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Highlight: Columbia's responses to major social issues such as AIDS, discrimination, anti-semitism, Apartheid, politics
Abstract Or Scope: Newspaper and magazine clippings, press releases, flyers and other printed matter related to Columbia's responses to major social issues such as AIDS, discrimination, anti-semitism, Apartheid, politics, Black-Jewish relations, and various national and international disasters. Folders are arranged alphabetically.

Highlight: . First performed in 1996, Nomathemba is a love story set in post-apartheid South Africa.
Abstract Or Scope: Subseries 1.16, Nomathemba, 1994-1996, undated, includes drafts, production notes, and edits of the musical written by Shange, Eric Simonson and Ladysmith Black Mambazo's leader, Joseph Shabalala. First performed in 1996, Nomathemba is a love story set in post-apartheid South Africa.

Highlight: , including some on the topic of South Africa apartheid.
Abstract Or Scope: This series is arranged alphabetically by folder title. It is the smaller of the two series in this collection, consisting of eight files of images. These are photographs and negatives that relate to events and happenings reported on in the pages of the Spectator. A number of these images date from the 1980s, including some on the topic of South Africa apartheid.

Highlight: , Constitutional Workshops, and Seminar on the Legal Aspects of Apartheid. Also included are materials related to
Abstract Or Scope: (The planning and execution of events and conferences sponsored by the Southern Africa Project are documented in this section. Materials include invitations, programs, and correspondence with speakers and other planning documents such as financial documentation and copies of conference papers and proceedings. These events include: Conference on Affirmative Action, Symposium on Children in Detention, Constitutional Workshops, and Seminar on the Legal Aspects of Apartheid. Also included are materials related to conferences attended by SAP staff. )

Highlight: Association (NAMDA), an anti-apartheid professional group that aimed for an equal opportunity health care
Abstract Or Scope: The first subseries documents CHISA's role as the U.S. liaison for the National Medical and Dental Association (NAMDA), an anti-apartheid professional group that aimed for an equal opportunity health care system in South Africa. CHISA worked closely with NAMDA to protest the detention of health workers, plan workshops and raise funds. This subseries holds general information about NAMDA in the form of newsletters and reports, as well as correspondence between CHISA and NAMDA members, minutes and notes from joint meetings, papers on violations and health problems, and other documents that show how the two organizations worked together.

Highlight: consultant, advising anti-apartheid nursing organizations and assisting in the formation of a School of
Abstract Or Scope: The second subseries holds information on a variety of other projects such as Priorities for Prevention, a proposal outlined by a CHISA task force to combat the HIV/AIDS epidemic by studying high-risk groups, training health workers, and educating the migrant worker community. CHISA often acted as a consultant, advising anti-apartheid nursing organizations and assisting in the formation of a School of Public Health at the University of the Western Cape. This work is documented mainly through proposal drafts, notes, and correspondence. There are also several folders of educational brochures, printed in English and Afrikaans that represent attempts to educate the public about health problems.

Highlight: . They describe how radicals linked struggles against Jim Crow, capitalism, imperialism, apartheid, and

Highlight: Music Hall; and Columbia's divestment from companies doing business with apartheid South Africa.
Abstract Or Scope: This subseries is arranged alphabetically by subject or title.

Highlight: magazine's content was not exclusively related to art. Volume 6 from 1985 was titled "Apartheid... at Home
the apartheid of South Africa.
Abstract Or Scope: This collection consists of Black Heights, a magazine for and by African American students at Barnard and Columbia. It featured articles about art as well as original poetry and prose.

Highlight: pertaining to his anti-apartheid activism, and Rutgers, with much material about the controversy over his
Abstract Or Scope: This series contains materials relating to Baraka's long career as a teacher at various colleges and universities, largely in the New York City area. Included are course descriptions, syllabi, rosters, correspondence with other faculty and administration, grades and graded tests and papers (currently restricted), and financial documents relative to his employment at each institution. The bulk of the items in this series are from Baraka's time at SUNY-Stony Brook, which contains materials pertaining to his anti-apartheid activism, and Rutgers, with much material about the controversy over his tenure denial. Also included in the series are writings and other materials surrounding the academic tenure of Professor Ernest Dube. This series is arranged alphabetically by institution. Material that includes student records or grades are closed for a period of 75 years from date of creation

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