Social services

Literary manuscript (1950-1975) of Anthony Sorrentino consists of two photocopied drafts of "It's An Inside Job," the story of a project to prevent juvenile delinquency and crime in Chicago's neighborhoods. One manuscript dates from 1950, the other from 1975 when it was being readied for publication.

Constitutions, minutes, reports, correspondence, bulletins

Collection consists of 5 DVDs containing the series "Our Health" produced for Somali immigrants by the Minnesota International Health Volunteers in Minneapolis. Featured are programs on birth giving, maternal and child health, infectious and chronic diseases. English transcripts included.

Collection consists of photographs, postcards and travel guides pertaining to Ebertha Roelofs' assignment and travels in Europe. Included is also an embroidered cloth.

Correspondence, reports, reports, lists, circular letters, newspaper clippings.

The Elma Cole collection includes correspondence, reports, academic and conference papers, position statements, notes, printed materials and other documents related to social work unions, welfare rights and welfare reform, funding of social services, and activism in the social work profession.

One photograph of Geno C. Baroni (1930-1984) Catholic civil rights priest, active in the social movement of the 1960s and 1970s. Photo taken in July 1973.

Case files dating from the 1980s to 1990s.

The records include annual reports, meeting minutes of the board of directors, organizational correspondence, files of the Institute's officers and case workers, and documentation on various programs within the Institute.

Biography of Cecilia Greenstone by Jesse Peterson; and photocopies of documents pertaining to the Jewish Immigration Committee and other Jewish organizations in the United States, collected in the course of researching the life of Cecilia Greenstone who worked as an agent for the National Council of Jewish Women at Ellis Island from 1907 to 1919.

The Jewish Family and Children's Service of Minneapolis records consist of administrative materials regarding the board, annual reports, finances, newsletters, and information about services the organization provided to the community.

This collection contains administrative and board materials from Jewish advocacy and social service organizations that Louis Devitt was involved with in the Twin Cities.

Papers of Lydia Ahola include minutes and news clippings related to the activities of the Finnish Relief Committee, Virginia, MN, three Finnish song books, sheet music, and nine publications.

The collection consists of volumes from the Minnesota Department of Human Services Library covering social work and social services, public policy, psychology and sociology.

Constitution, rules of procedure, minutes, member lists, correspondence, circulations, newspaper clippings.

Collections consists of the organization's meeting minutes, correspondence, anniversary event programmes and photographic documentation, copies of branch and member award certificates. Included are also financial records (accounting, reports, fundraising activities) and annual reports.