New World Alliance/New Options: Correspondence files, 1977-1992.

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New World Alliance/New Options: Correspondence files, 1977-1992.

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The papers of this New Age activist/editor are dominated by the correspondence files of New World Alliance and New Options, a non-profit organization and newsletter founded by Satin, but also include printed materials such as a brochure and platform for New World Alliance and back issuesof Renewal and New Options newsletters. In addition to voluminous correspondence with New Age social, political, environmental, and spiritual organizations concerning issues of import to their constituencies, there is also regular correspondence with Gerald Goldfarb, Richard Perl, and Marc Sarkady.

4 cubic ft. (4 boxes).

Temple University Libraries, Paley Library

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Temple University Libraries, Paley Library

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Sarkady, Marc.

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New World Education Fund.

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Goldfarb, Gerald

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New World Alliance (Washington, D.C.)

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Satin, Mark Ivor, 1946-

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The New World Alliance emerged in 1979 as a result of cross-country networking by New Age author, Mark Satin, as a means of activating social. change organizations nationwide. The organization's platform is aimed at the issues of global peace, cooperative economics, energy conservation, holistic health, environmental preservation, and appropriate science and technology. The platform emphasized accomplishment of these goals through public education and political organizin...

Perl, Richard.

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