The Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change
SCLC Newsletter, July-August 1964This 1964 SCLC newsletter addresses nearly all if not all topics related to the Civil Rights Movement of the era. |
SCLC Voter Registration ReportAfter having a successful election year as a result of voter registration in Georgia and Tennessee in 1962, the SCLC decided to approach the whole South in attempting to get African Americans to vote. This report gives an overview of the voting situation at that time across the southern states. Other organizations, such as SNCC and the Southwide Voter Education Project, are also referenced as key organizations who helped influenced voter registration. |
Southern Rural Action ProjectThe Citizens' Crusade Against Poverty announces the initiation of its Southern Rural Action Project. The Southern Rural Action Project coordinates local support groups in the areas of housing, voter registration and other issues in the fight against poverty. |
Voter Education Project NewsThis newsletter of the Voter Education Project reports on the progress of voter registration efforts in six southern states and a regional officeholders seminar for Negro city and county elected officials. |