SUMOSSA-in the Struggle to Elimate Apartheid

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Creator

Patricia Kyle

Place Created

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

Date

May 1988

Type of Item

Article

Length/duration

2 pages

Description

This article outlines the history of South Indiana United Methodists and Others in Support of Southern Africans (SUMOSSA). The article says SUMOSSA was involved in organizing direct assistance to meet the needs of people in Southern Africa, monitored U.S. policy in Southern Africa and lobbied senators and representatives in relation to policy, organized for U.S. institutional disassociate from South Africa's apartheid system (campaigning against bank loans to South Africa, for corporate disinvestment), and educated people in South Indiana about the South Africa apartheid system. Contents: The Panty Project • Investments Task Force • Other Activities [Note: Christian Social Action is a...

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Publisher

United Methodist Church

Organization

South Indiana United Methodists and Others In Support of Southern Africans

Coverage Africa

Namibia
South Africa

Language

English

Digital Format

text/pdf

Rights Management

Used by permission of Patricia Kyle, a former member of South Indiana United Methodists and Others In Support of Southern Africans.

Collection

Patricia Kyle collection of South Indiana United Methodists and Others in Support of Southern Africans (SUMOSSA) collection, Michigan State University Libraries Special Collections