Part 2 (M2002-116, Audio 435A/37-40): Additions, 1964-1969
Physical Description: 7.0 cubic feet (7 records center cartons) and 4 cassette tapes 
Scope and Content Note: Additions, 1964-1969, consisting of central office files and records relating to the Teacher Development Program. The central office files consist principally of the files of John Mudd, the Executive Director, and include handwritten notes from meetings, minutes, correspondence, program proposals, financial files, memos, reports, and statistics on the state of Mississippi. Also included are reports and newspaper clippings relating to federal funding issues, the Office of Economic Opportunity, the civil rights movement, and a few other Mississippi social activist organizations. The teacher development files include resource manuals for curriculum and classroom activities. Sound recordings include interviews with local residents discussing their backgrounds, education, racism and civil rights activism, work, and social conditions.

Teacher Development Program Manuals, 1965

Central Office Files

Handwritten notes, 1965-1967

Handwritten notes (continued), 1967

Newsletters and publications, 1966-1967

State of Mississippi information and statistics, 1964-1968

Administrative records, 1965-1968

Meeting minutes and notes, 1964-1968

Interviews, 1967

Program proposals, 1964-1969

Grants, audits, and financial information, 1965-1967

Correspondence, 1966-1969

Reports and evaluations, 1964-1968

Reports and evaluations, 1964-1968 (continued)

Memos and interoffice correspondence, 1966-1968

Articles and published resources, 1965-1968

Desiree Sims interview, 1965 March 12

Mr. Nelson, sharecropper with Hayes Plantation, interview, 1965 March 12

Mrs. McDonald interview, 1965 March 20
Scope and Content Note: On the weaponization of debt.