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UCSF Black Caucus Records

Owning Institution: UC San Francisco, Library, Special Collections

About this Collection

The Black Caucus at the University of California, San Francisco was founded in May 1968. The Black Caucus helped establish the Affirmative Action Office and minority training programs on campus, fought for increased minority student enrollment at UCSF, and supported staff in labor disputes. The records document the formation and activities of the UCSF Black Caucus and include correspondence, meeting materials, publications, and photographs. Call number: MSS 85-38. View collection guide.

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450 items found in this collection

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The Black Caucus Investigating Committee Meetings with Emory Holmes: Milberry Union Food ...
Black Caucus Meeting Agenda
Black Caucus Phase Three Final 1 30 2019
Black Caucus Phase Three Final 1 30 2019
Black Caucus Photo [1]
Black Caucus Photo [2]
Black Caucus Photo [3]
Black Caucus Photo [4]
Black Caucus Photo [5]
Black Caucus Recomendation to the Board of Directors of the Sickle Cell ...
The Black Caucus Steering Committee Election Resutls
Black Heritage Month Event Flier: Sharing Black Culture & Roots
Black Heritage Month Flier: 25th Anniversary Celebration
Black Heritage Month Fundraiser Flier
Black Heritage Month Gala Reception Flier
Black Heritage Month Gala: The Time Is Now Flier
Black Heritage Month Gala X Flier
Black Heritage Month Gala XI Flier: Making Connections
Black Heritage Month Gala XXV Flier
Black Heritage Month Reception, 1988 [1]
Black Heritage Month Reception, 1988 [2]
Black Heritage Month Reception, 1988 [3]
Black Heritage Month Reception, 1988 [4]
Black Heritage Month Reception, 1988 [5]
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