Box 1
Contains 20 Results:
Lee Davis Letters, speech and flyers, 1986
Regarding University of California, Santa Cruz Women's Center discussion, Empowerment of the Estranged and Powerless, with Robinson as the keynote speaker. Also includes information regarding the Watsonville cannery strike, and the film documentary regarding Highlander, You Got to Move, featuring Robinson. Also see Box 3 Folder 10 for essay written by Lee Davis regarding Citizenship Schools on Johns Island.
Literacy Volunteers of America, Inc. Correspondence, newsletters, conference program, 1986
Includes typescript of Robinson's speech regarding literacy for citizenship and employment.
Correspondence, biographical sketches, handwritten and typed drafts of speech, 1988
For Robinson's talk at the South Carolina State Museum regarding the importance of voting.
Handwritten speech, undated
Regarding the early days of the Civil Rights Movement; and miscellaneous handwritten notes.
Personal letters, invitations, greetings and post cards from various family members and friends, 1960-1988 and undated
Includes letters from photographer Marion Palfi; Septima Clark; folk singers Guy and Candie Carawan.
Personal correspondence and photo of Bishop Peter Mark Kariuki Wachira, Roho Israel Church of Kenya, 1972-1973
Regarding Christianity in America.
Professional letters to Robinson, 1965-1967
Regarding information on cooperatives from the United States Department of Agriculture; and her participation in a tour of the Charleston Naval Station.
Professional correspondence regarding Robinson seeking employment, 1972-1977
Includes letter of recommendation from Richard W. Riley.
Professional letters, 1973-1979
Includes letter from Andrew Young thanking Robinson for her message regarding his nomination as U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations; and letter of appointment to the Tax Exempt Board, Charleston County Council.
Professional correspondence, 1980-1989 and undated
Incluldes requests for Robinson to speak about adult literacy and requests for interviews from doctoral students regarding Highlander and Citizenship Schools.