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1. "Obsequies, Martin Luther King Jr."

Date:
1968-04-09
Description:
Program for the funeral services of of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., under the direction of the Hanley Bell Street Funeral Home and Marcellous Thornton Funeral Home.

4. Leadership Program Proposal, Southern Christian Leadership Conference

Leadership Program Proposal, Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Date:
1965
Description:
"Written by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Reverend Andrew J. Young, requesting leadership training for Black ministers of thirty urban areas and citizenship training for neighborhood leaders of five major cities; and catalog regarding Ford Foundation travel and study grants."

5. Ministers Leadership Training Program

Ministers Leadership Training Program
Date:
1968
Description:
Southern Christian Leadership Conference published document outlining the function of the Ministers Leadership Training Program.

7. The Voter Education Project

The Voter Education Project
Date:
1970
Description:
Pamphlet entitled, "The Voter Education Project" discussing the formation of The Voter Education Project and the legislative challenges that is faces.

8. "The SCLC Story in Words and Pictures"

Date:
1963
Description:
Magazine entitled, "The SCLC Story in Words and Pictures," describing the history of the organization, with pictures and information on its staff.

9. "This is SCLC," Pamphlet

Date:
1963
Description:
Southern Christian Leadership Conference pamphlet entitled, "This is SCLC" providing information on the organization.

10. Georgia Women of Achievement Event Program , 1996

Georgia Women of Achievement Event Program , 1996
Date:
1996-03-21
Description:
Ceremony Program for the Fifth Annual Induction Ceremony of the Georgia Women of Achievement in Atlanta, Georgia. Year 1996. Organization recognizing Ellen Craft as a Georgian Woman of Achievement