Collection Summary
Marquette University. Department of Special Collections and University
Archives.
National Catholic Conference For Interracial Justice
National Catholic Conference For Interracial Justice records,
1958-2001
44.6 cubic feet (105 boxes)
Records of the national federation of
Catholic human relations agencies and interracial councils, founded in 1960
following the U.S. Catholic bishops' statement on racial discrimination and
segregation.
NCCIJ
English
Administrative History
The National Catholic Conference for Interracial Justice (NCCIJ) was founded in 1960,
two years after the U.S. Catholic bishops' statement on racial discrimination and
segregation, to coordinate the efforts of Catholic interracial councils, first
established in the 1930s under the leadership of John LaFarge, SJ. During its heyday
in the 1960s, when it was headquartered in Chicago, the NCCIJ served as catalyst for
the historic interfaith National Conference on Religion and Race and for Catholic
involvement in the March on Washington and demonstrations in Selma, Alabama, and
elsewhere in support of federal civil rights legislation. Notable initiatives
included programs to combat employment discrimination (the interdenominational
Project Equality, which became an independent organization in 1971) and provide
human relations training for teachers. From its office in New Orleans, the
conference's Southern Field Service assisted in the formation of more than two dozen
interracial organizations in the South and Southwest. In the wake of the Black Power
movement, the establishment of official diocesan human relations offices that
supplanted the interracial councils, serious personnel conflicts, and financial
shortfalls, however, the NCCIJ faced a challenge to its its very existence by the
early 1970s. It survived (as a membership organization rather than a federation) for
three more decades, but with a much lower profile. In 1975 the conference moved its
headquarters to Washington, DC, where it was seemingly overshadowed by the United
States Catholic Conference. The NCCIJ suspended operations at the end of 2002.
Scope and Contents of the Collection
General correspondence, information on affiliated organizations, minutes of meetings
of the board of directors, records of conventions and workshops, and subject files
concerning Conference services and projects in the areas of education, employment,
health care, and legislation. Notable correspondents include Mathew Ahmann, John
LaFarge, S.J., John P. Sisson, and Margaret Traxler.
Arrangement of the Papers
This collection is divided into the following series:
- 1. General Administrative Files, 1960-1974, undated
- 2. Board of Directors, 1959-1983
- 3. Commissions and Committees, 1960-1966, 1970-1971, 1983-1985
- 4. Executive Directors, 1961-1980
- 5. General Correspondence, 1959-1979
- 6. National Conventions, 1958-1971
- 7. Conferences, Institutes, and Workshops, 1961-1980
- 8. Publications, 1960-2001
- 9. Project Files, 1960-1974
- 10. Affiliated Organizations, 1958-1972
- 11. Regional Interracial Justice Activities (non-CIC), 1959-1971
- 12. Employment Services Department, 1964-1969
- 13.1 Project Equality: Administrative Subject Files, 1965-1970
- 13.2 Project Equality: Meetings, 1965-1970
- 13.3 Project Equality: Compliance Reviews, 1965-1970
- 13.4 Project Equality: Geographic Files, 1965-1970
- 13.5 Project Equality: Publications, 1965-1970
- 13.6 Project Equality: Publicity, 1965-1970
- 14. Development/Fundraising Files, 1966-1971
- 15. Urban Services Department, 1964-1971
- 16. Project Bridge, 1967-1969
- 17. Educational Services Department, 1964-1972
- 18. Subject Files, 1959-1986
- 19. Health/Medical Services, 1965-1971
- 20. Southern Field Service, 1961-1970
- 21. Audio Recordings, 1958-1973
Restrictions on Access
There are no restrictions on access to this collection.
Restrictions on Use
The archives staff will assist researchers in determining if copyright restrictions
apply, although responsibility for copyright and obtaining necessary permissions
rests with the researcher.
Index Terms
This collection is indexed under the following headings in MARQCAT, the online
public access catalog of the Marquette University Libraries. Researchers
desiring materials about related topics, persons, or places should search the
catalog using these headings.
Persons:
Ahmann, Mathew H
La Farge, John, 1880-1963
Sisson, John P
Traxler, Margaret
Organizations:
National Catholic Conference for
Interracial Justice--Archives
Subjects:
African Americans--Civil
Rights
Civil rights demonstrations--United
States
Civil rights movements--United
States
Race relations--Religious
aspects--Catholic Church
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], Series Number, Box Number, Folder Number (if applicable).
National Catholic Conference for Interracial Justice Records, 1958-2001. Dept. of
Special Collections and University Archives. Marquette University. Milwaukee,
WI.
Acquisition Information
Purchased from the National Catholic Conference for Interracial Justice, 1971.
Additions donated by the conference, 1973-1991.
Processing Information
Processed by Phillip M. Runkel, 2007-2009. Routine correspondence and reference files
were discarded.
Accruals
No further accruals expected for this collection.
Detailed Description of the Collection
Note to researchers: To request materials, please note the series and box numbers
shown below.
Series 1: General Administrative Files,
1960-1974, undated
Contains files relating to general policies and procedures of the conference,
and photographs of staff members and civil rights demonstrations in which
they participated. It is arranged alphabetically by subject or type of
document.
1
1
Affiliate Services Department,
1965-1966,
1969
1
2
Affiliation, Criteria for,
1960
1
3
Archives,
1966-1973
1
4
By-Laws,
1959,
1966-1967,
1974
1
5
Dues, Council,
1962-1963,
1968
1
6
Legal Counsel,
1965,
1968
1
7
Mailings to Councils and Commissions,
1961-1969,
1
8
Memos,
1966-1968
1
9
Organizational Charts,
1966,
1969
1
10
Photographs (oversize photos in Flat File E, Drawer 5),
1961-1971, undated
2
1
Reports, General,
1963-1964,
1966-1967,
1969-1970
Staff,
2
2
Meetings,
1962-1968
2
3
Personnel Matters,
1961,
1964-1967
1969-1970,
undated
2
4
Retreat Reports,
1966-1968
2
5
Union,
1967-1971
Series 2: Board of Directors,
1959-1983
Composed of minutes of meetings and related correspondence and memos,
arranged in chronological order. An inventory of the meetings from 1959-1973
appears in the first folder of Box 1.(Audio recordings exist for meetings in
1971-1973; these are in Series 21).
1
Meetings,
November 1959 - February
1963
2
Meetings,
July 1963 - August
1965
3
Meetings,
March 1966 - August
1967
4
Meetings,
February 1968 - August
1969
5
Meetings,
December 1969 - December
1970
6
Meetings,
December 1970 - April
1972
7
Meetings,
July 1972 - November
1973
8
Meetings,
March 1974 - December
1983
Series 3: Commissions and Committees,
1960-1966,
1970-1971,
1983-1985
Contains records of groups established by the Board of Directors to help
formulate policies in areas such as governance, fundraising, and issues of
concern to the conference. It is arranged in alphabetical order by name of
commission or committee.
1
1
By-Law Committee,
1959-1966
1
2
Charter Plan Committee,
1962-1963
1
3
Commissions, undated
1
4
Committees,
1959,
1962-1966,
1970-1971
1
5
Discrimination in Medicine Committee,
1961-1963
1
6
Education Committee,
1983-1985
1
7
Employment Commission,
1960-1963
1
8
Family Life Committee,
1962-1963
1
9
Finance Committee,
1963-1964,
1966
1
10
Foundations Committee,
1962
1962-1963
1
11
Housing Commission,
1960-1961,
1963
1
12
Intergroup Relations Committee,
1962
1
13
LaFarge Committee (relations with bishops),
1961-1962
1
14
Priests' Committee,
1960-1962,
1966
1
15
Program Committee,
1961-1962,
1971,
1976
Series 4: Executive Directors,
1961-1980
Consists of information on the NCCIJ's executive officers, including
clippings, speeches, and reports. Some correspondence of a more personal
nature is also included here.
Ahmann, Mathew
1
1
Birth Control Statement,
1964-1965
1
2
Clippings,
1962-1968
1
3
Reports,
1961-1969
1
4
Resume,
1968
1
5
Speeches,
1961-1965
Harris, James T.
1
6
Clippings,
1968-1970
1
7
Correspondence,
1968,
1970-1971
1
8
Ramparts Magazine Accusation of
CIA Ties,
1969
1
9
Resume,
ca. 1968
1
10
Speeches,
1970
1
11
Hinton, Rev. Frederick M.,
1980
1
12
Sheehan, Rev. James J.,
1974
1
13
Traxler, Sr. Margaret Ellen,
1973, undated
1
14
Welsh, Msgr. Aloysius,
1977
Series 5: General Correspondence,
1959-1979
Contains letters to and from the executive directors, arranged alphabetically
and chronologically, respectively.
Incoming Correspondence
1
1-2
A-W,
1960-1979
1
3
Furth, Madeline,
1963-1966
1
4
LaFarge, John, SJ,
1959-1963
1
5
Nelson, John P., Jr.,
1959-1967
1
6
O'Connor, John J.,
1959-1963
1
7
Wood, Rawson L.,
1961-1970
1
8
Outgoing Correspondence,
1959-1966
2
1-4
Outgoing Correspondence,
1967-1979
Series 6: National Conventions,
1958-1971
Documents the conference's major meetings. Included are clippings, memoranda,
programs, reports, and texts of talks. (Audio recordings are in Series
21).
1
1-2
1958
1
3
1958, 1960, 1961
1
4
1961, 1963, 1965
1
5
1967
1
6
1967, 1969
1
7
1969, 1971, 1976
Series 7: Conferences, Institutes, and Workshops,
1961-1980
Contains files on other programs sponsored by the NCCIJ. Especially well
documented are meetings of two bodies for which the NCCIJ served as
secretariat: the Catholic Clergy Conference on the Interracial Apostolate
and the National Conference on Religion and Race. (Audio recordings are in
Series 21.)
1
1
Diocesan Seminar on School Integration, Detroit, MI,
1961
1
2
Benjamin Muse Article, "The Problem of Integrating Catholic
Schools in the South,"
1961-1962
1
3
Meetings with Religious Orders,
1961-1962
1
4
Fundraising Clinics,
1961-1962,
1970
Southern Interagency Conference,
1961-1968
1
5
Correspondence,
1962-1967
1
6
Meetings and Minutes,
1961-1968
National Conference on Religion and Race
1
7
Bi-Racial Committees,
1963
1
8
Commission I,
1963
1
9
Commission III,
1963-1964
1
10
Conference Materials,
1963
1
11
Continuation Committee,
1963-1964
1
12
Executive Committee,
1963
1
13
Finance Committee,
1963-1964
1
14
Financial Statements and Manning Documents,
1962-1964
1
15
Follow Up Committee,
1963-1964
2
1-4
General,
1962-1965
2
5
Newsletters,
1963-1964
2
6
Press Clippings,
1962-1963
2
7
Program Committee,
1963
2
8
Publications,
1963-1968
3
1
Reports,
1963
3
2
Staff Liaison Group,
1963
3
3
Weaver, Galen,
1963-1964
3
4
Emergency Leadership Meeting,
27 July 1963
3
5
History of Midwest Clergy Conference on Negro Welfare,
1963
3
6
Eastern Seaboard Conference on Interracial Justice, Long Island,
NY,
27 June 1963
3
7
Western Regional Conference, Menlo Park, CA,
10-12 July,
1964
3
8
National Conference on Poverty in the Southwest, Tucson, AZ,
25-26 January
1965
3
9
"Convention on Religion and Race in the South: Catholic
Perspectives," Memphis, TN,
19-21 March
1965
3
10
"Social Change and Christian Response," Atlanta, GA,
29-31 July
1965
3
11
East Coast Catholic Conference for Interracial Justice, Hartford,
CT,
1966
3
12
West Coast Catholic Conference,
1965-1966
4
1
"The Parish and the Inner City," Milwaukee, WI,
19-20 April
1966
Catholic Clergy Conference on the Interracial
Apostolate
4
2
Black Caucus,
1968
"Black Power and the White Church," Detroit, MI,
16-18 April
1968
4
3
General
4
4
Resolutions
4
5
General,
1967-1970
"The Ministry, The Inner City, and the Racial Revolution,"
Evanston, IL,
25-27 April
1967
4
6
General
4
7
Publicity
4
8
Workshops
"Perspectives in Trends Towards Black Separatism,"
Pittsburgh, PA,
8-10 April
1969
4
9
Conference Packet
4
10
General
4
11
Resolutions
4
12
Porter, Rev. Herman,
1969
4
13
Workshop on Organization of Diocesan Social Action Commissions,
Louisville, KY,
24 November 1969
4
14
"The White Man in the Black Community," Midwest Regional
Conference, Chicago, IL,
31 March - 2
Apri11970
4
15
"Contract Teacher Placement and Creative Uses for Unused Church
Property," Chicago,
30 April - 1 May
1971
4
16
Black Higher Education Seminar, Racine, WI,
10-11 October
1972
5
1
"The Church and the City: Strategies for Service," Fordham
University, Bronx, NY,
14-17 August
1975
5
2
"The Church in Central Cities: A New Agenda," Washington, DC,
23-25 March
1976
"Catholic Schools and Racial Integration," Pittsburgh, PA,
10 December 1976
5
3
Conference Evaluations
5
4
General
5
5
Texts of Tapes
5
6
All-Ohio Advocacy Training Course, Youngstown, OH,
1976-1977
5
7
School Desegregation Workshops, Columbus, OH,
1976
5
8
Advocacy Skills Training Course, Pittsburgh, PA,
15-17 October
1976
5
9
"Catholic Schools and Racial Integration,"
1977-1978
5
10
"Integrated Education: A Journey into the Future," Chevy Chase,
MD,
16-18 May
1978
5
11
"Catholic Schools and Racial Integration: A Journey Into the
Future," Washington DC,
16-18 May
1978
5
12
"A Forum to Share and Plan for Racial - Cultural Integration of
Catholic Schools," Milwaukee, WI,
21-23 March
1979
5
13
"The Role of Hispanics in Relation to Black/White Tensions,"
Washington DC,
15-16 October
1980
5
14
"Brothers and Sisters Now: Faith Response to Racism in the
'80's,"
7-8 May
1981
5
15
"The Morality of Equality," New Orleans, LA,
1-4 June
1983
5
16
Miscellaneous, undated
Series 8: Publications,
1960-2001
Consists of newsletters, press releases, proceedings, and other publications
released by the conference, arranged by title.
1
1
Brochures,
1985, undated
1
2
The Catholic Press and Social
Justice, study directed by Roger and Marilyn Yockey,
1975
1
3
Catholic Schools and Racial Integration:
Perspectives, Directions, Models,
1977
1
4-6
Commitment, (incomplete),
1963-2001
1
7
Doors, Doors,
1977
1
8
Lessons in Race Relations: A Fifteen-Lesson
Teaching Unit, by Sr. Joann Carmen, OSF,
1966
1
9
Miscellaneous Mimeographed Publications,
1961-1966, undated
2
1
Miscellaneous Mimeographed Publications, undated
2
2
Newsletters,
1960-1962
2
3
Nuns Newsletter,
1964-1969
2
4
Organizing for Human Rights: A Handbook for
Teachers and Students,by E. Howard Thomas and Sr. Mary Peter,
SSND (Margaret Ellen Traxler),
1966
2
5-8
Press Releases,
1962-1966
3
1-4
Press Releases,
1967-1983, undated
3
5
Reprinted and Distributed Articles,
1961-1965
3
6
Trans Sister,
1967-1971
3
7
Youth Education and Interracial Justice: A Report
on Some Projects,
1964
Series 9: Project Files,
1960-1974
Contains files on four projects of the NCCIJ: the African Extension Service
(scholarships, employment assistance, and other services for students from
Africa), the Citizens' Task Force of Inquiry Regarding Civil Liberties in
Belfast, Northern Ireland (audio recordings made during the inquiry,
including an interview of Ian Paisley, are in Series 21), the Police
Ministries Project (not funded), and the Sojourner Truth Home (a temporary
shelter for teenage girls, briefly sponsored by the NCCIJ). Files of the
more extensive Project Bridge and Project Equality are in Series 16 and
Series 13, respectively.
African Extension Service (student scholarships,
etc.)
1
1
African Student Exchange and Service
Programs, survey and working papers,
1961
1
2
African Students Airlift (Kennedy Foundation),
1960
1
3
Appeal to African Bishops,
1961
1
4
Burns, Patricia, National Catholic Educational Association,
1961
1
5
General correspondence and Information,
1961-1962
1
6
Employment Opportunities for African Students,
1961
1
7
Hispanic Services,
1974
1
8
Citizens' Task Force of Inquiry Regarding Civil Liberties in
Belfast, Northern Ireland,
1972
1
9-10
Police Ministries Project (not funded),
1969-1974
1
11-20
Sojourner Truth Home (temporary shelter for teenage girls,
briefly sponsored by the NCCIJ),
1970-1973
1
21
Truth in Interpreting Racial Genetics,
1973
Series 10: Affiliated Organizations,
1958-1972
Documents relations between the NCCIJ and its affiliated Catholic Interracial
Councils and diocesan and archdiocesan human relations agencies. Included
are clippings, correspondence, memos, newsletters, and reports. The series
us arranged alphabetically by state, and city thereunder.
1
1
Alabama-Birmingham, Possible CIC,
1963-1964
1
2
Alabama-Gadsden, Gadsden Association on Human Relations,
1965-1966
1
3
Alabama-Huntsville, Possible CIC,
1963,
1963,
1960
1
4
Alabama-Mobile, Possible CIC,
1963-1964
1
5
Alabama-Selma, Possible CIC,
1963-1965
1
6
Alabama-Tuscaloosa, Possible CIC,
1965
1
7
Arizona-Phoenix, Catholic Committee on Human Relations,
1961-1968
1
8
Arkansas-Fort Smith, CIC,
1964-1968
Arkansas-Little Rock
1
9
CIC-Documents, Correspondence,
1959-1970
1
10
CIC-Correspondence,
1964-1969
1
11
CIC-Clippings, etc.,
1959-1964
1
12
California-Bakersfield, Possible CIC,
1961-1962
1
13
California-Fresno, CIC,
1959-1967
1
14
California-Los Angeles, Catholic Human Relations
Council,
1963-1972
2
1-3
California-Los Angeles, Catholic Human Relations Council,
Correspondence,
1959-1972
2
1-3
California-Los Angeles, Catholic Human Relations Council,
Correspondence,
1959-1972
2
4
California-Oakland Diocese, CIC,
1965-1967
2
5
California-Oceanside, CIC,
1965-1968
2
6
California-Orange County, Catholic Human Relations Council,
1964-1970
2
7
California-Redlands, Possible CIC,
1964
2
8
California-Sacramento, Catholic Human Relations Commission,
1963-1965
2
9
California-San Bernardino, Possible CIC,
1963
2
10
California-San Diego, CIC,
1960-1969
California-San Francisco (Archdiocese)
2
11
Commission on Social Justice,
1964-1969
2
12-14
CIC,
1960-1967
California-San Francisco (Archdiocese)
3
1
CIC, Marin Chapter,
1964-1966
3
2
CIC, San Mateo (Mid Penninsula) Chapter,
1964-1966
3
3
California-Santa Barbara, Catholic Human Relations Council,
1964-1968
3
4
California-Santa Clara, Catholic Council for Social Justice,
1965-1968
3
5
California-Santa Clara County, CIC,
1965-1967
3
6
California-Stockton, Possible CIC,
1963-1964
3
7
California-Torrance, Possible CIC,
1961
3
8
Colorado-Boulder, Possible CIC,
1962
3
9
Colorado-Denver, Various Organizations,
1959-1969
3
10
Connecticut-Bridgeport, CIC,
1961-1965,
1970
3
11
Connecticut-Bridgeport (Diocese), Bishop's Commission on Civil
Rights,
1965-1967
3
12
Connecticut-Bridgeport (Diocese), Social Action Department,
1965-1968
3
13
Connecticut-Danbury, Possible CIC,
1966
3
14
Connecticut-Enfield, Possible CIC,
1966
Connecticut-Hartford, CIC,
3
15
Correspondence,
1958-1971
3
16
Documents and Clippings,
1957-1969
Connecticut-Hartford, CIC,
3
17
Archbishop's Committee on Human Rights,
1964-1967
3
18
Office for Urban Affairs,
1967-1969
4
1
Connecticut-New Britain, CIC,
1965-1968
4
2
Connecticut-New Haven, CIC,
1958-1966
4
3
Connecticut-Norwalk, CIC,
1958-1969
4
4
Connecticut-Norwich, Possible CIC,
1966
4
5
Connecticut-Stamford/Greenwich, CIC,
1959-1969
4
6
Connecticut-Waterbury, CIC,
1965-1967
4
7
Delaware-Wilmington, CIC,
1956-1966
4
8
Delaware-Wilmington (Diocese), Office for Inner City Development,
1965-1969
4
9-11
District of Columbia-Washington, CIC,
1957-1966
4
12
District of Columbia-Washington (Archdiocese), Office of Urban
Affairs,
1962-1968
5
1
Florida-Fort Lauderdale, Possible CIC,
1961
5
2
Florida-Jacksonville, Possible CIC,
1964
5
3
Florida-Miami (Diocese), Council on Human Relations,
1964-1968
5
4
Florida-Pensacola, John XXIII, Human Relations
Council,
1962-1969
5
5
Georgia-Albany, CIC,
1963-1965
5
6
Georgia-Atlanta, St. Martin Council on Human Relations,
1962-1968
5
7
Georgia-Atlanta (Archdiocese), Office of Urban and Rural
Concern,
1968
5
8
Georgia-Savannah (Diocese), Social Apostolate,
1963,
1967,
1968
5
9
Hawaii, Honolulu, Possible CIC,
1966
5
10
Illinois-Champaign,
1964,
1966
5
11-13
Illinois-Chicago, CIC,
1958-1968
6
1-6
Illinois-Chicago, CIC,
1956-1971
Illinois-Chicago, CIC,
7
1
undated
7
2
High School Division,
1953-1964
Illinois-Chicago
7
3
Association of Chicago Priests,
1966-1968
7
4
Friendship House,
1959-1970
7
5
Illinois-East St. Louis, Catholic Inner City Council,
1967-1970
7
6
Illinois-Elgin, Possible CIC,
1964
7
7
Illinois-Joliet, Possible CIC,
1958-1962
7
8
Illinois-Naperville, Possible CIC,
1965
7
9
Illinois-Peoria, CIC,
1961-1967
7
10
Illinois-Rockford, CIC,
1962
7
11
Illinois-Rock Island, County Interracial Council,
1968
7
12
Illinois-Evansville, CIC,
1960-1967
7
13
Indiana-Fort Wayne, CIC,
1961-1966
7
14
Indiana-Fort Wayne (Diocese), Commission on Human Rights,
1966-1970
7
15
Indiana-Gary, Possible CIC,
1963-1964
7
16
Indiana-Indianapolis, CIC,
1958-1970
7
17
Indiana-Indianapolis, Inner City Priests Group,
1967-1968
8
1
Indiana-New Albany, Possible CIC,
1964
8
2
Indiana-South Bend, CIC,
1961-1968
8
3
Indiana-Terre Haute, Possible CIC,
1962-1964
8
4
Indiana-West Lafayette, Possible CIC,
1963-1965
8
5
Iowa-Clinton, Inter-Faith Interracial Council,
1964-1966
8
6-9
Iowa-Davenport, CIC,
1958-1971
9
1
Des Moines, Possible CIC,
1963-1964
9
2
Iowa-Dubuque (Archdiocese), Iowa Catholic Conference,
1966-1967
9
3
Iowa-Keokuk, Possible CIC,
1962
9
4
Iowa-Waterloo, Possible CIC,
1961-1964
9
5
Kansas-Kansas City, CIC,
1963-1966
9
6
Kansas-Lawrence, Possible CIC,
1964
9
7
Kansas-Topeka, CIC,
1958-1967
9
8
Kansas-Wichita, CIC,
1960-1967
9
9
Kentucky-Covington, CIC,
1962-1968
9
10
Kentucky-Louisville, Possible CIC,
1958-1964
9
11
Louisiana-Baton Rouge, Possible CIC,
1961-1964
9
12
Louisiana-Baton Rouge (Diocese), Office of Social Responsibility,
1968-1969
9
13
Louisiana-Lafayette (Diocese), Catholic Council on Human
Relations,
1958-1968
9
14
Louisiana-Lake Charles (Deanery), Human Relations Council,
1964-1968
9
15-18
Louisiana-New Orleans (Archdiocese), Catholic Human Relations
Commission,
1961-1972
10
1-7
Louisiana-New Orleans (Archdiocese), Catholic Human Relations
Commission,
1958-1964
11
1-4
Louisiana-New Orleans (Archdiocese), Catholic Human Relations
Commission,
1956-1964
11
5
Louisiana-Shreveport, Possible CIC,
1963
11
6
Maryland-Baltimore, CIC,
1958-1968
11
7
Maryland-Baltimore (Archdiocese), Archdiocesan Urban Commission,
1966-1970
11
8
Maryland-Montgomery County, CIC,
1963-1967
11
9
Maryland-Prince George's County, CIC,
1964-1969
12
1-3
Massachusetts-Boston, CIC,
1960-1969
12
4
Massachusetts-Boston (Archdiocese), Commission on Human
Relations,
1965-1968
12
5
Massachusetts-Springfield, CIC,
1958-1966
12
6
Massachusetts-Worcester (Diocese), Human Rights Committee,
1966-1968
12
7
Michigan-Ann Arbor, CIC,
1963-1966
12
8-10
Michigan-Detroit, CIC,
1957-1972
12
11
Michigan-Detroit (Archdiocese), Archdiocesan Commission on Human
Relations,
1962-1968
13
1-2
Michigan-Detroit (Archdiocese), Archdiocesan Commission on Human
Relations,
1963-1968
13
3
Michigan-Flint, Human Relations Council,
1963-1965
13
4
Michigan-Grand Rapids (Diocese), Human Relations Council,
1962-1968
13
5
Michigan-Jackson, Peter Claver Center,
1967-1968
13
6
Michigan-Lansing, Catholic Human Relations Council,
1961-1965
13
7
Michigan-Muskegon, Possible CIC,
1964
13
8
Michigan-Saginaw, CIC,
1958-1965
13
9
Michigan-Saginaw (Diocese), Bishop's Commission on Human
Relations,
1965-1968
13
10-12
Minnesota-St. Paul/Minneapolis, CIC of the Twin Cities,
1958-1969,
1971
13
13
Minnesota-St. Paul/Minneapolis (Archdiocese), Office of Urban
Affairs,
1967-1968
13
14
Minnesota-St. Paul/Minneapolis (Archdiocese), Social Action
Committee (Priests' Senate),
1967
13
15
Minnesota-Winona, Possible CIC,
1965
14
1
Mississippi-Biloxi, Possible CIC,
1963
14
2
Mississippi-Jackson, Possible CIC,
1962-1968
14
3
Mississippi-Natchez/Jackson (Diocese), Commission on Human
Relations,
1966-1968
14
4
Missouri-Jefferson City, Possible CIC,
1958-1962
14
5-6
Missouri-Kansas City, CIC,
1958-1969
14
7
Missouri-Kansas City/St. Joseph (Diocese), Commission on Social
Action,
1967-1968
14
8
Missouri-St. Louis, Junior CIC,
1963-1966
14
9-11
Missouri-St. Louis (Archdiocese), Commission on Human Rights,
1956-1969
14
12
Nebraska-Lincoln, Catholic Human Relations Commission,
1967-1968
14
13-14
Nebraska-Omaha (Archdiocese), Catholic Commission on Human
Rights,
1958-1968
14
15
New Hampshire-Manchester (Diocese), Commission on Human Rights,
1965-1967
15
1
New Jersey-Clifton, Possible CIC,
1964
15
2
New Jersey-Englewood, Possible CIC,
1963-1965
15
3
New Jersey-Jersey City, Possible CIC,
1964
15
4
New Jersey-Newark, Catholic Human Relations Council of Union
County,
1963-1969
15
5
New Jersey-Newark (Archdiocese), Coordinator of Interracial
Justice Programs,
1963-1967
15
6
New Jersey-Paterson, CIC,
1965-1968
15
7
New Jersey-Trenton, CIC,
1963-1969
15
8
New Jersey-Union City, Possible CIC,
1966
15
9
New Mexico-Santa Fe (Archdiocese), Archbishop's Interracial
Action Council,
1964-1968
New York-Albany (Diocese)
15
10
CIC,
1963-1970
15
11
Social Action Department,
1966-1968
15
12
New York-Bronx, Bronx Chapter of New York CIC,
1961-1967
15
13
New York-Brooklyn, CIC,
1952-1972
New York-Brooklyn (Diocese)
15
14
Association of Brooklyn Clergy, Urban Affairs Committee,
1967
15
15
Social Action Department,
1967-1969
New York-Buffalo
15
16
DePorres Club,
1954,
1958,
1963-1968
15
17
Independent Catholic Action Now,
1964-1968
15
18
New York-Long Island, CIC, Correspondence,
1962-1969
New York-Brooklyn (Diocese)
16
1
Documents, Clippings,
1963-1968
16
2
Newsletter,
1962-1972
16
3
New York-Manhattan, CIC,
1967-1968
16
4
New York-New Rochelle, New Rochelle Chapter of the New York CIC,
1958-1966
16
5-8
New York-New York, CIC,
1955-1966
17
1-4
New York-New York, CIC,
1959-1971
17
5
New York-New York (Archdiocese), Apostolate of Human Relations,
1967-1970
17
6
New York-Queens, Queens Chapter of the Brooklyn CIC,
1959,
1968
17
7
New York-Rochester, CIC,
1960-1968
17
8
New York-Rochester (Diocese), Office of Episcopal Vicar of Urban
Ministry,
1967-1969
17
9
New York-Rockville Center (Diocese), Commission on Interracial
Affairs,
1962-1968
17
10
New York-Staten Island, Staten Island Chapter of the New York
CIC,
1965
17
11-13
New York-Syracuse, CIC,
1957-1968
17
14
North Carolina-Charlotte, CIC,
1958-1963
17
15
North Carolina-Durham, CIC,
1958-1960
17
16
North Carolina-Greensboro, CIC,
1958-1968
17
17
North Carolina-Releigh, Possible CIC,
1958-1963
18
1-2
Ohio, Ohio Catholic Conference for Interracial Justice,
1961-1967
18
3
Ohio, Akron, CIC,
1962-1969
18
4
Ohio, Canton, CIC of Stark County,
1961-1968
18
5-7
Ohio, Cincinnati, CIC,
1959-1969
18
8
Ohio, Cincinnati (Archdiocese), Catholic Commission on Human
Affairs,
1966-1969
18
9-10
Ohio, Cleveland, CIC,
1960-1969
18
11
Ohio, Cleveland (Diocese), Bishop's Committee on Urban Affairs,
1966-1967
19
1
Ohio, Columbus (Diocese), CIC,
1958-1967
19
2-3
Ohio, Dayton, CIC of the Miami Valley,
1960-1968
19
4
Ohio-Fremont, Possible CIC,
1965
19
5
Ohio-Lorain County, CIC,
1962-1968
19
6
Ohio-Sandusky, Possible CIC,
1963-1964
19
7
Ohio-Toledo, CIC,
1958-1970
19
8
Ohio-Toledo (Diocese), Office of Community Relations,
1967-1969
19
9
Ohio-Warren, Trumbull County CIC,
1956-1964
19
10
Ohio-Xenia, Possible CIC,
1964
19
11
Ohio-Youngstown, CIC,
1963-1969
19
12
Oklahoma-Oklahoma City, CIC,
1958-1966
20
1
Oregon-Portland, Pope John XXIII Council on Human Relations,
1959-1968
20
2
Pennsylvania-Altoona/Johnstown (Diocese), Bishop's Commission on
Human Relations and Ecumenical Affairs,
1966-1968
20
3
Pennsylvania-Greensburg (Diocese), Human Relations Commission,
1962-1969
20
4
Pennsylvania-Harrisburg (Diocese), Human Relations Commission,
1962-1969
20
5
Pennsylvania-Philadelphia, Catholic Community Relation Council,
1955-1969
20
6
Pennsylvania-Philadelphia (Archdiocese), Archbishop's Commission
on Human Relations,
1964-1972
20
7-9
Pennsylvania-Pittsburgh, CIC,
1958-1972
20
10
Pennsylvania-Pittsburgh (Diocese), Bishops Commission on Human
Relations,
1968
21
1
Pennsylvania-Scranton, LaFarge Interracial Council,
1962-1967
21
2
Pennsylvania-Scranton (Diocese), Commission on Ecumenism and
Human Affairs,
1965-1970
21
3
Rhode Island-Newport, LaFarge Interracial Council,
1966-1967
21
4
Rhode Island-Providence, CIC,
1959-1969
21
5
Rhode Island-Providence, Catholic Inner-City Apostolate,
1967-1968
21
6
Rhode Island-Providence (Diocese), Human Relations Commission,
1967-1968
21
7
South Carolina-Aiken, Possible CIC,
1963
21
8
South Carolina-Charleston, Catholic Human Relations Council,
1963-1968
21
9
South Carolina-Rock Hill, CIC,
1958-1960
21
10
South Dakota-Madison, Possible CIC,
1965-1966
21
11
Tennessee-Alcoa, Possible CIC,
1964
21
12
Tennessee-Knoxville, Knoxville Area Human Relations Council,
1959,
1964
21
13
Tennessee-Memphis, Catholic Human Relations Council,
1963-1968
21
14
Tennessee-Nashville, CIC,
1960-1967
21
15
Tennessee-Nasvhille (Diocese), Diocesan Commission on Human
Relations,
1966
21
16
Texas-Austin, CIC,
1965-1969
21
17
Texas-Beaumont, Possible CIC,
1963-1965
21
18
Texas-Brownsville (Diocese), Social Action Department,
1966-1968
21
19
Texas-Corpus Christi (Diocese), Social Action Department,
1968
21
20
Texas-Dallas, CIC,
1961-1968
21
21
Texas-Fort Worth, CIC,
1963-1969
21
22
Texas-Galveston-Houston (Diocese), Catholic Interracial
Committee,
1961-1969
21
23
Texas-San Antonio, Bishops Committee on the Spanish Speaking,
1967-1968
21
24
Texas-San Antonio, CIC,
1958-1970
21
25
Virginia, CIC of Northern Virginia,
1960-1966
21
26
Virginia-Hampton, Possible CIC,
1962
22
1
Virginia-Norfolk, Tidewater CIC,
1963-1967
22
2
Virginia-Richmond, CIC,
1958-1966
22
3
Washington-Richland, Catholic Human Rights Commission,
1966
22
4
Washington-Seattle, CIC,
1967-1969
22
5
Washington-Seattle (Archdiocese), Archbishop's Commission on
Human Rights,
1967-1968
22
6
Washington-Spokane, Possible CIC,
1962,
1968
22
7
Washington-Tacoma, CIC,
1964-1968
22
8
West Virginia-Wheeling, Possible CIC,
1964
22
9
Wisconsin-LaCrosse, Human Rights Committee,
1965-1968
22
10
Wisconsin-Madison, Possible CIC,
1958-1964
22
11
Wisconsin-Milwaukee, CIC,
1959-1969
22
12
Wisconsin-Milwaukee (Archdiocese), Council on Urban Life,
1965-1969
22
13
Wisconsin-New Berlin, Possible CIC,
1962-1964
22
14
Wisconsin-Racine, Catholic Council on Human Relations,
1964-1968
22
15
Wisconsin-Waukesha, Possible CIC,
1963-1964
22
16
Wisconsin-Wauwatosa, Possible CIC,
1964
Series 11: Regional Interracial Justice Activities (non-CIC),
1959-1971
Documents relations between the NCCIJ and unaffiliated diocesan/archdiocesan
officials and groups. Included are correspondence, memos, and reports. The
series is arranged alphabetically, first by state and then by
diocese/archdiocese.
1
1
Alabama,
1963-1968
1
2
Arkansas,
1960-1963
1
3
California,
1964-1968
1
4
Colorado,
1964,
1968
1
5
Connecticut,
1962-1965,
1968
1
6
District of Columbia,
1965-1966
1
7
Florida,
1962-1967,
1969
1
8
Georgia,
1961-1968
1
9
Illinois,
1965-1968
1
10
Iowa,
1961-1964
1
11
Kentucky,
1962-1966,
1978
1
12
Louisiana,
1960-1967
1
13
Maryland,
1960-1963
1
14
Massachusetts,
1961-1967
1
15
Michigan,
1961-1968
1
16
Minnesota,
1963-1968
1
17
Mississippi,
1964-1968,
1978
1
18
Missouri,
1959-1968
1
19
New York,
1960,
1964-1968
1
20
Ohio,
1960-1964
1
21
Pennsylvania,
1960-1968
1
22
Rhode Island,
1962-1966
1
23
South Carolina,
1963,
1966
1
24
Tennessee,
1963-1968
1
25
Texas,
1960-1962,
1965-1968
2
1
Virginia (Danville),
1963
2
2
West Virginia,
1964-1965
2
3
Wisconsin,
1960-1962,
1965
2
4
Latin America, undated
2
5
South Africa,
1964-1966
2
6
Alexandria (LA) Diocese,
1962-1968
2
7
Amarillo (TX) Diocese,
1962-1966
2
8-9
Atlanta (GA) Archdiocese,
1961-1968
2
10
Baltimore (MD) Archdiocese,
1962-1968
2
11
Baton Rouge (LA) Diocese,
1961-1967
2
12
Boston (MA) Archdiocese,
1961-1968,
1970-1971
2
13
Bridgeport (CT) Diocese,
1963-1966
2
14
Brooklyn (NY) Diocese,
1963-1968
2
15
Brownsville (TX) Diocese,
1966
2
16
Buffalo (NY) Diocese,
1962-1966
2
17
Burlington (VT) Diocese,
1964-1965
2
18
Camden (NJ) Diocese,
1963-1967
2
19
Charleston (SC) Diocese,
1961-1968,
1970
2
20-21
Chicago (IL) Archdiocese,
1961-1971
2
22
Cincinnati (OH),
1961-1968
2
23
Cleveland (OH),
1964-1968,
1970-1971
2
24
Corpus Christi (TX) Diocese,
1962-1966
2
25
Covington (KY),
1963-1968
2
26
Dallas-Forth Worth (TX) Diocese,
1963-1967
3
1
Detroit (MI) Diocese,
1961-1968,
1970
3
2
El Paso (TX) Diocese,
1962-1966
3
3
Evansville (IN) Diocese,
1964
3
4
Fargo (ND) Diocese,
1964
3
5
Galveston-Houston (TX) Diocese,
1961-1968
3
6
Gary (IN) Diocese,
1962-1966
3
7
Greensburg (PA) Diocese,
1962-1966
3
8
Hartford (CT) Archdiocese,
1963-1966,
1968
3
9
Indianapolis (IN) Archdiocese,
1963-1964
3
10
Kansas City (MO) Diocese,
1961-1966,
1970
3
11
Lafayette (IN) Diocese,
1964-1966
3
12
Lafayette (LA) Diocese,
1961-1968
3
13
Lincoln (NE) Diocese,
1963-1966
3
14
Little Rock (AR) Diocese,
1963-1967
3
15
Los Angeles (CA) Archdiocese,
1963-1967,
1970
3
16
Louisville (KY) Archdiocese,
1963-1967
3
17
Manchester (NH) Diocese,
1963-1967
3
18
Miami (FL) Diocese,
1963-1968
3
19
Milwaukee (WI) Archdiocese,
1962-1965
3
20
Mobile-Birmingham (AL) Diocese,
1961-1967,
1969
3
21
Monterey-Fresno (CA) Diocese,
1963-1966
3
22
Nashville (TN) Diocese,
1963-1968
4
1-2
Natchez-Jackson (MS) Diocese,
1961-1967,
1969-1970
4
3
Newark (NJ) Archdiocese,
1978
4
4
New Orleans (LA) Archdiocese,
1961-1971
4
5
New Ulm (MN) Diocese,
1962-1966
4
6
New York (NY) Archdiocese,
1961-1967
4
7
Oakland (CA) Diocese,
1962-1966
4
8
Oklahoma City-Tulsa (OK) Diocese,
1961-1967
4
9
Omaha (NE) Archdiocese,
1963-1966
4
10
Philadelphia (PA) Archdiocese,
1961-1968,
1970
4
11
Phoenix (AZ) Archdiocese,
1965
4
12
Pittsburgh (PA) Diocese,
1962-1968
4
13
Portland (ME) Diocese,
1968
4
14
Providence (RI) Diocese,
1962-1965
4
15
Raleigh (NC) Diocese,
1962-1966
4
16
Richmond (VA) Diocese,
1963-1968
5
1
Rockville Centre (NY) Diocese,
1962-1967
5
2
Sacramento (CA) Diocese,
1964-1965
5
3
Saginaw (MI) Diocese,
1964
5
4
St. Augustine (FL) Diocese,
1962-1964
5
5
St. Cloud (MN) Diocese,
1962-1967
5
6
St. Louis (MO) Archdiocese,
1962-1968
5
7
St. Paul (MN) Archdiocese,
1962-1967
5
8
San Antonio (TX) Archdiocese,
1962-1968
5
9
San Diego (CA) Diocese,
1961-1962,
1964,
1966
5
10
San Francisco (CA) Archdiocese,
1962-1967
1971
5
11
Savannah (GA) Diocese,
1961-1966
5
12
Seattle (WA) Archdiocese,
1963-1967
5
13
Springfield (MO) Diocese,
1964-1966
5
14
Steubenville (OH) Diocese,
1962-1964
5
15
Stockton (CA) Diocese,
1964-1967
5
16
Syracuse (NY) Diocese,
1963-1966
5
17
Toledo (OH) Diocese,
1961-1968
5
18
Tucson (AZ) Diocese,
1962-1965,
1968
5
19
Washington, DC (VA) Archdiocese,
1959-1968
5
20
Wheeling (WV) Diocese,
1962-1967
5
21
Wilmington (DE) Diocese,
1962-1967
5
22
Worcester (MA) Diocese,
1962-1967
Series 12: Employment Services Department,
1964-1969
Consists of publications, reports, and speeches by the department's director,
Thomas Gibbons. The files of the department's major initiative, Project
Equality, are in Series 13.
1
1
Publications,
1965-1968
1
2
Reports,
1964-1968
1
3
Speeches,
1964-1969
Series 13.1: Project Equality: Administrative Subject Files,
1965-1970
Contains the administrative subject files of a national program to promote
equal employment opportunities for African-Americans and other minorities.by
means of the hiring and purchasing practices of religious groups. (Initiated
by the NCCIJ but interdenominational from the beginning, PE became an
independent organization in 1971.)
1
2
Articles of Incorporation,
ca. 1970
1
2
Autonomy,
1970
1
3
Ave Maria,
1966-1967
1
4
By-Laws,
ca. 1970
1
5
Board of Directors Charter,
1970
1
6
Christian Church (Disciples of Christ),
1970
1
7
Construction Program,
1969
1
8
Coordinators' Guide and Handbooks,
1969
1
9
Development Department,
1969,
1971,
1974
1
10
Finances,
1969-1970
1
11-13
Ford Foundation,
1967-1969
2
1
Ford Foundation,
1970-1971
2
2
Gibbs, Eddie,
1969
2
3
Goals and Objectives,
1967-1970
2
4
Legal Consultation,
1964-1970
2
5
Lutheran Church in America,
1966-1969
2
6
Marshall, Ray,
1969-1970
2
7
Memos,
1968
2
8
Methodist Church,
1966-1970
2
9
Methodist Publishing House Investigation,
1969
2
10
Miller, Rev. Clyde (Speeches),
1968-1969
2
11
National Council of Churches,
1968-1970
2
12
National Standards,
1969
2
13
Operation Breadbasket,
1967-1969
2
14
Opportunities Industrialization Center,
1965-1970
2
15
Organizational and Individual Endorsement,
1969
2
16
Organizational Structure,
1968-1969
2
17
Participant Listings,
1966-1969
2
18
Philadelphia Plan,
1969
3
1
Photographs, undated
3
2
Plans for Progress,
1967-1968
3
3
Presbyterian Church,
1966-1970
3
4
Proposals,
1966,
1968-1969
3
5
Reports, Field Trips,
1967-1970
3
6-7
Reports, General,
1966-1969
3
8
Seminarians Organize for Racial Justice (Chicago),
1968-1969
3
9
Subscription Plan for Individuals,
1969-1970
3
10
Trademark Registration,
1965-1966
3
11
U.S. Government, Dept. of Labor,
1965-1967
3
12
Volunteer Compliance Corps Proposal,
1969
3
13
White House Conference "To Fulfill These Rights",
1965-1966
3
14
Williams, Percy,
1968-1969
3
15
Work Efficiency Analysis of PE,
1968-1969
3
16
Wright, John Cardinal - Letter of Support,
1969
Series 13.2: Project Equality: Meetings,
1965-1970
Contains meetings files of a national program to promote equal employment
opportunities for African-Americans and other minorities.by means of the
hiring and purchasing practices of religious groups. (Initiated by the NCCIJ
but interdenominational from the beginning, PE became an independent
organization in 1971.)
1
1
Advisory Council,
1966-1972
1
2
Budgets and Fees Committee,
1967
1
3
Buyer's Guide Committee Meetings,
1967-1970
1
4
Committee on Implementation in Congregationally-Structured
Denominations,
1967
1
5-7
Council Meetings,
1966-1970
1
7-8
Executive Committee,
1967-1969
2
1
Executive Committee,
1969-1970,
1972
2
2
Finance Committee,
4 June 1970
1972
Inter-Religious Advisory Committee
2
3
Correspondence,
1965-1967
2
4
Meetings,
1965-1969
2
5
Legal Advisory Committee,
1968
2
6
Local Presidents and Chairmen Meeting,
21 August 1968
2
7
National Board Meetings,
1967,
1970
2
8
Professional Director Meetings,
1967-1970
2
9
Staff Advisory Cabinet,
1968-1970
2
10
Staff Meetings,
1968-1970
2
11
Structure and Membership Committee,
1967
Series 13.3: Project Equality: Compliance Reviews,
1965-1970
Contains meetings files of compliance reivews of a national program to
promote equal employment opportunities for African-Americans and other
minorities.by means of the hiring and purchasing practices of religious
groups. (Initiated by the NCCIJ but interdenominational from the beginning,
PE became an independent organization in 1971.)
1
1
Airlines,
1965-1970
1
2
Compliance,
1968-1970
1
3
Compliance Reviews, General,
1969-1970
1
4
Construction Compliance,
1968-1969
1
5
Guidelines for Compliance Reviews,
1969
1
6
Hotels,
1968-1970
1
7
National Business Firms,
1965-1968
1
8
Motorola, Inc. Case,
1965,
1967
1
9
Oil Industry,
1965-1968
1
10
Parke-Davis,
1968-1969
1
11
RCA,
1966-1967
Series 13.4: Project Equality: Geographic Files,
1965-1970
Contains georgraphic files of a national program to promote equal employment
opportunities for African-Americans and other minorities.by means of the
hiring and purchasing practices of religious groups. (Initiated by the NCCIJ
but interdenominational from the beginning, PE became an independent
organization in 1971.)
1
1
Arkansas,
1968
1
2
California, Los Angeles,
1965-1969
Connecticut
1
3
Clippings,
1966-1969
1
4
Correspondence,
1968-1970
1
5
Meetings,
1967-1969
1
6
Organization and Reports,
1965-1969
1
7
Press Releases,
1966-1969
2
1
Connecticut, Publications,
1966-1968
2
2
Delaware, General,
1967-1970
2
3
Delaware, Meetings and Reports,
1968-1970
2
4
Georgia,
1965-1969
Illinois
2
5
Correspondence,
1964-1965,
1967-1970
2
6
Meetings,
1967-1970
2
7
Organization and Reports,
1968-1970
2
8
Publicity,
1968-1969
3
1
Indiana,
1967-1969
3
2
Indiana,
1969-1970
3
3
Iowa,
1966-1970
Kansas-Western Missouri
3
4
Clippings,
1967-1970
3
5-6
Correspondence,
1967-1970
3
7
Meetings,
1968-1970
3
8
Organization and Reports,
1968-1969
4
1
Press Releases,
1967-1968,
1970
4
2
Kentucky,
1966-1968
4
3
Louisiana,
1966-1968,
1970
4
4
Maine,
1966-1968
4
5
Maryland,
1967-1970
Massachusetts
4
6
Correspondence,
1966-1970
4
7
Organization and Meetings,
1966-1970
Michigan
4
8
Michigan Catholic Conference
4
9
Clippings and Publicity,
1964-1970
4
10
Correspondence,
1965-1967
5
1
Correspondence,
1968-1970
5
2
Meetings,
1965-1968
5
3
Organization,
1965-1968
5
4
Press Releases,
1965-1970
5
5
Report on Organizational Problems,
1968
5
6
Reports,
1967-1970
Minnesota, Clippings,
1967-1970
5
7
Correspondence,
1967-1970
6
1-2
Correspondence,
1966-1970
6
3
Council on Religion and Race,
1968-1969
6
4
Meetings,
1967-1968
6
5
Organization,
1966-1970
6
6
Press Releases,
1967
6
7
Reports,
1966-1970
6
8
Missouri, St. Louis,
1965-1969
6
9
Nebraska-Iowa,
1966-1970
7
1
Nebraska-Iowa, Clippings and Press Releases,
1966-1970
7
2
Nebraska-Iowa, Correspondence,
1966-1970
7
3
New Jersey,
1967-1970
7
4
New Jersey, Clippings and Press Releases,
1967-1970
7
5
New Jersey, Organization and Reports,
1967-1970
7
6
New Mexico,
1966-1967
New York, Metropolitan
7
7-8
Correspondence,
1967-1970
7
9
Organization,
1968-1970
8
1
Press Clippings and Releases,
1968
8
2
Reports and Meetings,
1968-1970
8
3
New York, State,
1966-1970
Ohio
8
4-5
Correspondence,
1967-1970
8
6
Meetings,
1967-1970
8
7-8
Organization,
1967-1970
9
1
Press Releases and Publicity,
1967-1970
9
2
Reports,
1967-1970
Ohio
9
3
Correspondence,
1967-1969
9
4
Meetings and Reports,
1967-1970
9
5
Organization,
1967-1970
9
6
Press Releases and Publicity,
1967-1970
9
7
Oklahoma,
1967-1968
9
8
Oregon,
1968-1969
9
9
Pennsylvania,
1966-1969
10
1
Pennsylvania,
1970
10
2
Rhode Island,
1968
Tennessee,
10
3
Clippings,
1966-1969
10
4-5
Correspondence,
1966-1970
10
6
Organization,
1966-1970
10
7
Press Releases,
1967-1969
Texas
10
8
Clippings and Publicity,
1966-1970
10
9
Correspondence,
1965-1966
11
1-2
Correspondence,
1967-1970
11
3
Meetings and Reports,
1966-1970
11
4
Organization,
1965-1970
11
5
Press Releases,
1965-1969
11
6
Virginia,
1967-1970
11
7
Washington, General,
1966-1970
12
1
Washington, Catholic Archdiocese of Seattle,
1966
12
2
Wisconsin,
1966-1970
Series 13.5: Project Equality: Publications,
1965-1970
Contains publications of a national program to promote equal employment
opportunities for African-Americans and other minorities.by means of the
hiring and purchasing practices of religious groups. (Initiated by the NCCIJ
but interdenominational from the beginning, PE became an independent
organization in 1971.)
1
1
Buyer's Guide, Connecticut,
1967,
1969
1
2
Membership Lists,
1968-1969
1
3
Buyer's Guide, Michigan,
1967-1969
1
4
Buyer's Guide, National,
1968
1
5
Buyer's Guide, Nebraska,
1967-1968
1
6
Buyer's Guide, Ohio,
1967-1969
1
7
Buyer's Guide, San Antonio, TX,
1967-1968
1
8
Buyer's Guide, St. Louis, MO and Detroit, MI,
1966
1
9
Buyer's Guide, Washington State,
1967
1
10
The Church as Consumer: A Study of Religious
Spending for Goods and Services in Massachusetts,
1970
1
11
Directories,
1967-1968
1
12
Employment Services Bulletin,
1965-1968
1
13
Equal Employment Opportunity in Catholic Parishes,
1965
1
14
Equal Employment Opportunity in Religious
Institutions,
1965
1
15
Equal Employment Opportunity: The Use of Religious
Resources, undated
1
16
Newsletters,
1968-1970
1
17
Pamphlets,
1966-1970
1
18
Project Equality Information Manual,
1969
1
19
The Project Equality Program Service for Religious
Institutions,
1965
1
20
Public Relations, Program Information,
1967,
1971, undated
Series 13.6: Project Equality: Publicity,
1965-1970
Contains publicity files of a national program to promote equal employment
opportunities for African-Americans and other minorities.by means of the
hiring and purchasing practices of religious groups. (Initiated by the NCCIJ
but interdenominational from the beginning, PE became an independent
organization in 1971.)
1
1-4
Newspaper and Journal Clippings,
1965-1970
1
5-7
Press Releases,
1965-1968
2
1
Press Releases,
1968-1970
2
2
Press Releases, undated
2
3
Public Relations, General,
1965-1970
Series 14: Development/Fundraising Files,
1966-1971
Documents efforts to secure funding for the conference and raise its profile
among bishops and other potential donors, notably including the John XXIII
International Institute, a short-lived undertaking of executive director
James T. Harris which commenced with a testimonial dinner in honor of
Cardinal Terence Cooke.
1
1
Bishop Donors,
1966,
1970-1971,
1979
1
2
Correspondence, General, (incomplete),
1966,
1960-1974
1
3-4
Financial Statements,
1960-1969,
1973,
1977-1978
John XXIII International Institute
1
5
Board of Trustees,
1969-1970
1
6
Correspondence, General,
1969-1970
1
7
Merger with World Order Research Institute,
1971
1
8
Priorities for Peace Seminar, Villanova University,
3 October 1970
2
1
Sponsors,
1970
2
2
Testimonial Dinner in Honor of Terence Cardinal Cooke,
26 November 1969
2
3
Knights of Columbus,
1967-1968
2
4-5
Reports,
1966-1970
Series 15: Urban Services Department,
1964-1971
Documents efforts to address the housing and development needs of the inner
cities, as manifested by the "civil disorders" of the 1960s. It includes
files concerning a Ford Foundation-funded project to examine Catholic church
ownership and investment, resulting in an audit of the Cleveland diocese.
The series is arranged alphabetically by subject or type of document.
1
1
Catholic Committee on Urban Ministry,
1967-1968
1
2
Chicago Priests Education Program,
1968
Ford Foundation Project (Church Ownership/Investment)
1
3
Cleveland Diocesan Audit,
1967-1970
1
4
Cleveland, Ford Foundation, Report to,
1968-1971
Ownership Study (Proposed)
1
5
Baltimore,
1967
1
6
Boston,
1967
1
7
Detroit,
1967-1968
1
8
Pittsburgh,
1968
1
9
Rochester, NY,
1968
1
10
Toledo,
1968
1
11
Proposal,
1966-1968
1
12
General Correspondence,
1966-1968
1
13
Inner-City Task Force,
1967-1968
1
14
Interoffice Memos,
1966-1968
Interreligious Foundation for Community Organization
1
15
Correspondence,
1967-1968
1
16
Emil Seliga's Notes,
1967-1968
1
17
Model Cities,
1967
1
18
Model Cities,
1964-1967
Open Occupancy (Jones v. Mayer)
1964-1967
1
19
Amicus Curiae Brief,
1968
1
20
Bishops Correspondence,
1967-1968
1
21
Legal Correspondence,
1967-1968
2
1
Operation Connection,
1967-1968
2
2
Project Equality, Tennessee,
1967
2
3
Proposal for Urban Affairs Service,
September 1966
2
4
Staff Reports (from Emil Seliga),
1967-1968
2
5
Subsidies to Disadvantaged, undated
2
6
Survey of Urban Affairs Programs,
1966-1967
2
7
Traveling Workshop,
1967
Series 16: Project Bridge,
1964-1971
Consists of correspondence, reports, and news clippings documenting a Ford
Foundation-funded attempt of the NCCIJ and American Council for
Nationalities Service to promote dialogue between African Americans and
white ethnic groups in Cleveland, Ohio. The series is arranged
alphabetically by subject or type of document.
1
1
Advisory Board,
1968
1
2
Community Education Project,
1968
1
3
Correspondence and Memoranda, General,
1968-1969
1
4
Financial Records,
1967-1968
1
5
General Information,
ca. 1968
1
6
Nationalities Services Center,
1967-1968
1
7
Proposals,
1968-1969
1
8
Publicity,
1967-1968
1
9
Reports,
1967-1968
1
10
Research for Project Bridge,
1967
1
11
Staff Meetings,
1968
1
12
Summer in Community,
1968
1
13
Summer in Suburbia,
1968
1
14
Urban Communication Center,
1968
1
15
Urban Community, Educational Center,
1968
Series 17: Educational Services Department,
1964-1972
Contains files on programs developed by long-time director Sr. Margaret
Traxler and other staff members, including a college teacher exchange
program and Traveling Workshops on Intergroup Relations, staffed by teams of
five nuns with doctorates. The series is arranged alphabetically by subject
or type of document.
1
1
Clippings,
1965-1967,
1971
1
2
Co-operative Help for Integrated College Education (CHOICE),
Applications and Correspondence (applications sampled 1:3),
1967-1971
1
3
Correspondence, General,
1964-1972
1
4
Free Form Pilot School for Curriculum Development,
1965-1967
1
5
Memos,
1964-1968
1
6
NAME (New Attitudes through Memphis Encounter),
1969-1970
1
7
New Dimensions Paraprofessional Training Project,
1971
1
8
Operation Motherhouses,
1962-1968
1
9
Placement Bureau Applications (sampled 1:3),
1969-1970
2
1
Placement Bureau Applications (sampled 1:3),
1970-1972
2
2-3
Placement Bureau Applications Placed,
1968-1970
2
4
Position Papers,
1969
Project Cabrini Summer Pilot Program for Remedial and Enrichment
Education
2
5
General Information,
1965-1967
2
6
Photographs,
ca. 1965
2
7
Proposals,
1964-1968
3
1
Quie, Albert H. (Congressman),
1967
3
2
Reports,
1966-1971
3
3
Sawyer, Sr. Claire Marie,
1964-1965
3
4
Sisters/Students Urban Education (SUE),
1966-1970
3
5
Textbook Evaluation Commission,
1969-1971
Traveling Workshops on Intergroup Relations
3
6
Correspondence,
1964-1970
3
7
Photographs,
1966-1967
4
1
Publicity,
1964-1970
4
2
Reports,
1965-1966
4
3
Writings,
1965-1966,
1970, undated
Series 18: Subject Files,
1959-1986
Contains files relating to a variety of issues of concern to the NCCIJ,
including housing discrimination and interracial marriage cases involving
the conference as a "friend of the court" and the passage of the Civil
Rights Act of 1964. The NCCIJ's significant role in the Selma to Montgomery
voting rights marches is especially well documented.
1
1
Agricultural Democracy,
1969
American Civil Liberties Union
1
2
General Correspondence,
1963-1964
1
3
Lawyers Constitutional Defense Committee,
1964-1967
1
4
American Jewish Committee,
1961-1967,
1972-1974
1
5
American Red Cross (segregated blood banks),
1961
1
6
Anti-Busing Statement by President Nixon,
1972
1
7
Ave Maria,
1964-1968
1
8
Bishops,
1959-1962,
1967,
1983-1986
1
9-10
Cairo, Illinois (support for Black United Front in
dispute with Belleville Diocese over use of closed parish),
1969-1973
1
11
Call to Action Resolutions,
1976
1
12
Cambodia Bombing Amicus Brief,
1973
1
13
Canon Law,
1965-1968
1
14
Capital Punishment,
1971
2
1
Catholic Commission on Civil Disorder,
1968
2
2
Catholic Education (study funded by Carnegie Corporation),
1962
2
3
Catholic Student Organizing Project,
1962
2
4
Catholics Against Proposition 14,
1964-1967
2
5
Church and State,
1960
Civil Rights Act of 1964
1964-1967
2
6
General Correspondence,
1963-1964
2
7
Title I: Voting Rights,
1965
2
8
Title IV: Public Education,
1966
2
9
Title VI : Equal Opportunity in
Federally-Assisted Programs,
1965-1967
2
10
Civil Rights Act of 1966 (Proposed),
1966
2
11
Communism,
1961-1965
2
12
Congress of Racial Equality (CORE),
1961-1966
2
13
Conservative Catholics,
1968
2
14
Davis, Angela,
1971-1972
2
15
Direct Action,
1962-1964
2
16
Fair Employment Practices Legislation,
1962
2
17
Fort Worth Five (Irish-Americans charged with supplying guns to
IRA),
1972-1973
3
1
Fraternities,
1962,
1965
3
2
Freedom Riders,
1960-1962
3
3
Food Stamp Program,
1976
Housing Discrimination
3
4
Illinois Fair Housing Law,
1967
3
5
Jones v. Mayer Amicus Brief,
1967-1968
3
6
Interracial Marriage,
1962-1966
3
7
Jesuits,
1965-1968
3
8
Johnson, Lyndon B. Administration,
1963-1966
3
9
Kennedy, John F. Administration,
1960-1963
Knights of Columbus
3
10
By-Laws Change,
1964
3
11
General Correspondence,
1961-1965
3
12
Latin American Apostolate,
1971
3
13
Leadership Conference on Civil Rights,
1961-1968,
1973,
1984
3
14
Loving Case Amicus Brief
(interracial marriage),
1966-1967
4
1
Meredith Freedom March, Mississippi,
1966
4
2
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party,
1964-1965
4
3
National Association of Laymen,
1967-1971
4
4
National Catholic Welfare Conference,
1959,
1962,
1964
4
5
National Committee on Catholic Concerns,
1968
4
6
National Farm Workers Association,
1965-1969
4
7
National Interreligious Consultation on Soviet Jewry,
1972
4
8
National Office for Black Catholics,
1970-1971
4
9
Native Americans,
1975-1978
4
10
Nuns,
1963,
1965-1968
4
11
Operation Connection,
1967-1969
5
1
Poor People's Campaign,
1968
5
2
Prayer Decision and Catholic-Jewish Relations,
1962
5
2
Prayer Decision and Catholic-Jewish Relations,
1962
5
3
Reparations,
1969
5
4
Rodriguez Case Amicus Brief (public school financing),
1972
Selma, Alabama
5
5
Catholic Interracial Council Action,
1965
5
6
Catholic Participants,
1965
5
7
Communications,
1965
5
8
General Correspondence,
1965
5
9
Nuns,
1965
5
10
Ouellet, Rev. Maurice F.,
1965,
1968
5
11-12
Press Clippings,
1965
6
1
Statements of Support,
1965
Selma Inter-Religious Project
6
2
Correspondence,
1965-1968
6
3
Newsletters and Press Clippings,
1965-1969
6
4
Soviet Jews,
1972-1973
6
5
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee,
1963-1966
6
6
Sugar Bowl Basketball Tournament (segregated seating),
1962
6
7
United Farm Workers,
1969-1972
6
8
United States Catholic Conference Task Force on Urban Problems,
1968-1970
United States Government
6
9
Department of Commerce, Community Relations Service,
1964-1965
6
10
Department of Justice,
1962-1966
6
11
Federal Communications Commission,
1963-1964,
1967-1969
7
1
House Committee on Un-American Activities,
1965-1967
7
2
Urban League,
1962-1967
7
3
White House Conference, "To Fulfill These Rights,"
1965-1966
7
4
Wounded Knee,
1973
Series 19: Health/Medical Services,
1965-1971
Concerns efforts to assist hospitals, nursing homes, and other medical
facilities in meeting the health care needs of minorities, providing job
opportunities for members of minority groups, and eliminating racial
discrimination.
1
1
Catholic Hospital Association,
1965-1968
1
2
Meetings,
1967,
1970
1
3
Memoranda,
1966-1968
1
4
Nursing Homes,
1966-1967
1
5
Press Release,
14 April 1966
1
6
Proposals,
1966-1971
1
7
Publications,
1968
1
8
Reports,
1966-1971
Series 20: Southern Field Service,
1961-1970
Contains records of the NCCIJ's southern office, maintained during the 1960s
to promote interracial councils and generally aid church efforts in behalf
of civil rights in its 16-state area. Of note are files on the amicus curiae brief supporting interracial
marriage (the Loving case), a clergy
consultation in Jackson, Mississippi, a program to prepare church leaders
for community conflict, and the Meredith Mississippi Freedom March; and
general correspondence of the directors, Henry Cabirac, Jr., and John P.
(Jack) Sisson.
1
1
Community Conflict (program for preparation of church leaders),
1967
1
2
Conference of Major Superiors of Men (New Orleans meeting hosted
by Archbishop Hannan),
1968
1
3-5
Correspondence, General,
1965-1965
2
1-3
Correspondence, General,
1966-1970
2
4
Hospitals,
1961-1968
2
5
Jackson, Mississippi, Clergy Consultation,
1966
2
6
Knights of Peter Claver,
1961-1962
1966
2
7
LovingCase (interracial marriage),
1965-1969
2
8
McGuire, James,
1965-1969
2
9
Meeting Minutes,
1962, undated
2
10
Meredith Mississippi Freedom March,
1966
2
11
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People,
1962-1967
2
12
Negro Parishes,
1962-1967
2
13
Newsletters,
1962-1965
3
1
Osborne, William,
1962-1965
3
2
Parents and Friends of Catholic Children,
1962-1964
3
3
Prejudice,
1961,
1964
3
4-7
Reports,
1961-1969
3
8
Sisson, Jack,
1964,
1971
3
9
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC),
1962-1963
3
10
Sugar Bowl Basketball Tournament,
1962
3
11
Team Ministry to Southern Cities,
1964
United States Government
3
12
Department of Justice,
1961-1964
3
13
Office of Emergency Planning,
1966-1967
3
14
Urban Task Force Meeting,
1968-1969
Series 21: Audio Recordings,
1958-1973
Consists of recordings of meetings, interviews, and talks. Speakers include
Mathew Ahmann, Daniel Berrigan, John Howard Griffin, Abraham Heschel, Martin
Luther King, Jr., Robert F. Kennedy, William Stringfellow, and Sr. Margaret
Traxler (interviewed by Studs Terkel).
Arranged chronologically; all recordings available as .wav or .mp3 files
First National Conference, Mundelein College, Illinois, 29-31
August 1958
Address by Fr. William Keneally, S.J.,
1958 August 29 (ID#00009)
School Commission Meeting,
1958 August 29-30
(ID#00175)
Commission on Housing and Interracial Justice 1st Day,
1958 August 29 (ID#00171)
Commission on Housing and Interracial Justice 2nd Day,
1958 August 30 (ID#00172)
Commission on Employment,
1958 August 30 (ID#00173)
Commission on Police,
1958 August 30 (ID#00174)
Panel on Race Relations,
1958 August 30 (ID#00008)
Reports of Delegates to Interracial Council,
1958 August 30 (ID#00176)
Reports of Delegates to Interracial Commissions and
Resolutions of Conference,
1958 August 31 (ID#00177)
Session on Interracial Justice in Parish setting,
1958 August (ID#00001)
National Convention, "The New Negro," Detroit, MI, 24-26 August
1961
Opening Conference Speeches and Declaration of Purpose,
1961 August 24 (ID#00178)
Keynote Address by Diane Nash,
1961 August 25 (ID#00179)
Keynote Address by Dr. Stephen Wright,
1961 August 26 (ID#00180)
Banquet Proceedings with address by Archbishop John Dearden,
1961 August 26 (ID#00181)
Keynote Address by Arthur J. Goldberg,
1961 August 26 (ID#00182)
National Conference on Religion and Race Chicago Host Committee
Meeting, Chicago, IL,
1962 June (ID#00034)
Report of Participation in the Albany (Georgia) Movement by
Chicago Delegates, De Paul University, Chicago, IL,
1962 September 17 (ID#00183)
National Conference on Religion and Race, 14-17 January
1963
Opening Session with keynote address by Rabbi Abraham Heschel
and response panel with William Stringfellow,
1963 January 14 (ID#00184)
First Evening Session with Rabbi Julius Mark and Albert
Cardinal Meyer,
1963 January 14 (ID#00185)
Keynote Address by Franklin H. Little,
1963 January 15 (ID#00186)
Forum on Church and Synagogue as Institutions with address by
Monsignor John J. Egan,
1963 January 15 (ID#00187)
First Luncheon Session with a welcome to Chicago,
1963 January 15 (ID#00188)
Banquet Address by R. Sargent Shriver,
1963 January 15 (ID#00189)
Presentation of Conference Recommendations,
1963 January 17 (ID#00190)
Keynote Address by Martin Luther King,
1963 January 17 (ID#00191)
Concluding Session,
1963 January 17 (ID#00192)
National Convention (Joint with ESCRU), "Poverty, Race, and
Religion," 14-15 November 1963
Keynote Address by Burke Marshall,
1963 November 14 (ID#00038)
Keynote Address by Wyatt Lee Walker,
1963 November 15 (ID#00037)
Performance of Freedom Songs by the White Friars,
1963 November 15 (ID#00193)
Keynote Address by Eli Ginzberg,
1963 November 15 (ID#00194)
Keynote Address by Fr. Maurice Oullet,
1963 November 15 (ID#00195)
Response to Address by Dwight McDonald (Note: McDonald's
address not in holdings),
1963 November 15 (ID#00042)
Alverno College Sr. Judah Lecture, Milwaukee WI, March
1964
Address by John Howard Griffin,
1964 March (ID#00196)
Address by Fr. George Clements,
1964 March (ID#00197)
Musical Recording of Glory Bound, a collection of Psalms and Folk
music by Paul Quinlan, S.J.,
1964 April-June
(ID#00045)
Workshop Address by Sr. Rose Maureen Kelly (Selma), including a
pre-recorded version of "We Shall Overcome" by Pete Seeger,
1964 April-June
(ID#00046)
Sisters Interracial Day, Joliet, IL, 24 June 1964
Keynote Address by Rev. Arthur Brazier,
1964 June 24 (ID#00049)
Keynote Address by Mathew Ahmann,
1964 June 24 (ID#00050)
Program on Interracial Justice featuring Fr. William Keneally,
Sr. Marie Mercedes, and Mathew Ahmann, Mount St. Joseph, OH,
1964 July 25 (ID#00198)
13th Annual Franciscan Sisters Education Conference, Address by
Mathew Ahmann, Alverno College, Milwaukee WI,
1964 November 27 (ID#00051)
Selma March: KMOX St. Louis Radio Interview and Call-In Q and A,
St. Louis, MO, 11 March 1965
Afternoon Interview with Sr. Ernest Marie and Sr. Thomas
Marguerite,
1965 March 11 (ID#00199)
Evening Interview with Sr. Ernest Marie and Sr. Thomas
Marguerite,
1965 March 11 (ID#00200)
Press Conference with Nicholas Katzenbach,
1965 March 11 (ID#00201)
National Convention: "Religion and Race in the South: Catholic
Perspectives," Keynote Address by Leslie Dunbar, Memphis, TN,
1965 March 20 (ID#00054)
Address by Rev. C.T. Vivian to Unknown Audience, Chicago, IL,
1965 June 14 (ID#00055)
Project Cabrini, circa 1965
Sr. Lisieux Wirtz OSF, "Freedom Songs" musical recording,
circa
1965(ID#00047)
Health Services Proposal Planning Meeting,
circa
1965(ID#00048)
Traveling Workshop on Race Relations, Louisville, KY, 7-9 July
1965
Lecture on Post-Civil War African American History,
1965 July 7 (ID#00202)
Lecture on Attitudes toward Civil Rights, Sr. Audrey Kopp,
1965 July 7 (ID#00066)
Lecture on Employment and Race,
1965 July 8 (ID#00203)
Lecture on Anthropology and Race, Sr. Audrey Kopp,
1965 July 8 (ID#00204)
Lecture on Prejudice and Integration,
1965 July 8 (ID#00205)
Lecture on "The Race Myth" and "Community and Collegiality,"
Sr. M. Audrey Kopp, 9 July 1965 (ID#00207)
Reflections of an African American Catholic, Sr. Gladys
Marie,
1965 July 9 (ID#00206)
Southern Conference: "Social Change and Christian Response,"
Atlanta, GA, 29-31 July 1965
Keynote Address by Dr. Leslie Dunbar with Panel Discussion,
1965 July 29 (ID#00208)
Keynote Address by Archbishop Paul Hallinan,
1965 July 29 (ID#00209)
Q and A Session on the "Negro Movement" with Rudolph Lombard
and Rev. CT Vivian,
1965 July 30 (ID#00210)
Panel Session on "The Negro Apostolate,"
1965 July 30 (ID#00211)
Keynote Address by Bishop Coleman Carroll,
1965 July 30 (ID#00212)
Panel Discussion of Case History in Race Relations,
1965 July 30 (ID#00213)
Conference Summary Statements,
1965 July 31 (ID#00214)
National Conference: "The Human Face of Poverty," Omaha, NE,
26-27 August 1965
"A Theological and Religious View of Poverty," Keynote
Address by Daniel Berrigan,
1965 August 26 (ID#00073)
"Rural Poverty," Keynote Address by Fr. Edward O'Rourke,
1965 August 27 (ID#00074)
WFMT Chicago: Studs Terkel Interview with Sr. Margaret Traxler
and John McDermott,
1965 September 21 (ID#00075)
Project Cabrini, Franciscan Sisters Singing Freedom Songs,
1965 December (ID#00078)
Unidentified Lecture Event, Winona MN, December 1965
Afternoon Keynote Address by Louis Lomax,
1965 December (ID#00076)
Evening Keynote Address by Louis Lomax with Q and A,
1965 December (ID#00077)
Project Eqaulity, WAAF Chicago: Lou House Interview with Thomas
H. Gibbons, Chicago, IL,
1966 March (ID#00080)
National Catholic Social Action Conference: "The Church in the
New Society," Keynote Address by Mathew Ahmann, Washington D.C.,
1966 August 27 (ID#00079)
Traveling Workshop on Race Relations, Mundelein College, Chicago,
IL, 21-23 June 1966
"3 Angry Young Men: Negro Catholics Speak on the Rising Mood
of Anger among Negro Leaders and Negro Community," Keynote Address
with Q and A,
1965 June 21 (ID#00215)
"The Philosophy of Non-Violence," Keynote Address by Rev.
C.T. Vivian with Q and A,
1965 June 23 (ID#00083)
Sister Formation Conference, Milwaukee WI, 16-19 August
1966
Lecture on the African American Experience in the United
States,
1966 August 18 (ID#00084)
Faculty Reactors Panel,
1966 August 18 (ID#00085)
Project Equality, Staff Meeting to Discuss Present and Future
Goals and Structure,
1967 January 3 (ID#00216)
National Convention: "The Church and the Urban Racial Crisis,"
Kansas City, MO, 17-19 August 1967
Keynote Address by Sen. Robert F. Kennedy with Panel
Discussion,
1967 August 17 (ID#00217)
Keynote Address by Msgr. Daniel Cantwell,
1967 August 18 (ID#00092)
Keynote Address by Rev. Henry Browne with Panel Discussion,
1967 August 18 (ID#00091)
Keynote Address by George Wiley with Panel Discussion and Q
and A,
1967 August 19 (ID#00093)
Keynote Address by Rev. John F. Dearden with Panel
Discussion,
1967 August 20 (ID#00094)
Conference Workgroup Summaries,
1967 August 19 (ID#00218)
Panel Discussion on the "Role of NCCIJ in Social Change,"
1967 August 19 (ID#00219)
Project Equality, Interview with Thomas Gibbons on Project
Equality in Detroit MI,
1967 December 28 (ID#00129)
Unidentified Discussion of Controversy Surrounding New Catholic
Curricular Materials, Chicago, IL,
circa 1967
(ID#00132)
Project Equality, "Voice of America" Interview with Thomas H.
Gibbons, Chicago, IL,
1968 March 20 (ID#00097)
Chicago Catholic Interracial Council, Ecumenical Memorial Mass
for Martin Luther King Jr., St. James Church, Chicago, IL, 1968 April
14
Easter Sunday Memorial Mass,
1968 April 14 (ID#00099)
Reflection by Rev. CT Vivian,
1968 April 14 (ID#00098)
Catholic Clergy Conference on the Interracial Apostolate,
Detroit, MI, 1968 April 16-18
"Black Leadership in the Urban Crisis," Keynote Address by
Rev. Albert B. Cleage, Jr. with Q and A,
1968 April 16 (ID#00220)
"Youth in the Ghetto Speak," Panel Discussion with Lawrence
Friend,
1968 April 17 (ID#00102)
"The White Crises: Response of the Church," Keynote Address
by Mathew Ahmann,
1968 April 18 (ID#00221)
Reports from Seminars and Black Clergy Caucus,
1968 April 19 (ID#00222)
Catholic Clergy Conference on the Interracial Apostolate,
Detroit, MI, 16-18 April 1968
Conference Luncheon Discussion,
1968 April 17 (ID#00105)
"The Church's Capacity to Deal with Disruption," Panel
Discussion,
1968 April 17 (ID#00106)
Traveling Workshop, "The Church Responds to Problems of Poverty
and Race," Address by Mathew Ahmann with Q and A, Mundelein College,
Chicago IL,
1968 June 21 (ID#00215)
Project Equality, Committee Meeting,
1968 June (ID#00236)
Chicago CIC Board Study Days, Chicago, IL, circa Summer 1968
Panel Discussion on Changing Interracial Relations including
Dick Gregory,
circa Summer 1968 (ID#00238)
Keynote Address by Lerone Bennett Jr. with Q and A,
circa Summer 1968 (ID#00239)
Workgroup Discussions and Program Summary Statements,
circa Summer 1968 (ID#00240)
Unidentified Lecture Event, "Community or Chaos," Address by
Sister Audrey Kopp,
1969 February 7 (ID#00223)
NCCIJ Board of Directors Meeting, New Orleans, LA, 1 March
1969
Discussion of NCCIJ Future Goals and Directions,
1969 March 1 (ID#00109)
Discussion of Joint Program with Xavier University of New
Orleans,
1969 March 1 (ID#00110)
National Conference: "The Stewardship of Power in the Church: A
Piece of the Action," Los Angeles, CA, 21-24 August 1969
Keynote Address by Sr. Helen Kelly,
1969 August 21 (ID#00224)
Keynote Address by Rev. George Riddick,
1969 August 21 (ID#00225)
Keynote Address by Rev. James Hargett,
1969 August 22 (ID#00226)
Keynote Address by Jose Serda of the Farm Workers Movement
with Q and A,
1969 August 22 (ID#00118)
Community Participation and Power Panel Discussion,
1969 August 22 (ID#00227)
Workshop on Education with Sr. Margaret Traxler,
1969 August 23 (ID#00228)
Workshop on the Use of Church Funds,
1969 August 23 (ID#00229)
Keynote Addresses by Lucius Walker and Arthur Fletcher with Q
and A,
1969 August 23 (ID#00230)
Conference Resolutions,
1969 August 23 (ID#00231)
Keynote Address by Steve Allen,
1969 August 24 (ID#00232)
Delegates Meeting,
1969 August 24 (ID#00234)
Personal Reflections of Conference Attendees,
1969 August 24 (ID#00233)
Audio Recording of Unidentified Documentary on Business and
Race in the United States,
1969 August (ID#00233)
NCCIJ National Board of Directors Meetings, 1971-1973
New Orleans, LA,
1971 August 22 (ID#00241)
Chicago, IL,
1971 December 3 (ID#00242)
Chicago, IL,
1971 December 4 (ID#00243)
Chicago, IL,
1972 September 15 (ID#00244)
Chicago, IL,
1972 September 16 (ID#00245)
Chicago, IL,
1973 January 12 (ID#00246)
Chicago, IL,
1973 January 13 (ID#00247)
Citizens' Task Force of Inquiry Regarding Civil Liberties in
Belfast, Northern Ireland, Ulster Ireland, 18 September-2 October
1972
Belfast Briefing by Steven Preston, Ulster, Ireland
(ID#00251)
Meeting with William Henderson, Ulster, Ireland
(ID#00252)
Address by Brian Faulkner, Ulster, Ireland
(ID#00253)
Interview of Cowan Watson, Ulster, Ireland
(ID#00254)
Interview of Ian Paisley, Ulster, Ireland
(ID#00255)
Black Higher Education Seminar, Racine, WI, 10-11 October
1972
Keynote Address by Charles G. Hurst Jr.,
1972 October 10 (ID#00124)
Financing African American Colleges Panel Discussion,
1972 October 11 (ID#00249)
African American Colleges' Agenda-Setting Panel Discussion
with Q and A,
1972 October 11 (ID#00250)
Keynote Address by Arthur Fletcher,
1972 October 11 (ID#00127)
Concluding Conference Remarks,
1972 October 11 (ID#00128)
NCCIJ Award Presentation to Roy Wilkins, Milwaukee, WI,
1972 August 27 (ID#00248)
WCFL Chicago, "Glimpse of the Naked Man," Radio Broadcast on
Interracial Relations, Chicago, IL, undated (ID#00133)
Unidentified Lecture on Health Care and Poverty with Q and A,
undated (ID#00237)