Guide to the Jim Tranquada Collection on the Divestment Movement at Stanford University SC1021

Daniel Hartwig
Department of Special Collections and University Archives
May 2011
Green Library
557 Escondido Mall
Stanford 94305-6064
Fax Number: (650) 723-8690
specialcollections@stanford.edu


Contributing Institution: Department of Special Collections and University Archives
Title: Jim Tranquada collection on the divestment movement at Stanford University
Identifier/Call Number: SC1021
Physical Description: 0.75 Linear Feet 2 boxes
Date (inclusive): 1970-1978
Language of Material: Undetermined .

Immediate Source of Acquisition note

Materials were the gift of Jim Tranquada, 2011.

Information about Access

Access: Materials are open to research use.

Scope and Contents note

Collection consists of materials compiled by Tranquada while covering the Stanford divestment movement as a reporter for the Stanford Daily in 1977-1978. The material includes leaflets created by the Stanford Committee for Responsible Investment Policy (SCRIP); press releases issued by SCRIP, Stanford News Service, and ASSU; copies of Board of Trustees correspondence; reporters' notes' press coverage of the divestment movement at Stanford and elsewhere; and copies of organizing booklets published by campus progressives, including Fire and Sandstone (Stanford, circa 1970), Disorientation (Berkeley, circa 1977); and Organize (Stanford, circa 1978).

Subjects and Indexing Terms

Students -- Political activity.
Apartheid -- South Africa.

 

Divestment material

Box 1, folder 1

Clippings 1977 Spring/Summer

Box 1, folder 2

Clippings 1978 Jan.-Oct.

Box 1, folder 3

National press coverage 1977-1978

Box 1, folder 4

Leaflets

Box 1, folder 5

South Africa notes, sources, etc. 1977 Spring/Fall

Box 1, folder 6

Stanford student publications: Fire and Sandstone and Organize circa 1970, 1978

Box 1, folder 7

Berkeley student publication: Disorientatio circa 1977

 

Addenda, 2024-052 ARCH-2024-052

Physical Description: .25 Linear Feet
Box 2

Silkscreened anti-apartheid poster 1977