| 1960 | An Appeal for Human Rights, Atlanta students. (See Atlanta Sit-
ins for background) |
| 1960 | SNCC Founding Statement. (See Student Nonviolent Coordinating
Committee Founded for background) |
| 1960 | Bigger Than a Hamburger, Ella Baker |
| 1960 | Sit-Ins: The Students Report (CORE Pamphlet) |
| 1963 | Letter from
Birmingham Jail, Martin Luther King [PDF] |
| 1963 | March on Washington — Documents (Speeches & organizing material) |
| 1964 | Freedom Summer Orientation Briefing, Dr. Vincent Harding |
| 1964 | Fannie Lou Hamer's Testimony at Democratic Convention |
| 1964 | Women in the Movement, SNCC Position Paper |
| 1966 | Stresses of the White Female Worker in CRM, Dr. Alvin Poussaint [PDF] |
| 1966 | SNCC Postion Paper: On Vietnam |
| 1966 | The Basis of Black Power, SNCC position paper
|
| 1967 | Beyond Vietnam: A Time to Break Silence, Martin Luther King [PDF] |
| 1967 | SNCC Statement on Apartheid, Racial Discrimination, & Colonialism [PDF] |
| 1967 | The Other America, Martin Luther King |
| 1968 | I Have Been to the Mountain
Top, Martin Luther King [PDF] |
| 1960 | Call to
SNCC Founding Conference (From SNCC 50th Anniversary Conference)
[PDF] |
| 1961-62 | CORE Route 40 Campaign Flyer [PDF]. (See
Desegregate Route 40 Project for
background) |
| 1963 | CORE Rules
for Action. The CORE procedures for Direct Action campaigns that
applied until CORE moved away from integration and nonviolence in the mid
to late-1960s. [PDF] |
| 1963 | CORE
Membership Card. (Yes, Senator McCarthy, CORE did have "card-carrying"
members. And proud of it too.) [PDF] |
| 1963 |
SNCC. Basic SNCC organizing
brochure. Primarily used for recruiting at southern Black colleges and for
fund-raising events in the north. [PDF] |
| 1963 | SNCC Field
Reports (From SNCC 50th Anniversary Conference) [PDF] |
| 1963 | Letter to Don Harris' Father re Jailed Son (From SNCC 50th
Anniversary Conference) [PDF] |
| 1963 | Letter from Fannie Lou Hamer A letter from Mrs. Hamer to
SNCC supporters in the North. [PDF] |
| 1963-64 | This is
CORE. Basic CORE recruitment and fundrasing flyer. Used nationwide,
mainly by urban and campus CORE chapters. [PDF] |
| 1963 | Danville
Virginia. Sixteen-page SNCC pamphlet describing the bloody police
repression of the Danville Movement. [PDF] [Large 3MB file. Once you
download it, it's best to print it out for easier reading.] |
| 1963 | March On
Washington. Speeches, programs, and organizing materials from the
march. |
| 1963 | Freedom Ballot Registration Form. Used in Mississippi during the
Freedom Ballot campaign
(Oct-Nov) [PDF] |
| 1963-65 | All
About CORE. CORE information brochure. New CORE members received one of
these to study as part of their new-member orientation. [PDF] |
| 1964 | Mississippi:
Subversion of the Right to Vote. Twenty-page SNCC pamphlet. [PDF]
|
| 1964 | Workshops in Nonviolence — Why? CORE
Training scenarios in practical nonviolence. By Martin Oppenheimer. Five
pages. [PDF] |
| 1964 | Mississippi
Summer Project. Freedom Summer recruitment and fundraising brochure.
[PDF] |
| 1964 | Information
Sheet — Project Mississippi. Five-page Freedom Summer
fact sheet prepared at Stanford University and distributed to West Coast
students interested in participating in the project. [PDF] |
| 1964 | Mississippi
Freedom Project. A second Freedom Summer brochure mostly used for
fundraising and explaining the project to supporters, press, and worried
parents. [PDF] |
| 1964 | CORE
Calendar of Coercion Aug 1963-Aug 1964. Pamphlet compiling atrocities
and attacks reported by CORE Freedom Movement projects during one 12-month
period. [PDF] |
| 1964-68 | MCHR Manual for
Volunteers. Medical Committee for Human Rights (MCHR) manual for
volunteer doctors, nurses, and other health professionals serving on the
front lines of the Freedom Struggle. |
| 1965 | Example Flyers From the
Selma Voting Rights Campaign. |
| 1965 | Mississippi Freedom Labor Union (From SNCC 50th
Anniversary Conference) [PDF] |
| 1965 | SNCC
Memo on ASCS Elections (From SNCC 50th Anniversary Conference)
[PDF] |
| 1966 | Lowndes County Freedom
Organization (LCFO) Political Education
Primer — |
| 1966 |
Demands of the Grenada Movement
Example Flyers From the Grenada Movement
Example staff reports from the Grenada MS
Movement.
|
| 1967? | ASCS
Flyer #1 and ASCS Flyer #2.
Organizing flyers for Agriculture Stabilization & Conservation Service
(ASCS) elections. These were the crucial elections for the county
officials who determined who got government cotton
allotments. |