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A copy of the 1997 Program-Ad book for 24th Annual program in memory of co-founders Margarito Gonzalez and Pete Martinez.

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This folder includes the Mission statement and objectives of the organization, meeting notes and agendas, sign in sheet and a weekly report for the UFW Detroit Public Action group.

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Petition supporting the renaming of West Vernor Highway between Michigan Avenue and Dix Avenue to Avenida Cesar Chavez in Southwest Detroit. Supporters include a 1999 Chavez march in Detroit and a class of University of Michigan students.

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A two page Lansing State Journal article dated November 20 1996 about LPD shooting victim titled "Officer kills knife-Wielding Lansing Man." Article includes list of past police shootings dating from 1984-1991.

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The event programs for the 3rd Annual Cinco de Mayo Celebration in 1980 and the (unnumbered) program for the May 5, 1987 events at Michigan State University.

Abstract This folder contains agendas, correspondence, fliers and related activity materials. Included is a a 1993 budget for hosting UFW Union co-founder Dolores Huerta; 1994 list from the Office of Minority Student Affairs on CRU-MECha for September 1 through November 19; one sheet flyer describing MEXA and some of its accomplishments, circa 1996; MEXA activity notes including a Detroit House meeting in 1998; event fliers and budget for 1995 and 1998. Correspondence from CHISPA, 1992 and letters...

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Materials related to the 1998 National conference in Mexico City and th Midwest Regional FOCO conference hosted by Michigan State University in 1999.

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The document was prepared by the Office of Hispanic Education of the Michigan Department of Education in October 1982.

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This folder contains planning and educational documents of the national Brown Beret organization and forms and literature for the Detroit and Lansing chapters in Michigan.

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This folder includes fliers for Brown Pride Radio and Raza Radio on the MSU student run station. An accompanying collection of audio recordings are available in Special Collections. Members of the organization Culturas de las Razas Unidas and MEXA were radio hosts.