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Grassroots Activism in New Mexico and the Southwest 

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Grassroots Activism in New Mexico and the Southwest


The UNM Libraries' Center for Southwest Research (CSWR) is committed to preserving the records of grassroots activists and activist organizations in the Southwest. These records are of use to students, scholars, and community members seeking to better understand the work of these activists and organizations. But the records also contain extensive documentation for those studying the issues of Southwestern communities, including education, health, economics, land, water, and environmental pollution. Many of these collections also document the extensive networking between local, regional, national, and international groups. The CSWR and the University Libraries also contain a wealth of materials documenting grassroots activism in the Southwest and beyond, with both scholarly and community publications.

 

National Indian Youth Council meeting, c.1970, Albuquerque NM, 000-703.

 

Books, Articles, Newspapers, Newsletters, Photographs, Oral Histories,
Personal Papers, Organizational Records

Find them all at the University Libraries!

 

 

Southwest Librarian

Profile ImageAnn Massmann
Contact Info:
Center for Southwest Research
Zimmerman Library
massmann@unm.edu
[Sabbatical leave, July-Dec. 09]

RESEARCH ASSISTANCE:
CSWR Anderson Reading Room
(505) 277-3814
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Subjects:
Southwest Studies, Native American Studies, Chicano/Hispano Studies, community grassroots activism

 
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