Series II: Campaigns and Committees, 1989-1995
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This series documents Halperin's involvement in the Children's Action Network Steering Committee, the Conscientious Objector Support Network, the Indigenous Peoples Campaign, and the Native American Rights Campaign. Files for the Indigenous Peoples Campaign, which addressed human rights abuses of indigenous peoples in the Americas, are particularly extensive. This series includes clippings, correspondence, directories of relevant organizations, United Nations publications, and Amnesty International publications and mailings.
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Access and use
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This collection has no access restrictions.
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