Black and white photograph of group playing music and singing indoors. Inscription on back of image: "[…], Andrew Young, James Orange, Charleston SCLC Board member Esau Jenkins lead freedom singing at mass meeting. SCLC Photo."
Family Service document entitled, "Service Provided by State and Local Providers. Title XX - Contract Allocations by Service. Region 9: Berkeley-Charleston-Dorchester."
A Training Proposal for the Charleston County Department of Social Services targeting Day Care Consultants, Center Directors, Assistant Directors, Teachers of Five-year Old Children, Teachers of three and four-year-old children, Teachers of infants, toddlers and two-year-old children, and Ancillary personnel.
Constitution of the Trident Forum for the Handicapped including articles on Name, Purpose, Finances, Membership, Board of Directors, Nominations and Elections, Duties of Officers, Board Standing Committees, Executive Committee, Community Forums, Advisory Panel, Amendments, Parlimentary Authority, and Dissolution.
Photocopy of concerns and recommendations for the Day Care Centers regarding training, buildings and grounds, equipment, cooks, parent involvement, attendance, and rents.
Pamphlet entitled, "East Side Redevelopment and Preservation Program" wherein the purpose, financial assistance, and project requirements of the program are stated.
Report sent from Robert R. Foster to Bill Knowles, Bertie Fischbein, and the Day Care Advisory Board entitled, "Report on Phase I. "Impact" Sessions of Training Program for Day Care Employees."
Typescript writing by Septima P. Clark recollecting the order of events on October 2, 1982, on which date Mayor of Atlanta, Georgia Andrew Young spoke to approzimately five hundred people in the lounge of the Ports Authority in Charleston, S.C.
Typescript document describing formation of Clients Councils in South Carolina, NAACP involvment, and individuals including Cleveland Stevens of Neighborhood Legal Assistance Program and Steven Granberg of NLAP.
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