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Photographs capture a variety of Zalph's experiences in Cuba as a part of the "Caravanistas" including protests, interfaith services, and meeting Assata Shakur (Black activist and member of the Black Panther Party and Black Liberation Army who sought asylum in Cuba; also the godmother and step-aunt of rapper Tupac Shakur).

Photographs also capture the following events: The Land Institute Prairie Festival in Salinas, Kansas (1996 May 24-26); Zalph hosting a Japanese student named Yashiki Morimoto at the Raleigh Musem of Art and Carytown Mall (1997 August 3-9); Ann Deagon's Cabin in Climax, NC (1996 October); Peace Action Table at Umstead Festival with Ellen Canavan and Vincent Chung (1997 August 30); Protest, Arrest, and Trial at King's Bay in Brunswick, GA (1989 October 8-9); Sightseeing with John at Bald Branch (1996 September).

Contents of a disbound scrapbook compiled by Zalph, containing mostly newspaper clippings related to her anti-nuclear, pacifist, and other activism. Also includes a booklet about the 1990 Kazakhstan Walk that Zalph participated in, a written; first-person narrative about Zalph and the development of her activist ideologies; and a few other personal items.