The Atlanta Project coordinator's records, 1991-1996.

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The Atlanta Project coordinator's records, 1991-1996.

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The collection consists of various types of records collected and maintained by The Atlanta Project (TAP) coordinator's office from Emory University and covering the years 1991 to 1994. General records include general correspondence, samples of volunteer forms, mailing lists, and memoranda. Also included are the initial strategic plan for TAP materials from meetings attended by Emory representatives, and recommendations for Phase II of TAP. Collected printed materials contain copies of various TAP publications, information packets from Junior Achievement and United Way, and handbooks, newsletters, brochures, etc. from other volunteer service organizations in the Atlanta area. The manuals included in the collection were produced by and for various TAP groups and served as training and resource guides during the life of the project. Special projects files give evidence of several specific efforts which involved Emory volunteers. These include the immunization drive, Literacy Walk, TAP in Peace, and the volunteer probation officer program.

2 linear ft. (4 boxes)

Emory University. Special Collections and Archives

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SNAC Resource ID: 8150504

Emory University. Special Collections and Archives

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Atlanta Project

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The Atlanta Project was an initiative begun in 1992 by President Jimmy Carter and the Carter Center to create a coordinated effort for assisting disadvantaged families in the Atlanta area. TAP sought to involve civic and religious groups, as well as corporate sponsors and community residents, in order to address such issues as immunizations, prenatal health care, substandard housing, juvenile delinquency, and many others. A major goal of the initiative was to involve the residents of the targete...

Emory University. Carter Center

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Laney, James T.

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