Correspondence
Found in 32 Collections and/or Records:
Janice White Sikes collection on Southern culture
Julian Bond papers
The collection covers the period from 1969 to 1996 and contains correspondence, organizational and institutional material related to the Voter Education Project, Political Associates, and The Southern Elections Fund, stationery, clippings, newsletters, political ephemera, articles and a book written by Julian Bond as well as items relating to the African American political life and Constance Curry's history of race relations and integration in Sunflower County (Miss.), Silver rights.
National Black Arts Festival records
Neighborhood Arts Center records
The collection consists of the program files of the Neighborhood Arts Center in Atlanta, Georgia, from the years 1979-1989 and includes a history of the Neighborhood Arts Center, information from the Board of Directors and their meetings, committee reports, profiles of members of the Board of Directors, correspondence, memos, office files, information on leasing space, budgets and funding sources, and information on program activities.
Paul E.X. Brown WERD records
Phoenix Arts and Theatre Company records
Post Card Collection
The Post Card Collection consists of post cards with images of scenes from the United States, the continent of Africa and portraits of individuals. Many of these post cards commemorate a historical event such as the Olympic Games in Atlanta and the Million Women March. This collection highlights Atlanta life in the mid 20th century by showcasing the Atlanta University Center, black churches, and the Carnegie Library.
Samuel L. Davis papers
The collection contains newspaper clippings, affidavits, manuals, and correspondence relating to African American educator Samuel L. Davis and his 1944 lawsuit against the Atlanta Public School system.