Collection Civil Rights History Project

This page is the entrance to Seattle citizenship and labor history planning resources to explore the rights of African Americans in the Pacific Northwest. Short film, oral history of activists, research reports, newspaper reports, photo albums, maps, historical documents. Vivian Caver has more than 50 years of citizen service record in Seattle's African American community. This includes a number of civil rights advocacy activities. The City Alliance in the 1940s abolished the apartheid movement and the public housing movement in the 1960s. Seattle's Vice Chairman of Human Rights and then the Chairman's Division

The Chicago SNCC History Program aims to document the history of the Chicago Student Nonviolence Coordination Committee (SNCC) and link civil rights leaders with modern youth / adult activists. The Youth Foundation will support this year's annual general meeting from civil rights to black power. (YF) Chicago Student Action (formerly known as IIRON Student Network) recruited and trained college students on campus life wages, fair financial assistance practices, ended race profiling and college police professional change jobs It is a grassroots student power organization to make. Fossil fuel (SF, GRAM)

I met the story of Janet Smith and other stories in the Citizenship History Project (CRHP) series at the American Fork Life Center in Parliament Library. CRHP is a joint initiative between the library and the Smithsonian National African-American History and Culture Museum, and the recording and modification of some of the first person interviews in the collection is the main focus of my six-week high-level project. Through Baltimore Park School. As my work at AFC is about to end within a couple of days, I am sure that Mr. Smith and African-American citizens will be working with local activists who have struggled to fight for freedom, equal rights and justice, I want to look back on their experiences. Process history