Joseph E. Lowery (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9mn3x][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9mmx4] - - National Convention, 28th Annual (Montgomery, Alabama), August 7, 1985: SCLC/W.O.M.E.N. dinner, speech by Judge Joyce Alexander (original: audio cassette)

599 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb2g5][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbnnm][Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbnpr] - - National Convention, 28th Annual (Montgomery, Alabama), August 7, 1985: speakers on Trade Union Movement panel (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb2f1] - - National Convention, 29th Annual (Jacksonville, Alabama), August 12, 1986: press conference (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9w7m] - - National Convention, 29th Annual (Jacksonville, Alabama), August 13, 1986: speech by Allan Boesak recipient of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Award, introduction by Joseph E. Lowery (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb03f][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb04k] - - National Convention, 29th Annual (Jacksonville, Alabama), August 13, 1986: speech by Joseph E. Lowery (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9w5b][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9w6g] - - National Convention, 29th Annual (Jacksonville, Alabama), August 14, 1986: Oratorical Contest (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9zmb][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9zng] - - National Convention, 29th Annual (Jacksonville, Alabama), August 1986: Banquet with Coretta Scott King and Julia Wilder (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9wm4][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9wn8] - - National Convention, 29th Annual (Jacksonville, Alabama), August 1986: Forum I: Death Penalty and Forum II: Peace and Apartheid (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9v7h][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9v8n] - - National Convention, 29th Annual (Jacksonville, Alabama), August 1986: Labor, Solidarity and Civil Rights forum and Anti-Apartheid forum with Bill Lucas (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9wjv][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9wk0] - - National Convention, 29th Annual (Jacksonville, Alabama), August 1986: Youth Empowerment Program (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb53z][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb543] - - National Convention, 31st Annual (New Orleans, Louisiana), August 11-14, 1987: speech by Joseph E. Lowery with introduction by John S. Nettles (original: audio cassette)

600 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbtn4][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbtp8] - - National Convention, 32nd Annual (Atlanta, Georgia), August 15-18, 1989: introductions by Joseph E. Lowery and John Lewis, speech by Jack Kemp (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9vc2][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9vd6] - - National Convention, 32nd Annual (Atlanta, Georgia), August 15-18, 1989: speeches by Geraldine Thompson, Herbert Brown, Coretta Scott King, Albert Turner, Joseph E. Lowery, and others (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9mm4z][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9mm67] - - National Convention, 35th Annual (Dayton, Ohio), Jesse Jackson speech, 1992 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb3f4][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb3g8] - - National Convention, 35th Annual (Dayton, Ohio), Joseph E. Lowery announcement, 1992 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbvqh] - - National Convention, 35th Annual (Dayton, Ohio), Walter Fauntroy speech, 1992 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb0tb][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb0vg] - - National Convention, 37th Annual (Dallas, Texas), SCLC resolutions, 1994 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb2z3][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb30b] - - National Convention, 39th Annual (Detroit, Michigan), August 11-14, 1996: public service announcements (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbmrx] - - National Gathering of Black Clergy (Atlanta, Georgia), sermon delivered by Dr. , April 26, 1981 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn9pb][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn9rm] - - National Minority Golf Championship, SCLC official interviewing a student and inviting her to participate in the Drum Major for Justice Golf Tournament and several speeches, undated (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9mmz8][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9mnm0] - - Nonviolence/The Birmingham story: Coretta Scott King, Andrew J. Young, and others speaking about institutionalizing the nonviolence of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s work in Birmingham, Alabama, undated (original: audio cassette)

601 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 94t5r][Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 94t71] - - North Carolina SCLC State Convention, Charlotte, North Carolina, 1987, with remarks by Joseph E. Lowery (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb23n][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb24s] - - North Carolina SCLC State Convention, Charlotte, North Carolina, 1987: keynote speech by Curtis Harris (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9mm53][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id ] - - Operation Breadbasket (Anniston, Alabama) project review, press conference with Joseph E. Lowery and John Nettles, October 17, 1981 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bc71z] - - Operation Military, SCLC public hearings on racial discrimination in the military, testimonies by soldiers, circa 1977, part 1 and 2 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kqc5][Resource available online] - - Operation Military, SCLC public hearings on racial discrimination in the military, testimonies by soldiers, circa 1977, part 3 and 4 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kqb1][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kqd9] - - Operation Military, SCLC public hearings on racial discrimination in the military, testimonies by soldiers, circa 1977, part 7 and 8 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kqff][Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kqhq] - - Operation PUSH, SCLC Day, Saturday Community Forum with guest Joseph E. Lowery and host Jesse Jackson, June 23, 1979 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9zj2][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9zk6] - - Ortega Coffee Plantation (Nicaragua), speech and conversations, Joseph E. Lowery with translator, 1984, part 3 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kqk0][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kqjv] - - Ortega Coffee Plantation (Nicaragua), speech and conversations, Joseph E. Lowery with translator, 1984, tape 11 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 94tfv][Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 94t6w] - - Osburn, E. Randel T. and Brenda Davenport, on Atlanta Talks radio show discussing SCLC events and programs such as Gun Buy Back, undated (original: audio cassette)

602 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbtzc][Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbv0m] - - Panel discussion on problems in U.S. schools and the persistence of segregation in school in the 1990s even in the wake of Brown v. Board of Education, May 1994 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bnbgm] - - Poor People's Campaign, 1968 May ?, Resurrection City, Jimmy Collier performing (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b2rnc] - - Poor People's Campaign, 1968 May 10-19, Roy Wood and Bill Stein reporting for SCLC Radio News, various reports on activities during Poor People's Campaign and Resurrection City (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9n6h9][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9n6q4] - - Poor People's Campaign, 1968 May 21-30, includes interviews with Shelley Winters, Ralph David Abernathy, Sidney Poitier, Jesse Jackson and others (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9n6kk] - - Poor People's Campaign, 1968 May 26, Ralph David Abernathy, Presbyterian Church and Pitts Motor Hotel, June 3, 1968 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9nbqj] - - Poor People's Campaign, 1968 May 27, Ralph David Abernathy press conference with reporter Hal Lenke (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9nb2x] - - Poor People's Campaign, 1968 May 28, Resurrection City demonstration, Andrew J. Young on mud and rain, demonstration at Agricultural Building, Ralph David Abernathy, James Bevel, Jesse Jackson, and Joseph Robertson (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b2mnz][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b2mrc] - - Poor People's Campaign, 1968 May 29, Supreme Court Building confrontation, American Indians, Larry Lichtenstein (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b2rzm][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b2rv6] - - Poor People's Campaign, 1968 May 29, Supreme Court Building confrontation, Andrew J. Young and Bernard Lee (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b2s38][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b2s24] - - Poor People's Campaign, 1968 June ?, Atlanta concert, announcements of solidarity, with , Coretta Scott King and others (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b32nc][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b32m7]

603 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - Poor People's Campaign, 1968 June 4, SCLC News Central at Resurrection City, Roy Wood interviews/excerpts of Cleveland Mayor Carl Strokes, Hosea Williams, James Bevel, and Reies López Tijerina (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9n6jf] - - Poor People's Campaign, 1968 June 7-10, Hosea Williams statement on weekend, resigns, Ralph David Abernathy statement (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9n6nv] - - Poor People's Campaign, 1968 June 13, Ralph David Abernathy on the arrest of a mule (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9nbrp] - - Poor People's Campaign, 1968 June 19, excerpt of Ralph David Abernathy promoting Solidarity Day and James Metcalf clip promoting same (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9n6vp] - - Poor People's Campaign, 1968 June 19, Ralph David Abernathy speech promoting Solidarity Day (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b2rxg] - - Poor People's Campaign, 1968 June 19, Solidarity Day promos by Coretta Scott King, James Metcalf, Bill Cosby, Robert Culp, Ossie Davis, Allen King, Marvin Gaye, Levi Stubbs of the 4 Tops, Marlon Brando, and Stevie Wonder (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4h60] - - Poor People's Campaign, 1968 June 19, Solidarity Day promos by Duke Ellington, Coretta Scott King, James Metcalf, Ossie Davis, Alan King, Marvin Gaye, Levi Stubbs of the 4 Tops, Marlon Brando, Stevie Wonder, Bill Cosby and Robert Culp (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4h3k] - - Poor People's Campaign, 1968 June 24, excerpt of confrontation on Capitol Hill with Ralph David Abernathy (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9n6p0] - - Poor People's Campaign, 1968 August 3, Operation Breadbasket Orchestra and Choir and Ben Branch performing "" with prayer by C.T. Vivian (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b2s8z] - - Poor People's Campaign, 1968 August 12, excerpts of Ralph David Abernathy in jail and Hosea Williams at Resurrection City (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9n6r8] - - Poor People's Campaign, 1968 August 12, Resurrection City newsfeeds with reporter Roy Woods on Jesse Jackson, May Stokes and Malcolm Boyd (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9n6sd]

604 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - Poor People's Campaign, 1968, excerpt of Martin Luther King, Jr. discussing availability of food and housing in Washington, at event in Albany, Georgia (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b3qsw] - - Poor People's Campaign, 1968, interview with Walter F. Fauntroy, speech by James Bevel, and interview with child from Morris, Mississippi (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b2s93] - - Poor People's Campaign, 1968, program announcements for SCLC News Central and Resurrection City (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4h4q] - - Poor People's Campaign, 1968, protest for poor people with speeches, freedom songs, and a march to the Department of Agriculture led by James Bevel and Jesse Jackson (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b3nkv][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b3nbw] - - Poor People's Campaign, 1968, Roy Wood, a report by SCLC News Central retracting a media report that Jesse Jackson was relieved of duty as manager of Resurrection City and other reports on Resurrection City and the Poor People's Campaign (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4jjg] - - Poor People's Campaign, 1968, unknown man speaking at an event in Washington, D.C. with a tribute to Ralph David Abernathy (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b3njq] - - Poor People's Hearing (Atlanta, Georgia), April 4, 1987, part 1 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbx1z][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbx23] - - Poor People's Hearing (Atlanta, Georgia), April 4, 1987, part 2 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbww9][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbwxf] - - Poor People's Hearing (Atlanta, Georgia), April 4, 1987, part 3 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbx37][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbx4c] - - Poor People's Hearing (Atlanta, Georgia), April 4, 1987, part 3-4 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbmmc][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbmnh] - - Poor People's Hearing (Atlanta, Georgia), April 4, 1987: Joseph E. Lowery speech and panel discussions (original: audio cassette)

605 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kn8j][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9knf7] - - Poor People's Hearing (Gulfport and Jackson, Mississippi), June 26, 1987 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9wtz] - - Press conference, Florynce Kennedy and Harold Weisberg, speaking about the case against James Earl Ray and possible conspiracies, May 4, 1971 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn7g9][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn7kq] - - Public Forum on Police Brutality (East Point, Georgia), November 30, 1981: opening comments, Fred D. Taylor, and statements about police brutality by victims (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 94t85][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 94tck] - - Public hearing on Reagan cuts, speeches by Joseph E. Lowery and others, May 9, 1981 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 94sh1][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 94scg] - - Public Policy Symposium (Birmingham, Alabama), luncheon, Gaston Lounge, March 20, 1981 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb29g][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb2bm] - - Public Policy Symposium (Birmingham, Alabama), March 20, 1981 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbp6x][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbp72] - - Public Policy Symposium (Birmingham, Alabama), March 20, 1981, international panel, Joseph E. Lowery speech (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 94spq][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 94ss4] - - Public Policy Symposium (Birmingham, Alabama), March 20, 1981: press conference and Joseph E. Lowery's remarks at the Interfaith Service (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 94t4m][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 94tbf] - - Public Policy Symposium, (Birmingham, Alabama), March 21, 1981: domestic panel, speech by Joseph Lowery (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb0nn][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb0ps] - - Rally (Atlanta, Georgia), "Rodney King Decision," April 30, 1992 (original: audio cassette)

606 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb3nz][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb3p3] - - Rally (Carrollton, Alabama) in support of Julia Wilder and Maggie Bozeman, January 9, 1982 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9z7t][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9z8z] - - Rally (Carrollton, Alabama), February 16, 1985 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbpg1][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbph5] - - Rally (Fort Valley State College, Fort Valley, Georgia), October 26, 1984 [not an SCLC event, but representatives present] (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 99pqw][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 99pr1] - - Rally (Piedmont Park, Atlanta, Georgia), September 5, 1981: voting rights rally with speeches by Coretta Scott King, Joseph E. Lowery and others (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 94sfr][Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 94sj5] - - Rally (Thomasville, Georgia), Joseph E. Lowery, October 23, 1986 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb557] - - Rally (unknown location), June 29, 1985: speeches by Joseph E. Lowery, John Conyers and others on death penalty (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kqn8][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kqtz] - - Rally (Wrightsville, Georgia), circa 1980: speeches by various individuals; Andrew J. Young speech fragment about apartheid in South Africa and human rights, unknown event, circa 1980; and SCLC staff meeting, undated (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9m2gp][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9m2t2] - - Rally for the March Against Thugs and Drugs, September 11, 1986: speeches by Joseph E. Lowery and others (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9mkp2] - - Rappin' for Our Future, October 14, 1986 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9v1p][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9v2t] - - Ray, James Earl, testimony, circa 1969 [part 2 only] (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9xv6][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9xwb] - - Rogers, T.Y., commemoration of the life of, Eutaw, Alabama, January 18, 1971 (original: audio cassette)

607 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbx7s][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbx8x] - - Rustin, Bayard, statement to Ralph David Abernathy resigning as master coordinator of the June 19 mobilization, undated (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9nbpd] - - Sacred Rights Pilgrimage from Eufaula to Montgomery, May 1983: pre march event in Eufaula, Alabama (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbmxm][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbmzr] - - SCLC Board of Directors luncheon (Montgomery, Alabama), undated: welcome by Mrs. Johnnie Carr, speech by Mayor Richard Arrington (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbv45] - - SCLC Board of Directors meeting, 1969 October 30, part 1-2 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb3tn][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb3vs] - - SCLC Board of Directors meeting, 1969 October 30, part 3-4 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb3wx][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb3x2] - - SCLC Board of Directors meeting, 1969 October 30, part 5-6 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb1mm][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb1nr] - - SCLC Board of Directors meeting, 1970?, Discussion of SCLC's role in labor strikes/boycotts in Suffolk, Virginia (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb1fx] - - SCLC Board of Directors meeting, 1975 April 15, part 7: Bernard Lee (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b32ph][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b32ht] - - SCLC Board of Directors meeting, 1978 circa, part 1-2: speaker from the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights discussing issues of education, fair housing, and employment and press conference with Joseph E. Lowery (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbwk2][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbwm6] - - SCLC Board of Directors meeting, 1979 April 20, part 1-2 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb1pw][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb1q1]

608 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - SCLC Board of Directors meeting, 1979 April 20, part 3-4 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb1tf][Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb1vk] - - SCLC Board of Directors meeting, 1979 April 20, part 5-6 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb1g2][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb1h6] - - SCLC Board of Directors meeting, 1981 April 14: Alabama State University (Montgomery, Alabama), luncheon at which Joseph E. Lowery introduces Board members and gives short speech (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbs1j] - - SCLC Board of Directors meeting, 1981 April 14: Joseph E. Lowery discussing five issues at press conference at Alabama State University (Montgomery, Alabama) (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbp4n] - - SCLC Board of Directors meeting, 1981 April 14: various luncheon speakers, Alabama State University (Montgomery, Alabama) (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbp5s] - - SCLC Board of Directors meeting, 1984 April 10, part 1: and press conference with Joseph E. Lowery in Detroit, Michigan (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbpj9][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbpkf] - - SCLC Board of Directors meeting, 1984 April 10, part 2-3 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9cqp0][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9cqr8] - - SCLC Board of Directors meeting, 1984 April 10, part 4: meeting and rally (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbxrv][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbxs0] - - SCLC Board of Directors meeting (Detroit, Michigan), August 1996, relating to SCLC/W.O.M.E.N. buying building (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb33r] - - SCLC Board of Directors meeting, undated (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 99pj6][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 99pmg] - - SCLC Board of Directors meeting, undated: Vice President reports (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kmrc][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id ]

609 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - SCLC Education Task Force, mass meeting, Missionary Baptist Church (Tuscaloosa, Alabama), John S. Nettles and Joseph E. Lowery, undated (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb05q][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb06v] - - SCLC initiation of conflict resolution proceedings for complaints of discrimination by managers of Church's Chicken stores, undated (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bnbrq] - - SCLC planning meeting at Paschal's after Martin Luther King, Jr., death, circa 1968 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb56c][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb57h] - - SCLC task force meeting to discuss black higher education in Georgia, part 1, undated (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kr5f][Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kr35] - - SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., AIDS Forum Workshop, undated, part 1: Wilhelmina Rolark, Reed Tuckson and others (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb2xz] - - SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., AIDS Forum Workshop, undated, part 2 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb351] - - SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., AIDS Forum, May 30, 1987 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbrvr][Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbrww] - - SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., Heritage Task Force event with several women speakers reporting on health and education issues in black communities, undated (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbr64][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbr78] - - SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., Oratorical Contest, March 22, 1981 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbwv5] - - SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., Strengthening the Black Family, April 3, 1981: opening plenary session address by Ann Ashmore Poussaint, and first part of panel on the AIDS crisis and what the community can do (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9z93][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9zb7] - - SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., Strengthening the Black Family, April 3, 1982: Media workshop (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb0ft][Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb0gz]

610 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., Strengthening the Black Family, April 3, 1982: Workshop I (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb0r2][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb0s6] - - SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., Strengthening the Black Family, undated: report on the International Year of the Child by Jean Young and Pam Moore and report on the Children's Defense Fund by Alvin Poussaint (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9z5j][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9z6p] - - SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., Strengthening the Black Family, undated: panel discussion on Atlanta crisis: what can the community do (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb0qx] - - SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., Woman Power Forum, Shirley Chisholm, December 15, 1984, part 1 and 4 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kn9p][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kn68] - - SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., Woman Power Forum, Shirley Chisholm, December 15, 1984, part 2 and 3 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kn7d][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9knd3] - - Scotland Neck (North Carolina) Movement, speech by unknown man regarding equal justice in the Sandra Dupree shooting case, May 1976 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn9sr] - - Selma to Montgomery March, 1965, Arthur Days (Reverend), speech at mass meeting before march, Hale County, Greensboro, Alabama, July 1965 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b2s4d] - - Selma to Montgomery March, 1965, children playing with microphone and singing rally songs (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b3q34] - - Selma to Montgomery March, 1965, conclusion of memorial service for James Reeb, Brown's Chapel in Selma, Alabama, March 15, 1965 (part 2) (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b3q7p] - - Selma to Montgomery March, 1965, end of James Reeb memorial service at Brown's Chapel in Selma, Alabama and interview with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., 1965 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4mvx][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4mmz] - - Selma to Montgomery March, 1965, entertainers including routine by comedian Nipsey Russell and others singing freedom/protest songs (original: open reel tape)

611 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4ffr] - - Selma to Montgomery March, 1965, first day of march, singing at barricade and comments from marchers, March 15, 1965 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b3q1v] - - Selma to Montgomery March, 1965, James Reeb memorial service at Brown's Chapel in Selma, Alabama, includes Martin Luther King Jr. eulogy, March 15, 1965 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b3pw6] - - Selma to Montgomery March, 1965, march of clergy up to barricade, preceded by interview with black ambulance driver, speeches on line by Hosea Williams and briefing before march by C.T. Vivian, and meeting in Brown's Chapel, March 15, 1965 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b3q0q] - - Selma to Montgomery March, 1965, part 5 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b2s7t][Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b2s6p] - - Selma to Montgomery March, 1965, part 8 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b2rm7] - - Selma to Montgomery March, 1965, press conference with Andrew J. Young, Hosea Williams, C.T. Vivian, Ivanhoe Donaldson, Rosenthal discussing arrests of protesters (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b2wkh][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b2wns] - - Selma to Montgomery March, 1965, press conference discussing march (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4mx6][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4mqc] - - Selma to Montgomery March, 1965, Reel A (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9nbm4] - - Selma to Montgomery March, 1965, Reel B (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9nbn8] - - Selma to Montgomery March, 1965, Reel C (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9nbtz] - - Selma to Montgomery March, 1965, singing "We Shall Overcome" at Selma Courthouse, March 1965 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b2s0v] - - Selma to Montgomery March, 1965, singing songs and various speeches, March 1965 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b3qpg][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b3qhs] - - Selma to Montgomery March, 1965, Tuesday Massacre, interviews with victims of Bloody Sunday (March 7) and street meeting with Ray Butts (original: open reel tape)

612 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b3wwt][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b3wsd] - - Selma to Montgomery March, 1965, unknown moderator at mass meeting, singing freedom songs, directions to marchers regarding getting arrested (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b3q5d] - - Selma to Montgomery March, 1965, various reports about attack on Leo Haley, a student from Boston, Massachusetts, in Selma, Alabama (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4mw2] - - Selma to Montgomery March, 1965, Viola Liuzzo Memorial in Selma, Alabama on June 19, 1965 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4mrh][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4mn3] - - Selma to Montgomery March, 1985, four public service announcements, March 3-7, 1985 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b3qm6] - - Selma to Montgomery March, 20th anniversary (Selma, Alabama), March 3, 1985: speeches by Joseph E. Lowery, Coretta Scott King, Albert Turner, Benjamin Hooks, and others (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 94tdq][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 94t99] - - Selma to Montgomery March, 20th anniversary (Lowndes County, Alabama), March 4, 1985: Joseph E. Lowery speech (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9xxg][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9xzm] - - Selma to Montgomery March, 20th anniversary (Lowndes County, Alabama), March 5, 1985: speech by Dick Gregory (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 94smf][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 94sr0] - - Selma to Montgomery March, 20th anniversary (Lowndes County, Alabama), March 6, 1985: interviews with participants, Albert Turner and others (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9mm7c] - - Selma to Montgomery March, 20th Anniversary, March 7, 1985 [tape 1]: speeches by John Alfred, Alvin Holmes, and William (Bill) Pollard, Bernice King, Johnnie Carr, John Lewis, and others (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kn54][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kn40] - - Selma to Montgomery March, 20th Anniversary, March 7, 1985 [tape 2]: rally speeches by Joseph E. Lowery, Geraldine Thompson, Coretta Scott King, Jesse Jackson and Dick Gregory (original: audio cassette)

613 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kncz][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9knbt] - - Selma to Montgomery March, 20th Anniversary, March 1985: Joseph E. Lowery promotional tape (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbn83] - - Selma to Montgomery March, 20th Anniversary, March 1985: Joseph E. Lowery speech (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id ] - - Smythe, Hugh H., "Black Influence in American Foreign Affairs," Atlanta University Charter Day speech and Morris D. Charles, Vietnam Prisoner of War (POW), undated (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id ] - - Songs of Selma, WNEW, radio program on the March from Selma to Montgomery through songs, 1965 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4fgw] - - Sounds from Selma, excerpts from memorial for James Reed, interviews of victims of Bloody Sunday, singing freedom songs, 1965 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4jp1] - - Sounds from Selma, excerpts of interviews with marchers, undated (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b3wr8] - - Sounds from Selma, introductory lead in and chants of marchers, 1965 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b3wtj] - - Sounds from Selma, program on the Selma to Montgomery March and Bloody Sunday (March 7, 1965) with participants in the march speaking about their experiences, a recording of the memorial service for James Reeb with Ralph David Abernathy speaking, and other recorded clips from the event, 1965 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b2x4t] - - Southside High School, SCLC student program with speakers, undated (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbwnb][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbwpg] - - Steele, Charles Kenzie, funeral service, August 1980 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbvkz][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbvm3] - - Stein, W.S., introduction of Andrew J. Young (but no recording of the actual speech) and clip of Ralph David Abernathy's statement on elevation to SCLC Presidency and statement of rededication, 1968 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4jdx]

614 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - Summer Conference on Community Organizing and Political Education Project (SCOPE), interviews with orientation attendees in Atlanta, 1965 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b3nd5] - - Summit with Joseph E. Lowery, Cornel West, and other leaders with introductions by Ed Gordon, undated (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id ] - - Taylor, Fred, and other SCLC officials meeting with a woman seeking support in relation to her daughter's suicide, undated (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbzt7] - - Taylor, Fred, speech before a protest march in Vidalia, Georgia, September 18, 1990 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbvzg] - - Third Baptist Church (San Francisco, California), Conference on Jim Jones, the Jonestown Guyana tragedy and black communities, circa 1978, part ?-? (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb31g][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb32m] - - Third Baptist Church (San Francisco, California), Conference on Jim Jones, the Jonestown Guyana tragedy and black communities, circa 1978, part 3-4 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbrdz][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbrf3] - - Third Baptist Church (San Francisco, California), Conference on Jim Jones, the Jonestown Guyana tragedy and black communities, circa 1978, part 5-6 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbs53][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbs67] - - Third Baptist Church (San Francisco, California), Conference on Jim Jones, the Jonestown Guyana tragedy and black communities, circa 1978, part 9-10 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbrg7][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbrhc] - - Third Baptist Church, Conference on Jim Jones, the Jonestown Guyana tragedy and black communities, circa 1978, part 13-14 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbrkn][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbrms] - - Third Baptist Church (San Francisco, California), Conference on Jim Jones, the Jonestown Guyana tragedy and black communities, circa 1978, part 15-16 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbq1b][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbq2g] - - Turner, Ted, meeting with Joseph E. Lowery and other SCLC officials relating to exclusion in baseball, undated (original: audio cassette)

615 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbzs3] - - Unidentified individual, speech, undated (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 94sk9] - - Unidentified individuals, taped telephone conversation, undated (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbw20][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbw34] - - United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A., Division of Radio and Television, excerpt of a Presbyterian minister speaking about participating in civil rights demonstrations, July 1969 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4rnh] - - Unknown man speaking about experiences as a Prisoner of War in Vietnam during the Carter Administration, circa 1977-1981; press conference with Andrew Young discussing new policies as mayor of Atlanta, circa 1982-1990; Carol Anne McBride from the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation of Atlanta discussing putting a bill before Congress, undated; SCLC official (Joseph E. Lowery?) being interviewed during the Annual Convention, undated; press conference with Andrew J. Young during his campaign for re-election, circa 1986; report of the nominating committee with Joseph E. Lowery speaking as newly elected President, 20th Annual National Convention, August 18, 1977 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9mm3t] - - Unknown speaker, Speech on class distinctions within the black community, undated (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bmppd] - - Unknown speaker, Speech on lack of confidence in the government and social malaise, undated (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bmprp] - - Unknown speakers, Women being interviewed about course at Columbia University on community engagement, undated (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bmpst] - - Vidalia, Georgia, panel discusion at SCLC event about police brutality, poverty, and civil rights), undated (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 94szt][Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 94swj] - - Vivian, C.T., soliciting questions for discussion at a workshop, Selma, Alabama, July 1969 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b2s5j] - - Voices of Anniston, recordings of five musical selections, undated (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4rfp]

616 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - WTRA (Radio station: Springfield, Illinois), interviews by Mbanna Kantako (originally named DeWayne Readus) with victims of police brutality, Springfield, Illinois, February 1989 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bnbdb][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bnbb2] - - Walker, Wyatt T., speech about collapse of the communism in Dallas, Texas, 1989 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bmnzd] - - Williams, Hosea, 1966 July 22, speaking at rally in Mississippi [poor quality] (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b3nhk] - - Williams, Hosea, 1969 July, press conference on WAGA-TV and statement on Americus, Georgia murder (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b2rk3] - - Williams, Hosea, 1969 June 12, Robert Finch (Secretary of the U.S. Health, Education, and Welfare) and Coretta Scott King at mass meeting (Washington, D.C.) (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9n6mq] - - Williams, Hosea, 1971 circa, meeting about the Poor Peoples Campaign and voting rights (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 99pnm] - - Williams, Hosea, 1978 circa, discussing firing of Reggie Eaves as Public Safety Commissioner in Atlanta (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b32k3] - - Williams, Juanita, interview relating to the effect of visit to Vietnam orphanages of mixed race children that lead to the establishment of Viet-American Children's Program, February 2, 1972 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4f4h] - - Wings of Hope Anti-Drug Program, Orlando Planning Conference, Jim Gurule, Justice Department, circa 1992 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bb3sh] - - Wings of Hope Anti-Drug Program, Orlando Planning Conference, Tony Evans, Justice Department, circa 1992 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbnt9][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbnvf] - - Wings of Hope Anti-Drug Program, Orlando Planning Conference, Tony Evans, Justice Department, circa 1992 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbnwk] - - World AIDS Day, December 1, 1983 (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbr09][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbr1f] - - World AIDS Day, undated (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b9w0n]

617 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - Yale Divinity student in an argument with a man outside a church that discriminates based on skin color and a discussion about techniques for using audio equipment, undated [poor quality] (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b2wq2][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b2wr6] - - Yazoo, Mississippi, Bill Vaugn of the UPI interviewing Ted Alexander who was sent by the Klu Klux Klan to observe march, ca. June 1966 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b2rph] - - Young, Andrew J., 1965 August 11, reel 3 (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b2b6b] - - Young, Andrew J., 1970 circa, film promos for King: A Filmed Record from Montgomery to Memphis (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4f13] - - Young, Andrew J., 1972 May 10, Hungry Club Forum (original: open reel tape) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id b4rj3] - - Young, Andrew J., 1976 December 23, speech at Hungry Club Forum (Atlanta, Georgia) (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kv2b][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id 9kv16] - - Young, Andrew, 1977 circa, speech at Salem Baptist Church (Atlanta, Georgia) (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bn8mz] - - Young, Andrew J., 1986 August 21, public service announcement "I'm Mayor Andrew Young" and March Against Thugs and Drugs (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbmvb][Digital/ digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbmwg] - - Youth Empowerment Conference, (Charleston, South Carolina), October 12, 1993, part 2: Joseph E. Lowery speaker (original: audio cassette) [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bbxb6]

618 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Subseries 19.3 Video recordings, 1959-2004

Scope and Content Note The series consists of video recordings of SCLC events and people and clips of television programs and news. The recordings include speeches by and ceremonies relating to several SCLC leaders, such as Ralph David Abernathy, Walter Fauntroy, Martin Luther King, Jr., Martin Luther King, III, Coretta Scott King, Joseph E. Lowery and E. Randel Osburn, and civil rights activists like Dick Gregory. The bulk of the series pertains to video recordings of SCLC sponsored programs and events, especially the annual National Conventions, the Drum Major for Justice Awards Dinner (1981), the National Conference on AIDS (1987), the Poor People's Hearing (1987) and SCLC/W.O.M.E.N. Conferences on AIDS. The series also includes clips of television news reports about SCLC's activities and television programs about the civil rights movement and issues. The series also includes an historical compilation entitled, "SCLC 1959-1968.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Box Folder Content - - ABC News program, "The American Agenda: story on ability tracking in education," September 6, 1990; CBS News Program, "60 Minutes" on racial tracking, undated; PBS Program, "Frontline: A Class Divided," undated [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pn995] - - British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) program, "BBC News," report on Ku Klux Klan, circa 1980; ABC News Program, "Nightline," report on acquittal of Klansmen and Nazis in Greensboro, North Carolina, circa 1980; "20/20," report on child murders in Atlanta, Georgia, circa 1980s [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pn9h0] - - Black Leadership Forum, C-SPAN, December 28, 1994 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pn9cf] - - Black Leadership Forum, Minority Setaside Conference, Part 2, April 7-8, 1989: Joseph Lowery on legislative and judicial means to fight discrimination, Supreme Court ruling on discrimination in Richmond, Atlanta's Minority Business Initiative [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pn9fq] - - Black Leadership Forum, Minority Setaside Conference, Part 2, April 7-8, 1989 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pn9dk] - - Boycott against Coca-Cola, news stories from WSB-TV and WXIA, Jacksonville, Florida, August 14, 1986; Drug Rally, September 19, 1986; Poor People's Campaign, undated [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pn9gv] - - Channel 8 program, "The Destruction of the Negro Leagues," undated [separated from Joseph E. Lowery Correspondence, September 1-4, 1993, letter from Al Henry, September 2, 1993]

619 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pn9j4] - - Channel 1 news program, "The Clash at Central: The Little Rock Nine," Central High School, Little Rock, Arkansas, September 26, 1997; Channel 1 news program, "Justice for All: The Sit-in Movement," January, 1998 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pn9k8] - - Chitwood, Marti, audition tape, KDEB, undated, [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pn9md] - - Chitwood, Marti, August 6, 1986, stand-up on teen pregnancy (raw footage); Ron Sailor interviewing people about election and voter apathy in Atlanta, Georgia [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pn9pp] - - Chitwood, Marti, raw footage for news story on police shooting, undated [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pn9nj] - - Cowen, Julia and Ozella Dyer, 1995, "Invisible Giants: Unsung Heroines," Kentucky State University, Frankfort, Kentucky [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pn6fd] - - Donahue, Phil, "War and Violence, Act 4," Nexus Productions, Inc., undated [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pn9s3] - - Drum Major for Justice Awards Dinner, 1981, Tape 1: Joseph Lowery [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pn9qt] - - Drum Major for Justice Awards Dinner, 1981, Tape 2: Coretta Scott King and others [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pn9rz] - - Drum Major for Justice Awards Dinner, 1981, Tape 3: Evelyn Lowery, Yvonne Delk, Johnnie Coleman and Leontine Kelly [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id png54] - - Drum Major for Justice Awards Dinner, 1981, Tape 4: Shirley Caesar [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id png7d] - - Drum Major for Justice Awards Dinner, 1981, Tape 5: Joseph Lowery [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id png68] - - Drum Major for Justice Awards Dinner, 1981, Tape 6: [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id png8j] - - Fulani, Lenore, March 1988, "Evening Exchange" [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pn9wh] - - Georgia News SCLC Broadcast, International Children's Christmas Festival, Hasenfus and Basketball Fund, undated [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pn9xn] - - Gregory, Dick, speech at New Hope Baptist Church, with Jesse Goodwin, undated [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pn9zs] - - Gun Buy Back Program, news report from WGNX on press conference after death of Demario Johnson, undated [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnb01]

620 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - Gun Buy Back Program, news reports and footage of Gun Buy Back Program, rally and press conference protesting the actions of Justice Craig Wright, undated [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnb15] - - Gun Buy Back Program, news reports from Fox 5 and WSB-TV, undated [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnb29] - - Gun Buy Back Program, news reports from Metro Monitor, WRBL 6 PM and WTVM 6 PM, January 27, 2001 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnb3f] - - Gun Buy Back Program, two news reports from WSB News, undated [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnb4k] - - King Farris, Christine, Coretta Scott King, John Lewis, Martin Luther King III and Joseph L. Roberts, SCLC Easter Sunday (frontal view), undated [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnb5q] - - King Farris, Christine, Coretta Scott King, John Lewis, Martin Luther King III and Joseph L. Roberts, SCLC Easter Sunday (side view), undated, [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnb6v] - - King, Bernice, Lorraine Jacques White, Debra Landsberg, Doris Graf Smith, Joseph L. Roberts Jr., E. Randel Osburn, Coretta Scott King and Johnnetta B. Cole, Service, 1997 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnb70] - - King, Coretta Scott and Joseph Lowery, marches and speeches, undated [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnb84] - - King, Martin Luther, III, August 28, 1998, speech at Martin Luther King, Jr. Street Dedication [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnbcj] - - King, Martin Luther, III, 1999, interview about the 42nd Annual SCLC Convention, Charleston, South Carolina; Randolph's Journal: interviews with Christine O. Jackson and Robert Woods, Charleston, South Carolina, 1999 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnbbd] - - King, Martin Luther, III and Rosa Parks, September 24, 2002, press conference [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnb98] - - King, Martin Luther, III, February 28, 2003, "An Old Fashioned Mass Meeting," Virginia State Unit SCLC [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnbdp] - - King, Martin Luther, III, undated, "Vision for the New Millennium," Martin Luther King, III, Gun Buy Back, undated [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnbft] - - King, Martin Luther, Jr., "I Have a Dream," speech [edited, with timecode] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnbgz] - - Kingfest, Ellen McIlwaine, undated; Jesse Hill Jr. at unknown SCLC event, undated [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnbh3]

621 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - Love, Albert E., November 20, 1986, introduction to Dr. Chambale [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnbj7] - - Lowery, Joseph and Dick Gregory, SCLC conference, public hearing on banking and redlining, undated [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnbmh] - - Lowery, Joseph E. and E. Randel Osburn, speeches at an unidentified church with several choirs performing, undated [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnbnn] - - Lowery, Joseph E., circa late 1980s, program on SCLC's efforts fighting poverty across race lines [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id png9p] - - Lowery, Joseph E., September 23, 1983, interviewed by Harold Dow [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnc04] - - Lowery, Joseph E., January 29, 1985, speech at Clark College Freshman Assembly [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnbwm] - - Lowery, Joseph E., February 11, 1986, speech in Scotland County, North Carolina [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnbs6] - - Lowery, Joseph E. and Andrew Young, news reports from WSB, WXIA and TV5 about Coca-Cola pulling out of South Africa; CNN program, "Take Two," interview with Joseph Lowery, September 17, 1986; Phil Donahue apology to Joseph Lowery [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnbkc] - - Lowery, Joseph E., circa 1989, speech at the National Urban League Conference, "Liberty and Justice: The Civil Rights Agenda for the 1990s" [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnbr2] - - Lowery, Joseph E., January 14, 1989, "Remembering Martin: A Celebrate the Differences Special," King Broadcasting Company [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnbtb] - - Lowery, Joseph E., June 8, 1989, speech at Atlanta Town Meeting: Sanctions, WATL Productions, Atlanta, Georgia [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnbxr] - - Lowery, Joseph E., 1990, speech at Strike at Delta Pride, "UFCW and Civil Rights: A Coalition of Conscience" [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnbqx] - - Lowery, Joseph E., January 17, 1995, speech in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. at the University of Mississippi [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnbvg] - - Lowery, Joseph E. and Walter Fauntroy, 1996, Supreme Court School Desegregation Decision Observation [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnbps]

622 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - Lowery, Joseph E., press conference to North Carolina, Sirkin return from North Carolina and Sergio, undated [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnbzw] - - Lowery, Joseph E., speech at South Fulton High School, undated [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnc3j] - - Lowery, Joseph E., speech with Barry Grant at anti-drug rally, Thomasville, Georgia, undated [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnc4p] - - Lowery-Osborne, Cheryl, July 17, 1986, miscellaneous raw footage in SCLC- related locations in Atlanta, Georgia and Jacksonville, Florida, Clara White Mission Distribution Center, Tape 3 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnc5t] - - March (Montgomery, Alabama), March 11, 2000, including Spivey Gordon, Roxanne Gregory, , Senator Charles Steele, Martin Luther King III, Al Sharpton and Hosea Williams [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnc6z] - - Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemorative Program, Sixth Avenue Baptist Church, Birmingham, Alabama, January 20, 1986 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnc73] - - Martin Luther King, Jr. conspiracy trial, news stories from CNN, Fox 5, WGNX 46, 11 Alive, WSB-TV, NBC's The Early Show, Both Sides with Jesse Jackson, featuring several SCLC personnel, December 10-13, 1999 [Subtitle: SCLC personnel featured: , Coretta Scott King, Christine King Farris, John Lewis, Hosea Williams, Joseph Lowery, Martin Luther King III, Bernice King, William Pepper, Gerald Posner, Shirley Barnhardt, Jesse Jackson and Michael Myers] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id ppc06] - - Martin Luther King, Jr. conspiracy trial, news stories from WSB-TV and Fox5, December 8, 1999 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnc87] - - Martin Luther King, Jr. program, Durane Byrd, North Carolina, 1990 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pn6gj] - - National Conference on AIDS, May 29, 1987, Tape 1: Walter Fauntroy, Evans Crawford and Evelyn Lowery [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pncg2] - - National Conference on AIDS, May 29, 1987, Tape 2: Dr. Herbert Nickens, David Clark and Dr. Donald Hopkins [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pncbh] - - National Conference on AIDS, May 29, 1987, Tape 4: Norm Nickens and Ron Jenkins [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pncds] - - National Conference on AIDS, May 29, 1987, Tape 5: Ron Jenkins, Craig Harris and Joseph E. Lowery

623 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pncfx] - - National Conference on AIDS, May 29, 1987, Tape 6: Joseph E. Lowery [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnccn] - - National Conference on AIDS, May 29-30, 1987, Tape 7: Joseph E. Lowery, workshop on AIDS [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnch6] - - National Conference on AIDS, May 30, 1987, Tape 8: Joseph E. Lowery, workshop on AIDS [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pncmm] - - National Conference on AIDS, May 30, 1987, Tape 11 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnckg] - - National Conference on AIDS, May 30, 1987, Tape 12: "Til Death Do Us Part," Everyday Theater Youth Ensemble [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pncjb] - - National Convention, 27th Annual (Charlotte, North Carolina), August 15-18, 1984: Walter Fauntroy, Joseph Lowery, Coretta Scott King and Martin Luther King, III, banquet; March (Charlotte, North Carolina), Coretta Scott King and others, undated [subtitle: Marchers include Johnny Ford, Dick Gregory and Joseph Lowery] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id ppc1b] - - National Convention, 29th Annual (Jacksonville, Alabama), August 1986, Tape 1: Xernona Clayton, Rosa Parks and Bob Graham, banquet [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pncs9] - - National Convention, 29th Annual (Jacksonville, Alabama), August 1986, Tape 2: Miss Black America, Denise Lee, banquet [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pncr5] - - National Convention, 29th Annual (Jacksonville, Alabama), August 1986, Tape 3: Curtis Harris and Douglas Wilder, banquet [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pncq1] - - National Convention, 29th Annual (Jacksonville, Alabama), August 1986, Tape 4: Joseph Lowery and Mitch Schneider, banquet [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnctf] - - National Convention, 29th Annual (Jacksonville, Alabama), August 1986, Tape 5: Joseph Lowery, Dick Gregory and Coretta Scott King, banquet [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pncvk] - - National Convention, 29th Annual (Jacksonville, Alabama), August 14-15, 1986: news stories on SCLC Annual Convention, Joseph Lowery and Dick Gregory; Drug Presentation, October 1, 1986; "A Challenge to Youth: Choose Poverty or Progress," August 15, 1986, [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pncnr] - - National Convention, 29th Annual (Jacksonville, Alabama), August 1986: banquet [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pncpw]

624 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - National Convention, 30th Annual (New Orleans, Louisiana), August 11-14, 1987, Tape 1: Joseph Lowery, press conference [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pngx5] - - National Convention, 30th Annual (New Orleans, Louisiana), August 11-14, 1987, Tape 2: Joseph Lowery, press conference [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pngz9] - - National Convention, 30th Annual (New Orleans, Louisiana), August 1987, Part 1 (front view): banquet [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pngqb] - - National Convention, 30th Annual (New Orleans, Louisiana), August 1987, Part 2 (front view): banquet including Martin Luther King, III [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pngp6] - - National Convention, 30th Annual (New Orleans, Louisiana), August 1987, Part 3 (front view): banquet including Coretta Scott King [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pngmx] - - National Convention, 30th Annual (New Orleans, Louisiana), August 1987, Part 4 (front view): banquet [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pngrg] - - National Convention, 30th Annual (New Orleans, Louisiana), August 1987, Part 5 (front view): banquet, including Dick Gregory, Joseph Lowery, John Conyers, Dully Berwell and Anne Braden, Part 5 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pngn2] - - National Convention, 30th Annual (New Orleans, Louisiana), August 1987, Part 1 (side view): banquet [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pngsm] - - National Convention, 30th Annual (New Orleans, Louisiana), August 1987, Part 2 (side view): banquet [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pngtr] - - National Convention, 30th Annual (New Orleans, Louisiana), August 1987, Part 3 (side view): banquet [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pngvw] - - National Convention, 30th Annual (New Orleans, Louisiana), August 1987, Part 4 (side view): banquet [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pngw1] - - National Convention, 30th Annual (New Orleans, Louisiana), August 1987, Part 5 (side view): concert, Joseph Lowery appears [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnh2t] - - National Convention, 30th Annual (New Orleans, Louisiana), August 1987: banquet (another side view), including Joseph Lowery [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pngks] - - National Convention, 30th Annual (New Orleans, Louisiana), August 1987: concert, Shirley Murdock and Ramsey Lewis [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnh7h]

625 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - National Convention, 30th Annual (New Orleans, Louisiana), August 1987: concert, Shirley Murdock, Part 1 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnh57] - - National Convention, 30th Annual (New Orleans, Louisiana), August 1987: concert, Shirley Murdock, Part 2 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnh8n] - - National Convention, 30th Annual (New Orleans, Louisiana), August 1987: concert, Shirley Murdock, Part 3 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnh43] - - National Convention, 30th Annual (New Orleans, Louisiana), August 1987: concert, Tape 3 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnh3z] - - National Convention, 30th Annual (New Orleans, Louisiana), August 1987: concert, Tape 4 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnh0j] - - National Convention, 30th Annual (New Orleans, Louisiana), August 1987: concert, Joseph Lowery closing remarks, Tape 6 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnh1p] - - National Convention, 30th Annual (New Orleans, Louisiana), August 1987: "Poor People's Hearing" [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pngbt] - - National Convention, 30th Annual (New Orleans, Louisiana), August 1987: Joseph Lowery public service announcements (raw footage); SCLC/WOMEN, AIDS public service announcements, July 1987; Marti Chitwood voiceovers for AIDS and Poor People's Crusade documentaries, 1987, [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnh9s] - - National Convention, 31st Annual (Washington, D.C.), August 24-26, 1988: Walter Fauntroy and Joseph Lowery, opening ceremony and presidential address at Shiloh Baptist Church, [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pncwq] - - National Convention, 32nd Annual (Atlanta, Georgia), August 16, 1989, Tape 1: Dan Quayle, Joseph E. Lowery, Walter Fauntroy and Colin Powell [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pndf1] - - National Convention, 32nd Annual (Atlanta, Georgia), August 16, 1989, Tqape 2: Youth Oratory competition, Rev. John Nettles, Evelyn Lowery and E. Randel Osburn [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnd2h] - - National Convention, 32nd Annual (Atlanta, Georgia), August 16, 1989, Tape 3: Walter Fauntroy [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnd07] - - National Convention, 32nd Annual (Atlanta, Georgia), August 16, 1989, Tape 4: Walter Fauntroy [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnd1c]

626 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - National Convention, 32nd Annual (Atlanta, Georgia), August 16, 1989, Tape 5 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pncz0] - - National Convention, 32nd Annual (Atlanta, Georgia), August 16, 1989, Tape 6: Joseph Lowery [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pncxv] - - National Convention, 32nd Annual (Atlanta, Georgia), August 16-17, 1989, Tape 7: Dick Gregory and Joseph Lowery [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnd3n] - - National Convention, 32nd Annual (Atlanta, Georgia), August 17, 1989, Tape 8: Joseph Lowery, Dick Gregory and Evelyn Lowery [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnd5x] - - National Convention, 32nd Annual (Atlanta, Georgia), August 17, 1989, Tape 9: Evelyn Lowery and Joseph Lowery; AIDS play, SCLC/W.O.M.E.N. Luncheon [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnd4s] - - National Convention, 32nd Annual (Atlanta, Georgia), August 17-18, 1989, Tape 11: Dick Gregory, Joseph Lowery, Cultural Night [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnd62] - - National Convention, 32nd Annual (Atlanta, Georgia), August 18, 1989, Tape 12: Joseph Lowery and Mitchell Boyd [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnd8b] - - National Convention, 33rd Annual (Richmond, Virginia), August 6, 1990: Joseph E. Lowery presidential address, "SCLC: The Contemporary Chapter" [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pndh9] - - National Convention, 39th Annual (Detroit, Michigan), August, 1996: Education Tracking Workshop [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pndjf] - - National Convention, 40th Annual (Atlanta, Georgia), July 29, 1997: Joseph Lowery presidential address, opening session [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pndkk] - - National Convention, 42nd Annual (Charleston, South Carolina), 1999: press conference, youth luncheon, educational forum and banquet [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pndmq] - - National Convention, 44th Annual (Cleveland, Ohio), July 2002: promos featuring Martin Luther King III, Mildred Astride (First Lady of Haiti), Dick Gregory and Coretta Scott King, The Word Network [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pndnv] - - National Convention, 46th Annual (Jacksonville, Florida), July 31-August 4, 2004: "Truth and Justice: The Gateway to Equality" [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pndp0] - - NBC program, "Nightly News ," on the death of Tiffany Harderson and the 25th anniversary of Martin Luther King's assassination, April 1, 1993; ABC program, "World News Tonight," on unemployed construction workers in Los Angeles, California, 1992

627 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pndq4] - - NBC program, "The Today Show," debate on gun control with Bryant Gumbel, Joe Hicks and Roy Innis, 1992; Joseph Lowery touring Florida after Hurricane Andrew, September 7, 1992 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pndr8] - - New Zion Baptist Church sermons, tape 1, Fauntroy, Walter, Reverend Lawrence Landrum and Reverend Smith, sermons at New Zion Baptist Church, undated [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pn9vc] - - New Zion Baptist Church sermons, tape 3, Fauntroy, Walter, Dr. S.L. Harvey, Rev. John Nettles and Rev. Jew Don Boney, undated [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pn9t7] - - New Zion Baptist Church sermons, tape 4, Lowery, Joseph E., undated [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnc18] - - New Zion Baptist Church sermons, tape 5, Lowery, Joseph E., undated [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnc2d] - - New Zion Baptist Church sermons, tape 6, Abernathy, Ralph David, Walter Fauntroy and Joseph Lowery, undated [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pn9b9] - - North Carolina SCLC State Convention, Charlotte, North Carolina, May 15, 1987, Tape 2 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pngd3] - - North Carolina SCLC State Convention, Charlotte, North Carolina, May 16, 1987, luncheon with Rev. Curtis Harris and Rev. Albert E. Love, Tape 4 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pngcz] - - One Person, One Vote, One Goal: Freedom, documentary on South Africa, undated [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pn981] - - Osburn, E. Randel, church service with several speeches and gospel numbers, undated; news story on drugs in Baltimore, January 14, 1989; Rally, "Justice for Janitors," December 1987 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pndtj] - - Osburn, E. Randel, undated [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pn6hp] - - Osburn, E. Randel, 1997, sermon at Martin Luther King, Jr. Ecumenical Service, Ebenezer Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnc9c] - - PBS Program, "Late Night America," with Joseph Lowery and Pendelton, January 29, 1985 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pndvp] - - Pilgrimage Against Poverty, August 9, 1987 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pndwt] - - Police Brutality Hearing, undated [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pndxz]

628 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - Police Brutality, Dayton, Ohio, Part 1, Walter Fauntroy, Dick Gregory and Martin Luther King, III, circa 1997 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnf1g] - - Police Brutality, Dayton, Ohio, Part 2, Dick Gregory, Martin Luther King, III and Walter Fauntroy, circa 1997 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnf0b] - - Police Brutality, Riverside, California, Reverend Al Sharpton, Dick Gregory and Martin Luther King, III, undated [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pndz3] - - Poor People's Crusade, Dr. Claude Young and Dr. Sandra Robinson, undated [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnf2m] - - Poor People's Crusade, Rally, April 14, 1986, Part 1 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnf3r] - - Poor People's Hearing, 1987, Tape 2, [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnf4w] - - Poor People's Hearing, 1987, Tape 3, [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnf51] - - Rallies, news reports from WSB, CNN and ABC on SCLC rallies, voting, Rappin' For Our Future, Joseph Lowery, Jesse Jackson, Phil Donahue, August- November 1986 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnf65] - - Rally (Fort Valley State College, Fort Valley, Georgia), September 24, 1988, rally with several speakers, Joseph Lowery closing remarks [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnf79] - - Rally (Washington, D.C.), May 30, 1984, "Rally for Religious Freedom," with co-chairmen Dr. Tim Lahaye and Dr. Joseph E. Lowery [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnf8f] - - Rally, "South African Freedom Rally," March 19, 1984, rally at Shiloh Baptist Church with Joseph Lowery [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnf9k] - - SCLC 1959-1968, Tape 1 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pngf7] - - SCLC 1959-1968, Tape 2 clips from Montgomery and Americus, undated, [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnghh] - - SCLC 1959-1968, Tape 3 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnggc] - - SCLC 1959-1968, Tape 4, Martin Luther King, Jr. speeches, Ku Klux Klan march, news report on Fourth of July parade in Atlanta, Georgia, 1987 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pngjn] - - SCLC Board of Directors luncheon (New Orleans, Louisiana), August 1987: Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis Jr. performing [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnhbx]

629 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - SCLC Presidential Inauguration of Martin Luther King, III, Landover, Maryland, July 25, 1998, including Robert Franklin, Tom Joyner, Fred Shuttlesworth, Coretta Scott King and other King family, Tape 2 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnfbq] - - SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., "A Salute to South African Women featuring Winnie Mandela," June 27, 1990 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnfcv] - - SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., AIDS Conference, (Augusta, Georgia), 1987, Tape 1: Evelyn Lowery, Larry Nelson and Bernard Bridges [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnfjj] - - SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., AIDS Conference, (Augusta, Georgia), 1987, Tape 2: Bernard Bridges and Mary Chamberland [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnfg8] - - SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., AIDS Conference, (Augusta, Georgia), 1987, Tape 3: Evelyn Lowery and Joseph Lowery [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnfhd] - - SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., AIDS Conference, (Augusta, Georgia), 1987, Tape 4: Joseph Lowery [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnfnz] - - SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., AIDS Conference, (Augusta, Georgia), 1987, Tape 5: Joseph Lowery [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnfp3] - - SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., AIDS Conference, (Augusta, Georgia), 1987, Tape 6: Evelyn Lowery [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnfkp] - - SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., AIDS Conference, (Augusta, Georgia), 1987, Tape 7 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnfd0] - - SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., AIDS Conference, (Augusta, Georgia), 1987, Tape 8 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnff4] - - SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., AIDS Conference, (Augusta, Georgia), 1987: Joseph Lowery and Marti Chitwood, news report; The Mozelle Patterson Gospel Hour [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnfmt] - - SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., AIDS Conference, December 1, 1989, Tape 1: Dr. Lowery/ Youth, Dr. Floyd, Imani Thompson and Mildred Pearson [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnfq7] - - SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., AIDS Conference, December 1, 1989, Tape 2: Loretta Hale and Vicky Mays, teenage panel [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnfrc] - - SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., Annual Convention, August 14, 1986: interviews with Ms. Mildred Bell, Ms. Gwendolyn Campbell, Mrs. Joann Cousin and Tracy Thompson [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnfsh]

630 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] - - SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., Annual Convention, August 14, 1986: Luncheon, Rosa Parks, Tape 1 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnftn] - - SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., Civil Rights tour, undated, Tape 2 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pn6c4] - - SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., Luncheon, awards ceremony featuring Martin Luther King, III, Joseph Lowery and Andrew Young, award recipients include Rep. John Conyers, 1987 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnfvs] - - SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., Luncheon, undated, Tape 2, [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnfwx] - - SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., 33 Eyewitness News on SCLC/W.O.M.E.N. Advisory Board, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, January 31, 1991 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnfx2] - - SCLC/YAADAP, Mercury Morris and Theo Bell: Chemical Abuse Program, Gibbs High School, St. Petersburg, Florida, April 15, 1986 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnfz6] - - Selma to Montgomery marches, news report on SCLC's plans to commemorate and recreate marches, February 26, 1995 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pn6pc] - - Stop the Killing/End the Violence, 1992, SCLC Youth and Student Affairs Department [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id png0f] - - Tallahassee (Florida), SCLC Chapter, 43rd Anniversary, May 30, 1999 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id png1k] - - Templo Fey Victoria Church Explosion, news report, October 29, 1998 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pndsd] - - Tour of Civil Rights Museum, Ebenezer Baptist Church, Birmingham, Alabama, March 12, 1994 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id png2q] - - Unidentified television program on Malcolm X, Martin Luther King, Jr., and the Civil Rights Movement, undated [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id png3v] - - WXIA-TV, Public service announcements on AIDS, Marti Chitwood, Evelyn Lowery and Joseph Lowery, Atlanta, Georgia, January 20, 1986 [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id png40]

631 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Series 20 Artifacts and memorabilia, 1968-2001 Boxes 900 - 912

Scope and Content Note The series consists of the artifacts and memorabilia of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, as well as some objects relating to other organizations and initiatives. The series is comprised mostly of materials relating to SCLC's National Convention, such as pens, pencils, buttons, and ribbons. Also included are bumper stickers, banners, buttons and other items relating to SCLC programs and events. Of particular interest are street signs from Resurrection City.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order by item type.

SCLC artifacts and memorabilia Box Folder Content 900 - Banners, "The Coca Cola Company Welcomes You to the Southern Christian Leadership Conference" 900 - Banners, "Get Out and Vote Y'all" 902 - Banners, "Martin Luther King III, President" 901 - Banners, National Convention, 39th annual, 1996 901 - Banners, National Convention, 41st annual, 1998 902 - Banners, Selma to Montgomery March, 30th Anniversary, 1995 902 - Banners, spring board meeting, April 10, 2001 903 - Banners, Stop the Killing, End the Violence 904 - Banners, Stop the Killing, End the Violence, Gun Buy Back, April 6, no date 905 1 Bumper stickers, "Be a Crime Fighter, Not a Statistic" 905 2 Bumper stickers, The Continental Walk for Disarmament and Social Justice, 1976 905 3 Bumper stickers, "Joseph E. Lowery, President" 905 4 Bumper stickers, "Let Us Turn to Each Other, and Not on Each Other" 905 5 Bumper stickers, "Make Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Birthday a National Holiday" 905 6 Bumper stickers, "Martin Luther King Jan. 15" 905 7 Bumper stickers, National Coalition to Extend the Voting Rights Act and Free Maggie Bozeman and Julia Wilder, 1982 905 8 Bumper stickers, National Convention, 16th Annual, 1973 905 9 Bumper stickers, Poor People's Campaign 905 10 Bumper stickers, Southern Christian Leadership Conference Marshal 905 11 Bumper stickers, Stop the Killing, End the Violence 905 12 Buttons, The Continental Walk for Disarmament and Social Justice, 1976

632 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 905 13 Buttons, Lighting the Torch of Conscience, National Pilgrimage for Abolition of the Death Penalty, 1990 905 14 Buttons, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day 905 15 Buttons, Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial 905 16 Buttons, National Conventions, 1982-1994 905 17 Buttons, Poor People's Campaign 905 18 Buttons, other campaigns 905 19 Buttons, Pilgrimage to Washington for Voting Rights, Peace, Economic Justice, 1982 905 20 Buttons, Southern Christian Leadership Conference 905 21 Buttons, Stop the Killing, End the Violence 906 - Collection cans, National Tag Day, 1970 907 1 Decal, Stop the Killing, End the Violence 907 2 Decal, Southern Christian Leadership Conference 907 3 Donor card, National Tag Day, 1970 907 4 Frames, March on Washington, 30th Anniversary 907 5 Gasoline pump mitts, National Convention, 27th annual, 1984 907 6 Hat, The Fairlawn Coalition, Washington, D.C. 907 7 License plate, "In Memoriam Martin Luther King, Jr." 911 - Mugs, National Convention, 43rd annual, 2001 907 8 Name tags, "Call to Manhood, 1993" 907 9 Name tags, God and Freedom Banquet, 1985 907 10 Name tags, Southern Christian Leadership Conference 907 11 Paper hat, Charleston Hospital Workers Strike, Local 1199, Drug and Hospital Union 907 12 Pennant, March on Washington, 1983 907 13 Pens, National Conventions, 1979-1986 907 14 Pens, National Conventions, 1987-1996 907 15 Pens, Southern Christian Leadership Conference 907 16 Pencils, National Convention, 37th annual, 1994 907 17 Pencils, Stop the Killing, End the Violence 907 18 Resurrection City II, banner, 1972 907 19 Ribbons, Joseph Lowery, 1983 907 20 Ribbons, Martin Luther King, Jr., National Birthday Celebration 907 21 Ribbons, National Conventions, 1975-1997 907 22 Rulers, Southern Christian Leadership Conference 908 1 Stamp, Southern Christian Leadership Conference 908 2 Stamp, Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Citizenship Education Program

633 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] 908 3 Stamp, "Southern Christian Leadership Conference, 1957-1987, Our 30th Anniversary" 908 4 Stickers, Lighting the Torch of Conscience, National Pilgrimage for Abolition of the Death Penalty, 1990 908 5 T-shirt, Stop the Killing, End the Violence 909 - Street signs, Resurrection City 910 1 Tote bag, Southern Christian Leadership Conference 910 2 Tote bag, Stop the Killing, End the Violence 910 3 Vest, "Martin Luther King Living the Dream, First National Celebration, 1986" 910 4 Vest, "Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Celebration" 910 5 Visor, Southern Christian Leadership Conference

Other artifacts and memorabilia 912 1 Bumper stickers, "Go to the Polls and Vote" 912 2 Bumper stickers, "Jobs with Justice" 912 3 Bumper stickers, "Save Our Children: Stop the Atlanta Murders, Join the Easter Boycott" 912 4 Bumper stickers, "Thank Me I Voted Clinton/Gore!" 912 5 Bumper stickers, "This House is 100% Registered to Vote. Is Yours?" 912 6 Bumper stickers, "Voting Rights is as American as Apple Pie" 912 7 Buttons, Black History Month, 1989 912 8 Buttons, "Free Billy Dean Smith" 912 9 Buttons, Georgia campaigns 912 10 Buttons, Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change 912 11 Buttons, others 912 12 Buttons, political campaigns 912 13 Buttons, Sweet Auburn Festival, 1990 912 14 Cotton picking sack, National Voting Rights Museum, 21st Century Youth Leadership Development Program 912 15 Fan, "Ben Jones, Martin Luther King III, August 3, 1991" 912 16 Fan, "Mahalia Jackson (1911-1972)" 912 17 Pennant, "Jesse Jackson for President, 1988" 912 18 Tote bag, Committee for Human Rights for Winn-Dixie Employees, Boycott Winn-Dixie, 1985

634 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Series 21 Born digital material, 1980-2002 Box 913, RRL

Scope and Content Note The series consists of a collection of 31 5.25" floppy disks and 103 3.5" floppy disks containing correspondence, invitations, mailing lists, magazine files, photographs, and reports ranging from 1980 to 2002.

Arrangement Note Arranged alphabetically.

Restrictions on Access Special restrictions apply: Access to processed born digital materials is only available in the Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library (the Rose Library). Use of the original digital media is restricted.

Processing Note Forensic disk images were created from the floppy disks using Kryoflux. Individual files were extracted using FTK Imager and scanned for viruses using McAfee’s anti-virus software; none were found. Duplicate and system files have been removed, and files were scanned for personally identifiable information; none were found. Text-based files were migrated to PDF using Adobe Acrobat and image files were migrated to JPG using GIMP. File dates have been changed from the original creation date. Access copies retain original folder titles and file names.

Box Folder Content RRL Access copies of processed born digital material [Reading room access ONLY]

635 Southern Christian Leadership Conference records, 1864-2007 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1083 1968-2003] Series 22 Unprocessed additions Boxes 919 - 1312; OP7-OP12, OP16, OP18-OP19

Scope and Content Note The series consists of unprocessed additions to the Southern Christian Leadership Conference records.

Arrangement Note Unprocessed series.

Restrictions on Access Special restrictions apply: The series is closed to researchers.

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