The Williams Anti-Apartheid Coalition was a student group at Williams College that campaigned to get the university to divest from companies doing business in South Africa. In October 1980 the Williams Anti-Apartheid Coalition organized a petition drive focusing on getting the college to divest from Newmont Mining Company because of its operations...
The Williams Anti-Apartheid Coalition was a student group at Williams College that campaigned to get the university to divest from companies doing business in South Africa. In October 1980 the Williams Anti-Apartheid Coalition organized a petition drive focusing on getting the college to divest from Newmont Mining Company because of its operations in Namibia. The Williams Anti-Apartheid Coalition raised money and material aid in support of South Africa and Namibia refugees. (Source:
Student Anti-Apartheid Newsletter, American Committee on Africa, December 1979;
Student Anti-Apartheid Newsletter, American Committee on Africa, December 1980; and
Nationwide Protests To Target U.S. Investment in South Africa , American Committee on Africa, March 15, 1984.)
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