The Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change
Williams, Samuel W.
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Letter from Amos O. Holmes to MLKAmos Holmes, Georgia Field Director of the NAACP, appeals to Dr. King to reject the invitation to take leadership within the Atlanta community. He feels that the city can solve its own problems without the aid of SCLC or Dr. King. |
Letter from Benjamin E. Mays to Morehouse College Board of TrusteesMorehouse College President Benjamin E. Mays encourages the institution's board of trustee members to participate in the Centennial Convocation platform party. President Mays also encloses a calendar of events for the College's 100th Anniversary week. |
Letter from Samuel W. Williams to MLKIn this letter, Rev. Samuel W. Williams, Pastor of Friendship Baptist Church, offers encouraging words to Dr. King. |
List of SCLC Board MembersThis document is a list of all board members of the SCLC. |
Morehouse College Centennial ProgramThis program highlights week-long events for Morehouse College's first 100 year anniversary in 1967. One of the many notable attendees is Howard Thurman, who at that point was a close friend and mentor to Dr. King. |
Nobel Peace Prize Dinner ProgramThe citizens of Atlanta held a recognition dinner on January 27, 1965 to honor Dr. King for his Nobel Peace Prize. Tributes were offered by Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr., AME Bishop Ernest Hickman, Rev. Edward Driscoll of the Georgia Council of Churches, State Senator Leroy Johnson, and Roman Catholic Archbishop Paul Hallinan. Dr. King gave the address. |
Program From MLK's Nobel Peace Prize DinnerThis is the program from a Recognition Dinner honoring Dr. King sponsored by the Citizens of Atlanta following his winning the 1964 Nobel Peace Prize. It took place at the Dinkler Plaza Hotel and included an address by Dr. King. |
SCLC Annual Conference RegistrationWyatt Tee Walker, Executive Director of the SCLC, sent this letter to associates of the SCLC prior to the 1961 Annual Convention held in Nashville, Tennessee. The letter included registration cards for the event with a request to RSVP immediately. |
SCLC Board MembersThis document lists the SCLC's executive board of 53 members. |
SCLC Fall Conference AgendaThis is a tentative program for the SCLC's General Fall Conference to be held October 11th through the 13th in 1960. The program included such keynote speakers as Kelley Miller Smith, Joseph E. Lowery, and a freedom rally led by Dr. King, Ralph Abernathy and Fred Shuttlesworth. |
SCLC Seventh Annual ConventionThis pamphlet advertises the 1963 Southern Christian Leadership Conference Annual Convention. It contains detailed information about the event, including members of the planning committee and scheduled presenters. |
Spelman College Founders DayThis is a program for Spelman College's Seventy-Ninth Anniversary Founders Day celebration, which featured an address by Dr. King. |
This is SCLCThis SCLC brochure highlights the organization's mission, organizational structure, and initiatives, such as voter registration drives, Citizenship Schools, and the Leadership Training Program. |
This is SCLCThis is a brochure describing the functions of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference. Subjects discussed in this brochure include the source of SCLC'S funds, community efforts, civil rights demonstrations, and information on its leadership training and citizenship schools. |