Box 7
Contains 23 Results:
Ven and Dave Matthews, undated
Sub-series includes personal photographs belonging to Helen Bass Williams. Photographs portray Williams from her childhood to adulthood; her dogs; and personal acquaintances, such as Ven and Dave from Purdue, Paula Brown, one of Williams' students, Williams with a student, and Ed King.
Unidentified, undated
Sub-series includes personal photographs belonging to Helen Bass Williams. Photographs portray Williams from her childhood to adulthood; her dogs; and personal acquaintances, such as Ven and Dave from Purdue, Paula Brown, one of Williams' students, Williams with a student, and Ed King.
Civil rights, Mississippi, and Head Start photographs, 1960s, 1973, undated
"Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee", 1966
Civil rights and Head Start, 1960s, 1973
Select photographs in this file are shown in publication in Series 5, Sub-Series 2, File 3.
Head Start, 1967, undated
Mississippi Action for Progress (MAP), 1960s
File includes photographs documenting Williams' time at Mississippi Action for Progress (MAP). The majority of photographs are from a MAP meeting, possibly organized by Williams.
Mississippi and Amzie Moore slides, 1960s
File includes slides of Amzie Moore, a civil rights leader, people in Mississippi, and Helen Bass Williams.
Purdue University materials, 1968 - 1978
Helen Bass Williams and Dick Gregory, 1968 - 1978
Helen Bass Williams at Purdue, 1968 - 1978
Student protests and activists, 1968 - 1969
"New south: a quarterly review of Southern affairs", 1972
Sub-series includes runs of periodicals collected by Helen Bass Williams. Periodicals are related to integration in the education system, Black culture and politics, Black experiences in the South, and Black scholarship.
Miscellaneous, 1948-1990, undated
Sub-series includes miscellaneous published materials collected by Helen Bass Williams. Materials include pamphlets, articles, magazines and poems and are predominantly related to integration in the education system, student development, and Black culture.
Articles and poems, 1948 - 1989
Sub-series includes miscellaneous published materials collected by Helen Bass Williams. Materials include pamphlets, articles, magazines and poems and are predominantly related to integration in the education system, student development, and Black culture.
Booklets and pamphlets, 1990, undated
Includes one pamphlet titled, "Why pick on me?" and a booklet with a lecture given by Mary Endres Fyfe
Photographic and Audio materials, 1916-1980, undated
Series includes photographic and audio materials belonging to Helen Bass Williams. Materials include photographs of Helen Bass Williams and persons close to her, civil rights activism in the South, and her career and work at Head Start, Mississipi Action for Progress, and Purdue; as well as negatives and audio recordings from her time at Tougaloo College and Purdue University.
Personal photographs, 1916-1980, undated
Sub-series includes personal photographs belonging to Helen Bass Williams. Photographs portray Williams from her childhood to adulthood; her dogs; and personal acquaintances, such as Ven and Dave from Purdue, Paula Brown, one of Williams' students, Williams with a student, and Ed King.
Helen Bass Williams, 1918-1970s, undated
File includes portraits of Helen Bass Williams, photographs of her in her childhood and as an adult, and a photograph of her with a Black student.
Paula Brown, 1980
Sub-series includes personal photographs belonging to Helen Bass Williams. Photographs portray Williams from her childhood to adulthood; her dogs; and personal acquaintances, such as Ven and Dave from Purdue, Paula Brown, one of Williams' students, Williams with a student, and Ed King.
Ed King and family, undated
Sub-series includes personal photographs belonging to Helen Bass Williams. Photographs portray Williams from her childhood to adulthood; her dogs; and personal acquaintances, such as Ven and Dave from Purdue, Paula Brown, one of Williams' students, Williams with a student, and Ed King.
Published materials, 1947-1990, undated
Series includes published materials such as books, periodicals, and articles collected by Helen Bass Williams. Materials are related to Helen Bass Williams' master's thesis and French philosophy; Black culture, politics, and advancement; racial inequity; education for minority students; integration in the education system; movements for racial equality; and spirituality.
Helen Bass Williams papers
This collection includes documents, correspondence, published materials, photographs, and audio recordings collected and created by Helen Bass Williams that document her personal life, education, and her work as a civil rights activist in the South, educator, and counselor and professor at Purdue University.