African Activist Archive

Contents: FINANCES • MEMBERSHIP • AFRICA TODAY • SOUTH AFRICA • South Africa Bulletin • Mini Fund • 1964 was a most successful year financially for ACOA. The report mentions the Africa Defense and Aid Fund, Emergency Relief to Angola (ERA), funding to other Africans and African causes, the Ian Gilchrist speaking tour, Mary-Louise Hooper, 13 children of the three South African freedom fighters (Vuyisile Mini, Zinakile Mkaba, and Wilson Khayinga), the South Africa Defence Fund Port Elizabeth office, "Partners in Apartheid," "South Africa Bulletin" promotion (to college professors, Catholic priests, high school and Sunday School classes, and anti-apartheid committees at many universities, including Lincoln University, U.C. at Berkeley (University of California Berkeley) and advertising (in the New Republic, The Progressive, and War/Peace Monitor), University of California Los Angeles (UCLA), the Union of Canadian Students, the World Health Organization, church groups, and Voice of America), UAW (United Auto Workers), unions, and a possible special issue on the Congo.

African Activist Archive

Executive Board Annual Meeting STAFF REPORT

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