Highlander and Citizenship Schools: Correspondence, 1957-1988

Includes letter from Highlander founder, Myles Horton, congratulating Robinson on being an excellent teacher at the Johns Island Adult School; letter from Robinson to Horton commenting on the tenuous status of the School; letter from staff member, Anne Lockwood offering Robinson a position with Robinson's reply; letter from Horton to Leslie Dunbar, executive director of the Field Foundation, requesting funding to collect oral histories from civil rights movement participants, which Robinson and Septima Clark would gather; letter from Horton congratulating Robinson regarding her campaign for the South Carolina State House of Representatives, with references to the historic value of the Highlander tapes; letter and photocopied newspaper clippings regarding attacks against the Center for its efforts to close the Bumpass Cove Sanitary Landfill, Tennennesse.