The Chris Valley papers, 1962-2009, consist of correspondence and printed material, including reports, periodicals and articles, pamphlets and publicity material, programs and invitations, and procedural documents. The materials document Valley's work at the non-profit organization, Families First, as well as other aspects of his professional career.

Series 2: Unnumbered and Differently Numbered Cases, 1982-1986, 1990. Case files related to individuals, and including material concerning property disputes; wills and estates; driving while intoxicated (DWI) and drug arrests; credit problems and indebtedness; and actions against the Kingsport Health Care Center, Inc. constitute this series.

Records, 1961-1989, document International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, District Lodge 7 (Omaha, Neb.) and include information about representation of machinists at companies including Dale Electronics, Brunswick, Continental Can Company, White Motor, Industrial Electric Reel, Arcadian Chemicals, Allied Chemical, Omaha World Herald, and American Machine Works. The material has not been processed and this finding aid is based on a draft inventory.

Office files including correspondence, printed material including reports and clippings, videotapes, born digital records, and artifacts comprise the files of The Atlanta Project, 1991-2000, undated. Materials were created both when Georgia State University's Andrew Young School of Policy Studies administered the program (from 1999) and previously.

The Uri Vaknin papers, 1985-1995, consist of textiles, artifacts, publications, papers, photographs and slides relating to donor's AIDS activism. The bulk of the manuscript materials are related to Vaknin's work on the AIDS Cure Art Project which eventually was titled The Electric Blanket AIDS Projection Project. In addition, the papers contain 13 t-shirts, assorted artifacts, and a large artwork.

The Jacobs's photographs document his work related to the Workmen's Circle and the labor movement, especially images from local union functions and national conferences. Most of the photographs are in black and white. Some of the photographs have preservation negatives. Includes 445 images.

These are the cash receipts and disbursement ledgers for the IAM. The ledgers are in fragile condition and require special handling.

Records, 1961-1989, document International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, District Lodge 7 (Omaha, Neb.) and include information about representation of machinists at companies including Dale Electronics, Brunswick, Continental Can Company, White Motor, Industrial Electric Reel, Arcadian Chemicals, Allied Chemical, Omaha World Herald, and American Machine Works. The material has not been processed and this finding aid is based on a draft inventory.

This series consists of artifacts, textiles and other paraphernalia, tangible illustrations of the many political and social movements that Dewald played as an active participant.

Related Organizations, Series XI, consists of files, 1982-2007, on other organizations involved with both reproductive and social issues. The files concern organizations with which NARAL Pro-Choice Georgia had formal coalition relationships, as well as a spectrum of other organizations including anti-choice groups. The files contain material such as articles, bylaws, correspondence, financial records, manuals, and minutes.

The Asha Leong papers, 1977-2019, consist of flyers, correspondence, newspaper clippings, t-shirts, a small number of periodicals, event materials, buttons, and media. The materials relate to Leong's work with the LGBTQ community throughout the southeast, and organizations such as South Carolina Equality Coalition, 9to5 Working Women, and the National LGBTQ Task Force, which organizes the Creating Change conference.

The Asha Leong papers, 1977-2019, consist of flyers, correspondence, newspaper clippings, t-shirts, a small number of periodicals, event materials, buttons, and media. The materials relate to Leong's work with the LGBTQ community throughout the southeast, and organizations such as South Carolina Equality Coalition, 9to5 Working Women, and the National LGBTQ Task Force, which organizes the Creating Change conference.