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File consists of: letters regarding mailing arrangements for the paper, 1969; an article by J.B. Salsberg about the importance of the paper, 1978; photographs showing the graves of victims of the post-war pogrom in Radom in the fall of 1945; the first issue of "Fun letstn khurbn," a periodical devoted to the history of Jewish life under the Nazi regime published by the Central History Commission of the Central Committee of Liberated Jews in the American Zone of Occupation in Germany, August 1946; a program for the tenth anniversary of the Radomer Mutual Society of Detroit, 1971; consitution of the Radomer Mutual Society Inc., New York, 1962; an article marking the 40th anniversary of the liquidation of the Radom ghetto; "Der fraynt fun Radom 1925-1950," a booklet published by the Friends of Radom Society (Paris, 1950); letterhead and issues of the "Voice of Radom"; and an obituary of Pesach Weisbord (Sam Lipshitz's uncle, and the only member of his family to survive the Holocaust), 1974.

File consists of letters, primarily in Yiddish, to Sam Lipshitz as editor of the paper. File also includes a letter in English written on 18 January 1959, thanking Sam Lipshitz for helping the writer to recall memories of events in Poland in the winter of 1945.

Ali Kazimi worked as a cinematographer on this film.

Ali Kazimi worked as a cinematographer on this film.

File consists of draft proposals of PIN programs.

File consists of letters to the editor of the Globe and Mail, a letter from Donald C. MacDonald, the leader of the Ontario Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF), and handwritten notes related to vocational training schools.

File consists of scripts written by Rita Greer Allen for an Ontario education radio series for teenagers regarding vocational choices.

File pertains to Callaghan's editing of "Strong words" and a number of Azarov's books of poetry and stories, including "Mongolian etudes", "Seven lives", and "Broken pastries".

File pertains to Callaghan's editing of "Strong words" and a number of Azarov's books of poetry and stories, including "Mongolian etudes", "Seven lives", and "Broken pastries".

File consists of email correspondence exchanged by Azarov and Barry Callaghan, which includes poetry in English and Russian, pertaining to their collaboration on their Exile Editions publication, Strong Words.

File consists of email correspondence exchanged by Azarov and Barry Callaghan, which includes poetry in English and Russian, pertaining to their collaboration on their Exile Editions publication, Strong Words.

File consists of clipping of an article about a dispute between authors Gregor Von Rezzori and Stephen Vizinczey.

File consists of reports, meeting minutes, agendas, and other material, related to VIVER: The Portuguese-speaking HIV/AIDS Coalition [A coligacao de agencias de lingua portuguesa sobre a SIDA/AIDS e VIH/HIV].

File consists of documents, written in English and Spanish, detailing the VIVA! video project.

File consists of a memorandum from Deborah Barndt to the Human Participants Review Subcommittee pertaining to a human participants review for her SSHRC research project.

File consists of a list of VIVA research collaborators and their contact information.

Item is a report, written in English and Spanish, pertaining to this meeting of VIVA! project partners.

File consists of notes of a meeting of Ampliando Dudas, Sonado Futuros in Toronto on 1 May 2003, an agenda for the "South-north dialogue on popular communications/community arts" on 29 Apr. 2003, and completed evaluation forms relating to the VIVA! project from project participants, written in Spanish and English.

File consists of a draft annotated manuscript for the VIVA book, as well as a table of contents, a letter from Deborah Barndt to New Village Press about the draft and a budget for the book.

File consists of correspondence, notes and draft proposals pertaining to the VIVA! project and the publication of the book. Some documents written in Spanish.

File consists of records pertaining to the organization of this event. Included are work plans, a contact list, a programme, correspondence, a budget, an evaluation form, an informed consent form, and reports.

File consists of a statement of principles of international research by Barndt, a list of project objectives, agendas and itineraries for project events and meetings, a list of research collaborators and project participants, correspondence, e-mail, budgets, first-year reports from project partners, a work plan for year two, and itineraries.

File consists of a 2004-2006 work plan, a budget, correspondence, project meeting notes, notes, e-mail, and a report on the first meeting of VIVA! project research team.

File pertains to the organization of "Harvesting Stories: popular education in social movements of the Americas: an international gathering", held at the Native Canadian Centre in Toronto on 29-30 Oct. 2004, co-sponsored by the VIVA! project. File includes a programme, lists, a budget, e-mail, correspondence, itineraries, invoices, notes, attendee feedback, notices and participant biographies.

File pertains to the organization of the Making Art, Creating Change bilingual (Spanish-English) workshop on grassroots video, community radio, participatory mural-making and popular theatre hosted by five community artists from Latin America. Records include notices, a pamphlet, task lists, contact lists, itineraries, budgets, e-mail, correspondence and a proposal.

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