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Contents: Mobilization Information on District of Columbia Divestment Bill • Workshop 1: U.S. Foreign Policy in Southern Africa (p. 6 Lobbying Infor) • Workshop 2: Material Aid to the Liberation Movements • Workshop 3: MAKING THE LINK: Relating Anti-Apartheid Organizing to Other Struggles • Workshop 4: Forging Student-Community Alliances • Workshop 5: Campus Divestment Organizing • Workshop 6: Cultural and Sports Boycott of South Africa • Addition to ACOA "Two Weeks of Action Proposal" • Two Weeks of National Action Proposal • Action Alert on the IMF Bill (barring US support of IMF loans to S. Africa) • Report on the NATIONAL STUDENT ANTI-APARTHEID CONFERENCE held October 7-9, 1983 at New York University and organizing packet. The report discusses NYU Committee Against Registration and the Draft, the Black Student Communication Organizing Network (BSCON), the United Nations Special Committee Against Apartheid, the United Nations Council for Namibia, Jennifer Davis, the Front Line States, Tanzania, Zimbabwe, the Mozambique National Resistance (MNR), Sean Gervasi, Shaba, Les Arthur, the Sullivan Principles, the International Monetary Fund, apartheid, corporations doing business in South Africa, Congress, Nelson Mandela, Winnie Mandela, the Solarz bill, Stephen Solarz, the Reagan administration, the U.S. press, disinformation, SWAPO, United Nations Resolution 435, 'Cuban linkage', PAC (Pan Africanist Congress), Lawrence Eagleburger, the Front Line States, the Western Contact Group, the State Department, the ANC (African National Congress), the 1984 election campaign, nuclear collaboration, the International Year of South African Women, the United Nations General Assembly, the Federation of South African Women, HR 1083, Congressman Julian Dixon, the Export Administration Act, HR 3231, the South African Investment Prohibition Act, Congressman William Gray, HR 1693, the Krugerrand, the Berman amendment, HR 1877, the Export Control Act, HR 1020, Congressman Charles Rangel, nuclear material, "Bantu education", transnational corporations, U.S. intervention in Central America, the Spartacus Youth League, Dick Clapp, Mass Divest, the People's Organization for Progress in Newark, a Run for Freedom, the South African Refugee Relief Fund, the Black United Fund (BUF), campus anti-apartheid groups, Don Van Hoeven, Western Michigan University, John Graham, Walter Knox, human rights, banning and banishment orders, the Sharpeville Massacre, the anniversary of Martin Luther King's assassination, the Financial Stability and Recovery Act, HR 2957, the IMF Authorization Bill, Rep. Jerry Patterson, Mike Lowry, Julian Dixon, the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC), Phil Graham, Charles Percy, Charles Mathias, Jake Garn, William Proxmire, and John Heinz.

African Activist Archive

National Student Anti-Apartheid Conference Workshop Proposal and Mobilization Packet

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