Subcommittees Series, 1968-1976 and undated

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Includes correspondence, annual reports, and subcommittee guidelines. Also photographs and clippings relating to some subcommittees. The Human Relations Subcommittee sponsored several programs and activities which are highlighted in the papers. They include the play "The Man Nobody Saw," a half-hour play exploring the meaning of racism, and a sidewalk art show in 1970 featuring the work of 5th grade children in the Durham City schools, who were asked to draw pictures illustrating the theme "harmony." Members of the Police-Community Relations Subcommittee worked with other groups such as the Court Counselor Auxiliary to help juvenile offenders. Arranged alphabetically by subcommittee.

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[Human Relations scrapbook removed to Ovsz. Box 41.]

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