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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 1/1 Research Papers, Two research papers by the late David Healey. CRHC.IR.001 DIGITA “The Engman Public – CRHC.IR.001a: “The Engman Public Natatorium” L Natatorium” and – CRHC.IR.001b: “The Hering House” “The Hering House,” by David Healey; no date 1/2 Oral History Project, Describes the process for preparing transcriptions for interviews CRHC.IR.002 Guidelines for conducted through the CRHC. No date on the document. Transcriptions; no date 1/3 Photograph, Les Head shot of Dr. Les Lamon, founder and first Director of the CRHC. CRHC.IR.003 Lamon; no date Though the photograph is undated, it is believed to be from the first half of the 2000s. 1/4 Civil Rights Institute Contains drafts of a proposal for the Civil Rights Institute at Indiana CRHC.IR.004 at IUSB; circa 2000 University South Bend, later to become the Civil Rights Heritage Center. to 2001 Also includes pages of notes and various correspondence about the early programs and activities of the CRHC. 1/5 Recording, Focus Contains two recordable compact discs made by the IU South Bend CRHC.IR.005 DIGITA Group; circa 2000 Instructional Media Services (IMS, using code A093) from a source L audiocassette recording a meeting of a focus group assembled before the formation of the Civil Rights Heritage Center. The recording does introduce any of the attendees; however, Dr. Les Lamon's voice can be heard. DIGITAL Civil Rights Heritage Eight-page proposal written by an unknown author (but presumed to be CRHC.IR.435 Center Proposal; either Candice Leuthold or Amy Selner, co-founders of the CRHC) and at circa 2000 an unknown date (but presumed to be late 2000) outlining the proposed Civil Rights Heritage Center at Indiana University South Bend.

1/6 CRHC Staff Agendas, notes, and correspondence for CRHC staff meetings held CRHC.IR.006 Meetings; circa 2000 between 2000 and 2002. to 2002

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 1/7 Proposal, CRHC; Document created by Candice Leuthold and Amy Selner addressed to Dr. CRHC.IR.007 October 19, 2000 Patrick Furlong with the topic, "Graduate Project Proposal." The text identifies Ms. Leuthold and Ms. Selner's inspiration for, and visions of what the Civil Rights Heritage Center would be. Includes what appear to be earlier drafts with suggestions for changed text. 1/8 Vision, Vol. 8 Issue Issue of a magazine for IU South Bend alumni. Includes two interviews CRHC.IR.008 2; Winter 2000 with Alfred Guillaume and Les Lamon, both influential in the creation of the CRHC, speaking on their respective histories and influences of the American civil rights movement. 1/9 Indiana Humanities Correspondence between Nancy Conner and Scott Massey from Indiana CRHC.IR.009 Grant; November 6 Humanities, and Patrick Furlong and Les Lamon from IU South Bend through December 4, regarding an IN Humanities grant supporting a CRHC traveling exhibition. 2000 Contains text that shares the early rationale behind and goals for creating the CRHC. 1/10 Conversations on Program and information about the Conversations on Race program. CRHC.IR.010 Race IV; November Although this one was held before the formation of the CRHC, later 17, 2000 programs included many CRHC participants.

1/11 Letter and Document Letter and documentation about the CRHC’s application for the Indiana CRHC.IR.011 About South Bend Heritage Research Grants to be used to support research into the Civil Civil Rights Rights movement in South Bend. Movement Research; Nov. 21, 2000 1/12 Community Includes correspondence between Rose Meissner, President of the CRHC.IR.012 Foundation of St. Community Foundation of St. Joseph County, and Les Lamon regarding Joseph County the CFSJC's grant to CRHC. Includes a document entitled, "Civil Rights Grant; December 12, Heritage Center: An Update," dated March 31, 2001. 2000 through April 24, 2001

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 1/13 Photographs, Fifteen photographs of students engaged in varied CRHC meetings and CRHC.IR.013 Various CRHC activities. Activities and Meetings; circa 2001

1/14 NULITES; circa 2001 Information about the CRHC’s partnership with the NULITES program of CRHC.IR.014 the Urban League of South Bend. CRHC engaged in presentations on local civil rights and organized a trip to Memphis, Tennessee.

1/15 CRHC Pamphlet; Promotional pamphlet for the CRHC produced by IU South Bend. CRHC.IR.015 circa 2001 SHELF Video, NICH Display; VHS videocassette from WNDU-TV channel 16's local news broadcast CRHC.IR.016 DIGITA circa 2001 with Marilyn Thompson and Julianna Newbill of the Northern Indiana L Center for History (p.d. The History Museum). The two shared information about a display of CRHC photographs. No year is given. Includes a DVD- R taken from the original videocassette. Digital folder includes a ripped MP4 version of the video and a copy of the DVD data.

1/16 Article, "IUSB Clipping of an article in the South Bend Tribune entitled "IUSB center CRHC.IR.017 Center…"; January grows out of trip to civil rights hotbed," written by staff writer Joseph Dits. 10, 2001 1/17 Email, CRHC Staff; Printout of an email from Les Lamon with a forwarded message from CRHC.IR.018 January 18, 2001 Candice Leuthold. Ms. Leuthold outlines positions and personnel of the recently formed Civil Rights Heritage Center. 1/18 Certificate; circa Certificate issued by the Office of Campus Diversity at IU South Bend to CRHC.IR.019 February 2001 the Civil Rights Heritage Center for their participation in a Black History Month art exhibition entitled, "And Still I Rise." 1/19 CFSJC African Newsletter of the Community Foundation of St. Joseph County's African CRHC.IR.020 American American Community Fund. The issue includes a story about the Community Fund; development of the new Civil Rights Heritage Center and the Fund's Spring 2001 investment in it.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 1/20 IU Home Pages, Vol. Issue of the IU newspaper including an article on Les Lamon and the CRHC.IR.021 5 Issue 12; April 13, founding of the CRHC. Also includes an article about the 2000 Freedom 2001 Summer trip. 1/21 Letter from Erika Correspondence from IU Grants Officer Erika Zynda (then part of the CRHC.IR.022 Zynda to David SMART Committee) to David Healey regarding the CRHC’s awarding of a Healey concerning financial contribution to fund David Healey’s project, “The Summer 2001: SMART Committee A Study Tour of the Civil Rights Movement.” Summer Fellowship; April 17, 2001.

1/22 Letter to John David Healey, then CRHC Research Assistant, asks John Charles Bryant CRHC.IR.023 Charles Bryant from for an interview about issues related to civil rights in South Bend. This David Healey about became one of the first interviews in the CRHC Oral History collection. the Civil Rights Movement; May 5, 2001 1/23 Civil Rights Project Promotional sheet and program announcing the launch of the CRHC Oral CRHC.IR.024 Informational History Project. Additionally includes a mass letter dated July 19, 2001, Presentation written by Les Lamon informing recipients of the event. Program; August 9, 2001 1/24 NULITES Pre-Trip Materials by CRHC preparing students in the Urban League’s NULITES CRHC.IR.025 Program; August 14, program for their trip to Memphis, Tennessee. 2001 1/25 Letter to Emery Butts Correspondence from Dr. Les Lamon and David Healey to Mrs. Emery CRHC.IR.026 Concerning the Oral Butts regarding the CRHC and the Oral History project. This is the same Histories Project by letter as the one sent to Thomas Bush (see below). Les Lamon and David Healey; August 20, 2001

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 1/26 Letter to Thomas Correspondence from Dr. Les Lamon and David Healey to Thomas Bush CRHC.IR.027 Bush Concerning the regarding the CRHC and the Oral History project. This is the same letter Oral Histories as the one sent to Mrs. Emery Butts (see above). Project; August 20, 2001 1/27 Civil Rights Now First issue of the CRHC newsletter. Includes information about the oral CRHC.IR.028 Newsletter: Volume history project, 21st Century Scholars, Urban League, a visit with Reverend 1, Issue 1; Fred Shuttlesworth, and more. Color printout that was laminated. September/October 2001 1/28 Board of Advisors Agendas and supporting materials for meetings of the CRHC Board of CRHC.IR.029 DIGITA Meetings; Advisors from September, October, and November 2001. L September through – CRHC.IR.029a. Letter, August 13, 2001. November 2001 – CRHC.IR.029b. Notes, September 11, 2001. Hand written notes from a staff meeting. Because of the events of that day, it is unknown whether that meeting ever took place. – CRHC.IR.029c. Letter, September 24, 2001. – CRHC.IR.029d. Agenda, October 5, 2001. – CRHC.IR.029e. Handwritten notes, presumably from the October 25 meeting. – CRHC.IR.029f. Letters, October 29, 2001. One written to Alfred Guillaume sending regrets for his inability to attend, one to Tim Harmon sending thanks for the fact that he did attend. – CRHC.IR.029g. Website printout. – CRHC.IR.029h. Board of Advisors list, circa November 2001. – CRHC.IR.029i. Agenda, November 30, 2001. Includes a flyer for a meeting proclaiming "Quality Education without Segregation," presumed to be regarding the Plan Z desegregation plan for South Bend schools. – CRHC.IR.029x. Text.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 1/29 Civil Rights Now Newsletter on civil rights issues produced by the CRHC. CRHC.IR.030 Newsletter: Volume 1, Issue 2; November/Decembe r 2001 1/30 IU Home Pages, Vol. Issue of the IU newspaper including an article on Representative John CRHC.IR.031 6 Issue 5; November Lewis' visit to IU South Bend as part of the "Conversations on Race V" 9, 2001 event. Also includes a letter to Rep. Lewis from CRHC's Amy Selner dated December 10, 2001 thanking him for his participation.

SHELF Video, John Lewis at VHS videocassette containing a reocrding of Congressperson and civil CRHC.IR.032 DIGITA IU South Bend; rights icon John Lewis speaking at IU South Bend as part of the fifth L November 17, 2001 installment in the Conversations on Race series. – CRHC.IR.032a: VHS Videocassette. (Physical storage) – CHRC.IR.032b: 2003 scan of a flyer for the event. (Digital storage) – CHRC.IR.032c: Event photographs. (Digital storage)

1/31 CRHC Presentation, Chronological list of events and attendance at each event. There is no CRHC.IR.033 Workshops and information on the document that describes who was responsible for Exhibits Project collecting this information, nor whom it was collected for. Report; Nov. 1, 2000 – Dec. 31, 2001

1/32 Hesburgh Correspondence by Dr. Les Lamon to Juanita Abernathy, along with a CRHC.IR.034 Conversation Series; proposal and notes from a proposed series of conversations between the circa 2002 Reverend Theodore Hesburgh of the University of Notre Dame and a list of civil rights leaders including Julian Bond, Rosa Parks, and more. In January 2002, Father Hesburgh and Reverend Fred Shuttlesworth met to discuss their roles in the civil rights movement, and it was Dr. Lamon’s hope to continue this additional civil rights leaders.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 1/33 Student Services Correspondence between Karen White with Student Academic Support CRHC.IR.035 Plans for Merging Services, Dr. Les Lamon of the CRHC, and Associate Vice Chancellor for Activities; circa 2002 Academic Affairs Jacqueline Caul about ideas to integrate efforts at minority student recruitment and retention with the CRHC.

1/34 Healey, David – Copy of David Healey’s “Looking at South Bend’s Minority History,” a CRHC.IR.036 DIGITA “Looking at South research paper Mr. Healey wrote during his time as an Indiana University L Bend’s Minority South Bend student and co-founder of the CRHC. History”; circa 2002

1/35 Oral History Project; Includes a statement of purpose of the Oral Histories [sic] Project, two CRHC.IR.037 circa 2002 blank release forms, and a flyer encouraging participation in the project.

1/36 Photographs, Rev. Photographs taken from two separate visits of civil rights activist Reverend CRHC.IR.038 Fred Shuttlesworth; Fred Shuttlesworth with CRHC staff, including David Healey, Amy Selner, January 2002 and and Les Lamon among others. January 2003

1/37 Civil Rights Now CRHC newsletter. Includes information about a visit by the Rev. Fred CRHC.IR.039 Newsletter: Volume Shuttlesworth to IU South Bend, and more. 1, Issue 3; January/February 2002 1/38 Program, Martin Program for the annual MLK breakfast held at Century Center. The 2002 CRHC.IR.040 Luther King Jr. Planning Committee included staff of the CRHC, specifically CRHC Celebration; January Director Dr. Les Lamon and Candace Leuthold. 21, 2002

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 1/39 Board of Advisors Agenda for a CRHC Board of Advisors meeting held on February 2, 2002. CRHC.IR.041 DIGITA Meeting Notes; – CRHC.IR.041a. Meeting notes. L February 2, 2002 – CRHC.IR.041b. Website printout. – CRHC.IR.041c. Indiana Alumni Magazine. Photocopy of an article in Indiana Alumni magazine for January/February 2002 featuring an article by Elizabeth Hunt titled, "The Power of a Movement," with Dr. Les Lamon speaking of Freedom Summer. – CRHC.IR.041d. Information packet. Contains text about the mission of the center, along with photocopies of clippings from The South Bend Tribune about the Natatorium and the civil rights movement. – CRHC.IR.041e. Handwritten notes from an attendee (physical storage only).

1/40 Northern Indiana Promotional materials for and photographs taken at the Northern Indiana CRHC.IR.042 Center for History Center for History’s (p.d. The History Museum) “Black History Awards” Black History Awards held on February 3, 2002, honoring Dr. Les Lamon for founding the Program Flyer; CRHC. February 3, 2002

1/41 South Bend Tribune Article written by Tribune staff writer Howard Dukes on the occasion of Dr. CRHC.IR.043 article on Dr. Les Les Lamon receiving the Center for History’s 2003 Black History Award. Lamon; February 3, Explains Dr. Lamon’s motivation for studying and promoting the study of 2002 civil rights history. 1/42 Board of Advisors Agenda for a CRHC Board of Advisors meeting held at the South Bend CRHC.IR.044 DIGITA Meeting; February Tribune building on February 22, 2002. L 22, 2002 1/43 Civil Rights Now CRHC newsletter. Includes information about the Freedom Summer 2002, CRHC.IR.045 Newsletter: Volume trip to Detroit for 21st Century Scholars, the farewell of graduating Editor 1, Issue 4; Jennifer Fanning and a greeting from incoming Editor Sarah March/April 2002 Schweisberger, and more.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 1/44 Board of Advisors Agenda and accompanying materials for CRHC Board of Advisors CRHC.IR.046 DIGITA Meetings, 2002; meetings held in April, October, and November 2002. L April, October, and – CRHC.IR.046a. April 26, 2002. Includes an itinerary for Freedom November 2002 Summer 2002. – CRHC.IR.046b. October 4, 2002. – CRHC.IR.046c. November 22, 2002. 1/45 Wellspring; Summer Issue of the Community Foundation of St. Joseph County newsletter. CRHC.IR.047 2002 Includes an announcement that the CFSJC's African American Community Fund renewed funding for the CRHC. 1/46 Youth as Leaders Course outline and various materials from the CRHC collaboration with CRHC.IR.048 DIGITA Program; June 11 Urban League South Bend on a program entitled “Youth as Leaders”. L to August 14, 2002 Students and parents team up to learn public speaking and leadership skills, with emphasis on civil rights leaders. Includes: flyer, orientation packet, sit-ins and Freedom Riders hand out, “I Have a Dream” by Martin Luther King Jr.” handout. Also includes a copy of “Our Lost Past… Rediscovered,” a booklet containing essays written by student participants. Additionally includes information about "The Plunge," a tour of sites relevant to African American and civil rights histories led by Dr. Lamon, Mr. Healey, Gladys Muhammad, John Charles Bryant, and Lynn Coleman. Includes two photos taken during the event. – CRHC.IR.048a. “Our Lost Past… Rediscovered,” a booklet containing essays written by student participants.

1/47 E-Mail from David Printout of e-mail sent From David Healey to Karla Riley concerning a list CRHC.IR.049 Healey to Karla of potential interviews found from King Center’s Breakfast Club. Riley; July 15, 2002 1/48 Civil Rights Now Summer 2002 copy of the Civil Rights Now CRHC newsletter. Includes a CRHC.IR.050 Newsletter, Volume photograph of a display case at Indiana University South Bend’s Wiekamp 1 Issue 5: Summer Hall mentioned in one of the articles. 2002

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 1/49 CRHC Activities with Contains four photographs taken at a CRHC event held on August 5, 2002 CRHC.IR.051 “Step one” High at the Center for History (South Bend, IN) with students from “Step One”. School Students; August 5, 2002

1/50 Civil Rights Correspondence between Charlotte Pfeifer and Les Lamon about inviting CRHC.IR.052 Speakers; circa Dennis Archer as a speaker for the 2003 Conversation on Race, brochure August 14, 2002 from Diane Nash, list of potential speakers to bring to IU South Bend.

1/51 Letter, Les Lamon to Draft version and presumably final version of a letter written by Dr. Les CRHC.IR.053 Audrey Jones- Lamon to Audrey Jones-Spencer, CEO of the Urban League of South Spencer, Urban Bend and St. Joseph County, acknowledging a conversation about and League; August 27, formally asking for a stipend to support the “Leadership Program” taught 2002 over that summer. 1/52 Civil Rights Now CRHC newsletter. Includes information about the Freedom Summer 2002 CRHC.IR.054 Newsletter: Volume trip, the “Youth As Leaders” program, and more. 2, Issue 1; October 20, 2002 1/53 Program, Program from this event held at Wiekamp and Northside Halls on Indiana CRHC.IR.055 Conversations on University South Bend’s campus. Amy Selner from the CRHC presented a Race VI; November lecture entitled, “Who Took the Black out of History?” Includes a flyer for 15, 2002 the event and two emails with correspondence from Khara Brooks, Secretary, IU South Bend Office of Student and Community Relations.

1/54 Paper, “Uncle Bill’s Research paper by David Healey about an all female, African American CRHC.IR.056 DIGITA All Colored Girls fast-pitch softball team based on the west side of South Bend during the L Softball Team,” 1930s and 1940s. December 4, 2002 – CRHC.IR.056a. Presumed to be the final draft, dated December 4, 2002. – CRHC.IR.056b. Presumed to be an earlier draft dated October 6, 2002.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 1/55 Event, "Youth Flyer for a CRHC event. Thirteen students engaged attendees for CRHC.IR.057 Leaders Talk With feedback about issues in the community. Their Community…"; December 10, 2002

1/56 Civil Rights Now CRHC newsletter. Includes information about the “Youth As Leaders” CRHC.IR.058 Newsletter: Volume program, “Conversations on Race” event, and an article about Candice 2, Issue 2; Leuthold visiting with George Neagu, and more. December 18, 2002

1/57 Photographs, Civil Contains twenty-one photographs. Writing on the back makes mention of CRHC.IR.059 Rights Gathering at Les Lamon’s “Making Contacts” trip. Mississippi Valley State University; circa 2003 1/58 Staff Meetings; circa Notes, agendas, and correspondence from CRHC staff meetings during CRHC.IR.060 2003 2003. 1/59 Project/Program List; Typed list of fifteen projects/programs for the CRHC in 2003. CRHC.IR.061 circa 2003 1/60 “Da Hip Hop Way” Showcase of local hip-hop artists, dancing, poetry, and associated CRHC.IR.062 FLAT Event; January 18, performances sponsored by the CRHC. One event was held in 2003, and 2003 another in 2004. Includes two posters, “rules” sheet, “pledge” for participants to sign acknowledging those rules, program from the 2004 event, and article from the January 22, 2004 South Bend Tribune .

1/61 Program, Martin Program for South Bend Heritage's 17th annual celebration of the Martin CRHC.IR.063 Luther King Day Luther King Jr. holiday. CRHC Director Les Lamon served on the planning Celebration; January committee. 20, 2003

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 1/62 David Healey Letter Letter from Les Lamon recommending David Healey for admittance to the CRHC.IR.064 of Recommendation College of Liberal Arts and Science Graduate Program. from Les Lamon; February 1, 2003

1/63 Center for History Program for the 13th annual Black History Awards event held by the CRHC.IR.065 Black History Northern Indiana Center for History (p.d. The History Museum). The back Awards; February 2, of the program encourages people to contact the CRHC to contribute to 2003 the oral history project. 1/64 Event, A Night at the Flyer for a showing of the films "Love and Basketball" and "O" sponsored CRHC.IR.066 Movies; February 16, by the CRHC and SBI Youth Leaders held in Wiekamp Hall Room 3002. 2003 1/65 Civil Rights Now CRHC newsletter. Includes information about Amy Selner being honored CRHC.IR.067 DIGITA Newsletter: Volume by the Martin Luther King Foundation, articles on the “Developing L 2, Issue 3; February Citizenship” series, Martin Luther King’s legacy (written by Lawrence 17, 2003 Giden), and more. 1/66 Presentations, Recordable compact disc (CD-R) containing two Microsoft Power Point CRHC.IR.068 DIGITA Human Rights formatted presentations. One contains information on the South Bend L Commission and Human Rights Commission (with contributions from George Neagu); the Oral History Project; other from the CRHC with information about the Oral History Project. circa March 2003

1/67 Step One Program; Contains correspondence and planning documents concerning formation CRHC.IR.069 DIGITA circa March 2003 of the “Step One” program organized by CRHC. The program began with L a gathering of students in October 2002 (see folder #35, “CRHC Activities with “Step one” High School Students” from August 5, 2002). – CRHC.IR.069b: Digital photographs, circa May 12, 2003. (Digital storage) – CRHC.IR.069c: Digital photographs, circa May 20, 2003. (Digital storage) – CRHC.IR.069d: Digital photographs, circa February 26, 2004. (Digital storage)

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 1/68 Diversity Reading Correspondence between Dr. Les Lamon, Kathy Snider, Gail Dukes, and CRHC.IR.070 DIGITA Program; March 13, LeAnne Clifton regarding the formation of a Diversity Reading Program L 2003 through CRHC. Also includes a reading list, and an email from LeAnne Clifton to Dr. Lamon from May 29, 2003. 1/69 Event, "In Flyer for a presentation of the film "Salt of the Earth," presented in CRHC.IR.071 Celebration of cooperation with the Division of Labor Studies, the CRHC, and the Latino Women's History Students Associations. Month"; March 18, 2003 1/70 Church in the Contains a flyer, program, and two audio cassettes labeled “The Church & CRHC.IR.072 DIGITA Movement; April 4, The Movement”. Also includes correspondence from Amy Selner, L 2003 Lawrence Giden, and Les Lamon to various recipients about the event, as well as a survey of participants. Church in the Movement was a series of programs organized by CRHC’s Lawrence Giden highlighting the Church’s role in the civil rights movement. – CRHC.IR.072b: Flyer in multiple formats. (Digital storage)

1/71 Civil Rights Now CRHC newsletter. Includes information about the “Church in the CRHC.IR.073 Newsletter: Volume Movement” event, outgoing message by graduating Editor Sarah 2, Issue 4; May 15, Schweisberger, and more. 2003 1/72 Final Report on Oral Report (presumably required by the granting institution) detailing progress CRHC.IR.074 History of the Civil on the Oral History Project for the Indiana Heritage Research Grant. Rights Movement in South Bend, Indiana concerning the Indiana Heritage Research Grant; June 10, 2003

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 1/73 Correspondence on Letter by Dr. Les Lamon to Gladys Muhammad of South Bend Heritage CRHC.IR.075 Martin Luther King and Tim Harmon of the South Bend Tribune , along with a photocopy of an Day Speakers; June article from the Chicago Sun-Times , asking if Bishop Arthur Brazier would 14, 2003 be a good speaker for South Bend’s Martin Luther King Day event.

1/74 Movie Night; June Flyer for a movie night showing "My Family" and "Selma, Lord, Selma," CRHC.IR.076 29, 2003 sponsored by the CRHC, "Step One" Youth Group, and IU South Bend Leadership Academy. 1/75 Event, "Talks About Flyer for the first part of a series of conversations presented by CRHC, CRHC.IR.077 Diversity"; June 30, "Step One" Youth Group, and the South Bend Human Rights commission. 2003 1/76 Paper, “A Little Brief paragraph and a map about St. Augustine’s Church in South Bend. CRHC.IR.078 IA DIGITA History of St. The accompanying map details places in the African American business L Augustine’s Church,” district along West Washington Street in South Bend from circa 1935 to by David Healey; 1941. Summer 2003

1/77 Program List; circa Printout of a spreadsheet with activities and attendance at CRHC events CRHC.IR.079 August 2003 from June 2002 through July 2003. 1/78 Staff Schedules; Correspondence between Dr. Les Lamon and CRHC students regarding CRHC.IR.080 August 2003 scheduling their work with CRHC for the Fall 2003 semester.

1/79 Community Service Individual plans for CRHC student staff who received Community Service CRHC.IR.081 Plan; Fall 2003 Award scholarships. Includes two letters from Rose Marie Hengesbach, through Spring 2006 Director of the Office of Student Scholarship of IU South Bend, recommending award recipients for the Fall 2004 and Spring 2006 semesters. 1/80 Oral History Notes; Typed documents containing suggestions for interview subjects and CRHC.IR.082 circa Fall 2003 research during September and October 2003. 1/81 Plaque, Les Lamon; Metal on wood plaque presented to Dr. Les Lamon, Founder and Director CRHC.IR.083 September 25, 2003 of the CRHC.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 1/82 Civil Rights Now CRHC newsletter. Includes information about summer activities by the CRHC.IR.084 Newsletter: Volume CRHC, Leadership Academy 2003, and more. 3, Issue 1; October 2003 1/83 Black Freedom Flyer for a reading and book signing with IU Northwest Professor and CRHC.IR.085 Fighters in Steel; author Ruth Needleman about her book. October 30, 2003 1/84 The Update Article in The Update, an IU South Bend newsletter, showcasing “The CRHC.IR.086 Newsletter; October Challenge of Hate,” sponsored by the CRHC. 31, 2003 1/85 Board of Advisors Agenda and accompanying materials for a CRHC Board of Advisors CRHC.IR.087 DIGITA Meeting; November meeting held on November 7, 2003. L 7, 2003 FLAT Event, "The Poster for a seminar held on the campus of IU South Bend and sponsored CRHC.IR.088 DIGITA Challenge of Hate; by the CRHC. Guest speakers include then St. Joseph County Prosecutor L November 13, 2003 Michael Dvorak, and University of Pittsburgh Professor Kathleen Blee. – CRHC.IR.088b: Event photographs (Digital storage)

1/86 Conversations on Program, correspondence, and a flyer from the Conversations on Race CRHC.IR.089 Race VII; November series held at Wiekamp Hall. CRHC's Amy Selner and Sarah Freeman 14, 2003 participated in the event.

1/87 Civil Rights Now CRHC newsletter. Includes information about the “Conversations on Race” CRHC.IR.090 Newsletter: Volume event, CRHC member Michelle Hairston, and more. 4, Issue 2; December 2003 1/88 George Neagu Recordable compact disc (CD-R) containing a Power Point presentation CRHC.IR.091 DIGITA Presentation; and digitally scanned newspaper clippings from George Neagu. In 1966, L December 2003 George served as the first director of the South Bend Human Rights Commission. His tenure involved work to promote equal access to housing in South Bend and promote healing after devastating riots.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 1/89 Letter of Donation to Hand written letter acknowledging $50 donation from Leadership South CRHC.IR.092 Civil Rights Heritage Bend/Mishawka to the CRHC for David Healey’s presentation to their Center from Pam Youth Leadership program. Newman; circa 2004

1/90 Staff Meetings; circa Notes, correspondence, and materials collected from various CRHC staff CRHC.IR.093 2004 meetings during 2004. Includes a printout of a calendar with CRHC events from August through December 2004. Also includes a list of "Questions for Les's [sic] consideration," with notes about CRHC operations for Dr. Les Lamon. DIGITAL Photographs, Digital photographs of the installation of a brick celebrating Amy Selner, CRHC.IR.434 Student Activities one of the founders of the Civil Rights Heritage Center. Center Brick; circa 2004 1/91 Eighteenth Annual Program from the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration in South CRHC.IR.094 Martin Luther King Bend. Dr. Les Lamon and several CRHC representatives served on the Jr. Celebration; planning committee. January 14 to 15, 2004 1/92 Board of Advisors Notes from two CRHC Board of Advisors meetings held February 20 and CRHC.IR.095 DIGITA Meetings, 2004; April 16, 2004. L February and April – CRHC.IR.095a. February 20, 2004 2004 – CRHC.IR.095b. April 16, 2004 1/93 Civil Rights Now CRHC newsletter. Includes information about the “Da Hip Hop Way” CRHC.IR.096 Newsletter: Volume event, Freedom Summer 2004, and more. 4, Issue 3; February 2004

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 1/94 Northern Indiana The event honored veterans of World War Two. On the back, contains a CRHC.IR.097 Center for History call for artifacts and people willing to provide oral histories for the CRHC. Black History Awards Program Pamphlet; February 1, 2004

1/95 Paper, “William R. Paper written by CRHC’s David Healey about William Morris, a real estate CRHC.IR.098 DIGITA Morris, Advocate for professional in South Bend during the 1950s and 1960s. Mr. Morris was L Social Change”; the only local owner of an African American real estate business, and February 9, 2004 worked to eliminated racially segregated housing policies.

1/96 Flyer, “Torn: The Promotional flyer for a musical written by a “local South Bend Graduate CRHC.IR.099 Musical”; February [sic]”. CRHC is listed as a co-sponsor. 16, 2004 1/97 “Coming Together: Series of articles from the South Bend Tribune reflecting the 50th CRHC.IR.100 50 Years after the anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court’s Brown vs. Board of Education Brown Decision”; landmark decision. Includes a letter from IU South Bend Chancellor Una April 8, 2004 Mae Reck, and an article about the January 15, 2002 meting between University of Notre Dame’s Father Theodore Hesburgh and the Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth. 1/98 Project LEAD Program from the IU South Bend Project LEAD Recognition Day, including CRHC.IR.101 Leadership the CRHC. Recognition Day Program; April 15, 2004 1/99 Plaque, Civil Rights Metal and wood plaque awarded by the IU South Bend Student CRHC.IR.102 Student Association; Government Association to the Civil Rights Student Association as the April 22, 2004 2003-2004 Club of the Year.

1/100 Civil Rights Now CRHC newsletter. Includes information about Dr. Lamon’s presentation at CRHC.IR.103 Newsletter: Volume the Eldon F. Lundquist Faculty Fellowship Presentation, the Oral History 4, Issue 4; May 2004 Project, and more.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 1/101 Participants, Oral List of participants in the Oral History project, along with handwritten notes CRHC.IR.104 History Project; June by IU South Bend Archivist Alison Stankrauff. 25, 2004 1/102 Letter, Steve Luecke Letter from then Mayor Steve Luecke to Dr. Les Lamon regarding Mayor CRHC.IR.105 to Les Lamon; July "Steve's" formation of a conversation led by Irma Tyler-Wood, founding 1, 2004 member of ThoughtBridge, and local police and civil rights leaders regarding police and community relations in South Bend.

DIGITAL Trolley Tour; circa Digital photographs taken during a trolley tour of sites significant to South CRHC.IR.431 July 2004 Bend African American history led by CRHC's David Healey. Among the sites was the Engman Public Natatorium. 1/103 Paper, “Downtown Research paper by David Healey about public accommodations in CRHC.IR.106 DIGITA South Bend,” by downtown South Bend for such places as the Kresge’s department store, L David Healey; July the Philadelphia candy shop and restaurant, and more. It includes quotes 16, 2004 from the CRHC oral history of Ms. Barbara Brandy. 1/104 Paper, “Centro Research paper by David Healey about the development of Centro CRHC.IR.107 DIGITA Cristiano de la Cristiano de la Communidad (El Centro) in South Bend in the mid-1960s. L Communidad (El Centro),” by David Healey; July 19, 2004 1/105 Step One Document with the guidelines for student conduct for the "Step One" CRHC.IR.108 Membership program, written for the 2004 to 2005 academic year. Guidelines; circa Fall 2004 1/106 “What He Did On His Printout of an article from the IU Home Pages website featuring faculty CRHC.IR.109 Summer Vacation” and staff news. The article, written by Lee Ann Sandweiss, features an Article; August 25, interview with Dr. Les Lamon about the 2004 Freedom Summer tour, his 2004 work at the CRHC, and his experience as a Southerner moving to the North.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 1/107 Article, “Project Stirs Article about the creation of a “7 People Who Made A Difference” poster CRHC.IR.110 Families’ Emotions”; from the Charles Martin Center. In addition, local artist Richard Allen August 31, 2004 created sketches of each of the honorees. According to the article, “The individual sketches will be turn over to The Civil Rights Heritage Museum at Indiana University South Bend.” Also includes an invitation to the unveiling event. 1/108 Civil Rights Now CRHC newsletter. Includes information about Leadership Academy, CRHC.IR.111 DIGITA Newsletter: Volume Freedom Summer 2004, an article by David Healey entitled “Allen & Allen, L 5, Issue 1; October Attorneys At Law,” about J. Chester and Elizabeth Fletcher Allen, and 2004 more. 1/109 Article, “Beacon for Article from the South Bend Tribune about the Helen Pope scholarship at CRHC.IR.112 Others”; October 3, IU South Bend. Added a photo copy of an opinion column from the 2004 Tribune from October 6 further espousing Ms. Pope’s contributions.

1/110 “Walk for Peace & Contains twenty-two photographs taken during a “Walk for Peace and CRHC.IR.113 DIGITA Freedom”; circa Freedom” in South Bend. Also includes a clip from the South Bend L October 16, 2004 Tribune on Sunday, October 17, 2004 with a similar photo referencing the FLAT event happening the previous Saturday. Also includes a recordable compact disc (CD-R) containing digital photographs taken at the event. Additionally includes a brochure and flyer for this event.

1/111 Thesis Proposal, Proposal written by David Healey for his Masters of Liberal Studies thesis CRHC.IR.114 David Healey; at IU South Bend. November 2, 2004 1/112 Article, “Family Brief article from the South Bend Tribune about inductees to the South CRHC.IR.115 Honored for Gifts”; Bend Hall of Fame, including IU South Bend Professor and CRHC Director November 4, 2004 Dr. Les Lamon. 1/113 Photographs, CRHC Contains eleven photographs of CRHC students working with kids from CRHC.IR.116 DIGITA Students at the the Robinson Learning Center in South Bend. Also contains a recordable L Robinson Learning compact disc (CD-R) containing digital scans of the photos. Center; Nov. 18, 2004

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 1/114 Civil Rights Now CRHC newsletter. Includes information about the establishment of the CRHC.IR.117 Newsletter: Volume Helen Pope scholarship, the Walk for Peace and Freedom, Diversity 5, Issue 2; Reading Program, and more. December 2004 1/115 “What is the Civil Paper describing the purpose and programs of the CRHC. Includes CRHC.IR.118 Rights Heritage another document with the same title updated in February 2006. Includes Center?”; circa 2005 a revised mission statement dated February 22, 2005, and an undated list of CRHC programs. 1/116 Planning Notes for Notes about various activities and organizational necessities of the CRHC. CRHC.IR.119 CRHC; circa 2005 No date. 1/117 Photograph, Les Photograph of Tim Harmon, Editor of the South Bend Tribune and CRHC CRHC.IR.120 Lamon and Tim Advisory Board member, with Les Lamon. Location and date are unknown. Harmon; circa 2005

1/118 DVD, Natatorium Two Digital Video Discs (DVD) containing digital photographs taken by CRHC.IR.121 DIGITA Photos; circa 2005 photographer Matt Cashore inside the Engman Natatorium before its L transformation into the CRHC. Note: These photos are free to use; however, credit must be giving using the credit line, “Photo(s) courtesy Matt Cashore.” 1/119 Website Revision; Correspondence and notes from Dr. Les Lamon regarding a revised CRHC.IR.122 circa 2005 CRHC website in 2005. 1/120 Staff Meetings; circa Agendas for CRHC staff meetings held during 2005. CRHC.IR.123 2005 1/121 Martin Luther King Recordable compact disc (CD-R) with fifteen photographs of an event held CRHC.IR.124 DIGITA Day 2005 with Diane on Martin Luther King Day. Features unidentified people at the County/City L Nash; January 2005 Building in downtown South Bend holding a “Civil Rights Heritage Center” banner, and Dr. Monica Tetzlaff speaking at the College Football Hall of Fame. 1/122 Martin Luther King Program and hand outs from the Martin Luther King Day Celebration at IU CRHC.IR.125 Day Celebration South Bend. Program and Materials; January 12, 2005

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 1/123 Nineteenth Annual Program from the annual Martin Luther King Jr. celebration event at CRHC.IR.126 Martin Luther King Century Center in South Bend. Included a video clip of “Eyes On The Jr. Celebration; Prize” shown by IUSB Professor and CRHC Director Dr. Monica Tetzlaff. January 17, 2005 Dr. Tetzlaff and other CRHC students/staff served on the planning committee. 1/124 Progress Report; List of CRHC activities from February 2004 through February 6, 2005. CRHC.IR.127 circa February 2005

1/125 Article, “Building Article written by CRHC’s David Healey about Hering House, a community CRHC.IR.128 Community,” by center for African Americans in South Bend from the 1920s through the David Healey; 1960s. February 13, 2005 1/126 Program, Northern Promotional card and program from the Center for History’s (currently The CRHC.IR.129 Indiana Center for History Museum) “Black History Awards” held on February 20, 2005. History Black History African American legislators including J. Chester Allen (among others) Awards; February were honored at the event. The back of the program contains a plug for 20, 2005 attendees to donate artifacts to the CRHC or be a subject of the CRHC Oral History program. 1/127 Article, “Fading Article by IU South Bend masters students Kathy O’Dell and David Healey CRHC.IR.130 Symbol of a about the Engman Natatorium as a symbol of segregation and the local Determined civil rights struggle. Struggle”; February 27, 2005 1/128 Civil Rights Now CRHC newsletter including articles on noted civil rights leader Diane CRHC.IR.131 Newsletter: Volume Nash’s visit to South Bend, Peace and Freedom Walk fundraiser, and 3 Issue 2; March more. 2005 1/129 Photographs, CRHC Photographs taken in IU South Bend’s Wiekamp Hall during a CRHC CRHC.IR.132 Open House; circa Open House event. Attendees included John Charles Bryant, Lisa April 2005 Swedarsky, and more.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 1/130 Table Talk Itinerary for a “table talk” discussion at IU South Bend cafeteria. CRHC.IR.133 Discussion Itinerary; April 8, 2005

1/131 Email, Alison Printout of an email from IU South Bend Archivist Alison Stankrauff to Dr. CRHC.IR.134 Stankrauff to Les Les Lamon regarding the IU South Bend Archives collecting materials Lamon; April 13, related to the history of the Civil Rights Heritage Center. Also includes 2005 replies from Dr. Lamon and Ms. Stankrauff from April 27, 2005.

1/132 Project LEAD: Invitation to the Project LEAD recognition day event. CRHC.IR.135 Leadership Recognition Day Invitation; April 15, 2005 1/133 Advisor Recognition Award given to Dr. Les Lamon in recognition of his service as an advisor CRHC.IR.136 Award, Les Lamon; to the Civil Rights Heritage Center. The award was given during the April 15, 2005 Project LEAD recognition day event.

1/134 Photographs, Contains 10 photographs and 1 sheet of negatives of CRHC students and CRHC.IR.137 Various Social staff. Activities at Les Lamon’s home; circa May 2005 1/135 Photographs, The Contains two photographs and one slip of paper that reads, “The CRHC.IR.138 Reverend Fred Reverend Fred Shuttlesworth / Veteran of the Civil Rights Movement / and Shuttlesworth, members of the Civil Rights Heritage Center / May 22nd, 2005.” Jeanette Snyder, David Healey, Les Lamon, and Amy Selner; May 22, 2005

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 1/136 Photographs, Contains two photographs. CRHC.IR.139 Speaking with a Senior Men’s group at the MLK Center of South Bend; May 25, 2005 1/137 Photographs, CRHC Contains ten photographs of CRHC students and staff visiting the CRHC.IR.140 DIGITA Trip to Ohio; May 26, Freedom Center in Cincinnati Ohio, Rankin house, Town of Ripley, Ohio, L 2005 and the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center in Cincinnati, Ohio. Also contains two recordable compact discs (CD-R) with digital photographs of the trip, including guest Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth. Additionally includes a letter from Pamena Meyer from the City of South Bend Community and Economic Development regarding a $2,500 grant for the trip. 1/138 Photographs, CRHC Recordable compact disc (CD-R) containing digital photographs taken at a CRHC.IR.141 DIGITA Summer Picnic; circa CRHC summer picnic sometime during 2005. L Summer 2005

1/139 Civil Rights Now CRHC newsletter including articles on the 21st Century Scholars, Helen CRHC.IR.142 Newsletter: Volume Pope Scholarship, Amy Selner’s leaving CRHC to join Teach for America, 3 Issue 3; June 2005 and the Diversity Reading Program. *Note: The issues says “Issue IIII” – it is unclear if the editor meant to say this was issue 3 (as the timing suggests), or if it is supposed to be issue 4 (usually signified by the Roman numeral “IV”). 1/140 Farewell to Amy Planning notes for a picnic to honor Amy Selner’s graduation. CRHC.IR.143 Selner Picnic; July 30, 2005 2/1 CRHC Projects, Two documents, one titled, "Current and Proposed CRHC Projects" and CRHC.IR.144 Officers, Staff: circa the second titled, "CRHC Officers and Staff Jobs," both from the 2005 to 2005 2006 academic year.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/2 The Natatorium Two papers about the Natatorium and proposals to change it into a home CRHC.IR.145 DIGITA Project; August 30, for the Civil Rights Heritage Center. L 2005 – CRHC.IR.145a: "The Natatorium Project," by David Healey – CHRC.IR.145b: "IU South Bend Civil Rights Heritage Center Invited to Establish A Branch at the South Bend Natatorium," by Dr. Monica Tetzlaff (undated). 2/3 Natatorium/CRHC Notes from a meeting with IU South Bend administrators Alfred Guillaume, CRHC.IR.146 Planning Meeting Jan Halperin, David Healey, Charlotte Pfeifer, Ilene Sheffer, and Monica Notes; September 1, Tetzlaff about the Natatorium transformation. 2005 2/4 CRHC Displays; Compact-Disc Recordable of photographs taken at various locations CRHC.IR.147 DIGITA circa September 3, (including IU South Bend Schurz Library, Century Center) of CRHC L 2005 sponsored displays. The timestamp on the files suggests they were taken on or before September 3, 2005. 2/5 Agenda, CRHC Fall Agenda and supporting documents, along with hand written notes for a fall CRHC.IR.148 Workshop; workshop launching the new semester of the CRHC. September 9, 2005 2/6 CRHC Open House; Recordable Compact Disc (CD-R) containing photographs taking at IU CRHC.IR.149 DIGITA circa September 15, South Bend of a CRHC Open House event. The time stamp on the L 2005 photographs suggest they were taken on or near September 15, 2005.

2/7 CRHC Staff Photos; Recordable Compact Disc (CD-R) containing photographs of CRHC staff CRHC.IR.150 DIGITA September 15, 2005 members including David Healey and Dr. Les Lamon, among others. L Several are in the common JPG format; others are in the proprietary CPT format, requiring a special version of Corel Paint to open.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/8 Helen Pope Contains a letter from Les Lamon concerning the scholarship; paper by CRHC.IR.151 DIGITA Scholarship; circa David Healey entitled, “A Very Special Evening,” from October 2004; L October 2005 paper by David Healey entitled, “A Scholar’s Reward,” from November 2005; paper from David Healey entitled, “The Helen Pope Memorial Scholarship Fund,” undated; photographs of Alma Galicia, first recipient of the Helen Pope Scholarship, and Jerry Pope; recordable compact disc (CD-R) containing digital photographs from the reception honoring Alma Galicia as recipient of the scholarship; photocopy of an article from the South Bend Tribune on November 23, 2005 entitled, “First Helen Pope Scholarship Awarded”; and a formal invitation to the event created by IU South Bend. Additionally includes correspondence between Dr. Les Lamon and numerous individuals regarding the formation of, recommendations for, and logistics of the scholarship and the recognition program. Also includes a photograph of then Mayor Stephen Luecke with Dr. Les Lamon and Alfred Guillaume.

2/9 50th Anniversary of Invitation to IU South Bend sponsored event celebrating the 50th CRHC.IR.152 Rosa Park’s anniversary of Rosa Parks’ protest against segregated busing in Inspiration Invitation; Montgomery, Alabama. Featured remarks from Les Lamon and Charlotte December 1, 2005 Pfeifer.

2/10 Photograph, CRHC Contains one photograph. CRHC.IR.153 Reception at Wiekamp Hall; circa 2006 2/11 Board of Advisors Assorted notes and documents from CRHC Board of Advisors meetings CRHC.IR.154 DIGITA Meetings; circa 2006 held during 2006. L – CRHC.IR.154a. February 24, 2006. – CRHC.IR.154b. March 9, 2006. – CRHC.IR.154c. April 28, 2006. – CRHC.IR.154d. December 8, 2006.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/12 “What is the Civil Paper describing the purpose and programs of the CRHC, list of upcoming CRHC.IR.155 Rights Heritage events. Center?”; circa 2006

2/13 "Swimming to Civil Paper written by Dr. Monica Tetzlaff, IU South Bend Professor of History CRHC.IR.156 DIGITA Rights History in and then Director of the Civil Rights Heritage Center, entitled, "Swimming L South Bend…"; circa to Civil Rights History in South Bend, Indiana: A Story of the Northern Civil 2006 Rights Movement." The paper shares the story of the Engman Public Natatorium and its role as a segregated swimming pool in the northern United States. Although the paper is not dated, Dr. Tetzlaff began her tenure as Director of the CRHC in 2006.

2/14 Natatorium Re-writable compact disc (CD-RW) containing digital photographs taken CRHC.IR.157 DIGITA Reconstruction by CRHC’s Sara J. Lowe, Matt Cashore, and South Bend Heritage L Photographs; 2006 Foundation of the various phases in the reconstruction of the Engman to 2011 Natatorium into the IU South Bend CRHC between 2006 and 2011. Note: There is no indication who is responsible for which photograph.

2/15 Member Photos; Recordable compact disc (CD-R) containing digital photos of CRHC staff. CRHC.IR.158 DIGITA circa January 2006 Although the time stamp on the files are from January 2006, in many of L the photos, people are outside with no snow and light clothing, suggesting these were not taken during the middle of winter.

2/16 Civil Rights Now IU South Bend CRHC Civil Rights Now Newsletter: Volume 4, Issue 2, CRHC.IR.159 Newsletter: Volume containing information about events sponsored by the CRHC. 4 Issue 2; January 2006 2/17 Helen Pope Information sheet containing the purpose, criteria, and process for the CRHC.IR.160 Scholarship; Helen F. Pope Memorial Scholarship through Indiana University South February 2006 Bend.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/18 Flyer, Gwendolyn Promotional flyer encouraging participation at an event co-sponsored by CRHC.IR.161 Battle-Lavert; the CRHC and the IU South Bend School of Education (among others) February 3, 2006 featuring a reception and book signing by Indiana Wesleyan University Assistant Professor of Education Gwendolyn Battle-Lavert for her children’s book The Music in Derrick’s Heart .

2/19 Who's Who; Copy of a letter to Marvin Rasch, then Director of Student Life for IU South CRHC.IR.162 February 15, 2006 Bend, from Dr. Les Lamon nominating five students from the Civil Rights Heritage Center for inclusion in the 2005-2006 "Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges" program – specifically Alexander Adams, Rusty Heckaman, Jennifer Hlawacz, Imani Ingram, and Stacie Meyers-Ray. 2/20 Article, “Stories of Article in the South Bend Tribune by Kim Kilbride featuring Le Anne CRHC.IR.163 Diversity”; February Clifton, “diversity reading program coordinator” for the CRHC, reading to 28, 2006 students at the Walt Disney Elementary School along with CRHC volunteers. 2/21 Notes from CRHC Typewritten notes from a meeting of CRHC. CRHC.IR.164 Meeting; March 24, 2006 2/22 Photograph, CRHC Contains one photograph of CRHC student workers Jennifer Hlawacz and CRHC.IR.165 Student Workers; Ryan Jackson with an unidentified woman. April 2, 2006

2/23 Exploring the Legacy Itinerary for CRHC trip to varied sites in Ohio. CRHC.IR.166 of the Underground Railroad Itinerary; April 6 to 8, 2006

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/24 Civil Rights Heritage Proposed budget for the Civil Rights Heritage Student Association. CRHC.IR.167 Student Association: Funding Proposal Request; April 7, 2006

2/25 African American Proposed itinerary for a trip to various South Bend, Indiana sites of CRHC.IR.168 History Tour of significance to African American History, including First Zion Church and South Bend Itinerary; Beck’s Lake, among others. Signed by the CRHC’s David Healey. April 9, 2006

2/26 Civil Rights Now CRHC newsletter with no date, however, a postal stamp on the back says CRHC.IR.169 Newsletter: Volume it was sent on May 3, 2006. Contains articles on Dr. Les Lamon’s receipt 4 Issue 3; circa May of a human rights award in South Bend (no indication of the awarding 2006 organization), and the transition between Dr. Lamon and Dr. Monica Tetzlaff as director of the CRHC. 2/27 (Restricted) Northern Materials from the controversy surrounding the Center for History’s 2006 CRHC.IR.170 Indiana Center for “Black History Awards” program. Includes correspondence between CFH Black History Award; staff Stephanie McCune and Jack Reed, Les Lamon, John Charles Bryant, May 2006 NAACP, Urban League between January and May 2006.

2/28 “Robinson Copy of David Healey’s work “Looking at South Bend’s Minority History” CRHC.IR.171 DIGITA Community Learning titled specifically for the Robinson Community Learning Center. L Center: South Bend’s Minority History”; May 5, 2006 2/29 CRHC Website; May Printouts of the CRHC website (then housed at www.iusb.edu/~civilrts/) CRHC.IR.172 18, 2006 made on May 18, 2006.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/30 Invitation and Event Formal invitation to and program from an event celebrating the Director’s CRHC.IR.173 Program for the role transition from Les Lamon to Dr. Monica Tetzlaff. CRHC Transition Reception; June 13, 2006 2/31 CRHC Information Two-paged typed document (front and back) with a description of the CRHC.IR.174 Sheet; circa Fall CRHC, its programs, and leadership. Although the document does not 2006 have a date, it is presumed to be from the Fall 2006 semester.

2/32 Chi-Town Agenda and information about a tour of sites in Chicago organized by the CRHC.IR.175 Celebration; August CRHC. Locations included the DuSable Museum, University of Chicago, 19, 2006 and the Bronzeville District, among others. 2/33 Natatorium Visit; Promotional flyer for a visit by IU South Bend students to the South Bend CRHC.IR.176 DIGITA September 22, 2006 (Engman) Natatorium on September 22, 2006. The flyer makes reference L to the CRHC opening “next year” (the CRHC would not open there until 2010) as a civil rights memorial, place of learning, home of the CRHC’s Oral History collection, and memorial Peace Garden.

Digital storage contains forty-four digital photographs of the Natatorium taken during that visit.

2/34 Book Signing by Promotional flyer encouraging participation at a book signing by Gene CRHC.IR.177 Gene Stowe; Stowe for his work, Inherit the Land , held on IU South Bend at the Student September 22, 2006 Activities Center. Mr. Stowe is a resident of South Bend who, at the time, was teaching with Trinity School at Greenlawn. 2/35 David Healey Notes Signed by David Healey, contains his suggestions for the future of the CRHC.IR.178 on the Oral History CRHC Oral History Project. Project – Where Does It Go from Here?; October 2006

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/36 Article, “A Tie That Article from the November/December 2006 issue of Indiana Alumni CRHC.IR.179 Binds”; Magazine by Gena Asher entitled, “A Tie That Binds.” Contains profiles of November/Decembe IU alumni who are engaged in oral history projects. One of the profiles is r 2006 of David Healey and his work developing the CRHC’s Oral History program and how it affected perceptions of the Engman Natatorium and the efforts to save it. 2/37 Meeting Minutes; Printout of an email from Allysa Winston to CRHC staff with notes from a CRHC.IR.180 November 3, 2006 meeting. 2/38 Conversations on Program and information distributed to participants of the “Conversations CRHC.IR.181 Race 10th on Race” event held at IU South Bend from November 16 to 18, 2006. Anniversary; Author Manning Marable was that year’s keynote speaker. Includes a November 16 to 18, letter sent to Jonathan Jackson of the CRHC thanking him for his work 2006 with Conversations on Race IX, and announcing the date for Conversations on Race X (originally November 9 and 10, 2006).

2/39 Civil Rights Now IU South Bend CRHC “Civil Rights Now” newsletter, Volume 5, Issue 1, CRHC.IR.182 DIGITA Newsletter: Volume containing information about events sponsored by the CRHC. L 5 Issue 1; November 28, 2006

2/40 South Bend Heritage Cover contains an early computer rendering of the Natatorium's CRHC.IR.183 Foundation Annual transformation into the CRHC. Report 2006; circa 2007

2/41 Proposals for Document contains individual and company names for proposals in the CRHC.IR.399 Natatorium; circa Natatorium space for sponsorships. Note: Document is marked 2007 "Confidential."

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/42 Natatorium From a binder believed to have been owned by Alma Powell, former CRHC.IR.403 Committee Folder; CRHC Interim Director and member of the Natatorium Planning circa 2007 to 2008 Committee. Contains notes and information regarding the transformation of the former Natatorium into the Civil Rights Heritage Center. This includes meeting notes and agendas – see CRHC.IR.401 for more.

2/43 Oral History Typed document listing the participants in the CRHC Oral History Project, CRHC.IR.184 DIGITA Participants; January along with the interviewers and date. L 2007 2/44 Video, “Future Home Digital Video Disc (DVD) containing a short movie (4 minutes and 48 CRHC.IR.185 DIGITA of CRHC”; January seconds) that shows computer generated architectural renderings of L 24, 2007 former Engman Public Natatorium transformed into the new home of the IU South Bend Civil Rights Heritage Center. The DVD has the logo and contact information for PentaVision Communications, Inc., a South Bend based media production company.

2/45 Board of Advisors Agendas for CRHC Board of Advisors meetings. CRHC.IR.186 DIGITA Meeting Notes; – CRHC.IR.186a. February 2, 2007 L February 2 and – CRHC.IR.186b. October 5, 2007 October 5, 2007 2/46 Flyer, Valentine's Promotional flyer encouraging participation at a Valentine’s Day Dance co- CRHC.IR.187 Day Dance; sponsored by the CRHC and the Black Student Union held at the IU South February 10, 2007 Bend Grille on February 10, 2007. 2/47 Civil Rights Now Contains article about IU South Bend students participating in Washington CRHC.IR.397 Newsletter: Volume D.C. march to Promote Peace and End Violence, as well as upcoming 5 Issue 2; February events. 12, 2007 2/48 Museum News; Issue of The History Museum's (then Center for History) newsletter, CRHC.IR.188 Spring 2007 Museum News , with a story about a collaboration between them, the South Bend Tribune , and the CRHC on an exhibition entitled, "Media Coverage of Civil Rights." The exhibition ran from January 15 through October 31, 2007 at The History Museum.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/49 Meeting Agendas; Two agendas for meetings of the CRHC held at Wiekamp Hall room 3260. CRHC.IR.189 March 23 and April 27, 2007 2/50 Upcoming Events; List of upcoming CRHC events from April through September 2007. CRHC.IR.190 circa April 2007 Includes a listing of officer and staff positions. 2/51 Email, Natatorium Email from Pat Lynch, Architect for South Bend Heritage, informing them CRHC.IR.191 Project Progress; about progress for the Natatorium project. April 11, 2007 2/52 Civil Rights Now Contains article about Mrs. Willie Mae Butts visiting the CRHC, LaSalle CRHC.IR.192 DIGITA Newsletter: Volume Park Neighborhood, and Diversity Reading Program. L 5 Issue 2; April 20, 2007 2/53 Church in the Program from the “Church in the Movement” event sponsored by the CRHC.IR.193 Movement II, Songs CRHC and held at New Horizons Outreach Ministries in South Bend. of Inspiration; May 5, Program contains the words to famous songs, such as “Nobody Knows de 2007 Trouble I Seen [sic],” “We Shall Overcome,” others. Includes a flyer for the event. Includes a flyer and correspondence regarding the event planning.

2/54 Letter, Engman Letter from Alfred Guillaume, then Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs of CRHC.IR.194 Natatorium; August IU South Bend, addressed to Dr. Monica Tetzlaff (CRHC Director). The 17, 2007 letter was sent to her and (presumably) others informing them about the new Engman Natatorium project and a community breakfast meeting to be held at IU South Bend on August 28.

2/55 Louisville, Kentucky First draft of a schedule for a CRHC trip to Louisville, Kentucky, including CRHC.IR.195 Trip; August 17 to stops at the Kentucky Historical Society and the Ali Center Museum. 18, 2007

2/56 Natatorium Contains agendas and minutes for meetings of the Natatorium Committee, CRHC.IR.401 Committee the group formed to develop plans and raise funds to transform the former Meetings; August 28, Engman Public Natatorium into a home for the Civil Rights Heritage 2007 to February 26, Center. 2008

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/57 Oral History Notes; Contains notes and correspondence between Les Lamon and various IU CRHC.IR.196 circa Fall 2007 South Bend students and staff regarding the Oral History Collection. Includes a typewritten document entitled, “Notes from Oral History Interviews / Fall, 2007 [sic]” containing contextual information about several oral history subjects. Additionally contains a document from Dr. Lamon titled, "Conducting an Oral History Interview," with instructions for those recording interviews; and a printout, "Principles and Standards of the Oral History Association." Includes another version of "Conducting an Oral History Interview" from September 2009.

2/58 Natatorium Document for members of the Natatorium Committee cold calling local CRHC.IR.400 Committee Script; churches to invite them to a seminar following the upcoming MLK Day December 2007 breakfast on January 21, 2008. 2/59 Early Natatorium – CRHC.IR.402a: Early floor plan drawing of a transformed Engman CRHC.IR.402 Plans; circa 2008 Public Natatorium. – CRHC.IR.402b: Picture of the glass used in the moving wall in the Media Room of the CRHC. – CRHC.IR.402c: List of funding opportunities for rooms in the new CRHC. – CRHC.IR.402d: "Natatorium Project Summary" with facts and figures of the building's history.

2/60 DVD, “Divided Two Digital Video Discs (DVD) of “Divided Waters,” a fundraising video CRHC.IR.197 DIGITA Waters”; circa 2008 produced by South Bend video production firm NewGroup Media and L commissioned by IU South Bend to provide information about and encourage donations for the transformation of the former Engman Natatorium. One copy is kept as an “archival” copy. The second has a barcode (3 0000 110 703 323) and a call number (F534.S7 D58 2008) and is kept as a viewing copy. – CRHC.IR.197a: Archival copy (Physical and digital) – CRHC.IR.197b: Circulation copy (Physical) – CRHC.IR.197c: Transcripts of interviews used to create the video. (Digital)

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/61 Clippings; circa 2008 Photocopies of articles from the South Bend Tribune . Includes an article CRHC.IR.198 on Dr. Irving Allen’s visit to the Natatorium. Dr. Allen’s father and mother, J. Chester and Elizabeth Fletcher Allen, were the driving forces behind the Natatorium’s integration from the 1930s through 1950. Also includes stories about the beginnings of the Natatorium's transformation into the CRHC. 2/62 “Cornerstone…” Brochure produced by IU South Bend soliciting donations for the CRHC.IR.199 Fundraising transformation of the Engman Natatorium into the Civil Rights Heritage Brochure; circa 2008 Center. Additionally includes a similarly designed packet with a letter encouraging support of the Natatorium project. 2/63 Bulletin Board Posts, Printouts of emails sent during 2008 through the IU South Bend bulletin CRHC.IR.200 2008; circa 2008 board system related to events at the CRHC.

2/64 Proposed Document identifying proposed programming for the CRHC after it moves CRHC.IR.201 Natatorium into the renovated Natatorium facility. Programming; circa 2008 DIGITAL Meeting notes, Oral Contains agendas and minutes for meetings of the CRHC Oral History CRHC.IR.449 History Committee; Committee from various dates beginning in 2008 and continuing through circa 2008 to 2014 2014.

DIGITAL Photographs, Guard Contains 75 digital photographs taken in the former Engman Public CRHC.IR.451 Booth Restoration; Natatorium during its transformation into the Civil Rights Heritage Center. circa 2008 Many of these photographs show the volunteers who turned the former ticket booth into "The Guard Booth," an artifact that shows the initial barrier of entry for POC. The original photographer is unknown.

DIGITAL CRHC Constitution Draft of a constitution for the Civil Rights Heritage Center student club at CRHC.IR.473 Draft; circa 2008 IU South Bend.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/65 Program, MLK Details events around the community honoring the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther CRHC.IR.202 Holiday Celebration; King, Jr. holiday. Includes “Story of the Natatorium: Preserving the Past, January 18, 2008 Envisioning the Future” at South Bend’s Century Center. CRHC’s Waldo Carrasc, Lawrence Giden, Jonathon Jackson, Dr. Les Lamon, Dr. Monica Tetzlaff, and Derek Webb served on the planning committee.

2/66 Photographs, MLK Index sheet of photographs taken during a community march in South CRHC.IR.203 Community March; Bend. Includes a group holding a banner that reads, “Civil Rights Heritage January 25, 2008 Center.” 2/67 Civil Rights Now Includes articles, “Progress at the Natatorium,” the 10th annual Unsung CRHC.IR.204 Newsletter: Volume Latina Heroine Award Dinner honoring CRHC’s Alma Galicia, Red Ribbon 6 Issue 1; February march, a CRHC trip to Louisville, Kentucky, and the 21st Century Scholars. 15, 2008 2/68 MLK Walkway; circa Photocopy of a flyer encouraging local churches to donate a total of CRHC.IR.205 April 2008 $5,000 to install a quote from the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in front of the Engman Public Natatorium. 2/69 MLK 40th Candlelight Two promotional sheets (one color, one a black and white copy similar to CRHC.IR.206 Vigil; April 4, 2008 but different than the color) and a color printout of lit candles for an April 4, 2008 candlelight vigil to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination. The vigil was sponsored by CRHC as part of the “Church in the Movement” series.

2/70 Church in the Program from the “Church in the Movement” event sponsored by the CRHC.IR.207 Movement III; April 4 CRHC and held at New Horizons Outreach Ministries in South Bend. to 5, 2008 Program contains a list of presenters, including CRHC’s Alma Galicia, Sara Lowe, Jonathan Jackson, and Monica Tetzlaff, Rev. Dennis Giden, Sr., from Bethlehem Baptist Church and Alicia Fletcher from Mount Calvary Baptist Church, both in Niles, Michigan.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/71 Art Auction List Communications and schedules made for a fundraising auction for the CRHC.IR.208 Benefiting the CRHC, the Natatorium project, and Freedom Summer scholarships. Then- Natatorium and Chancellor of Ivy Tech’s North Central Region, Virginia Calvin served as Freedom Summer; auctioneer. Also includes a promotional flyer encouraging participation at April 12, 2008 the event. 2/72 Photographs, CRHC One recordable compact disc (CD-R) containing photographs of a CRHC CRHC.IR.209 DIGITA Meeting; April 18, meeting at IU South Bend’s Wiekamp Hall between Dr. Monica Tetzlaff, L 2008 David James, Imani Ingram, Jonathan Jackson, and another unidentified individual. 2/73 Brief Report on 2007- Two-paged typed document with a synopsis of CRHC activities for the CRHC.IR.210 2008 Academic previous academic year. Year; circa June 2008 2/74 Foundations ; Fall Issue of Foundations , the IU South Bend alumni magazine. Contains an CRHC.IR.211 2008 article written by Dina Harris entitled, “Prisms Become Part of History,” about how potential donors could “buy” a prism with their name to be placed on a wall in the peace garden of the Natatorium.

2/75 Photographs, Elkhart Contains eight ink-jet printouts and nine digital versions of photographs CRHC.IR.212 DIGITA Solidarity Day; taken at the Elkhart Solidarity Day event, includes CRHC’s Monica Tetzlaff L September 2008 and Lawrence Giden.

2/76 University Support Agenda for an informational discussion about the CRHC. CRHC.IR.213 Committee Coffee; September 26, 2008

2/77 Civil Rights Now Includes articles, “New Year Kick-Off,” "Reconciliation" about "The Lake," CRHC.IR.214 Newsletter: Volume "Solidarity Marches Through Elkhart" about CRHC's participation in a 6 Issue 2; October march against a recent hate crime in the city, "Meet a Member of the Civil 15, 2008 Rights Heritage Center" about Katlyn Josway, and "Oral History Project 2008."

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/78 Flyer, “Divided Promotional flyer encouraging participation at a viewing of “Divided CRHC.IR.215 Waters” Viewing; Waters,” a video produced by IU South Bend to share knowledge of the November 14, 2008 Natatorium and solicit funds for its renovation into the new home of the CRHC. 2/79 Civil Rights Heritage Promotional brochures for the Civil Rights Heritage Center produced by IU CRHC.IR.216 Center pamphlets; South Bend. Date unknown. circa 2009 to 2011

2/80 Bulletin Board Posts, Printouts of emails sent during 2009 through the IU South Bend bulletin CRHC.IR.217 2009; circa 2009 board system related to events at the CRHC.

2/81 Photograph, CRHC Contains two photographs of students at an outdoor table on the campus CRHC.IR.218 Student Display; of IU South Bend. The table has signs, information, and a display for circa 2009 CRHC and Freedom Summer. CRHC Student Worker Jonathon Jackson is one of the students shown. FLAT Foundations ; circa Article from Foundations , the IU South Bend alumni magazine, written by CRHC.IR.219 2009 Kathy Borlik entitled, "Remodeleted Natatorium to be Center of Change." It describes the ongoing efforts to transform the former Natatorium into the home of the Civil Rights Heritage Center. DIGITAL Meeting Notes, Contains meeting agendas and various notes from the CRHC Collections CRHC.IR.450 Collections Committee from 2009 through 2010. The Committee restarted in 2013, Committee; 2009 to only to stop meeting by the end of that year. 2013 2/82 Twenty-Ninth Annual Program from the 2009 Martin Luther King Foundation of St. Joseph CRHC.IR.220 Martin Luther King County and South Bend Heritage Foundation’s Holiday Celebration. Dr. Jr. Celebration; Les Lamon, Dr. Monica Tetzlaff, Lawrence Giden, Jonathon Jackson, January 14 to 19, Derek Webb, and Katlyn Josway from the CRHC were on the planning 2009 committee.

2/83 Goshen College Program from the Goshen College Martin Luther King Jr. Breakfast, CRHC.IR.221 MLK Breakfast; featuring a presentation by IU South Bend Professor and then-CRHC January 19, 2009 Director Dr. Monica Tetzlaff.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/84 Church in the Promotional flyer from the “Church in the Movement” event sponsored by CRHC.IR.222 Movement IV: The the CRHC and held at New Horizons Outreach Ministries in South Bend. Next Generation; Added a printout of the CRHC website from July 15, 2009 containing April 4, 2009 information about the Church in the Movement program.

2/85 CRHC Scholarships Printouts of pages from the CRHC website along with some additional CRHC.IR.223 and Awards; July 15, materials (e.g. applications) for the CRHC Community Service Award, 2009 Helen F. Pope Memorial Scholarship, and Lester C. Lamon Scholarship.

2/86 Promotional Flyer; Photocopy of a promotional flyer encouraging participation at various CRHC.IR.224 circa Fall 2009 CRHC and IUSB civil rights events throughout 2009 and 2010, including the opening of the Natatorium. 2/87 Foundations ; Fall Issue of Foundations , the IU South Bend alumni magazine. Contains an CRHC.IR.225 2009 article about the On Their Shoulders book series from IU South Bend’s Wolfson Press, including David Healey’s printing of the Rev. Buford Gordon’s 1922 book The Negro In South Bend, Kathy O’Dell’s Our Day : A History of Race Relations and Civil Rights in South Bend, Indiana , and Lisa Swedarsky’s A Place With Purpose : Hering House, 1925-1963 . It also includes an article about new CRHC Director Kevin James and his vision for the Natatorium.

2/88 “Michiana Talks”; Recordable compact disc (CD-R) containing audio of an interview for CRHC.IR.226 DIGITA October 4, 2009 WUBS radio South Bend’s “Michiana Talks” show with Dr. Kevin Lamarr L James, new director of the CRHC. 2/89 Recording, “Civil Recordable digital video disc (DVD-R) containing a presentation entitled, CRHC.IR.227 DIGITA Rights Memorials “Civil Rights Memorials and Community Feelings: South Bend’s L and Community Natatorium Project,” by Erika Doss, taking place at the Charles Martin Feelings…”; October Youth Center in South Bend, Indiana. 7, 2009

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/90 CRHC at the Promotional flyer for the CRHC. Unknown dates. CRHC.IR.228 DIGITA Natatorium: Who Are L We?; circa 2010

2008 CRHC Event Promotional brochure including information about the CRHC, events held CRHC.IR.229 Brochure; circa 2010 on the IU South Bend campus, and the opening of the Natatorium.

2/92 IUSB Electronic Four printouts of emails from the IU South Bend electronic Bulletin Board CRHC.IR.230 Bulletin Board between May and October 2010 about events at the Civil Rights Heritage Postings; circa 2010 Center, including, “Chamblee’s Life to be Celebrated,” “On Their Shoulders” (Katherine O’Dell’s book), Natatorium Dedication, and “B Green 2 $ave Green”. 2/93 Notes, Oral History Typewritten notes from a meeting with unidentified individuals (listed as CRHC.IR.231 Meeting; circa 2010 “interns/students”) regarding the process for recording CRHC oral histories. 2/94 Photographs, Eight digital inkjet print photographs of the former Engman Public CRHC.IR.232 FLAT Natatorium Natatorium during its 2008-10 transformation into the Civil Rights Heritage transformation; circa Center. The phtographer is unknown; however, s/he initialed each in silver 2010 marker. The photographs were originally matted and used by the IU South Bend Development office for purposes of fundraising. They cleared them out and transfered them to the Archives during the Fall 2016 renovations of the Administration building.

2/95 Program, Martin 24th annual celebration (and 20th annual recognition breakfast) of the Rev. CRHC.IR.233 Luther King Jr. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. holiday beginning at the Century Center in South Celebration; January Bend. CRHC staff and students were part of the planning committee, 18, 2010 including Hugo Garza, Tracey Garcia, Lawrence Giden, Dr. Kevin Lamarr James, Dr. Monica Tetzlaff, and Derek Webb.

2/96 “Important CRHC Printout of email from CRHC Director Dr. Kevin Lamarr James to the CRHC.IR.234 Updates”; February CRHC listserv. It highlights some recent changes that occurred and would 6, 2010 continue as Dr. James took over as Director.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/97 CRHC Calendar; Printout of events sponsored by the CRHC during the month of February CRHC.IR.235 February 8, 2010 2010. 2/98 Newspaper Photocopies of two newspaper obituaries for David Healey, one written by CRHC.IR.236 Clippings: David Howard Dukes, the other by Les Lamon. Also contains a poem written by Healey’s Obituary; John Charles Bryant, read at a memorial service for David Healey at the Poem by John Natatorium on July 17, 2010. Charles Bryant; March 5, 2010 2/99 “Black & Green is Promotional flyer for an event co-sponsored by the CRHC, IU South Bend CRHC.IR.237 Beautiful: Images of Center for a Sustainable Future, and the Studebaker National Museum. It African-Americans in included an exhibition and a talk by Javaugh Fernanders challenging the the Environment”; perception that African Americans have not historically been interested in March 9, 2010 the environment.

DIGITAL Grand Opening Agenda for a meeting about the Grand Opening of the transformed CRHC.IR.425 Meeting; March 9, Engman Public Natatorium. 2010 2/100 NAACP South Bend Program for an NAACP event debating the Brown vs. Board of Education CRHC.IR.238 Branch Meeting; Supreme Court decision of 1955. Features welcoming remarks from Dr. March 16, 2010 Kevin James, CRHC Director, and Dr. Monica Tetzlaff on a Q&A panel.

2/101 Bookmarks; circa Two bookmarks for IU South Bend’s Wolfson Press. One has imagery and CRHC.IR.239 spring 2010 text for Lisa Swedarsky’s book A Place With Purpose: Hering House . The second has imagery of the Rev. Buford F. Gordon with text promoting the entire “On Their Shoulders: Race Relations and Civil Rights in South Bend, Indiana” series, of which Swedarsky’s book was a part as well as a reprint of Rev. Gordon’s 1922 work The Negro In South Bend. Includes a program from a book signing held November 6, 2009 at Schurz Library with David Healey and Lisa Swedarsky. – CRHC.IR.239a: Buford Gordon bookmark – CRHC.IR.239b: Swedarsky bookmark – CRHC.IR.239c: Program

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/102 Program, Nikki Program for an event sponsored by CRHC featuring Nikki Giovanni. Dr. CRHC.IR.240 Giovanni; April 1, Alma Powell (CRHC) was the Mistress of Ceremonies at the event, with 2010 remarks by IU South Bend’s Vice Chancellor of Academic Affair Alfred Guillaume, Dean of the IU South Bend Ernestine M. Raclin School of the Arts Dr. Marvin Curtis, and South Bend Second District Council person Henry Davis. Also included a presentation of the Divided Waters video. Added a promotional flyer from a previously processed collection.

2/103 Church in the Program and promotional flyer for “Church in the Movement V: CRHC.IR.241 DIGITA Movement V: Responding to Poverty, Racism, and War,” a series of events held at the L Responding to Natatorium and Olivet African Methodist Evangelical (AME) Church in Poverty, Racism and South Bend about the Church and its role in civil rights issues. IU South War; April 10, 2010 Bend student and CRHC staff Lawrence Giden was a key organizer of these events. 2/104 New Orleans Style Promotional flyer encouraging participation at a Crawfish Boil fundraising CRHC.IR.242 Crawfish Boil; April event for the CRHC held at First United Methodist Church in South Bend 23, 2010 on April 23, 2010. 2/105 Natatorium Items from the official dedication of the re-opened Natatorium as a home CRHC.IR.243 Dedication Materials; of the IU South Bend Civil Rights Heritage Center. May 23, 2010 – CRHC.IR.243a: Invitation to the dedication – CRHC.IR.243b: Program from the dedication – CRHC.IR.243c: Memorial medallion given to selected individuals 2/106 Natatorium Recordable compact disc (CD-R) containing digital photographs taken by CRHC.IR.244 DIGITA Dedication CRHC’s Sara J. Lowe during the dedication ceremony of the newly re- L Photographs; May opened Natatorium as the home of the CRHC. The event began with a 23, 2010 ceremony at the Center for History, and guests walked down West Washington to the Natatorium.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/107 DVD, Natatorium Contains two identical recordable digital video discs (DVD) featuring video CRHC.IR.245 DIGITA Grand Opening; May from the re-opening of the Engman Natatorium into the Civil Rights L 23, 2010 Heritage Center. Begins with remarks by Dr. Alma Powell at the Center for History in South Bend, follows attendees (including then Mayor Stephen Luecke) as they walked from the Center for History to the CRHC, and continues with remarks from CRHC Director Dr. Kevin James as he invites Mrs. Barbara Brandy to become the first guest and receive a token from Mayor Luecke. DIGITA Event photos, Digital photographs taking during the official opening of the Civil Rights CRHC.IR.398 L Natatorium Grand Heritage Center in the newly renovated, former Engman Public Opening; May 23, Natatorium. The original photographer is unknown. 2010 108 “Natatorium Opens Printout of article posted by Kathy Borlik on the IU South Bend Office of CRHC.IR.246 with Grand Event”; Communications and Marketing’s website (presumably written by her as May 25, 2010 well?) about the dedication of the re-opened Natatorium two days previous. 109 City of South Bend Printed newsletter from the City of South Bend. It includes information CRHC.IR.247 Newsletter; June about the grand opening of the “Civil Rights Heritage Museum [sic]” that 2010 occurred on May 23. 2/110 DVD, WNDU Clip on Recordable digital video disc (DVD-R) containing a news report from CRHC.IR.248 DIGITA DTSB Immigration WNDU-TV (South Bend) about a protest through downtown South Bend L Rally; July 29, 2010 encouraging people to reject Arizona’s proposed SB-1070 law requiring police offers to check the immigration status of anyone who might look like they were not legal immigrants. Opponents believed it legalized racial profiling. CRHC sponsored the march under the leadership of director Dr. Kevin James, who is featured in the clip. For more, see http://www.wndu.com/home/headlines/99597769.html. Also contains digital photographs taken during the event.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/111 Latino Heritage: “A An event celebrating Latino Heritage Month entitled, "A Celebración of our CRHC.IR.249 DIGITA Celebration of Our Gente." L Gente”; September – CRHC.IR.249a: Printout of email. FLAT 30, 2010 – CRHC.IR.249b: Poster (Flat storage) DIGITA New Diversity Microsoft Word files containing notes about a revised Diversity Reading CRHC.IR.424 L Reading Program; Program. See also CRHC.IR.070. Also contains digital photographs of the circa August 2010 event. 2/112 “B Green 2 Save Printout of email from Dr. Monica Tetzlaff promoting a “B Green to $ave CRHC.IR.250 DIGITA Green” E-mail; Green” event at the CRHC. The event was designed to show how L October 10, 2010 sustainable living can be both environmentally and economically beneficial. Digital storage includes photos taken at the event.

2/113 Flyer, Our Day Book Promotional flyer for a signing of Katherine O’Dell’s thesis about the CRHC.IR.251 DIGITA Talk and Signing; Natatorium entitled Our Day: Race Relations and Public Accommodations L October 26, 2010 in South Bend, Indiana . The thesis was published by Indiana University South Bend’s Wolfson Press. 2/114 Oral History Printout of a spreadsheet containing oral history subjects, the date they CRHC.IR.252 Inventory; November were interviewed, and the numbering system used to identify recordings 4, 2010 transferred to CD. 2/115 Email: International Printout of email to the Civil Rights Student Association about the CRHC.IR.253 Human Rights Day; International Human Rights Day events at the Natatorium on December December 8, 2010 11, 2010.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/116 Upcoming Events E- Contains printouts of promotional emails from the CRHC encouraging CRHC.IR.254 mails for the CRHC; participation at upcoming events, including: Poetry Enlightenment, Equality 2011 and Inclusion, Powerful Beyond Measure: John Rogers III; Not Just a Game: Power, Politics, & American Sports Talk Entitled “The Cost of Courage” by Dr. John Carlos; “Alice Walker’s The Color Purple : The Search for Truth and Identity Amidst Racism, Sexism and Violence; Collective Remembering and Forgetting the Black Freedom Struggle in the United States” Community Talk; Marguerite Taylor “Building a Neighborhood One Relationship at a Time”; “The Lockdown Legacy Series: A Call to action based on the play by Kareemah El-Amin”; New Orleans Crawfish Boil; “The Sidewalk Scholar: a Cultural Literacy Program”; “Getting Involved: Can a Small Group of Committed, Thoughtful Citizens Still Change the World”

2/117 IUSB Bulletin Board Printouts of IUSB electronic bulletin board postings encouraging CRHC.IR.255 Postings; 2011 participation at CRHC events, including: “Trailblazers to be Honored”, “Natatorium Hosts Panel on Human Rights Memorials”, “Alice Walker’s The Color of Purple Panel Discussion”, “Reserve your Space Now for Freedom Summer Study Tour”. 2/118 Poetry Promotional flyer encouraging participation at a poetry event at the CRHC.IR.256 DIGITA Enlightenment at the Natatorium. L Natatorium; January 14, 2011 2/119 Twenty-Fifth Annual Program from the 25th annual Martin Luther King celebration at Century CRHC.IR.257 Martin Luther King Center in South Bend. CRHC Director Dr. Kevin Lamarr James and CRHC Jr. Celebration; staff Muhammad Shabazz were on the planning committee. January 17, 2011

2/120 Equality and Post card encouraging participation at an opening reception for and CRHC.IR.258 Inclusion Art exhibition of juried artwork by New Media students of IU South Bend’s Exhibition; February Ernestine M. Raclin School of the Arts. 2011

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/121 Event, "Powerful Flyer for a presentation by Dr. John Rogers III about his personal journey CRHC.IR.259 DIGITA Beyond Measure"; and the journey others can take to achieving their dreams. Dr. Rogers L February 23, 2011 served as Director of Orientation for Wright State University.

2/122 Trailblazers Promotional flyer and program for the 2011 Trailblazers event at the Civil CRHC.IR.260 DIGITA Recognition Rights Heritage Center honoring Joseph Luten, Edward Myers, S. Bernard L Ceremony; February Vagner, and Adeline Wigfall-Jones. Includes a recordable digital video 19, 2011 disc (DVD-R) containing video of the event recorded by CRHC staff, and a recordable compact disc (CD-R) containing digital photos taken at the event by Marcus Snowden. 2/123 John Carlos Recordable digital video disc (DVD-R) containing a lecture by Olympic CRHC.IR.261 DIGITA Presentation; March medal winner John Carlos at the Natatorium entitled, “The Cost of L 9, 2011 Courage.” Mr. Carlos gained notoriety when, during his medal ceremony at the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City, Mexico, he gave the “Black Power” salute. Also contains a recordable compact disc (CD-R) with two digital photographs of Mr. Carlos with CRHC staff. Includes additional items in digital storage. – CRHC.IR.261a: Event DVD – CRHC.IR.261b: Photo CD 2/124 Event, "Collective Flyer for an event featuring New Mexico State University's Dr. Cynthia CRHC.IR.262 Remembering…"; Pelak entitled, "Collective Remembering and Forgetting the Black March 24, 2011 Freedom Struggle in the United States." 2/125 Flyer, Marguerite Promotional flyer for an event co-sponsored by the CRHC, the American CRHC.IR.263 Taylor; March 26, Association of University Women-South Bend, and the IU South Bend 2011 Women’s and Genders Studies program. Marguerite Taylor of the Robinson Community Learning Center was the featured speaker at the event entitled, “Building A Neighborhood One Relationship at a Time.”

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/126 Lockdown Legacy “The Lockdown Legacy Series: A call to action based on the play by CRHC.IR.264 FLAT Series; March 30 to Kareemah El-Amin.” The CRHC was a co-sponsor and location for several April 16, 2011 events. – CRHC.IR.264a: Handout – CRHC.IR.264b: Posters (Flat storage)

2/127 Dr. Elijah Anderson; – CRHC.IR.256a: Recordable compact disc (CD-R) containing digital CRHC.IR.265 DIGITA April 8, 2011 photographs taken by Marcus Snowden from a visit by Dr. Elijah Anderson L from the University of Notre Dame (along with his sociology students) to the Natatorium. – CRHC.IR.256b: "The Block: A History," paper by Dr. Anderson with photocopies of articles related to businesses and homes along South Bend's West Washington and Chapin Streets. 2/128 Cultural Literacy Information about the CRHC's Cultural Literacy Program where CRHC CRHC.IR.395 DIGITA Program; circa April representatives engaged in readings and educational activities about L 2011 various cultures with K-4 children. – CRHC.IR.395b: Agenda from August 11, 2011 meeting (digital storage).

DIGITA Department and Excel spreadsheet used to identify IU South Bend professors, their field of CRHC.IR.429 L Faculty Review; circa study, and their potential for partnership with the CRHC. April 2011 FLAT Open Mic Poetry Promotional posters encouraging participation for "@ The Nat," an open CRHC.IR.266 Night; April 1, 2011 mike poetry event at the Natatorium, newly transformed into the Civil Rights Heritage Center.

2/129 “We are One- Promotional flyer for a rally co-sponsored by CRHC and a number of CRHC.IR.267 Respect Our Rights” neighborhood organizations. Includes a printout of an article from the Rally; April 4, 2011 South Bend Tribune website the following day containing a quote from the CRHC’s Muhammad Shabazz. It (incorrectly) identifies Gladys Muhammad as “associate director of the South Bend Civil Rights Heritage Center.” Ms. Muhammad is the Associate Director of the South Bend Heritage Foundation.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/130 Brand Identity Pitch; For the spring 2011 semester, CRHC Director Kevin James partnered with CRHC.IR.268 DIGITA circa Spring 2011 University of Notre Dame graphics design professor Robert Sedlack to L engage his students in a process that would develop a brand identity for FLAT the CRHC. This folder contains a pitch that was not ultimately chosen. Includes mock business cards, potential museum signage, a mock letterhead, and a recordable compact disc (CD-R) with these and other files. Included in FLAT storage is mock directional signage, a possible website and envelope, and a book with Natatorium history all using this brand identity.

2/131 DVD, "Avalanche"; DVD produced by PRODUCER featuring programs held at the Civil Rights CRHC.IR.269 DIGITA circa Summer 2011 Heritage Center since it re-opened in the former Engman Public L Natatorium. The DVD features Alma Powell, along with Rob DeCleene (Executive Director of Visit South Bend Mishawaka). The DVD is not dated. Date is estimated based on known dates of events shown in the video. DIGITA A Brief Report on Report written by director Kevin James highlighting the activities of the CRHC.IR.452 L Center Activities; CRHC. September 1, 2011 2/132 Developing Leaders Promotional flyer from an event, “Developing Leaders in South Bend,” at CRHC.IR.270 in South Bend flyer; the CRHC. September 22, 2011

2/133 DVD, ABC Local Non-commercial DVD-R containing coverage from ABC-57 local news CRHC.IR.271 DIGITA News Coverage of regarding the death of Dr. Fred Shuttlesworth. L Dr. Fred Shuttlesworth's Death; September 30, 2011 2/134 The Sidewalk Promotional flyer and blank registration form from a cultural literacy CRHC.IR.272 Scholar; October 1, program (grades K-2) sponsored by the CRHC and held at the Natatorium. 2011

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/135 Flyer: “What Should Promotional flyer for an event co-sponsored by the CRHC and University CRHC.IR.273 DIGITA We Remember? of Notre Dame Law School’s Center for Civil and Human Rights. Includes L Memorials, History & CRHC Director Dr. Kevin James as a panelist alongside four ND Human Rights”; professors. October 11, 2011

2/136 “IU South Bend Printout from an IU webpage promoting the Civil Rights Heritage Center’s CRHC.IR.274 Receives Grant to awarding of grants to create an African American Landmark Tour in South Create Civil Rights Bend. Tour”; November 12, 2011 2/137 Agenda, Oral History Agenda for a meeting of the CRHC's Oral History and Collections CRHC.IR.275 DIGITA and Collections Committee. L Committee; December 7, 2011

DIGITAL Board of Advisors Agenda and minutes from a CRHC Board of Advisors meeting. CRHC.IR.420 Meeting; December 9, 2011 2/138 Upcoming Events E- Contains printouts of promotional emails from the CRHC encouraging CRHC.IR.276 mails for the CRHC, participation at upcoming events, including: “Dr. Vincent Harding Book 2012 Signing and Discussion”; “Black History Month; Trailblazers”; “Martin, Mahalia, and the Movement”; Third Annual Crawfish Boil; “Exhibit Opening: Them: Images of Separation”; “We are One People”; “Center adds hours to honor Emancipation Proclamation”; “Triple Play: Race, Baseball, Art: Dr. Geralyn Strecker” “Jackie Robinson, Black Power and Baseball”; “Halloween and Nov 2: Let’s Talk Basketball”; circa 2012.

2/139 IUSB Bulletin Board Printouts of IUSB electronic bulletin board postings encouraging CRHC.IR.277 Postings; 2012 participation at CRHC events, including: “Martin, Mahalia and the Movement”; Would Lincoln Get Elected Today?; “Preventing Child Abuse- Meeting at Natatorium”.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/140 CRHC Pamphlet; Promotional brochure encouraging visitation of the CRHC produced by IU CRHC.IR.278 DIGITA circa 2012 South Bend. This brochure was used through September 2016. L 2/141 “Triple Play: Race, Promotional material from the South Bend Museum of Art encouraging CRHC.IR.279 Baseball, Art” Events participation in the “Triple Play: Race, Baseball, and Art” series co- Mailer; circa 2012 sponsored by the South Bend Museum of Art, Civil Rights Heritage Center, and the Center for History. 2/142 MLK Community Program for the annual MLK breakfast held at Century Center. The 2012 CRHC.IR.280 Service Recognition Planning Committee included staff of the CRHC including Kevin James Breakfast and Day of and Muhammad Shabazz, plus IU South Bend’s Dr. Marvin Curtis (Dean, Celebration; January Ernestine Raclin School of the Arts). 16, 2012

DIGITAL Event Request Files releated to the CRHC's online event request form. The form was set CRHC.IR.426 Form; February 2012 up on Google docs and used by those who wished to host events at the through November CRHC from 2012 until 2013. 2013 2/143 CRHC Leadership Program for a meeting of Civil Rights Heritage Center staff with the CRHC.IR.281 Meeting (3G-S); headline, "3G-S / Three Generations Strong." February 12, 2010 2/144 Trailblazers; Press release from IU South Bend and a program about the 2012 CRHC.IR.282 DIGITA February 18, 2012 Trailblazers event to be held on February 18, 2012 at the CRHC. The L event honored John Charles Bryant, Maritza Robles, Claudia Welch, and Clara White. Includes two digital video discs (DVD) containing short videos of each honoree produced by WNIT Public Television (South Bend). Note: Permission must be obtained from WNIT before these videos are used in a non-academic setting. 2/145 “Martin, Mahalia, and Promotional flyers for a lecture at the Civil Rights Heritage Center by Dr. CRHC.IR.283 the Movement” Johari Jabir, Assistant Professor of African American Studies at the Event Flyers; March University of Illinois at Chicago entitled, “Martin, Mahalia, and the 6, 2012 Movement: The Activist Partnership of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Mahalia Jackson.”

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/146 “Them: Images of Promotional flyer for the traveling exhibition “Them: Images of Separation,” CRHC.IR.284 Separation”; March and public talks at the CRHC. 27 to April 14, 2012 2/147 1,000,000 Hoodie Promotional materials and itinerary of a CRHC sponsored event entitled, CRHC.IR.285 DIGITA March Event; March “1,000,000 Hoodie March.” The march from the CRHC to the Martin Luther L 29, 2012 King Center was in reaction to the death of Trayvon Martin. Includes a clipping from The Preface, IU South Bend's student newspaper, published April 11, 2012 about the event.

Digital storage includes images taken by two photographers: – Jane Cera. On the CD-R she wrote, "The Center may use these images in any way it deems appropriate. No one has signed any waiver of any sort. I would like a photo credit and to be consulted regarding any editing." No other paperwork for these photographs exists. – Tyronna Tobias. She included a business card only, listing her address and phone number (P.O. Box 4252, South Bend, IN 46634, (574) 340- 5569).

2/148 We Are One People; Information about the We Are One People, or W1P program. W1P was CRHC.IR.396 March 31 to April 28, described as a, "cultural literacy program designed for youth to learn about 2012 civil rights history and diverse cultures, while enhancing reading, writing, and critical thinking skills." DIGITA Faculty Advisors Notes from a meeting of CRHC Faculty Advisors. CRHC.IR.430 L Meeting; April 5, 2012 2/149 Crawfish Boil; April Promotional poster encouraging participation at the Third Annual Crawfish CRHC.IR.286 DIGITA 20, 2012 Boil at the First United Methodist Church. The Crawfish Boil was a L fundraiser to support the CRHC. – CRHC.IR.286a: Poster (Physical storage) – CRHC.IR.286b: Two agendas for meetings of the planning team. (Digital storage)

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online DIGITAL Job Descriptions Job descriptions for additional staff positions created by then CRHC CRHC.IR.423 (2012); August 2012 Director Kevin James.

DIGITAL Board of Advisors Agenda from a Board of Advisors meeting. CRHC.IR.422 Meeting; September 7, 2012 2/150 Fall Events at the Rack card for October events at the Natatorium, including lectures by Dr. CRHC.IR.287 Natatorium Flyer; Hasan Jeffries and Phil Dixon. circa October 2012 2/151 Dr. Hasan Jeffries Recordable Digital Video Disc (DVD-R) containing video of a lecture by Dr. CRHC.IR.288 DIGITA Lecture; October 17, Hasan Jeffries entitled, “Civil Rights and the Rise of the Black Power L 2012 Movement.” Dr. Jeffries spoke as part of the “Triple Play” event in cooperation with the South Bend Museum of Art. – CRHC.IR.288a: DVD data with video of Dr. Jeffries' lecture (physical storage) – CRHC.IR.288b: Video of Dr. Jeffries' lecture (digital storage) – CRHC.IR.288c: Contract for Dr. Jeffries (digital storage) DIGITAL Lecture, Phil Dixon; Lecture by Phil Dixon from the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum about CRHC.IR.421 November 2, 2012 African American participation in baseball. The event was part of the "Triple Play" series in cooperation with the South Bend Museum of Art.

2/152 Email, “We Need Promotional email from the CRHC. Includes a call-out for readers to share CRHC.IR.289 Your Photos”; photos of places along the African American Landmarks Tour, and November 14, 2012 information about Dr. Alma Powell’s succession from Dr. Kevin James to the position of Interim Director along with three new staff – Kelli Collins, George Garner, and Tom Price.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/153 Newspaper Article, Article from the South Bend Tribune dated November 18, 2012, written by CRHC.IR.290 CRHC Major CRHC staff Alma Powell. Dr. Powell was invited to write the article as part Milestones; Nov. 18, of the Tribune ’s “Beyond the Campus” series, inviting people from local 2012 universities to contribute articles. The article announces some of the major milestones the Center achieved over the previous two years, including the re-opening of the Engman Natatorium, and the CRHC’s role in helping the City earn designation as a 2011 All-America City.

2/154 Email, Holiday Walk; Promotional email from the CRHC encouraging participation at upcoming CRHC.IR.291 December 6, 2012 events, including the Kizer House/West Washington Holiday Walk.

2/155 Upcoming Events E- Contains printouts of promotional emails from the CRHC encouraging CRHC.IR.292 mails for the CRHC; participation at upcoming events, including: “Reception Begins at 4 p.m. circa 2013 for ‘Making Waves’”; “If you can’t be With the President, Join us!”; “Another Way We’re Marking Dr. King’s Birthday”; “Studebaker Museum Exhibit Views ‘The Not So Open Road’”; “Northern Indiana Artists explore ‘Cultural Contradictions’”; “Phi Beta Sigma wins Christmas Tree Contest”; Civil Rights Trailblazers for 2013; February 16 event honors 5 history- making couples; Public Forum Featuring the Three candidates for the New CRHC Director.

2/156 IUSB Bulletin Board Printout of IUSB electronic Bulletin Board posting encouraging CRHC.IR.293 Posting; 2013 participation at CRHC events, including: Civil Rights Heritage Center forum for new Director. 2/157 Invitation, “Making Invitation encouraging participation at a reception for the unveiling of the CRHC.IR.294 DIGITA Waves” Reception; new “Making Waves” permanent exhibition developed by Tours and L circa January 19, Collections Coordinator George Garner in cooperation with CRHC and IU 2013 South Bend staff and faculty. Also includes two Digital Video Discs (DVD) featuring video taken during the event as well as digital photographs taken then.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/158 Trailblazers 2013; The planning team decided to honor couples in order to tie in with the CRHC.IR.295 DIGITA February 16, 2013 Valentines Day holiday. Includes a photograph of the 2013 honorees L – Front row: Mrs. Salazar, Julia Nabaa, Mary Alford, Norval Williams. Back row: George Woolridge, Benito Salazar, Clarence Nabaa, Bishop Donald Alford, Sareena Williams. Also included is a Digital Video Disc (DVD) of the event recorded by Isaac Evans who was paid by the CRHC to record the event and produce the DVD. Includes five DVDs featuring short “bumper” videos of each couple produced by WNIT Public Television (South Bend). Permission must be obtained from WNIT in order to use these videos in any non-academic setting.

2/159 DVD, Carole Boston Recordable Digital Video Disc (DVD-R) containing video of a reading by CRHC.IR.296 DIGITA Weatherford noted children’s book author Carole Boston Weatherford. Ms. Weatherford L Reading; March 23, read from her book, Moses: When Harriet Tubman Led Her People to 2013 Freedom.

2/160 DVD, Poetry Event; Recordable Digital Video Disc (DVD-R) containing video of a poetry CRHC.IR.297 DIGITA April 29, 2013 reading event at the Natatorium. L 3/1 Pennies; May 2013 In 2013, IU South Bend staff collected a penny each from 100 faculty and CRHC.IR.503 staff urging then-Chancellor Una Mae Reck to exercise their right to purchase the former Engman Natatorium from the South Bend Hertiage Foundation. For more, see Margaret Fosmoe, "100 pennies and a heartfelt request," South Bend Tribune, May 2, 2013: A1, a copy of which is available as CRHC.IR.298. See also CRHC.IR.504. Donated to the IU South Bend Archives by Chancellor Susan Elrod on February 3, 2020.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online Flat Scroll of signatures; Signatures from IU South Bend faculty and staff accompanying a mug of CRHC.IR.504 storage May 2013 100 pennies urging then-Chancellor Una Mae Reck to exercise their right Box 1 to purchase the former Engman Natatorium from the South Bend Hertiage Foundation. For more, see Margaret Fosmoe, "100 pennies and a heartfelt request," South Bend Tribune, May 2, 2013: A1, a copy of which is available as CRHC.IR.298. See also CRHC.IR.503. Donated to the IU South Bend Archives by Chancellor Susan Elrod on February 3, 2020. A partial transcription of the scroll is available; please ask Civil Rights Heritage Center staff for more information.

2/161 Article, “100 Pennies Article by Margaret Fosmoe in the South Bend Tribune chronicling the CRHC.IR.298 and a Heartfelt efforts of IU South Bend employees who presented outgoing Chancellor Request”; May 2, Una Mae Reck with 100 pennies so the University would formally purchase 2013 the Natatorium building from the South Bend Heritage Foundation.

2/162 Article, “Students Article from the South Bend Tribune chronicling a collaborative event at CRHC.IR.299 Study Stereotypes”; the CRHC with the University of Notre Dame’s Cyarina Johnson-Roullier’s May 5, 2013 English class.

2/163 Email, “CRHC Printout of promotional email from CRHC announcing Marc Rodriguez as CRHC.IR.300 Names New the new director of the CRHC. Also includes information on the upcoming Director”; May 7, “Uprising!” panel discussion. 2013 2/164 Flyer, “Uprising!”; Promotional flyer encouraging participation at a panel discussion entitled, CRHC.IR.301 DIGITA May 16, 2013 “Uprising! The Impact of the ‘60s on Today’s Society.” The event invited L Bishop Donald Alford, former South Bend Police Chief Chuck Hurley, South Bend Heritage Foundation’s Gladys Muhammad, former City Councilor Charlotte Pfeiffer, resident Thomas Pulliam and others to discuss race riots in South Bend in 1967, 1968, and 1972.

DIGITA Faculty Partners Online form (through Google) used to identify potential IU South Bend CRHC.IR.427 L Form; circa July faculty partners. 2013

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/165 Photographs, CRHC The Notre Dame Center for Arts and Culture (NDCAC) sponsored a CRHC.IR.302 DIGITA NDCAC Art Camp; summer art camp for students (roughly middle-school aged). For one L July 24, 2013 session, they partnered with CRHC for special educational events. Students learned about the history of the Natatorium from Muhammad Shabazz II, Alma Powell read the book White Socks, and George Garner had students make bracelets by forming words with lettered beads that were synonymous with messages of civil rights. Contains 39 photographs on one recordable compact disc (CD-R).

DIGITA Volunteer Online form (through Google) used to identify potential volunteers. CRHC.IR.428 L Information Form; circa September 2013 2/166 “Echoes from The CRHC sponsored a weekend of activities to commemorate the fiftieth CRHC.IR.303 DIGITA Birmingham” Event; anniversary of the church bombing in Birmingham, Alabama that claimed L September 7 to 8, the lives of four little girls. The sister of one of the victims, Diane 2013 Braddock, delivered a keynote address at Greater St. John Missionary Baptist Church in South Bend. Includes a brochure and invitation for the event, printout of IU South Bend electronic bulletin board messages, event program, two Digital Video Discs (DVD) containing video of the event, and a clipping of an article from the September 8, 2013 edition of the South Bend Tribune. 2/167 Article, “Project Article in the South Bend Tribune written by CRHC staff Muhammad CRHC.IR.304 Collects Oral History Shabazz II as part of the Tribune ’s “Beyond the Campus” series. Mr. of Local Civil Rights”; Shabazz II writes about his experiences at IU South Bend, how we September 8, 2013 became involved with the CRHC, and how the CRHC’s Oral History Project affected his experience as a student. 2/168 Flyer, Civil Rights Flyer encouraging participation at a welcome meeting of the Civil Rights CRHC.IR.305 Student Association; Student Association on the campus of IU South Bend. Drs. Marc September 10, 2013 Rodriguez (CRHC Director) and Monica Tetzlaff hosted the event.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/169 Email, Civic Printout of promotional email encouraging participation at a panel CRHC.IR.306 Dialogue: Latinos discussion with CRHC Director Marc Rodriguez and IU South Bend School and African of Education Dean Marvin Lynn. Americans; September 18, 2013

2/170 MLK in South Bend; Lecture sponsored by CRHC and Notre Dame Center for Arts and Culture CRHC.IR.307 September 25, 2013 (NDCAC), held at NDCAC. IUSB Dr. Monica Tetzlaff spoke on the fiftieth anniversary of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King’s visit to the University of Notre Dame. 2/171 Jake Webster For Dia Des Los Muertos, the CRHC invited local artist Jake Webster to CRHC.IR.308 Offrenda; October create an Ofrenda. Entitled, “Porqu he amado, que soy el guardian de mi 2013 hermano/ Because I’ve Loved, I am my Brother’s Keeper,” the ofrenda was on display in the CRHC library through Nov. 2013.

2/172 African American On October 5, 2013 the CRHC officially launched a local African American CRHC.IR.309 DIGITA Landmark Tour, Landmark Tour with a bus trip composed of local IUSB and community L October 5, 2013 invitees. The Tour identifies seventeen sites of significance to local African American history with a full-color sign including pictures, text, and a QR- cell phone code so smart phone users can obtain more information. The Tour was planned for several years before this official launch.

2/173 Email, Hot 8 Brass Two emails, one from the CRHC and one from NDCAC encouraging CRHC.IR.310 Band at NDCAC; participation at the NDCAC’s Hot 8 Brass Band event. October 8, 2013 2/174 Faculty Board; Materials related to an attempt to re-form the CRHC Faculty Board. CRHC.IR.311 November 2013

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/175 2014 Freedom Series of communications and information about the 2014 Freedom CRHC.IR.312 DIGITA Award; January 2014 Award, awarded to the CRHC by the Indiana Human Rights Commission’s L Martin Luther King Jr. Indiana Holiday Commission. Nominations are made anonymously by a member of the Holiday Commission and announced to the individuals or organizations. IUSB retired Vice Chancellor Alfred Guillaume Jr., IUSB Archivist Alison Stankrauff, and CRHC staff Muhammad Shabazz II travelled to Indianapolis to receive the award. Includes a Compact-Disc Recordable with five photos taken at the event, and a video created by the Holiday Commission featuring IUSB History Professor Dr. Monica Tetzlaff, CRHC Director Dr. Marc Rodriguez, and CRHC Staff Muhammad Shabazz II.

2/176 Report, Dr. Paul At the bequest of College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Dean Elizabeth CRHC.IR.313 DIGITA Baker; January 17, Dunn, the CRHC sought the services of consultant Dr. Paul Baker to study L 2014 and recommend paths forward for the CRHC under IU South Bend. Includes a confidential response from Dean Elizabeth Dunn written in Spring 2014. 2/177 MLK Community Program for the annual MLK breakfast held at Century Center. The 2014 CRHC.IR.314 Service Recognition Planning Committee included former CRHC staff member Muhammad Breakfast and Day of Shabazz, plus IU South Bend’s Dr. Marvin Curtis (Dean, Ernestine Raclin Celebration; January School of the Arts). 20, 2014

2/178 “Diversity In Film” Materials from the Diversity In Film series sponsored by the CRHC and CRHC.IR.315 Series at IUSB; held on campus during January and February 2014. January through March 2014 DIGITAL Dr. Dunn's Report marked "Confidential" written by Dr. Elizabeth Dunn, then Dean of CRHC.IR.474 Response to Baker the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at IU South Bend, in response to Report; March 2014 the report by Dr. Paul Baker. Dr. Baker was a consultant brought in to [RESTRICTED] study and offer recommendations for the Civil Rights Heritage Center. See CRHC.IR.313.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/179 Created Equal Film The CRHC was awarded a grant from the Gilder Lehrman Institute of CRHC.IR.316 Series; February American History and the National Endowment of the Humanities to through October present four PBS documentaries on Civil Rights: “The Abolitionists,” “The 2014 Loving Story,” “Freedom Riders,” and “Slavery By Another Name”. They showed at the Natatorium beginning on February 10, 2014.

2/180 Trailblazers 2014; Materials from the 2014 Trailblazers event held at the Natatorium on CRHC.IR.317 DIGITA February 15, 2014 February 15, 2014, honoring Mrs. Willie Mae Butts and Mr. Gregorio L “Greg” Chavez, Jr. Includes promotional emails and two recordable digital video discs containing brief “bumpers” with interviews of each honoree produced by WNIT Public Television in South Bend. 2/181 Michiana The 2014 Michiana Monologues were held at three different locations in CRHC.IR.318 Monologues; South Bend and one in Goshen. The February 27 performance occurred February 27, 2014 at the Natatorium with approximately seventy people in attendance.

2/182 “The Struggle In Press release, promotional sheet, and emails for “The Struggle In Black CRHC.IR.319 Black and Brown”; and Brown: African American/Latino Cooperation and Conflict,” a series of March 12 to 13, events at the Natatorium held in March 2014. 2014 2/183 “Reject” Film Print out of email announcing the “Reject” documentary film screening. CRHC.IR.320 Presentation; March CRHC Tours and Collections Coordinator George Garner organized a 25, 2014 showing. 2/184 “Women On Promotional sheet for the “Women on Wheels” panel discussion featuring CRHC.IR.321 Wheels”; March 27, Dr. April Lidinsky, Alison Stankrauff (IU South Bend faculty), and Laura 2014 Hieronymus (retired from IUSB) on March 27, 2014.

2/185 Promotional Email; Printout of promotional email encouraging participation for three upcoming CRHC.IR.322 April 9, 2014 events: Lecture by Dr. Christopher Reed, poetry reading by Martin Espada, and lecture by Dr. Thomas Kiffmeyer. 2/186 Dr. Christopher Promotional email encouraging participation at a lecture by Dr. Christopher CRHC.IR.323 DIGITA Reed Lecture; April Reed, Roosevelt University, exploring African American citizenship and L 10, 2014 voting right in Chicago, Illinois.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/187 A Reading With Printout of promotion email encouraging participation at a poetry reading CRHC.IR.324 Martin Espada; April with Martin Espada held on IU South Bend’s campus. The event is co- 12, 2014 sponsored by the Notre Dame Department of English, IU Labor Studies Program, and the CRHC. 2/188 Dr. Thomas Printout of promotional email encouraging participation at a lecture by Dr. CRHC.IR.325 Kiffmeyer Lecture; Thomas Kiffmeyer, Moorehead State University (Kentucky), about the April 17, 2014 Appalachian region of the United States and its participation in the War on Poverty. 2/189 Paper, “The Plight of Student paper written by Kristi Scott for the HIST H495 course. CRHC.IR.326 Migrant Workers”; May 1, 2014

DIGITAL Film, "Slavery by Screening of the PBS documentary "Slavery by Another Name," featuring CRHC.IR.327 Another Name"; remarks from Western Michigan University's Dr. Mitch Kachun. Shown in September 18, 2014 fulfillment of a grant from Gilder-Lerhman.

DIGITAL Film, "Freedom Screening of the PBS documentary "Freedom Riders," featuring remarks CRHC.IR.328 Riders"; October 16, from the University of Notre Dame's Dr. Richard Pierce. Shown in 2014 fulfillment of a grant from Gilder-Lerhman. 2/190 Michiana Memory; Beginning in 2014, Joe Sipocz of the St. Joseph County Public Library CRHC.IR.329 DIGITA circa February 2015 reached out to the CRHC. They had opportunity to obtain a $10,000 L Indiana Memory Digitization Grant to provide greater access to civil rights and African American history materials held at each location. The effort allowed SJCPL’s and CRHC’s collections online through the “Michiana Memory” website. A launch event on February 3, 2015, officially opened the website to the public. 2/191 Program, Michiana Program from the Michiana Monologues 2015: Words On Fire event held CRHC.IR.330 Monologues 2015; at the CRHC on February 26, 2015. February 26, 2015 2/192 Email, “Heller Printout of an email from the IU South Bend “Daily Titan” newsletter CRHC.IR.331 Named Director…”; announcing Dr. Darryl Heller as the new Director of Community and March 17, 2015 School Engagement. This position oversees the CRHC, among other responsibilities.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/193 Marvin Lynn Program for a reception held on March 27, 2015 at the CRHC honoring IU CRHC.IR.332 DIGITA Recognition of the South Bend Professor Emeritus Dr. Richmond Calvin, and his wife, former L Calvins; March 27, chancellor of Ivy Tech Community College Dr. Virginia Calvin. The Drs. 2015 Calvin have been significant contributors to the IU South Bend School of Education. Chancellor Terry Allison gave a welcome speech, and Dean Marvin Lynn presented an award.

2/194 Program, NRC Program from a reception to open a photography exhibition of work by CRHC.IR.333 Photo Exhibition; students in the Neighborhood Resource Connection (NRC) “Engaging April 22, 2015 Youth, Engaging Neighborhood Artists” program. The program connects youth with undergraduates from the University of Notre Dame Center for Social Concerns to create poetry and photography from scenes in their lives. An “opening reception” was held on April 22, 2015 to welcome students and their parents to enjoy and engage with each work. The NRC’s Diana Hess and the University of Notre Dame’s Dr. Stuart Greene are partners on this. 2/195 Program, Niles Program from the 73rd Anniversary Freedom Fund Banquet of the Niles, CRHC.IR.334 NAACP Banquet; Michigan chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of April 25, 2015 Colored People (NAACP). CRHC Tours and Collections Coordinator, George Garner, was invited to be the keynote speaker. He spoke of the history of the Natatorium and its role in racial segregation during the 20th century. DIGITAL West Washington In partnership with the Notre Dame Center for Arts and Culture, CRHC CRHC.IR.335 Block Party; July 18, and NDCAC put on a neighborhood block party. 2015 DIGITAL Young African With local leader Brother Sage Gillam, visiting students from African met CRHC.IR.336 Leadership Initiative; and mingled with local students of African descent for cultural exchange July 23, 2015 and dialogue.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/196 Email, “Celebrating Print out of an email sent by the YWCA North Central Indiana encouraging CRHC.IR.337 South Bend participation at “Celebrating South Bend Women: 150 Years of Women”; August 25, Leadership, Service, and Achievement.” The event was held at the CRHC 2015 on August 26. Approximately 130 guests viewed an exhibition featuring photographs and narratives of twenty women historically and contemporary who have made lasting contributions to the South Bend community. 2/197 Flyer, “Better Homes Author Gabrielle Robinson held a book release for her work, Better CRHC.IR.338 of South Bend”; Homes of South Bend: An American Story of Courage . The book shares September 25, 2015 the history of the Better Homes district, a predominately African American neighborhood group near the Studebaker factory that sought to counteract racial districting and provide good homes for people of color. The launch welcomed people like Leroy Cobb who lived in the neighborhood. It was held on IU South Bend campus. The CRHC was host to a reception of former residents and their families following the official unveiling of the book on the campus of IU South Bend.

2/198 Email, “Dîa de los Printout of an email encouraging participation at a Dîa de los Muertos (Day CRHC.IR.339 Muertos”; October of the Dead) celebration at the CRHC with concurrent events at the Notre 28, 2015 Dame Center for Arts and Culture. The event occurred on Thursday, October 29, 2015. 2/199 Email, “Fire Printout of an email encouraging participation at “Fire Speakers,” a poetry CRHC.IR.340 Speakers”; and music event sponsored by Antonius Northern of The Anchor November 2, 2015 newspaper, and the IU South Bend Black Student Union. The event was held at the CRHC on the evening of November 5, 2015.

2/200 Email, "Dr. Heller at Email from the IU South Bend "Daily Titan" news letter encouraging CRHC.IR.341 South Bend participation at a League of Women Voter's "Lunch with the League" Chocolate"; January discussion featuring Dr. Darryl Heller. Dr. Heller discussed "The Meaning 5, 2016 of Civil Rights in the 21st Century," including the history of the CRHC and his vision for it.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/201 #BlackLivesMatter; Opal Tometi and Patrisse Cullors, co-founders of the #BlackLivesMatter CRHC.IR.342 DIGITA January 18, 2016 movement, were scheduled to speak at the University of Notre Dame on L the evening of January 18, 2016. Organizers thought to bring Ms. Tometi for a small, invitation only discussion session at the CRHC before her presentation at UND. Included this folder is a write-up about it the next day shared through the IU South Bend "Daily Titan" email service, and a recordable compact disc (CD-R) with photographs taken by CRHC staff during Ms. Tometi's visit at the CRHC and at her presentation at DeBartolo Hall on the campus of the University of Notre Dame.

2/202 Event, "Mayhem at Email from the IU South Bend "Daily Titan" news letter encouraging CRHC.IR.343 Mizzou"; January 19, participation at an event featuring Nathan Stephens, Director of the Center 2016 for Inclusive Excellence at Southern Illinois University. The title is in reference to a series of student protests at the University of Missouri in 2015 – including the refusal of the predominately African American football team to continue playing – that resulted in the resignation of the University's President as well as increased attention to the issues of African Americans in predominately white institutions. The event was held on IU South Bend's campus, but co-sponsored by the CRHC.

2/203 Event, "Teach-In, Includes a promotional email encouraging participation at a "Teach-In" CRHC.IR.344 DIGITA MLK and the War in event about Dr. King's Vietnam War speech, and a recordable compact L Vietnam"; January disc (CD-R) with photographs from the event. Photographs were taken by 21, 2016 CRHC staff and are free for use. 2/204 Flyer, Black History Flyer listing the many events scheduled for Black History Month 2016. CRHC.IR.345 DIGITA Month 2016; Also includes an email sent by the CRHC listing those events. L February 3, 2016

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/205 Exhibition, "Joseph Local sculptor and artist Jake Webster approached the CRHC to exhibit CRHC.IR.346 DIGITA Sylvester Casey: At work by a mostly unknown South Bend African American folk artist named L Home Along"; Joe Casey. The exhibition, "Joseph Sylvester Casey: At Home Along" February 5, 2016 opened February 5, 2016 and continued through March 11. Folder contains a CD-R with digital files associated with the project (including images of the opening night), and a flyer encouraging attendance.

2/206 Event, "Ta-Nehesi Printout of a promotional email encouraging participation at an open book CRHC.IR.347 Coates"; February 9, discussion regarding Ta-Nehesi Coates' Between the World and Me . Dr. 2016 Darryl Heller led open discussions with participants. 2/207 Event, Two events recognized year 2 of the Michiana Memory grant. The first, CRHC.IR.348 DIGITA "#BlackHistoryMatter "#BlackHistoryMatters: Scan-A-Thon" invited community members to bring L s: Scan-A-Thon" and their family photos, documents, etc. for scanning, saving, and sharing Dr. Kim Gallon through Michiana Memory. Immediately following the Scan-A-Thon, Dr. presentation; Kim Gallon of Purdue University presented on, "The Reformer: February 10, 2016 Digitization, Open-Access, and Social Justice in the Digital Age."

2/208 Event, "OUTwords"; Joel Barret of Joel Speaks Out, with co-sponsorship by CRHC and the CRHC.IR.349 DIGITA February 13, 2016 GLBT Resource Center, organized an evening of stories from South L Bend's LGBTQ community. Speakers included David Seymour, Pamela Blair, and CRHC Director Darryl Heller, among others. Includes photos of the event and a video of Ms. Blair reciting an original poem.

2/209 Event, "Film Free screening of the celebrated Spike Lee film, "Malcolm X." CRHC.IR.350 Screening: Malcolm X"; February 16, 2016

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/210 Event, A team of local volunteers have been working to help people in South CRHC.IR.351 DIGITA "#BlackHistoryMatter Bend understand how Wikipedia is used by people looking to relocate to a L s: Wikipedia Edit-A- community, and how we have the power to edit it to ensure the information Thon"; February 18, is accurate, relevant, and up-to-date. This event focused on topics 2016 relevant to South Bend's African American and civil rights histories. Kathleen Ryan from enFocus led instruction on how to set up an account and begin editing; Kai Smith and Randall Harrison from UND's Hesburgh Libraries were on hand to work with guests; George Garner from CRHC initiated people to the building; and Joseph Sipocz along with an additional staff member from St. Joseph County Public Library stayed on hand to offer support for those looking to find research links.

2/211 Event, "Flute Juice"; World renowned flautist and educator, Galen Abdur-Razzaq, joined for a CRHC.IR.352 DIGITA February 19, 2016 presentation entitled, "Flute Juice," featuring jazz music together with L information about how the genre formed and influenced musicians for generations. 2/212 Event, "Say It Loud, LaQuan Lunford with Antonius Northern hosted an evening of music, open CRHC.IR.353 DIGITA Say It Often"; mic poetry, and spoken word art. L February 20, 2016 2/213 Event, "Celebrating CRHC's Dr. Darryl Heller and community activist Verge "Brother Sage" CRHC.IR.354 DIGITA Malcolm X"; Gillam led a conversation celebrating the life and legacy of Malcolm X. L February 21, 2016 2/214 The Preface ; Issue of the IU South Bend student newspaper, The Preface , featuring a CRHC.IR.355 February 24, 2016 cover article "History In the Heart of the City," about the Civil Rights Heritage written by student writer Hannah Demchak. 2/215 Michiana Program from the annual Michiana Monologues. Modeled after the CRHC.IR.356 Monologues, 2016; "Vagina Monologues," Michiana Monologues shares stories of local March 5, 2016 women. The CRHC was originally scheduled to be the first of three locations to host the presentation on February 25. A snowstorm and closure of IU South Bend postponed the event until March 5, becoming the last location to host.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/216 Event, "A Band of Contains a printout of an email encouraging participation at a lecture by CRHC.IR.357 DIGITA Sisters…"; March 29, writer Kathy Jonas entitled, "A Band of Sisters: Fighting for Employment L 2016 Equality from the Assembly Line," with stories of women who organized a class action lawsuit against Uniroyal/Ball Band for gender discrimination.

2/217 Event, "Come This Contains two flyers for a book reading by author Nimbilasha Cushing of CRHC.IR.358 DIGITA Way, There Is An her work, Come This Way, There Is An Exit. The event was originally L Exit"; April 7, 2016 scheduled for March 24, however, a storm resulted in brief power loss at the CRHC and forced the event to be rescheduled for April 7.

2/218 Event, "African Contains a flyer and printout of an email encouraging participation at an CRHC.IR.359 DIGITA Connection in event celebrating and teaching Malawian culture. L Michiana: Malawi"; April 17, 2016 2/219 Event, Engaging Program from an event and exhibition featuring photographs taken by CRHC.IR.360 Youth, Engaging local students. The event is a partnership between Neighborhood Neighborhoods; April Resources Connection and the University of Notre Dame. 20, 2016 2/220 Event, The Poetry Beginning in April 2016, local poet Pamela Blair brought her recurring CRHC.IR.361 DIGITA Den; April 2016 spoken word and poetry event, The Poetry Den, to the CRHC. Guests are L encouraged to share original works. 2/221 Event, "This Film "This Changes Everything," inspired by the best selling book by CRHC.IR.362 DIGITA Changes author Naomi Klein, presenting stories of different communities and their L Everything"; April 27, reactions to global climate change. 2016 2/222 Event, Presentation of the film "Gerrymandering: The Movie," about how the CRHC.IR.363 DIGITA "Gerrymandering: drawing of voting districts has been used and abused throughout history. L The Movie"; May 18, 2016 2/223 Email, Record Printout of an email from the CRHC announcing a record attendance set CRHC.IR.364 Attendance; May 23, for the 2015-16 academic year. 2016

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online DIGITAL Pride Month; June Poster for CRHC's events in recognition of Pride Month. CRHC.IR.365 2016 DIGITAL Event, "That's Not A poetry, music, and spoken word event put together by LaQuan Lunford. CRHC.IR.366 Love"; June 11, 2016

DIGITAL Event, "Honoring Impromptu celebration of the life and accomplishments of Muhammad Ali, CRHC.IR.367 Ali"; June 12, 2016 who passed away the week previous. DIGITAL Film, "Brother Presentation of the film "Brother Outsider," telling the story of Bayard CRHC.IR.368 Outsider"; June 17, Rustin. Mr. Rustin was a gay, Black man who led King on his journey to 2016 fully adopting principles of non-violence, as well as organizing and speaking at the 1963 March on Washington. Co-sponsored by the LGBTQ Center. 2/224 Event, "Making CRHC's Dr. Darryl Heller and La Case de Amistad Executive Director Sam CRHC.IR.369 DIGITA Informed Choices"; Centellas sat on a panel discussion regarding how the two presumptive L June 28, 2016 Presidential candidates (Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump) would respond to issues of racial and social justice and immigration reform. The event was in partnership with the Community Forum for Economic Justice.

DIGITAL Event, "Justice for Panel discussion featuring the mother and father of the late Jodie CRHC.IR.370 Jodie"; June 30, Henderson. Jodie was a black, gay man who was brutally murdered in a 2016 hate crime last January in South Bend. Regrettably, Indiana is one of five states without hate crime legislation. The panel also included CRHC's Darryl Heller as facilitator, Imandi Unidad's Debra Stanley, St. Mary's College professor Dr. Terri Russ, LGBTQ Center Executive Director Eli Williams, and South Bend Common Council member Oliver Davis.

DIGITAL Press Conference on In the wake of tragic shootings of unarmed African American men by CRHC.IR.371 Baton Rouge and police in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and Minnesota, as well as the shooting Dallas; July 8, 2016 of police officers in Dallas covering a #BlackLivesMatter protest by a sniper, the City of South Bend reached out to the CRHC to host a press conference with various city and local officials.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/225 Event, "ALL-IN Block Diana Hess of the Neighborhood Resources Connection led a team CRHC.IR.372 DIGITA Party"; July 16, 2016 consisting of the CRHC, NDCAC, The History Museum, and Historic L Preservation Commission of South Bend and St. Joseph County. With funds provided by Indiana Humanities, ALL-IN is a series of block party style events happening all over the state. 2/226 Emails; August 2016 Printed copies of emails sent from the Civil Rights Heritage Center for CRHC.IR.373 through July 2017 events, activities, or notifications from August 1, 2016 through July 31, 2017. DIGITAL Event, Sarina Book reading and panel discussion with Sarina Adeline, author of The CRHC.IR.374 Adeline Book Devil in Amen's Corner . Ms. Adeline wrote her dark, historical fiction novel Reading; August 5, while a student at Indiana's Culver Academies. 2016 DIGITAL Event, "Researching Instructional session presented by the South Bend African American CRHC.IR.375 Your African Genealogocial Society and the Indiana African American Genealogy American Group on how to research family histories. Ancestors"; August 6, 2016 2/227 Celebrating Michiana Partnership with the CRHC, the Michiana Women Leaders Project, and CRHC.IR.376 DIGITA Women Leaders the League of Women Voters, along with other co-sponsors. The event L 2016; August 26, honored twelve women who have made a difference in Michiana. In 2016 addition to the event, a photograph and a biography hang in a temporary exhibition in the CRHC.

The physical folder contains a program from the event. DIGITAL Black Garment Historian Janette Gayle joined to share her research on African American CRHC.IR.377 Workers (Janette garment workers who worked to support racial and social justice, Gayle); August 27, specifically around the first March on Washington in the 1940s. 2016

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/228 All-Access Michiana; Two flyers for a local portion of the national All-Access event designed to CRHC.IR.378 DIGITA September 10, 2016 bring attention to and celebrate women's reproducive rights. The local L event was organized by Pro-Choice South Bend and co-sponsored by the CRHC, among other local organizations. All-Access parties were held in 30 cities across the nation. South Bend's took place at the J.C. Lauber Building. DIGITAL Fire Speakers Local poet and activist Antonius Northern organized an evening of music CRHC.IR.379 (2016); September and spoken word art. 17, 2016 DIGITAL Drum Talk; Nicole Williams of the One Love Community Circle organization brought CRHC.IR.380 September 24, 2016 an afternoon of drumming to the CRHC.

2/229 CRHC Brochure Promotional brochure encouraging visitation of the CRHC. Produced by IU CRHC.IR.381 DIGITA (2016) South Bend students Sergio Ortiz Cardoso and Hugo Garza, and CRHC L Curator George Garner. The design was inspired by the CRHC "Making Waves" permanent exhibition designed by Anne Berry.

DIGITA Event, "Come Alive: The Reverend MacArthur Flournoy of the Human Rights Campaign joined CRHC.IR.382 L Faith, Equality, and for a discussion on the church (specifically African American churches) Justice" (MacArthur and the LGBTQ movement. His work has focused on urging the church to Flournoy event); rekindle their commitments to civil rights and social justice, and urging the October 6, 2016 LGBTQ movement to embrace the African American civil rights movement. The event was originally scheduled for June 2016, however, a weather event forced its reschedule.

DIGITA Event, "Songs Haitian musician Augustin Mona joined for an evening of music meant to CRHC.IR.383 L Across the Divides"; draw attention to Village Mozayik in Haiti, one of several areas deeply October 7, 2016 affected by multiple tragedies – the 2010 earthquake, a cholera outbreak, and most recently, Hurricane Matthew. The event was the first in a series of events organized by IU South Bend's Dr. Dé Bryant under the "Public Intellectuals" banner.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online DIGITA "Legacy Alive" (film); Film maker Kwadwo Gyan-Apenteng (also known as Kojo Sankofa), CRHC.IR.384 L October 13, 2016 shared his film about Ghana's Pan African Youth Orchestra. The is comprised of twenty-six children between the ages of six to sixteen years old who have become celebrated in their native Ghana, playing on the same stage with artists such as U2’s Bono and Angelique Kidjo. They have performed at several national functions for the President of Ghana, the Vice president, and invited dignitaries.

DIGITA Freedom Summer Participants of the 2016 Freedom Summer tour shared their experiences CRHC.IR.385 L Tour Presentation; from the trip. Includes video of the event. October 21, 2016 DIGITA Film, "Selma: The Presentation of the film "Selma: The Bridge to the Ballot" produced and CRHC.IR.386 L Bridge to the Ballot"; available for public distribution by the Southern Poverty Law Center. October 27, 2016

DIGITA Talk, "To See and University of Notre Dame's Emmanuel Cannady shared his experiences CRHC.IR.387 L Be Seen"; October traveling to Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam, encouraging others to 30, 2016 embrace travel as a tool for personal and cultural growth.

DIGITA Event, "Día de los Annual celebration of the Día de los Muertos holiday. Local artist Maclavio CRHC.IR.388 L Muertos" (2016); Cantu created an offrenda honoring refugees in three continents: the November 2, 2016 Middle East (specifically Syria), Africa, and Central and South America. The NDCAC also had events, and guests were encouraged to go back and forth between the two sites. DIGITA Event, "Peace, Part of a series of events organized by IU South Bend's Dr. Dé Bryant CRHC.IR.389 L Violence, and under the "Public Intellectuals" banner. The event included a presentation Music"; November 4, of a documentary about the tragic deaths of Tupak Shakur and Biggie 2016 Smalls, along with the role making peace and promoting violence plays in rap music. Local artists Billy East and Blu Casey joined to lead a group discussion on those issues.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online DIGITA Event, "Stage for Stage for Change is an initiative at IU South Bend to use theater to share CRHC.IR.390 L Change Writing personal stories of civil rights. The CRHC hosted a writing workshop. Workshop"; Since this was not a CRHC generated event, folder only contains November 10, 2016 photographs.

DIGITA Drum Talk; Nicole Williams of the One Love Community Circle organization brought CRHC.IR.391 L November 12, 2016 an afternoon of drumming to the CRHC.

DIGITA Food, Inc.; Part of a series of events organized by IU South Bend's Dr. Dé Bryant CRHC.IR.393 L December 2, 2016 under the "Public Intellectuals" banner. The event included a presentation of the documentary, "Food, Inc.," chronicling the growth of corporate and factory farming and the effects it has on communities.

DIGITA DTSB Historic Contains a PDF of an email sent for the CRHC's participation in Downtown CRHC.IR.392 L Holiday Walk; South Bend, Inc.'s particiaption in the Historic Holiday Walk. Mutliple December 4, 2016 historic properties along South Bend's West Washington opened for guests to tour and explore. DIGITA Pre-Kwanzaa Nicole Williams of the One Love Community Circle organization and Verge CRHC.IR.404 L Celebration event; "Brother Sage" Gillam led a history and celebration of Kwanzaa. December 17, 2016

DIGITA Public Intellectuals Series of public discussion forums led by IU South Bend professor Dr. Dé CRHC.IR.433 L Series; January Bryant. through April 2017 DIGITA Jobs with Justice CRHC hosted representatives of Saint Joseph Valley Jobs with Justice, La CRHC.IR.406 L Press Conference; Casa de Amistad, and Goshen College to directly address the incoming January 14, 2017 presidential administration and protecting the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program (DACA) among additional immigration issues.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online DIGITA Racial Justice The Snite Museum of Art reached out to the CRHC to launch a pilot CRHC.IR.407 L Institute/Reflecting educational project. Eighth grade students from Jefferson Intermediate Racial Justice; Traditional School were invited to spend the MLK holiday learning about January 16 and 21, different artists' responses to racial justice issues (from the collection of 2017 the Snite). They then came to the CRHC to learn the local response, then create a collaborative art piece. The exhibition of their work opened on January 21 and stayed through February 10.

DIGITA The People's To mark the date of the inauguration, several South Bend organizations CRHC.IR.405 L Inaguration; January banded together to show guests ways they can get involved. 20, 2017 2/230 Program, Martin Program for the annual MLK breakfast held at Century Center. The 2017 CRHC.IR.408 Luther King Jr. Planning Committee included CRHC Director Dr. Darryl Heller (who also Celebration; January delivered the keynote speech), as well as IU South Bend’s Dr. Marvin 16, 2017 Curtis (Dean, Ernestine Raclin School of the Arts) and Dr. Marvin Lynn (Dean, School of Education). DIGITA Black History Month Weekly emails sent by the CRHC to their email list encouraging CRHC.IR.409 L 2017 emails; participation at events in meant to acknowledge Black History Month. February 2017

DIGITA Flyer, Black History Flyer listing the many events scheduled for Black History Month 2017. CRHC.IR.464 L Month 2017; February 2017 DIGITA Film Screening, Screening and discussion of the acclaimed documentary "13th." CRHC.IR.410 L "13th"; February 10, 2017 DIGITA Drum Talk; February Nicole Williams of the One Love Community Circle organization brought CRHC.IR.411 L 11, 2017 an afternoon of drumming to the CRHC. DIGITA Say it Loud, Say it LaQuan Lunford hosted an evening of socially conscious music, open mic CRHC.IR.412 L Often; February 18, poetry, and spoken word art. 2017 DIGITA Film, "Selma"; The IU South Bend History Club sponsored a presentation of the 2014 film CRHC.IR.413 L February 22, 2017 "Selma."

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online DIGITA South Bend's Own Panel discussion of people who have lived in South Bend and can attest to CRHC.IR.414 L Voices; February 24, some of its changes. Included Gladys Muhammad, Gary Gabrich (speaks 2017 on Hungarian immigration), Gregorio Chavez, Hank Herreman (a white teacher who taught in predominately Af-Am Perley School), and Cheryl Ashe. The event served as an official launch of the CRHC's Oral History Collection online through Michiana Memory, as well as the "South Bend's Own Words" podcast series. Includes video of the event taken by IU South Bend's Instructional Media Services.

DIGITA Making Our Voices Panel discussion with local community activists offering advice and tactics CRHC.IR.415 L Heard: Effective on how to engage political leaders. Panelists include: Lisa Plencner, Co- Advocacy in Difficult President of the Indiana League of Women Voters; Latorya Green, from Times; February 28, Smoke-free St. Joe; Cheryl Ashe, an advocate for ex-offenders; Oletha 2017 Jones, CAFE and South Bend NAACP; Terri Russ, CAFE (Community Action for Education); Jamie Morgan, Pro Choice South Bend. Sponsors include the Community Forum for Economic Justice, South Bend Chapter of Indiana Black Expo, and the Civil Rights Heritage Center.

DIGITA Revisiting The Colson Whitehead, best-selling author, shared the stage of IU South CRHC.IR.416 L Underground Bend's Lousie E. Addicott and Yotish J. Joshi Performance Hall for a Railroad (Colson discussion and question and answer session with CRHC Director Darryl Whitehead); March Heller. This was a private, invitation-only event, limited to a selected group 1, 2017 of IU South Bend and CRHC supporters along with selected students.

2/231 Michiana Annual presentation of the Michiana Monologues. Modeled after the CRHC.IR.417 DIGITA Monologues, 2017; "Vagina Monologues," Michiana Monologues shares stories of local L March 2, 2017 women. IU South Bend's April Lidinsky is one of the lead organizers of the event. – CRHC.IR.417a: Program (physical storage) – CRHC.IR.417b: Event photographs (digital storage)

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online 2/232 Stage for Change at Stage for Change is an initiative at IU South Bend to use theater to share CRHC.IR.418 DIGITA CRHC; March 22, personal stories of civil rights. The first of four performances took place at L 2017 the CRHC, as IU South Bend student actors performed pieces submitted anonymously by students and community. – CRHC.IR.418a: Program (physical storage) – CRHC.IR.418b: Digital files (digital storage)

DIGITA Exhibition, "Women, Elia Salinas is a Goshen, Indiana based Latina artist. Her work conveys CRHC.IR.419 L the Strong Roots of messages of her culture, nature, and feminism. To close Women's History Life"; March 26 to Month, CRHC hosted an exhibition of nine of her works to run through April 19, 2017 April 19.

2/233 Event, Engaging Program from an event and exhibition featuring photographs taken by CRHC.IR.432 Youth, Engaging local students. The event is a partnership between Neighborhood Neighborhoods; April Resources Connection and the University of Notre Dame. 19, 2017 DIGITA "Race and Social Five-part lecture series from historian and CRHC Director Dr. Darryl CRHC.IR.436 L Movements," Heller. Folder contains audio of each event. crhc:lecture series; May to June 2017 DIGITA "crhc:film" (series 1); Monthly series of film and discussion. CRHC.IR.439 L May to June 2017

DIGITA "A Visual Journey" CRHC partnered with The LGBTQ Center to host a traveling exhibition CRHC.IR.440 L Exhibition; June to from the Indiana Historical Society entitled, "A Visual Journey: From AIDS July 2017 to Marriage Equality." The exhibition featured photographs from across the state taken by Mark A. Lee. In addition to its showing at the CRHC and The LGBTQ Center, the exhibition spent a day at the Pride Block Party on July 8, 2017 in downtown South Bend.

DIGITA Treasure Hunt North; Led by Indiana Landmarks with several West Washington organizations, CRHC.IR.437 L July 22, 2017 the event paired an antiques hunt with various activities, including a neighborhood scavenger hunt.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online DIGITA Exploring to Create; Staff from the Center for the Homeless led an afternoon of early-childhood CRHC.IR.438 L August 5, 2017 artistic exploration and play.

DIGITA LaSalle Park Held at LaSalle Park, this family friendly outdoor event was meant to build CRHC.IR.441 L Summer Fest; relationships between African American and Latinx communities. With La August 26, 2017 Casa De Amistad and a number of additional organizations as co- sponsors. 2/234 Celebrating Michiana The Michiana Women Leaders Project and the League of Women Voters, CRHC.IR.442 DIGITA Women Leaders, with additional co-sponsors, opened a new exhibition honoring twelve local L 2017; August 26, leaders who have made an impact on Michiana. 2017 – CRHC.IR.442a. Program (physical storage) – CRHC.IR.442b. Digital files

DIGITA Reflections on the Maasai are an ethnic group in Kenya who have become a cultural icon CRHC.IR.443 L Maasai; August 28, throughout the world. A representative of Maasai culture, Leonard 2017 Olekishoyan Kipainoi, was here to share stories of his people, their traditions, and their dances, as well as reflect on the place of cultures like his in our modern world. Joseph Karanja, a Kenyan and long-time member of the South Bend community, led the reflections and the discussion.

DIGITA "crhc:film" (series 2); Assets and information regarding the fall 2017 crhc:film series, featuring CRHC.IR.447 L September to documentaries and panel discussions around the films, "I Am Not Your December 2017 Negro," "Our Spritis Don't Speak English," "Almost Sunrise," and "Dolores." DIGITA Public Intellectuals Series of public discussion forums led by IU South Bend professor Dr. Dé CRHC.IR.448 L Series; September Bryant. through December 2017 DIGITA Community Forum The IU South Bend Black Student Union led a panel discussion in the CRHC.IR.444 L on Race Relations; wake of the white supremacist march in Charlottesville, Virginia. City September 22, 2017 Council representative Regina Williams Preston moderated.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online DIGITA Día de los Muertos, In partnership with the Notre Dame Center for Arts and Culture, the CRHC.IR.445 L 2017; November 2, NDCAC and CRHC hosted activities honoring the Day of the Dead holiday. 2017 DIGITA Exhibition, "Political Contains files related to the creation of a temporary exhibition featuring CRHC.IR.454 L Cartoons of The political cartoons written by Donald Land and published in The Reformer Reformer"; between 1968 and 1971. The project was designed to tie in to the South November 6 to Bend Museum of Art's exhibition, "The Funnies: Vintage Comics of the December 22, 2017 1940s—1960s."

DIGITA DTSB Historic Contains a PDF of an email sent for the CRHC's participation in Downtown CRHC.IR.446 L Holiday Walk; South Bend, Inc.'s particiaption in the Historic Holiday Walk. Mutliple December 3, 2017 historic properties along South Bend's West Washington opened for guests to tour and explore. 2/235 F. Jay Nimtz Award Contains a program from the annual presentation of the City of South CRHC.IR.453 Ceremony; Bend's F. Jay Nimtz Award in partnership with South Bend Heritage December 6, 2017 Foundation. This event is usually held at the Charles Martin Center, but a scheduling conflict put us in a position to help them out. Bishop Eddie Miller was the recipient. DIGITA crhc:film (Series 3); Assets and information regarding the Spring 2018 crhc:film series CRHC.IR.467 L January through featuring showings and panel discussions around the films, "The April 2018 Borinqueneers," "Chisholm '72," "A Good Day to Die," "Live and Become." Note, the film series was not finalized by the time of the first showing, so "The Borinqueneers" had a separate flyer made to encourage participation. DIGITA Exhibition, Detroit artist Waleed Johnson brought an exhibition of his artwork along CRHC.IR.462 L "Misconceptions"; with poet Jenai Jackson. January 13 to February 28, 2018 2/236 Program, Martin Program for the annual MLK breakfast held at Century Center. The 2018 CRHC.IR.455 Luther King Jr. Planning Committee included CRHC Director Dr. Darryl Heller as well as Celebration; January IU South Bend’s Dr. Marvin Curtis (Dean, Ernestine Raclin School of the 15, 2017 Arts).

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online DIGITA The People's Following up on the event from last year, community organizations were CRHC.IR.456 L Inaguration 2; invted to the Islamic Society of Michiana to speak directly to a crowd of January 20, 2018 ~200-300 looking to get involved in organizations and actions meant to protect those directly threatened by the Presidential administration. Folder contains photographs of CRHC Director Darryl Heller, and LGBTQ Center Executive Director Jason Wilkinson.

DIGITA Racial Justice In collaboration with the Snite Museum of Art, eighth grade students from CRHC.IR.461 L Institute; January 22 Jefferson Intermediate Traditional School spent the morning learning and 23, 2018 about different artists' responses to racial justice issues (from the collection of the Snite). They then came to the CRHC to learn the local response, and then created collaborative art pieces. The date was originally scheduled for January 12, but a snow storm moved it to January 22 with the exhibition of their work opening on January 23.

DIGITA Flyer, Black History Flyer listing the many events scheduled for Black History Month 2018. CRHC.IR.465 L Month 2018; February 2018 2/237 A Tribute to Dick To kick off Black History Month, Dr. Ron Gregory, brother of the late and CRHC.IR.457 DIGITA Gregory; February 1, legendary comedian and activist, visited with a presentation. Physical L 2018 storage contains a program from the event. DIGITA BSU Celebration of CRHC hosted an event organized by Black Student Unions from IU South CRHC.IR.469 L Black Leaders Past, Bend, University of Notre Dame, and St. Mary's and Bethel Colleges. Present, and Future; Members of the community joined as well to foster communication February 3, 2018 between generations of leaders. Folder contains photographs of the event from IU South Bend staff photographer Genesis Ponce.

DIGITA Retrospective on "Say It Loud, I'm Black and I'm Proud: A Retrospective on James Brown" CRHC.IR.458 L James Brown; featured video, discussion, and, of course, music from the late musician's February 15, 2018 legendary career. Among the highlights were Brown's actions in the civil rights movement of the 1960s and 1970s.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online DIGITA Celebrating Malcolm Third annual celebration of the life and legacy of the legendary freedom CRHC.IR.459 L X 2018; February 23, fighter, Malcolm X. This year's, CRHC welcomed one of his daughters, 2018 Ilyasah Shabazz, to speak with Darryl Heller at the Joshi Performance Hall on the campus of IU South Bend. Ms. Shabazz talked about the work of herself and her father to advance the fight against injustices.

DIGITA Discussion, "1968 in As part of the community-wide initiative, "1968, A Movement In Time," led CRHC.IR.460 L South Bend"; by the ND Center for Arts and Culture, Darryl Heller convened a panel of February 27, 2018 guests who lived through and helped shape the year 1968 in South Bend. Panelists included Charlotte Pfeiffer, Lynn Coleman, Lois Clark, and Rosemarie Harris. Guests were encouraged to dialogue with panelists to explore the events and actions around the U.S., and their effect on people in South Bend. 2/238 Michiana Annual presentation of the Michiana Monologues. Modeled after the CRHC.IR.463 Monologues; March "Vagina Monologues," Michiana Monologues shares stories of local 2, 2018 women. The CRHC was the first of four locations around South Bend to host. DIGITA Construction and Return of the crhc:lecture series featuring Dr. Darryl Heller exploring the CRHC.IR.468 L Reconstruction of "Construction and Reconstruction of the 14th Amendment." Includes audio the 14th from the event. Amendment; March 8, 2018 DIGITA El Otro Lado; April 2 "El Otro Lado: Immigration Stories from the Other Side" was an exhibition CRHC.IR.471 L through 27, 2018 and panel discussion with La Casa de Amistad. The project was inspired by the St. Joseph County Public Library's One Book/One Michiana selection, The Distance Between Us by Reyna Grande. CRHC hosted the panel featuring six individuals with different stories of immigration to South Bend. The event also served as an exhibition opening of student artwork done by La Casa de Amistad students interviewing their families and imagining the families' experiences immigrating to the U.S.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online DIGITA South Bend ID @ La Casa de Amistad is the implementor of the City of South Bend's ID CRHC.IR.466 L CRHC; April 10, program providing official ID useful for city government agencies (and 2018 others who choose to honor it). Though this is of most use for those without ability to obtain state or federal US identification (e.g. undocumented immigrants getting drivers licenses and such), La Casa de Amistad wishes to widen its use as broadly as possible. They're partnering with various organizations to host mobile stations where guests can sign up and get their ID. 2/239 Fighting for Fair The University of Notre Dame Law School sponsored a panel discussion CRHC.IR.470 DIGITA Housing; April 19, and conference on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the Fair L 2018 Housing Act. The conferece took place on the UND campus on Friday, April 20, with a reception and panel at the CRHC the night before. Speakers included Gabrielle Robinson, Judy Fox, and members of the Better Homes district. Folder contains a program from the event.

DIGITA Mental Wealth; Local artist Aespyne Alix led a panel discussion about mental health in the CRHC.IR.472 L Friday, May 4, 2018 African American community, along with an exhibition of artwork.

DIGITA crhc:film (Series 4); Assets and information regarding the Fall 2018 crhc:film series featuring CRHC.IR.481 L August through showings and panel discussions around the films, "Whose Streets?," December 2018 "Abrazos," "Screaming Queens," and "Anita." DIGITA Celebrating Michiana The Michiana Women Leaders Project and the League of Women Voters, CRHC.IR.475 L Women Leaders, with additional co-sponsors, opened a new exhibition honoring twelve local 2018; August 26, leaders who have made an impact on Michiana. 2018 DIGITA CRHC Website The Center undertook another revision to its website in order to bring it in CRHC.IR.476 L Update; October line with IU's new responsive templates. The new site went live in early 2018 October 2018.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online DIGITA Historic Landmark Contains information relevant to the CRHC's successful application to CRHC.IR.477 L Status; October obtain local landmark status through the City of South Bend's Historic 2018 Preservation Commission. The status was made law by a vote of the South Bend Common Council in August 2018, and an event on October 16, 2018 invited local dignitaries to unveil a plaque in the front of the building. DIGITA "i.m.migration" Exhibition that featured prints from South Bend based Korean American CRHC.IR.479 L Exhibition; October printmakrer Yoo A Kang whose prints speak on experiences of 2018 immigration, U.S. imperialism, and domestic violence.

DIGITA Freedom Summer Participants of the 2018 Freedom Summer tour shared their experiences CRHC.IR.478 L Tour Presentation; from the trip. October 18, 2018 DIGITA Día de los Muertos, In partnership with the Notre Dame Center for Arts and Culture among CRHC.IR.480 L 2018; November 2, additional partners, both NDCAC and CRHC hosted a celebration of the 2018 Día de los Muertos holiday. DIGITA "Time Flies When Dr. Darryl Heller led a discussion celebrating his tenure as Director of the CRHC.IR.482 L You're Planning A CRHC before beginning a year-long leave of absence to teach at the Revolution"; University of Iowa. December 14, 2018

DIGITA Exhibition, "Streets Featuring fourteen family slides reproduced from a donation of hundreds CRHC.IR.487 L Family Photos"; more by Sandra Streets, youngest daughter of Dr. Bernard and Mrs. Odie January 25 to Mae Streets. February 28, 2019 DIGITA The People's To mark the anniversary of the presidential inauguration, several South CRHC.IR.483 L Inaguration 3: No Bend organizations banded together at the Islamic Society of Michiana to Hate IN Our State; show guests ways they can get involved. This year, the focus was on January 20, 2019 getting Indiana to pass meaningful hate crime legisation. David Sklar was the keynote speaker. Organizations had tables with information about their groups and getting directly involved in various social justice movements in the area.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online DIGITA Black History Month Contains digital files for a promotional flyer and PDFs of emails sent CRHC.IR.486 L 2019; February 2019 during the Center's celebration of Black History Month in 2019. – CRHC.IR.486a. Flyers – CRHC.IR.486b. Emails DIGITA crhc:film (Series 5); Assets and information regarding the Spring 2019 crhc:film series CRHC.IR.492 L February through featuring showings and panel discussions around the films, "Through A June 2019 Lens Darkly," "Lives Worth Living," "Thank You for the Rain," "Underwater Dreams," and "The Homestretch." DIGITA Contested Waters; Dr. Jeff Wiltse, author of the book Contested Waters: A Social History of CRHC.IR.484 L February 8, 2019 Swimming Pools in America , came to the CRHC to talk about his research detailing the history of municipal swimming pools in the U.S., and how most all—north and south—segregated against African Amerians in the first half of the 20th century. DIGITA Out of Many, One Nicole Williams of One Love Community Circle led an afternoon of CRHC.IR.489 L People; February 23, drumming and exploration into the African disapora. 2019 DIGITA Celebrating Malcolm Verge "Brother Sage" Gillam and members of the African Male Book club CRHC.IR.485 L X 2019; February 20, held a discussion around the life and legacy of the late civil rights icon. Dr. 2019 Theo Williams of Bethel University highlighted with a lecture on the history behind Malcolm's oft misinterpreted phrase, "By any means necessary."

DIGITA "Ability" Exhibition; With the IU South Bend Office of Disability Support services, artists who CRHC.IR.490 L March through April self-identify with some form of differing or disabiliy—physical or 2019 cognitive—were invited to submit works for an exhibition that recognizes the Natatorium's privileging not only of white people, but able bodied people as well. DIGITA 12-Hour Poetry Pam Blair of The Poetry Den led a 12-hour poetry marathon in honor of CRHC.IR.488 L Marathon; April 13, National Poetry Month featuring spoken word, canvas, and musical art 2019 throughout the day from 12pm to 12am. DIGITA crhc:film (Series 6); Assets and information regarding the Fall 2019 crhc:film series featuring CRHC.IR.498 L May through showings and panel discussions around the films, "Banished," "Blacks and December 2019 Jews," "Our Bodies, Our Doctors," "Homegoings," and "Unnatural Causes."

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online DIGITA 9th Anniversary Event to recognize the 9th anniversary of the transformation of the CRHC.IR.491 L Celebration; May 10, Engman Public Natatorium into the Civil Rights Heritage Center. Former 2019 directors Drs. Monica Tetzlaff, Kevin James, and Darryl Heller were invited to speak and reflect on their time in the Center's history.

DIGITA Best. Future. Ever; As part of South Bend Venues Parks and Arts' Best. Week. Ever. CRHC.IR.493 L June 2, 2019 celebration, CRHC with the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, School of Education, and Weikamp Education Resources Commons planned a kid-focused event that asked how we make the weeks to come the best they can. Kids put their name on a tree with leaves featuring names of city leaders' past; guest readers read kids books; free book giveaways; and other activities. DIGITA Exhibition, "South Temporary exhibition at the CRHC in honor of Pride Month featuring CRHC.IR.494 L Bend: Alive with selections from the Center's LGBTQ Collection. Hope and Pride"; June 2019

DIGITA Exhibition, "Breathe"; Featuring local abstract artist Danica (Kulemeka) Corin. CRHC.IR.496 L July 26 through August 23, 2019

DIGITA Repa(i)rations: Dr. Darryl Heller led an event that explored his take on the case for CRHC.IR.495 L Building Community reparations in a public presentation. Community circles followed to allow Understanding; participatns to further reflect and explore what reparations means, and August 7, 2019 what it might look like locally. In partnership with the Community Forum for Economic Justice. DIGITA Celebrating Michiana The Michiana Women Leaders Project and the League of Women Voters, CRHC.IR.497 L Women Leaders; with additional co-sponsors, opened a new exhibition honoring twelve local August 26, 2019 leaders who have made an impact on Michiana.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online DIGITA Artist Showcase, Exhibition of original artwork by Pamela Blair, host of the Poetry Den at CRHC.IR.501 L featuring Pamela the CRHC. Blair; October 18, 2019 DIGITA Día de los Muertos, In partnership with the Notre Dame Center for Civic Innovation (formerly CRHC.IR.499 L 2019; November 1, the ND Center for Arts and Culture) among additional partners, both 2019 NDCCI and CRHC hosted a celebration of the Día de Muertos holiday.

DIGITA GlobaLGBTQ Film The Debartolo Performing Arts Center's Browning Cinema sponsored a CRHC.IR.500 L Series; November 7, week-long series of films highlighting aspects of the LGBTQ+ experience. 2019 In addition to screenings at the University of Notre Dame and The LGBTQ Center, the CRHC hosted a screening of "Unsettled" sharing the story of four refugees to the U.S.

DIGITA "Some of Us Are Local artist Angelica Frausto (@nerdybrownkid) unveiled an exhibition of CRHC.IR.502 L Missing" Exhibition; her work bringing attention to missing and murdered womxn of color in the December 6, 2019 to U.S. February 7, 2020

DIGITA IU Purchases the On January 10, 2020, IU South Bend Chancellor Susan Elrod publicly CRHC.IR.505 L Natatorium; January announced that Indiana University was purchasing the former Engman 2020 Public Natatorium from the South Bend Heritage Foundation for $1. This folder contains images taken at the unveiling.

DIGITA CRHC 20|10 Exhibition at the Civil Rights Heritage Center featuring reproduced images CRHC.IR.512 L Exhibition; February and documents from the Center's Instituational Records Collection. 2020 DIGITA BSU Voting Rights The IU South Bend Black Student Union sponsored a talk by South Bend CRHC.IR.506 L Event; February 6, City Attorney Stephanie Steele about the history of Black 2020 (dis)enfranchisement, and how the vote is under attack still today.

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Box/ Folder Title Contents Unique ID Online DIGITA Healing Justice; The CRHC participated in a nationwide viewing of the film "Healing CRHC.IR.507 L February 13, 2020 Justice," with discussion from the filmmaker about the history of and harm done by our criminal justice system and how restorative practices can be used to reduce that harm. DIGITA Celebrating Malcolm Dr. Darryl Heller and Verge "Brother Sage" Gillam continued our annual CRHC.IR.508 L X 2020; February 20, discussion and celebration of the life and legacy of the late civil rights icon. 2020 DIGITA CRHC Recognition Event held at the CRHC to officially recongition IU's purchase of the CRHC.IR.509 L Celebration; building and the return of Dr. Darryl Heller. IU President Michael McRobbie February 25, 2020 was joined by John Applegate, James Wimbush, and IU South Bend Chancellor Susan Elrod and former Executive Vice Chancellor Alfred Guillaume in making remarks. DIGITA Kwanzaa 305; Verge "Brother Sage" Gillam launched an initiative to bring the principles CRHC.IR.510 L February 27, 2020 of Kwanzaa throughout the calendar year. DIGITA The First Rainbow Dr. Darryl Heller led a presentaiton of the documentary film "The First CRHC.IR.511 L Coalition; February Rainbow Coalition" about he late Fred Hampton and his cross-community 28, 2020 organizing in Chicago, followed by a conversation about how this kind of multi-racial organizing can happen in South Bend today.

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