African Activist Archive

This short biography of Warren 'Bud' Day describes his availability to speak about Southern Africa, from where he recently returned. As a sanitary engineering consultant to the World Health Organization, he has assisted developing countries toward the U.N. goal of safe drinking water supply and adequate sanitation for all by 1990. In Los Angeles, he is the volunteer coordinator of the Southern Africa Resource Project, located in the office of Campus Ministry with Community Colleges, where he served as campus minister until 1982. The leaflet says the Southern Africa Resource Project facilitates dissemination of information about Southern Africa, through educational institutions, religious organizations, community networks, labor unions, and media in Southern California. Day has travelled widely in other parts of Asia and Africa, including Southeast Asia, Mozambique, Zambia, and Kenya. Speaking engagements and slide presentations can be arranged through the Southern Africa Resource Project. The leaflet discusses Michigan State University, the American Friends Service Committee (AFSC), Mobilization for Survival, and self-determination in Southern Africa.

African Activist Archive

Introducing… WARREN 'BUD' DAY

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