Descriptive Summary
David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke
University
Duke University. Center for Documentary Studies.
Youth Document Durham and Durham Works Project Records, 1995-2008 and undated
Material in English
45 Linear Feet
Approximately 10,000 Items
For current information on the location of
these materials, please consult the Library's online catalog.
Youth Document Durham and Durham Works were programs sponsored by Duke University and the Center for Documentary Studies that brought together young people ages 12–16 from diverse Durham communities to document their lives, local history, and contemporary social issues through photography, oral history, and narrative writing.
The Youth Document Durham and Durham Works project records span the years 1995-2008 and document the process of training young people in Durham, North Carolina schools to use photography and other arts, oral histories, and writing to record the history and members of their communities and the local issues affecting the students' lives. Many of the students are African American or Hispanic and their topics often highlight social conditions and race relations in African American and Hispanic communities in Durham neighborhoods and in a few other locations, including South Carolina. Topics explored by participants, both interviewers and interviewees, include crime, food cultures, jobs and education, music, racism, technology, teen violence, work cultures, and tobacco cultivation and its social context. The collection is divided into four series: Interviews, Photographic Material, Project Files, and Additions. The bulk of the collection is made up of hundreds of oral interviews conducted by junior high and high school students with community members, documented through audiocassette recordings, photographs, writings, and some transcripts, but there are also many program publications, project curricula, and administrative records for the program from its beginnings through 2008. There is also a database created by Center for Documentary Studies staff that records the complete information for each interview, including descriptive notes on certain interviews. This data also contains restricted information. For access to this database, please consult with a reference archivist. Acquired as part of the Archive of Documentary Arts at Duke University.
Administrative Information
Access RestrictionsCollection is restricted. Interview folders with no accompanying release forms are closed to research for 50 years from the date of creation. These folder numbers are specified in the database. Also, original audiovisual materials are closed to use.
Patrons must sign the Acknowledgment of Legal Responsibility and Privacy Rights form before using this collection. Oral interviews and other materials available for research contain personal information. Researchers should not release name-identifiable information about living persons without their prior permission.
Original audiovisual materials are closed to patron use. Some use copies are available in the collection. Otherwise, Technical Services staff need to produce use copies before contents can be accessed.
All or portions of this collection may be housed off-site in Duke University's Library Service Center. Consequently, there may be a 24-hour delay in obtaining these materials.
Please contact Research Services staff before visiting the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library to use this collection.
Copyright Notice
The copyright interests in this collection have not been transferred to Duke University. For more information, consult the copyright section of the Regulations and Procedures of the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], Youth Document Durham and Durham Works Project Records, David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library
Provenance
The Youth Document Durham and Durham Works Project Records were received by the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library as a gift in 2009 and 2011.
Processing Information
Processed by Paula Jeannet Mangiafico, Katy Terrell, Aaron Thornburg, April 2009
Encoded by Robert Carlson, Paula Jeannet Mangiafico, Katy Terrell, Aaron Thornburg, June 2009
Updated by Meghan Lyon, October 2011
Accessions 2009-0005, 2009-0086, and 2011-0178 are described in this finding aid.
Descriptive sources and standards used to create this inventory:
DACS, EAD, NCEAD guidelines, and local Style Guide.
This finding aid is NCEAD compliant.
Biographical Note
Part of the larger Community Programs department in the Center for Documentary Studies, "Youth Document Durham" was a summer program that brought together young people, ages 12–16, from diverse Durham and surrounding communities to document their lives, local history, and contemporary social issues through photography, oral history, and narrative writing. Many of the students are African American or Hispanic and their topics often highlight social conditions and race relations in African American and Hispanic communities in their neighborhoods. Topics explored by participants, both interviewers and interviewees, include crime, food cultures, jobs and education, music, racism, technology, teen violence, work cultures, and tobacco cultivation and its social context. For four intensive weeks, students learned the skills to create photographic bodies of work with a manual camera, the techniques required to process film and develop prints, interviewing skills, computer-based audio editing, and how to write narration reflecting their experiences. They also made decisions about how they would explore their group's topic; they chose who they might want to interview, where and what they would photograph, and what project or event might reflect their work so that they could then share their ideas, stories, and photographs with the larger community. The program produced public forums, web sites, exhibits, and publications. The Youth Document Durham program received funding support from the City of Durham and the Triangle Community Foundation, through the Quintiles Give Back Fund and the Fund for Women and Girls of Durham. Originally called "Community Stories," it is sometimes referred to it in this way in the collection.
Also part of Community Programs, Durham Works was an after-school career exploration program that encouraged young people to focus on questions about education, jobs, and the world of work. Using cameras and tape recorders, middle-school students met with community members who were working in jobs that the young people found intriguing and appealing. Their documentary work was presented back to the community in various ways, including exhibits, videos, art installations, and posters.
Other related projects included in the Additions series are Youth Treatment Court, which seems to have been a division of Youth Document Durham, and the Connect Program, which included projects from Old Five Points as well as special group projects for youth.
Collection Overview
The Youth Document Durham and Durham Works program records span the years 1995-2008 and document the process of training young people in Durham, North Carolina schools to use photography and other arts, oral histories, and writing to record the history and members of their communities and the local issues affecting the students' lives. Although the vast majority of the projects focus on Durham, there is also one project based in South Carolina. Topics explored by participants, both interviewers and interviewees, include crime, food cultures, jobs and education, music, racism, technology, teen violence, work cultures, and tobacco cultivation and its social context. The collection is divided into four series: Interviews, Photographic Material, Project Files, and Additions. The bulk of the collection is made up of hundreds of interviews conducted by junior high and high school students with community members, but there are also many program publications, project curricula, and administrative records for those years. The contents of each series is described in full below. There is also a Community Stories database that houses the complete information for each interview, including descriptive notes on certain interviews, and restricted information. For access to this database, please consult with a reference archivist.
The [Interviews Series](s1) forms the bulk of the collection, and houses the materials generated by the student projects. Each session was organized around a topic which usually would be repeated in subsequent years, such as
Durham Works or Old Five Points. Folders usually house one set of interviews conducted by one or more students, and contents typically consist of one or more cassette tapes of the oral interviews, consent forms and other documentation about the interviewees, and writings by the students that came out of their experiences as interviewers. Some interviews have been transcribed. Original audiovisual materials are closed to use; viewing or listening copies need to be made before contents can be accessed. Folders are arranged in number order as assigned by Center for Documentary Studies Staff; they are not in chronological order. An alternate listing at the end of this collection inventory groups boxes by project title rather than folder number order.
In addition to oral histories and writings, the students also produced many images of their subjects and their communities. Photographic prints and negatives of their work are housed in the [Photographic Material Series](s2). Students also produced poems and drawings, and these are chiefly found in the Project Files Series.
Supporting program materials - curriculum guides, notes on staff meetings, staff guidelines, assessments of outcomes - are found in the [Project Files Series](s3). Also housed here are additional photographic images, mostly of the project students and staff, CDs with final projects, and the many publications that came out of the Center for Documentary Studies program. These booklets contain mostly interview transcriptions but also include photographs, drawings, annotations, and poetry. Also included is a retrospective collection of Youth Document Durham participant photos and essays, edited by Hong-An Truong and published in 2005.
Later accessions to the collections are found in the [Additions Series](s4). These items consist of audiovisual materials, photographs, and some printed materials.
Acquired as part of the Archive of Documentary Arts at Duke University.
[Original audiovisual materials are closed to use. Use of these materials may require production of listening or viewing copies. Please contact a reference archivist before coming to use this collection.]
Collection Arrangement
The collection is organized into four series: Interviews, Photographic Material, Project Files, and Additions. The original arrangement of the interview files is in folder number order as assigned by the Center staff. For easier access, an [Alternate Listing by Project Title](s5) also appears at the end of this inventory.
Subject Headings
These are searchable subject entries for this collection. Performing a search on these subjects in the Duke University Libraries online catalog will bring up other related research materials.
- Archive of Documentary Arts (Duke University)
- Duke University. Center for Documentary Studies.
- African Americans--North Carolina --Durham--Social conditions.
- African American teenagers--North Carolina --Durham--Social conditions.
- Civil rights--North Carolina--History.
- Documentary photography--Durham (N.C.)
- Documentary photography--North Carolina.
- Documentary photography--Teaching and education.
- Hispanic Americans--North Carolina--Durham--Social conditions.
- Hispanic teenagers--North Carolina--Durham--Social conditions.
- Race relations--North Carolina.
- Secondary education--Programs--North Carolina.
- Teenagers--North Carolina.
- Teenagers' art--North Carolina.
- Youth programs--North Carolina.
- Durham (N.C.)--History--20th century.
- Durham (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Durham (N.C.)--Pictorial works.
- Durham (N.C.)--Social life and customs.
- North Carolina--Pictorial works.
- North Carolina--Social conditions.
- South Carolina--Social conditions.
- South Carolina--Social life and customs.
- Audiocassettes.
- CD-Rs.
- DVDs.
- Electronic documents.
- Negatives.
- Oral histories (document genre).
- Photographs.
- Slides (photographs).
Related Material
Youth Document Durham is one part of a larger Community Programs department in the Center for Documentary Studies. Other Community Programs include:
Literacy Through Photography Records, 1990-2000
David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University
Durham Traditional Arts Survey Project Records, 2000-2002
David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University
Neighborhood Project Records
David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University
Youth Noise Network Records
David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University
Contents of Collection
Interviews Series, 1995-2008 and undated
(53 boxes)
Folders house materials from interviews conducted by students with community members. The interviews focused on specific program themes relevant to the communities being studied. The documentary project "Community Stories" describes neighborhood communities mainly in Durham, North Carolina but also in other cities including Wilson, North Carolina and Summerton, South Carolina. The interviews were recorded on audiocassette tapes which are sometimes but not always accompanied by typed or hand-written transcriptions and student notes.
The interview materials may be accompanied by an interview agreement form, which the interviewees and interviewers have both signed to allow for the release of their interviews for public use. For interviews with no release forms, researchers are responsible for obtaining permissions to publish.
[Original audiovisual materials are closed to use. Use of these materials may require production of listening or viewing copies. Please contact a reference archivist before coming to use this collection.]
1[Folders 1-34 could not be located at the time of transfer.]
35Tobacco Talk. Taborn, Arthur. Durham. Tobacco worker. 1998 July 23
36Craig, Sharon. Durham. Day Care Center Employee. 1998 July 30
37Quick, Charles. Durham. Police Officer at Duke University. 1998 July 26
38Tobacco Talk. Bailey, Emma. Durham. Nanny. 1998 July 27
39Tobacco Talk. Scarlett, Bonita. Durham. Beautician. 1998 July 18
40Tobacco Talk. Warren, Kirk, Sr. Durham, West End. Housekeeper. 1998 July 27
41Stitt, Cecilia. Durham. 1998 July 26
42Tobacco Talk. Clark, Jonnie. Durham. 1998 July 14
43Sounds of the City. Brightleaf Square, Bus Terminal, South Square Mall, Wellspring, and West Point on the Eno. 2000 June 13-15, 21
No documentation in file, 4 interview tapes: Nicholas Spivey, Juan Dian, Caitlin Angell, Stanley Bass; Nicholas Spivey, Brittny Gill, Stanley Bass; Maura and Kelly, Brittny Gill; Juard Deshaun.
44Community Stories. Mrs. Walker. 1999 July 9[no documentation in file, single interview tape only]
45Community Stories. Harris, Ethel.[no documentation in file, single interview tape only]
246Community Stories. Langley, Vernon.
47Community Stories. Canady, Delphine.
48Community Stories. Beamon, Gloria.
49Community Stories. Gordon, Yolanda.
50Community Stories. Stewart, Ed. 1998 July 28
51Community Stories. Bonds, Marlynda. Durham. Social Worker. 1998 July 8
52Hornsby, Angela.
53Community Stories. Primpey, Leroy. 1998 June 26
54Community Stories. Myer, Victoria. 2000 June 22
55Community Stories. Marsellas, Kim. Journalist. 2000 June 22
56Community Stories. Evans, Bobbie. 2000 June 16
57Community Stories. Johnson, Elizabeth. Officer in Durham Police Force. 1998 July 28
358Community Stories. Tsai, Kelly.
59Blind, Roy. 1998 June 29
60Lapinski, Terri. Figure Skater.
61Crest Street. Calhoun, Michael. Durham,Crest Street. 1998 Apr. 7
62Tobacco Talk. Marks, Bertha. Durham. Health Center Employee. 1998 July 26
63Crest Street. Patterson, Willie. Durham, Crest Street. 1997 Sept. 10
64Tobacco Talk. Headen, Sandra. Public Health Educator.
65Scurlock, Ila. Durham.
66Old Five Points. Holloway, Emmer. Durham. 1992 July 24
67Brown, Cynthia. Durham. 1998 July 27
68Bell, William. Durham. Engineer. 1998 July 29
69Page, Michael. Durham. Church Administrator. 1998 July 30
70Behind the Veil. Lawson, Henry. Summerton, S.C. 1995 July 11
71Mercy Hospital. Coleman, Nilla. Wilson. 1996 July 25
72Richardson, Ida. Summerton, S.C. 1996 June 25
73West End. Ting, Luela. Durham, West End. 1997 July 7
74Old Five Points. Sherald-Campbell, Olivia. Durham. 1997 July 10
75Old Five Points. Brockington, Pattie. Durham. 1997 July 3
76Atwater, Will. Carrboro. 1998 July 29
477Stover, Darrell. Cary. 1998 July 14
78Marshall, Andre. Durham. 1998 July 10
79Parrish, Theodore. Chapel Hill. 1998 July 15
80Old Five Points. Dickey, Christopher. Durham. 1998 July 27
81Smith, Lenora. Durham. Project Coordinator at NECD/PAC.1998
82Payton, Shirley. Durham Director of NECD Smart Start at Duke University. 1998 July 14
83Constantine, Julia. Manning. Day Care Operator. 1996 July 6
84Summerton, S.C. Choice, Dorothy. Summerton, S.C. Teacher.
85Brunson, Harold. Columbia. Teacher, Principal, Coach. 1996 June 20
586Gaymon, Rufus. Manning. Reverend. 1996 July 16
87Bethune, Thelmer. Pinewood. Farmer. 1996 July 5
88Herrington, Edna. Sumter. Teacher. 1996 July 21
89Gist, Suzanne. Manning. 1996 July 7
90Solomon, Ruth. Summerton, S.C. Media Specialist Assistant. 1996 June 20
91Old Five Points. Langley, Angela. Durham. Rehabilitation Counselor, City Council Representative. 1998 July 27
92Old Five Points. McLean, Raymond. Durham. Manager at Winn Dixie, Minister. 1998 July 29
93Old Five Points. Jones, Michael. Durham, Northeast Central Durham. Insurance Claims Adjustor, Mortician. 1998 July 29
94Old Five Points. Fisher, Iris. Durham. Cafeteria Manager. 1998 July 30
695Old Five Points. Everette, Arthur. Durham Minister. 1998 July 29
96Old Five Points. Kenan, Anne. Durham 1998 July 16
97Old Five Points. Stewart, Ed. Durham, North Durham? Teacher, Activist. 1998 July 28
98Old Five Points?. White, Nathaniel, Sr. Durham. Printer. 1998 July 28
99Mercy Hospital. Simon, Woodrow and Mary Etta. Wilson. 1996 July 23
100Simmons, James. Summerton, S.C. 1996 July 4
101Nelson, Joyce. Summerton, S.C. Cook. 1996 June 27
102Durham's West End. Lewis, Sarah. Durham, West End. 1997 July 24
103Durham's West End. Morman, Elmaire. Durham, West End. 1997 July 17
7104Mercy Hospital. Banks, Connie. Wilson. Teacher. 1996 June 26
105Mercy Hospital. Langston, Mary. Wilson. Nursing Assistant, Secretary. 1996 July 11
106Mercy Hospital. May, Nellie. Wilson. Health Aide for Social Services. 1996 July 23
107Mercy Hospital. Gibson, Olivia. Wilson. 1996 June 24
108Smith, Estell. Summerton, S.C. Farmer, Housewife. 1996 June 28
109Green, Antonio. Summerton, S.C. Teacher. 1996 July 2
110Mercy Hospital. McKinney, Stanley. Wilson. 1996 July 23
111Mercy Hospital. Coble, Maurice. 1996 June 26
8112Summerton, S.C. Dow, Carolyn. Pinewood. 1997 July 15
113Mercy Hospital. Crooms, Bobby. Wilson. Janitor. 1996 July 30
114Mercy Hospital. Green, Frances. Wilson. Nurse. 1996 Aug. 9
115Mercy Hospital. Raynor, Lessie. Wilson. Nursing Assistant. 1996 Aug. 1
116Mercy Hospital. James, Helen. Goldsboro. Nurse. 1996 July 30
117Peaks, Lenora. Durham. Minister. 1998 July 28
118Mercy Hospital. Moore, Hazel. Wilson. 1996 July 31
119Mercy Hospital. Exum, Roxanna. Wilson. Nurse. 1996 Aug. 1
120Mercy Hospital. Exum, Roxanna. Wilson. Nurse. 1996 July 18
121Mercy Hospital. Corbett, Fannie. Wilson. 1996 July 30
122Mercy Hospital. Byumn, Lucy. Wilson. Nursing Assistant. 1996 Aug. 1
9123Mercy Hospital. Bynum, Gladys. Wilson. 1996 July 25
124Mercy Hospital. Tucker, Mary. Wilson 1996 July 29
125Mercy Hospital. Barnes, Ivey. Wilson. Accountant. 1996 July 31
126Mercy Hospital. Barnes, Annie. Wilson. 1996 July 30
127Summerton, S.C. Pearson, Viola, Manning. 1997 July 7
128Summer Training. Johnson, Betty. Durham. City Planner. 1997 June 9
129Mercy Hospital. Bynum, Frances. Wilson. Nurse. 1996 July 31
130Behind the Veil. Richburg, Josie. Summerton, S.C. Maid, Cook. 1996 June 28
131Wilson. Sharpe, Mark. Wilson Farmer. 1997 July 9
132Wilson. Tillary, Irene. Elm City. 1997 July 21
10133McDonald, Annie. Summerton, S.C. Campbell's Soup Employee. 1996 July 1
134DeLaine, Lula. Manning. 1996 July 7
135Lewis, Webb. Summerton, S.C. Farmer, Sanitation Worker. 1996 July 7
136Adger, Janie. Summerton, S.C. 1996 June 27
137Pearson, Louise. Manning. Teacher. 1996 July 10
138Wilson. Jones, Marvin. Wilson. 1997 July 10
139Lawson, Henry. Summerton, S.C. Farmer, Truck Driver, Self-Employed. 1996 July 3
140Behind the Veil. Guess, Clinton. Pinewood. Bus Driver. 1995 June 30
11141Summerton, S.C. Blackwell, Hattie. Summerton, S.C. 1997 July 14
142Mercy Hospital. Townsend, Marcus. Wilson. 1996 July 25
143Mercy Hospital. Davis, Otha. Wilson. 1996 July 24
144Behind the Veil. Boyd, Roosevelt. Pinewood. Minister. 1995 July 9
145Behind the Veil. Caldwell, Betty. Manning. Teacher, Administrator. 1995 July 12
146Behind the Veil. Richburg, Joseph. Summerton, S.C. Barber. 1995 July 7
147Behind the Veil. Dingle, Martha. Summerton, S.C. Housekeeper, Dry Cleaning. 1995 June 30
148Behind the Veil. Butler, Broadus. Summerton, S.C. Teacher, Principal, Superintendent. 1995 July 5
149Behind the Veil. Spann, Harold. Pinewood. 1995 July 9
150Mercy Hospital. Whitted, Bessie. Wilson. Nurse. 1996 July 29
151Mercy Hospital. Dickerson, Thelma. Wilson. Nurses Aid. 1996 Aug. 1
12152Mercy Hospital. Johnson, Thelma. Wilson. Nurse. 1996 July 29
153Mercy Hospital. Murrain, Gwen. Wilson. Nurse. 1996 Aug. 1
154Mercy Hospital. Barnes, Ruth. Wilson. 1996 July 29
155Mercy Hospital. Barnes, Katie. Wilson. Patient Representative. 1996 Aug. 1
156Mercy Hospital. Sullivan, Jean. Wilson. 1996 July 26
157Summerton, S.C. Gaters, F. Mt. Pleasant. Lawyer. 1997 July 17
158Crest Street. Holman, Sheila. Durham. 1997 July 10
159Crest Street. Pratt, Nathaniel. Durham. 1997 July 16
160Summerton, S.C. Patterson, Shirley. Summerton, S.C. 1997 July 1
161Summerton, S.C. Billups, Annie. Summerton, S.C. Accounts Payable Clerk. 1996 July 6
162Summerton, S.C. Defee, Vernon. Summerton, S.C. Teacher, Principal. 1997 June 27
13163Summerton, S.C. Bowman, Kennita. Summerton, S.C. High School Student. 1997 July 19
164Summerton, S.C. Watson, Jackie. Summerton, S.C. 1997 July 1
165Summerton, S.C. Gates, Marie. Summerton, S.C. 1997 July 19
166Summerton, S.C. McDonald, Mary. Summerton, S.C. 1997 July 1
167Summerton, S.C. Singleton, Joe. Orangeburg. Teacher, Principal. 1997 July 10
168Summerton, S.C. Session, Ellanora. Summerton, S.C. Reading Aide. 1997 July 11
169Summerton, S.C. Brunson, Harold. Columbia. Principal. 1997 June 30
170Summerton, S.C. Spry, Carrie. Summerton, S.C. Teacher. 1997 July 15
171Summerton, S.C. Jackson, Ohilian. Summerton, S.C. 1997 July 21
14172Wilson. Jones, Mary. Wilson. 1997 July 18
173Behind the Veil. Saunders, Ameilia. Pinewood. Maid. 1995 July 9
174Behind the Veil. Watson, Netta. Summerton, S.C. Teachers Aide, Farmer, Waitress. 1995 July 7
175Mercy Hospital. Lewis, Daphine. Wilson. Nurses Aide. 1996 July 29
176Behind the Veil. Parks, Leola. Manning. Instructional Assistant, Secretary. 1995 July 6
177Behind the Veil. Miller, Jarrett. Davis Station. Farmer. 1995 Sept. 7
178Behind the Veil. Mooler, Idella. Summerton, S.C. Teachers Aide. 1997 July 11
179Behind the Veil. Mellerson, Queen. Manning. 1995 July 5
180Behind the Veil. Levy, Moses. Summerton, S.C. Mason, Farmer. 1995 July 9
181Behind the Veil. Bennett, Charles. Summerton, S.C.
182Behind the Veil. Banks, Louise. Summerton, S.C.
183Mercy Hospital. Thornton, Jacqueline. Durham. 1996 June 24
184Mercy Hospital. Fester, Alpha. Wilson. 1996 June 24
15185Everette, Mattie. Durham. 1997 June 9
186Behind the Veil. Brailsford, Julia Mae. Pinewood. 1995 July 9
187Mercy Hospital. Brooks, Victor. Wilson. 1996 June 24
188Student Practice. Kirby, Brenda. Wilson. Teaching Assistant. 1996 June 20
189Student Practice. Hodges, Wayne. Wilson. 1996 June 20
190Behind the Veil. Levy, Lucille. Summerton, S.C. 1996 June 20
191Student Practice. Gardner, Horteuse. Wilson. 1996 June 20
192Mercy Hospital. Burks, Gloria. Wilson. Retired Teacher. 1996 June 26
193Wilson. Farmer, Verna. Wilson. 1997 July 11
194Wilson. Moore, Mary. Wilson. 1997 July 17
195Wilson. Jones, Doris. Wilson. 1997 July 24
16196Behind the Veil. Detany, Blendall. Summerton, S.C. 1995 July 6
197Wilson. Corbett, Fannie. Wilson. 1997 July 14
[Folder 198 is missing.]
199Wilson. Moore, Beatrice. Wilson. 1997 July 9
200Wilson. Brunson, Dorothy. Wilson. 1997 July 21
201Wilson. Barnes, Clarence. Wilson. 1997 July 21
202Wilson. Reid, Anthony. Wilson. 1997 July 23
203Wilson. Perry, Annie and Joesph Jr. Wilson. 1997 July 14
204Wilson. Braswell, Doris. Wilson. 1997 July 21
205Weaver, Otis. 1997 July 21
17206Wilson. Sharpe, J.D. Wilson. Teacher. 1997 July 21
207Wilson. Lewis, Cleveland. Wilson. Retired Teacher. 1997 July 21
208Student Practice. Woodard, JoAnne. Wilson. 1996 June 20
209Summerton, S.C. Cantey, Lethia. Summerton, S.C. 1997 June 30
210Summerton, S.C. Drayton, Mary. Rimini. 7-14-9?
211Summer Training. Smith, Herbert. Durham. 1997 June 9
212Summer Training. Greene, Willie. 1997 June 9
213Behind the Veil. Doctor-Wearing, Alice. Summerton, S.C. 1996 June 11
214Durham's West End. Richmond, Barbara. Durham. 1997 July 16
215Old Five Points. Little, Mabel. Durham. 1997 July 11
18216Mercy Hospital. Hardy, Tom. Wilson. Teacher. 1996 June 24
217Summer Training. McLester, Johny. Durham. 1997 June 9
218Summer Training. Chandler, Janette. Summerton, S.C. 1996 June 11
219Behind the Veil. Parker, Loreatha. Durham. Teacher. 1996 June 12
220Old Five Points. Parker, Robert. Greensboro. Student. 1997 June 24
221Lawson, Idella. 1995 July 3
222King, Luela. 1997 July 7
223Hadon, Fannie. 1992 July 2
224Old Five Points. Green, Nichole. Durham. 1997 June 24
225Patterson, Annie.
226Tobacco Talk. Smith, Adell. Durham. Farmer. 1998 July 23
19227Crest Street/Old Five Points. Battle, Betty. Durham. 1997 July 2 and 21
228Atamai, 1997 July 7
229Artis, Vera. 1996 July 25
230Booth, Josephine and William. Durham. 1997 July 23
231Brown, James. 1997 July 29
[Folder 232 is missing.]
233Behind the Veil. Ford, Dorthea. Surbyville. Teacher. 1996 June 21
234Gamble, Delia. 1996 June 24
235Wilson. Coleman, Avant. Wilson. Clerk Agent. 1997 July 21
20236Richardson, Blandell. 1995 July 6
237Richburg, Shondra. 1996 June 19
238Summerton, S.C. Rivers, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence. Capitol Heights. 1997 June 29
239Durham's West End. McNeil, Juanita. Durham. Utility Specialist. 1997 July 20
240Durham's West End. Webb, Arlene. Durham. Nurse. 1997 July 15
241Behind the Veil. Watts, Charles. Durham. Doctor. 1996 June 12
242Victoria, Olivia. 1997 July 10
243Tillie, Chakila. 1996 June 19
244Taylor, James. 1997 July 18
21245Brunson, Harold. 1996 July 20
246Durham's West End. Byrd, Virginia. Durham, West End. 1997 July 16
247Tobacco Talk. Stevens, Alfreida. Social Worker. 1998 July 10
247Tobacco Talk. Stevens, Alfreida.
248Summerton, S.C. Hall, Barbara. Davis Station. Social Worker. 1996 July 7
249Summerton, S.C. Harvin, George. Manning. 1996 July 6
250Old Five Points. Wilson, Veronica. Durham. Housekeeper. 1997 July 25
251Old Five Points. Young, Gussie. Durham. Construction. 1997 July 14
252Old Five Points. Jenkins, James. Durham. 1997 July 25
253Old Five Points. Lowery, Lueisa. Durham. Housekeeper. 7-3 and 7-8-97
22254Old Five Points. Cannady, Mary. Durham. 1997 July 10
255Old Five Points. Woyee, Annie. Durham, Old Five Points. 1997 July 3
256Old Five Points. Poole, Ruth. Durham. 1997 July 30
257West End. Wiley, Johnnie. Durham, West End. Lab Technician. 1997 July 16
259West End. Belk, Johnnie. Durham, West End. 1997 July 10
260Mercy Hospital. Barrett, Mary. Wilson. Department Store Employee. 1996 June 26
261Old Five Points. Fuguay, Geraldine. Durham, North Durham. 1997 July 11
262Summerton, S.C. Richardson, Chaney. Summerton, S.C. Field worker. 1997 June 26
23263Summerton, S.C. Johnson, Inez. Summerton, S.C. Teacher. 1995 July 9
264Crest Street. Gattis, Meadell. Durham, Crest Street. Nurse. 1997 July 21
265Wilson. Buchanan, James. Wilson. Teacher. 1997 July 23
266Old Five Points. Gladden, Fannie. Durham, Old Five Points. Beautician, Retail Salesperson. 1997 July 7
267Behind the Veil. Washington, James. Summerton, S.C. Tool mechanic. 1995 July 11
268Wilson. Whitted, Bessie. Wilson. Nurse. 1996 July 19
269Mercy Hospital. Woodard, JoAnne. Wilson. Psychologist, Therapist, Professor. 1996 July 12
270Tobacco Talk. Elliott, Mary. Durham, West End. Seamstress, Baker, Tobacco Worker.
24271Tobacco Talk. Watson, George. Durham, West End. 1998 July 23
272Tobacco Talk. Scarborough, John, III. Durham. Mortician.
273Tobacco Talk. McKee, Etta. Durham. 1998 July 27
274Tobacco Talk. McNeil, Juanita. Durham, West End. Teacher. 1998 June 30
275Tobacco Talk. Davis, Matthew. Durham. Tobacco Worker. 1998 July 12
276SWCD. Googe, Iris. Durham, West End. Housekeeper. 1998 July 22
277SWCD. McKee, Etta. Durham, West End. Teacher. 1998 July 13
278SWCD. Walker, Frank. Durham. Minister. 1998 July 28
280SWCD. Rogers, Jerry. Durham. 1998 July 15
281SWCD. Richmond, Barbara. Durham. Accountant. 1998 July 20
25282SWCD. Samuel, James, Jr. Durham. Manager. 1998 July 13
283SWCD. Carrington, Bessie. Durham. Librarian. 1998 July 12
284SWCD. Smith, Bessie. Durham, West End. Homemaker. 1998 July 17
285SWCD. Brogdon, Helen. Durham. 1998 July 29
286Tobacco Talk. Harris, Iris. Durham. AIDS Hotline Receptionist. 1998 July 29
287Summer Training. Holman, Julia. Durham, Crest Street. 1998 June 5
288Summer Training. Scurlock, Ila. Durham, Crest Street. 1998 June 5
289SWCD. Kearney, Gloria. Durham. Nurse. 1998 July 15
290SWCD. Smith, Ellis. Durham. 1998 July 19
291SWCD. Webb, Betsy. Durham. Administrative Clerk. 1998 July 20
26292SWCD. Webb, Mae. Durham. 1998 July 26
293SWCD. Gill, Judy. Durham. 1998 July 29
294Old Five Points. McCuller, Wavney. Durham. 1997 July 3
295Crest Street. Scarlett, Larry. Lithonia. Special Agent for US Department of Agriculture. 1997 July 6
296Faith Stories. Dworsky, Leon. Durham. Freelance Computer Programmer. 1998 June 23
298Crest Street. Johnson, Nathaniel. Durham, Crest Street. Pressman. 1997 July 1
299Crest Street. Johnson, Fred. Durham, Crest Street. 1997 July 6
300Summerton, S.C. Levy, Moses. Manning. 1996 June 11
27301Old Five Points. Smith, Callina. Durham. 1997 July 9
302Old Five Points. Satterfield, Betty. Durham, Old Five Points. Nurse. 1997 July 3
303Old Five Points. Alston, Margaret. Durham. 1997 July 3
304Old Five Points. Greene, Charity. Durham, Old Five Points. 1997 July 31
305Old Five Points. Dunham, Charles. Durham. 1997 July 9
307Behind the Veil. Brailsford, Carrie. Summerton, S.C. Housekeeper. 1995 June 30
309Crest Street. Odom, Hilda. Durham, Crest Street. Lab. Technician. 1997 July 19
311Crest Street. McMillan, Garry. Durham, Crest Street. 1998 July 30
312Crest Street. Nunn, Wilbert. Durham, Crest Street. 1998 July 24
28313Crest Street. Yarborough, Anita. Durham, Crest Street. Healthcare Worker. 1998 July 5
314Crest Street. Patterson, Willie. Durham. 1998 July 2
315Crest Street. Holman, Julia. Durham, Crest Street. 1998 July 14
316Tobacco Talk. Phillips, Senora. Durham. Farmer. 1998 July 19
317Tobacco Talk. Moore, Thelma. Durham. Department Store Employee, Tobacco Worker. 1998 July 26
318Tobacco Talk. Woodard, Annie. Durham, Hearthside. 1998 July 28
319Crest Street. Odom, Hilda. Durham, Crest Street. Lab. Technician. 1998 July 18
320Crest Street. Holloway, Emmer. Durham, Crest Street. 1998 July 9
321Crest Street. Patterson, Charlotte. Durham, Crest Street. 1998 July 19
322Crest Street. Lowe, Lula. Durham, Crest Street. 1998 July 26
323Crest Street. Johnson, Betty. Durham, Crest Street. Elementary School Teacher, Counselor, City Planner. 1998 July 29
324Crest Street. Henderson, Wanda. Durham, Crest Street. Retirement Home Employee. 1998 July 2
325Crest Street. Winston, Marie. Durham, Crest Street. 1998 July 20
29326Crest Street. Pratt, Nathaniel. Durham, Crest Street. 1998 July 9
327Crest Street. Scarlet, Reta. Durham, Crest Street. 1998 July 17
328Crest Street. Holloway, Mary. Durham, Crest Street. 1998 July 9
329Crest Street. Cooper, Mary. Durham, Crest Street. 1998 July 14
330Crest Street. Battle, Betty. Durham, Crest Street. 1998 July 7
331Crest Street. Johnson, Felicia. Durham Crest Street. 1998 July 28
332Crest Street. Brown, James. Durham, Crest Street. 1998 July 13
333Crest Street. Smith, Adrian. Durham, Crest Street. 1998 July 28
334Crest Street. Elliot, Luvenia. Durham, Crest Street. 1998 July 30
335Crest Street. Nunn, Edgar. Durham, Crest Street. 1998 July 23
336Crest Street. Calloway, Jesse. Durham, Crest Street. 1998 July 9
337Faith Stories. Barnette, Toinne. Durham. Fleet Service Clerk at RDU, Water Fitness Instructor, Nurse Interim, Museum Educator. 1998 June 29
338Faith Stories. Abdul-Salaam, Karen. Durham. Accountant. 1998 July 7
30339Faith Stories. Brennan, Corey. Durham. Ministerial Intern, Student. 1998 June 24
340Faith Stories. Silverstein, Elliot. Chapel Hill. Psychiatrist, Professor. 1998 July 8
341Young, Mamie. Durham. 1998 July 13
342Tobacco Talk. Bostic, Charles. Durham. 1998 July 22
343SWCD. Carroll, Cheryl. Durham. Nurse. 1998 July 24
344SWCD. Bynum, Ernestine. Durham, West End. Teacher's Aide, Secretary. 1998 July 23
345Faith Stories. Klopfer, Peter. Durham. Professor. 1998 July 30
346Faith Stories. Davis, Glenn. Durham. Minister. 1998 June 23
347SWCD. Cassell, Harry. Durham. Cook. 1998 Aug. 3
348SWCD. Alston, Lillian. Chapel Hill. Day Care Center Employee. 1998 Aug. 2
31349SWCD. Perry, Frankie. Durham. Bank Trust Officer, Teacher. 1998 July 14
350Tobacco Talk. Quick, Delores. Durham. Housewife. 1998 July 30
351SWCD. Harris, Barbara. Durham. 1998 Aug. 2
352SWCD. Minor, James. Durham. Cook. 1998 July 13
353SWCD. Lindsay, Virginia. Durham. Custodian, Nursing Assistant. 1998 July 16
354SWCD. Joiner, William. Durham. 1998 July 28
355SWCD. Jackson, Gertrude. Durham. 1998 Aug. 3
356Old Five Points. Carter, Valerie. Durham. 1997 July 22
357Old Five Points. McKever, Kim. Durham, Old Five Points. Duke Children's Hospital Employee. 1997 July 3
358Old Five Points. Beason, Matthew. Durham. Student. 1997 June 24
359Old Five Points. Greene, Tamaira. Durham. 1997 June 24
360Old Five Points. Smith, Horace. Durham. 1997 July 16
32361Old Five Points. Everette, Eloise and Arthur. Durham, Old Five Points. Minister, Contractor. 1997 July 3
362Wilson. Pridgen, Marion, Jr. Wilson. Tobacco Farmer. 1997 July 14
363Wilson. Jones, Edward. Wilson. Migrant Tobacco Worker. 1997 July 17
364Wilson. Hoskins, Clarence. Wilson. Tobacco Worker, Vocational Instructor. 1997 July 11
365Wilson. Creech, Delores. Wilson. Tobacco Worker. 1997 July 9
366Wilson. Hoskins, Ernestine. Wilson. Tobacco Worker, Healthcare Worker. 1997 July 22
367Tobacco Talk. Warren, Linda. Durham. 1998 July 21
368SWCD. Merritt, Carl. Durham, Lyon Park. 1997 July 17
369Durham's West End. Brown, Alice. Durham, West End. 1997 July 18
370Durham's West End. Walker, Constance. Durham, West End. Lawyer, Adjustor for Durham Public Schools. 1997 July 16
371Durham's West End. Sartor, Elizabeth. Durham. 1997 July 16
372Durham's West End. Roberson, Florine. Durham. 1997 July 16
373Durham's West End. Woods, Thelma. Durham, West End. 1997 July 11
374Durham's West End. Keith, Mable. Durham. Nursing Assistant. 1997 July 16
33375Faith Stories. Muhammad, Abdullah. Durham. City Planner. 1998 July 7 and 26
376Faith Stories. Patterson, Kathy. Durham. 1998 July 7
377Faith Stories. Muhammad, Abdur-Rashid. Durham. Furniture Employee, Self-Employed. 1998 July 27
378Faith Stories. Marrow, Greg. Durham. 1998 July 29
379Faith Stories. Miller, Mary. Durham. 1998 July 7 and 28
380Faith Stories. Gavin, Linda. Durham. Cook. 1998 June 29
381Faith Stories. Muhammad, Ni’mat. Durham, Lakewood Park. Administrative Clerk. 1998 June 28
382Faith Stories. Reed, Sam. Durham. Labor Activist. 1998 July 27
34383Faith Stories. Odom, Hilda. Durham, Crest Street. Lab. Technician, Research Associate. 1998 July 7
384Faith Stories. O’Connor, Bill. Durham. Middle School Teacher. 1998 July 12
385Mercy Hospital. Harris, Eula. Wilson. 1996 July 27
386Mercy Hospital. Hutcherson, Essie. Wilson. 1996 July 30
387Mercy Hospital. Atkinson, Maggie. Wilson. 1996 July 24
388Tobacco Talk. McKee, Etta. Durham, West End. Teacher. 1997 July 27
No documentation in file, single interview tape only. Refer to files 273 and 277 that contain additional interviews of Etta McKee.
[Interview folders 389-399 are missing.]
400Durham Eats.
35401Durham Eats. Olave, Katushka. 2000 July 17
402Durham Eats. Atwater, Will. 2000 July 20
403Durham Eats. Washington, Sandee. 2000 July 11
404Durham Eats. Eckert, Mark. 2000 July 11
405Community Stories. West End Langely, Vernon.1999
406Community Stories. West End Googe, Iris. 1998 June 1
407Community Stories. West End Langley, Angela.1999
408Community Stories. West End Smith-Adams, Keely. Physician's Assistant.1999
36409Community Stories. Bea.1999
410Community Stories. West End Perry, Frankie.
410Community Stories. West End O’Neal, Elton.
411Community Stories. Mckinney, Charles.
412Durham Eats. Anglin, Peggy.
413Harman, Linda.
414Durham Eats. Toomer, Gwen.
415Durham Eats. Maple Farm Dairy Dairy Farmer. 2000 Summer
416Crime Beat. Watkins, Francis. Attorney. 2000 June 14
417Crime Beat. Arceo, Ramro. 2000 June 14
37418Crime Beat. Brown, Craig. Judge. 2000 June 15
419Crime Beat. Wagstaff, Jackie. City Councilwoman.
420Crime Beat. Davis, Deborah. Secretary at NE Central Durham Community Service Center. 2000 June 20
421Youth Document Durham. Abdusamad, Karima.
422Youth Document Durham. Chahine, Fadi.
423Youth Document Durham. Page, Jack. Doctor.
424Techno-Durham. Chahine, Priscilla and Fadi.
425Youth Document Durham. Smith, Bob. 2000 July 12
426Youth Document Durham. Reid, Roxanne.
427Durham Works. Navies, Kelly. Poet. 2000 Apr. 15
38428Durham Works. Marshall, Janie. Nurse in Children’s Emergency Dept. 2000 Apr. 20
429Durham Works. Simonette, Rick. Employee at RPM Nissan. 2000 Apr. 19
429Durham Works. Ganet, Friesh. Employee at Blue Nile. 2000 Apr. 19
430Durham Works.TriangleCitySearch.com 2000 Apr. 12
431Durham Works. Borges, Hector. Police Officer. 2000 Apr. 12
432Durham Works. Barbee, Natasha. Cosmetologist. 2000 Apr. 18
433Durham Works. Kettle, Tom. Wrestler. 2000 Apr. 22
434Durham Works. Cornell, Jeff. Actor. 2000 May 2
435Durham Works. Lawes. Cosmetologist. 2000 May 11
436Durham Works. Romano, John. Web Designer. 2000 May 15
39437Durham Works. Banks, Sherrod. Lawyer. 2000 May 18
438Durham Works. Hill, Willie. Musician. 2000 May 12
439Sounds of the City. McKnight, David. 2000 June 21
440Community Stories. Gamble, Terri.
441Techno-Durham. Britz, Greg. 2000 July 12
442Techno-Durham. Hofraker, Richard. 2000 June 13
443Durham Works. Freelon, Phil. 2000 May 9
444Durham Works. Barbee, Natasha. Durham . Cosmetologist. 2000 Nov. 9
445Durham Works. Tew, Cameron. Durham . Newspaper Editor. 2000 Nov. 1
445Durham Works. Eaton, Rebecca. Durham . News Reporter. 2000 Nov. 1
445Durham Works. Durham, Shawn. Durham . News Reporter. 2000 Nov. 1
445Durham Works. Taylor, Ross. Durham . News Photographer. 2000 Nov. 1
40446Durham Works. Potter, Mike. Durham . Sports Writer. 2000 Nov. 29
446Durham Works. Spense, Phil. Durham . Basketball Coach. 2000 Nov. 20
446Durham Works. Perry, Kendric. Durham . Basketball Player. 2000 Nov. 29
446Durham Works. Vasquez, Laurie. Durham . Athletic Trainer. 2000 Nov. 29
447Durham Works. Hay-Merrill, Kathy. Durham . Thoracic Center Coordinator. 2000 Nov. 29
448Durham Works. Lowers, Christine. Durham . Gemologist. 2000 Nov. 16
449Durham Works. Lewis, Todd.Morrisville Director of Engineering for Red Storm Entertainment. 2000 December 5
450Durham Works. Thorne, Shawana. Durham . Stylist at Studio 200. 2000 Nov. 10
451Durham Works. Carver, John Patrick. Durham . Stylist at Jazzabelle’s. 2000 Nov. 13
452Durham Works. Bridges, Bruce. Durham . Co-owner of The Know Bookstore. 2000 Nov. 16
453Durham Works. Bravender, Terry. Durham . Pediatrician. 2000 Nov. 29
454Durham Works. Farrington, Monique. Durham . Basketball Player. 2000 Nov. 29
455Durham Works. Page, Jack. Durham . Physician. 2000 December 13
41456Durham Works. Ricky. Durham . Owner of I Love New York Pizza. 2000 Nov. 2
456Durham Works. Scott. Durham . Photo Technician. 2000 Nov. 2
457Durham Works. Barbee, Natasha. Durham . Cosmetologist, Owner of New Beauty Solutions. 2000 Nov. 15
458Durham Works. Thomas, Doris. Director of John Avery Boys and Girls Club. 2000 Nov. 1
459Durham Works. Thomas, Larry. Durham . Radio Program Manager. 2001 Apr. 11
460Durham Works. Tanabe, David.Cary Hockey Player for the Carolina Hurricanes.
461Durham Works. McCullers, Annick. Durham . Cosmetologist, Owner of Picture Perfect Salon. 2001 Spring
462Durham Works. Banks, Sherrod.RTP Lawyer. 2001 Spring
463Durham Works. Malley, Pamela. Durham . Manager at Kindercare. 2001 Apr. 5
464Durham Works. Woods, Marsha. Durham . Locksmith and Owner of Woods Lock Service. 2001 Apr. 5
465Durham Works. Tracy, Scott. Durham . Executive Chief. 2001 Apr. 11
466Durham Works. Offenburg, Chaz. Durham . Carpenter at Lowe’s Home Improvement Warehouse. 2001 Spring
42467Durham Works. Parrish, Bubba. Durham . Director of Sales at University Ford. 2001 Apr. 12
468Durham Works. Astrachan, Owen. Computer Scientist.
469Durham Works. Meyers, Carol. Archaeologist.
470Durham Works. Miller, Ray. Mechanic.
471Durham Works. Hemwich, Alex. Computer Programmer.
472Durham Works. Shaduck, Phil. Surgeon.
473Durham Works. Hart, Brandon. House Painter.
474Durham Works. Nelson, Rodney. Principal at Jordan High School.
475Durham Works. Romero, Lucio. Construction Worker.
476Durham Works. Borges, Hector. Police Officer.
477Durham Works. Duke, Kenneth. Lawyer.
43478Durham Works. White, Michelle. Dancer.
479Durham Works. Restaurant Manager.
480Durham Works. Karasek, Brian. Military Recruiter.
481Durham Works. Dawson, Lois. Singer.
482Durham Works. Anglin, Kim. Accountant.
483Durham Works. Chastain, Pamela. Graphic Designer.
484Community Stories. Wilcox, Eric, et al. Baseball Player. 1999 July 29
485Techno-Durham. Dominguez, Martin. Computer Programmer.2000
486Techno-Durham. Stagville, 2000 July 11
44487YDD - World Wide Colors (1st Session) Parra, Casilda. Durham. El Centro Hispano. 2001 June 1
488YDD 2001 - World Wide Colors. (1st session) Mall Interviews 2001 June 1
489YDD 2001 - World Wide Colors. (1st Session) Mall Interviews 2001 June 1
490YDD 2001 - World Wide Colors. (1st session) Githens Middle School 2001 June 1
491YDD 2001 - World Wide Colors. (1st session) Sims-McCreary, Amber. Durham. 2001 June 1
492YDD 2001 - World Wide Colors. (1st Session) Bromberg-Seltzer, Bruce. Durham. Rabbi at Hillel. 2001 June 1
493YDD 2001 - World Wide Colors. (1st Session) Lenartz, Hans. Durham. Immigration Lawyer. 2001 June 1
494YDD 2001 - World Wide Colors. (1st Session) Human Relations Forum on Crime and Race Durham. 2001 June 1
495YDD 2001 - World Wide Colors. Ninth Street, Durham. 2001 June 1
45496YDD 2001 - Jobs that Pay. Riley, Ginger. Durham. Banker.
497YDD 2001 - Jobs that Pay. Stallings, Dennis. RTP. Principal Architect for The Freelon Group Inc. 2001 July 17
498YDD 2001 - Jobs that Pay. Dolish, Mark. Durham. Photo Assignment Editor. 2001 July 20
498YDD 2001 - Jobs that Pay. Miranda-Watkins, Francis. Durham. Attorney. 2001 July 20
499YDD 2001 - Jobs that Pay. Bowser, Najesta. Housekeeper for Duke University. 2001 July 10
500YDD 2001 - Jobs that Pay. Dimler, Tom. Durham. Employee of the Boy Scouts of America. 2001 July 18
501YDD 2001 - Jobs that Pay. Salvador, Melissa. Durham. Accountant. 2001 July 11
502YDD 2001 - Jobs that Pay. Hill, Willie. Durham. Record Producer, Musician. 2001 July 18
503YDD 2001 - Jobs that Pay. Dula, Suzzette. Gymnastics Instructor. 2001 July 10
46504YDD 2001 - Jobs that Pay __________ Adrianna. Waitress. 2001 July 11
505YDD 2001 - Jobs that Pay(Respondent's name unknown.) Graphic Clothing Printer. 2001 July 11
Interview of collector's (Perla Parra's) aunt (last name Chavez?). Respondent only speaks Spanish.
506YDD 2001 - Jobs that Pay. Gus, Holley. Durham, West Campus. Career Counselor at Duke Career Center. 2001 July 12
507YDD 2001 - World Wide Colors. (2nd Session) Revelle, Victoria, and Truong, Rosey. Durham. 2001 July 10
508YDD 2001 - World Wide Colors. Mujahid, Muna. Durham, East Durham. 2001 July 9
509YDD 2001 - World Wide Colors. (2nd Session) Hynos? Florencia. Durham. 2001 July 10
510YDD 2001 - World Wide Colors. (2nd Session) Group Interviews. Durham. 2001 July 16
511YDD 2001 - World Wide Colors. (2nd Session) Durham, Debbie. Durham, East Campus. Manager of One World Market. 2001 July 18
512YDD 2001 - World Wide Colors. (2nd Session) Olave, Katushka. Durham. 2001 July 18
47513YDD 2001 - World Wide Colors. (2nd session) Johnson, Lawrence, and Harvard, Joe. Durham. 2001 July 18
514YDD 2001 - World Wide Colors. (2nd Session) Cliette, Amina, and Serrano, Myrna. Durham. 2001 July 10
515YDD 2001 - World Wide Colors. (2nd session) Martinez, Magdalena, and Abby, Jacqueta. Durham. 2001 July 10
516YDD 2001 - World Wide Colors. (2nd Session) Cliette, Amina, and Truong, Rosey. Durham. 2001 July 9
517YDD 2001 - Jobs that Pay. Harkrador, Lonna. Entrepreneur and Real Estate Agent.
517YDD 2001 - Jobs that Pay. Lowe, James. Heart Surgeon.
518YDD 2001 - Why Teens Fight. (1st session) Goodhand, Meg. Durham. Teacher.
518YDD 2001 - Why Teens Fight. (1st session) Fernandez, Khameo, and Ionescu, Sarah. Durham.
519YDD 2001 - Why Teens Fight. (1st session) Police Station. Durham.
520YDD 2001 - Why Teens Fight. (1st session) Lakeveiw School. Durham.
521YDD 2001 - Jobs that Pay. Career Development Center. Durham. 2001 June 19
48522YDD 2001 - Jobs that Pay (1st session) Bank Trip. Durham. 2001 June 25
523YDD 2001 - Jobs that Pay. (1st session) Wells, Ilene. Durham. Nurse.
524YDD 2001 - Why Teens Fight. (2nd session) Group Interview. Durham.
525YDD 2001 - Jobs that Pay. Thornton, Pamela. Durham. Deli employee.
526YDD 2001 - Jobs that Pay. (1st session) Anglin, Peggy. Durham. Physical Therapist. 2008 June 1
527YDD 2001 - Jobs that Pay. (1st session) Revelle, Bernice. Durham. Paralegal Agent.
528YDD 2001 - Why Teens Fight.Street Interviews Durham. 2008 June 1
529YDD 2001 - Why Teens Fight. Patterson, Rokesha. Durham.
530YDD 2001 - Why Teens Fight. (2nd Session) Jackson, Francis. Durham. Owner of FJ’s Emporium. 2001 July 20
531YDD 2001 - Why Teens Fight. (2nd Session) Thorpe, Paulette. Durham. 2001 July 10
49532YDD 2001 - Why Teens FightStreet Interview Brian. Durham. 2001 July 10[File 532 is missing from container.]
532YDD 2001 - Why Teens Fight. (2nd Session) Eddie. Durham. Owner of Dogstar Tatoo Parlor. 2001 July 10 [File 532 is missing from container.]
533YDD Islac, Kevin, and Edith. 2002 July 9
534YDD Childress, Emily. Middle School Student.
535YDD Elementary Student.
536YDD-Youth Power. Session 2 Revelle, Bernice. 2002 Summer
537YDD--Cultural Collage. 1st session Andrews, Joanne. Ceramics Teacher. 2002 Summer
538YDD -Cultural Collage. 1st session Teacher and students at MacDougal Terrace. 2002 Summer
539YDD-Cultural Collage. Session 1 Brubeck, Maria. SEEDS Employee. 2002 Summer
540YDD-Cultural Collage. Session 1 Matlock, Earl. Gardener at DIG. 2002 Summer
542YDD-Cultural Collage. Session 1 Milne, Amy. Manager of the See-Saw Studio. 2002 Summer
543YDD-Youth Power. Session 2 Cliette, Musa. Middle school student. 2002 July 10
50544YDD-Youth Power-Session 1 Lopez, Danny. Student. 2002 Summer
545YDD- Youth Power. Galban, Rosa. House Cleaner. 2008 June 12
546YDD-High Tech World. Session 2 Students. 2002 Summer
547YDD-High Tech World. Session 2 Davis, Jon. Technology Coordinator at NC School of Math and Science. 2002 Summer
548YDD-High Tech World. Session 2 Miss Janette. Teacher. 2002 Summer
549YDD-High Tech World. Session 2 Case, June. Grandmother and Day Care Staff Member. 2002 Summer
550YDD-High Tech World. Session 1 2002 Summer
551YDD-High Tech World. Session 1 Joyce, Johnny. Security Officer at RDU Airport. 2002 Summer
552YDD-High Tech World. Session 1 Steele, Quin. Student. 2002 Summer
553YDD-High Tech World. Session 1 Student. 2002 Summer
554YDD-Cultural Collage. Session 2 2002 Summer
555YDD-Cultural Collage. Session 2 2002 Summer
556YDD-Cultural Collage. Session 2 Ponce, Pablo.radio DJ at a Latino radio station 2002 Summer
557YDD-Youth Power. Session 1 Scott, Christina. Student. 2002 Summer
558YDD Youth Power. Session 1 Vaughn, Margaret. Teacher. 2002 Summer
559YDD-Youth Power. Session 1 Karima. Student. 2002 Summer
560YDD-Youth Power. Session 1 Lawrence, Wendy. Teacher. 2002 Summer
561YDD-Youth Power. Session 1 Lyons, Barbara. MacDougall Terrace Resident Council President. 2002 Summer
562YDD-Youth Power. Session 1 2002 Summer
51563YDD-Youth Power-Session 2 NAACP Worker. 2002 Summer
564YDD-Youth Power. Session 2 Police Officer. 2002 Summer
565YDD- Youth Power. Session 2 Jackson, Francis. Police Officer. 2002 Summer
566YDD-Youth Power. Session 2 NAACP Worker. 2002 Summer
567YDD-Cultural Collage. Session 2 Alston, Crystal. Facility Coordinator for Durham Arts Council. 2002 Summer
568YDD-Cultural Collage. Session 2 Davis, Chuck. Artistic Director of African American Dance Ensemble. 2002 Summer
569YDD-Cultural Collage. Session 2 2002 Summer
570YDD-Cultural Collage. Session 2 Seykar, Sady. Cashier at McDonald's Drugstore. 2002 Summer
571YDD-Cultural Collage. Session 2 Steven. NY Pizza Employee. 2002 Summer
572YDD-Cultural Collage. Session 2 Parker, Roxanne. Pottery Painting Store Employee. 2002 Summer
573YDD-Cultural Collage. Session 2 Margaret. Retail Store Staff Member. 2002 Summer
574YDD-Cultural Collage. Session 2 Colleen. Park Ranger. 2002 Summer
575YDD-High Tech World. Session 2 Dobie, Billy. Retired. 2002 Summer
576YDD-Youth Power. Torres, Oscar. Student. 2008 June 12
577YDD- Youth Power. Rush, Natasha. Social Worker at Child Support.
578YDD-Youth Power.
579YDD 2002-Youth Power. Shershanovich, Carrie. 2002 June 24
580YDD-2002, Youth Power. Willeford, James. Guidance Counselor. 2002 June 12
581YDD 2002--Youth Power. 2002 June 11
582YDD 2002. Terry, Eddie. Student. Summer
583YDD 2002. Kenneth, and Aaron. Students. Summer
584YDD 2002. Summer
585YDD 2002. 2002 June 13
52586YDD 2002 Summer
587YDD 2002- Cultural Collage. Van, Mitchell. Facilities Manager at Durham Arts Council. Summer
588YDD 2002. Tequayla. Middle School Student. Summer
589YDD 2002--Youth Power. Plesser, Amy. Summer
590YDD 2002. Marcus. Student. Summer
591YDD 2002. Chandrea.student at Chewning Middle School 2002 May 12
592YDD 2002. Barry. Student. Summer
593YDD 2002. Students. Summer
594YDD 2002. Chandrea. Student.2002
595YDD 2002. Summer
596YDD 2002. Torres, Gabriella. Student. 2002 June 17
597YDD 2002. Students. 2002 June 19
598Durham Works. Githens MS 2002-03 Martinez, Miguel. Durham. Freelance Photographer.
599Durham Works. Githens MS 2002-03 Espinoza, Cristobal. Engineer at IBM.
600Durham Works. Githens MS 2002-03 Portillo, Idalia. Durham. Manager of Latino Credit Union.
53601Durham Works. Edison Johnson Recreation Center 2002 DeLoatch, Lois. Durham. Duke Library. Fundraiser, Singer.
602Durham Works. Edison Johnson Rec Ctr 2002 Spense, Phil. Durham. Head Basketball Coach at NCCU.
603Durham Works. Edison Johnson Rec Ctr. 2002 Kleelich, Elimar. Durham. Chef at George’s Garage.
604YDD 2002-Youth Forum on Media Youth. Media Professionals. Students and Television Reporters. 2002 Aug. 21
605YDD 2002-Youth Forum on Media Youth. Media Professionals. Students, Radio Producers, and Newspaper Editors. 2002 Aug. 21
606YDD 2002-Youth Forum on Media Youth. Media Representatives. Students, Newspaper Editors, Television Program Coordinator, and Documentary Program Coordinators 2002 Aug. 21
607Durham Works. Taylor, Chandra. Lawyer. 2003 Mar. 1
608Durham Works. School Administrators and Teachers. 2003 Mar. 1
609Durham Works. Fulla, Mahasahra. Gallery Coordinator.2003
610Coffin, Patricia. Durham. 1998 July 13
611Fox, Mary. Durham. 1998 July 21
612Tobacco Talk. Poteat, Vertee. Durham. 1998 July 23
613YDD 2001 - Jobs that Pay. Willeford, James. Durham. High School Guidance Counselor. 2001 June 19
Photographic Materials Series, 2000-2006
(7 boxes)
A visual narration of "Community Stories" through the original photography of Youth Document Durham participants. Images focus on specific topics chosen by the program staff for each session. The series is separated into two subseries: Contact Sheets and Negatives, and Photographic Prints. The first contains contact sheets and scanned negative images from 2000-2006. The second subseries contains photographic prints from 1996 to 2006, but other materials can be found with these prints, including contact sheets and scanned negative images from 1997-1999. All are arranged in chronological order by program session.
Contact Sheets and Negatives, 2000-2006(3 boxes)
Folders are arranged alphabetically by topic within each session. Some project descriptions and other written information are included in corresponding chronological groups. Other contact sheets and negatives from earlier years can be found in the Prints subseries.
542000 June
Durham Eats
Sounds of a City
2000 July
Crime Group
Durham Eats
Techno Durham
2001 June
Jobs That Pay
Why Teens Fight
World Wide Colors
2001 July
Jobs That Pay
Why Teens Fight
World Wide Colors
552002 June
Cultural Collage
Youth Power
2002 July
Cultural Collage
High Tech World
Youth Power
2003 June
Breaking News: Media Mis-Understandings
Race Matters
Let's Talk About It: Sex Education and Health
2003 July
Breaking News: Media Mis-Understandings
Race Matters
Let's Talk About It: Sex Education and Health
2004 June
Youth Culture: Seen and Heard
56Youth Culture: Seen and Heard, Photo Group
2004 July
Fight For Your Rights/Rock The Boat: Politics and Justice
Fight For Your Rights/Rock The Boat: Politics and Justice, Photo Group
2005 June
Generation Mix: Love and Culture in Durham
2005 July
Moving In The 919: Bull City Bus Stories
2006 June-July
Teen Life: Growing Up In Durham
Prints, 1996-2006(4 boxes)
Files contain photographs of various sizes, both black and white and color. Prints from 1996-1999 are accompanied by negative and contact sheets, two VHS cassettes, one CD-ROM (1998-1999), and administrative records. The 1996 videocassette holds raw material from the Community Stories project; the 1997 videocassette is a final piece from a project in Summerton, S.C. The folders are organized chronologically.
[Original recordings are closed to use. Viewing or listening copies must be produced before contents can be accessed. Electronic files have been mounted on the library server. Please consult with a reference archivist before coming to use this material.]
57Summer 1996(1 folder, 1 videocassette)
Summer 1997(4 folders, 1 videocassette)
Summer 1998(1-4 of 7 folders)
581998(5-7 of 7 folders)
Summer 1999(1-12 of 20 folders)
59Summer 1999, cont.(13-20 of 20 folders)
2005(3 folders)
602006(1 folder)
Prints for retrospective book(10 folders)
Project Files Series, 1995-2006 and undated
(6 boxes)
Contains various administrative papers, program information, participant forms, electronic final projects, published materials derived from each project, and many informal photographs documenting various events and individual activities during the program sessions. Also associated with these materials are many digital files of student work, curriculum, and other program documentation.
Curriculum Files, 1995-2006 and undated
(2 boxes)
Boxes contain office files belonging to the program staff, chiefly comprised of staff meeting notes, applications and other forms, participant lists, itineraries, activities and lesson plans, reading materials, and some assignments. These boxes also contained five CDs housing YDD program files, one for each year, and five MDs of audio and one digital DV of student work from various programs. Additionally, one CD contains files from the early Community Stories projects of 1995 and 1999. Discs have been separated from the collection and the files mounted to a server. Arranged chronologically by year and within alphabetically by session name if applicable.
[Electronic records have been migrated to a library server. To request access, please contact a reference archivist before coming to use this collection.]
611995, 1999, 2000
General Curriculum
Photo Curriculum
2001
General Curriculum
2002
Cultural Collage Group
High Tech World Group
Youth Power Group
2003
Breaking News: Media Misunderstands Group
Color Coded: Race Matters Group
Let's Talk About It: Sex Education and Health
2004
General Curriculum
622005
General Curriculum
Session 2 Curriculum
2006
General Curriculum
Exhibits and Projects, 1999-2006(2 boxes)
Files contain promotional materials for programs and exhibitions (one folder), and photographic slides, negatives, and contact sheets that document the students' final displays (10 folders). Printed snapshots, news clippings and other publicity also accompany project materials. DVDs and CDs, separated from the collection, contain digital movies, audio, images, and text from student final projects and exhibits from 2005-2006.
[Electronic records have been migrated to a library server. To request access, please contact a reference archivist before coming to use this collection.]
62PR Materials
Together With Our Community, 1999
In My Community: Documenting Changing Lives In Durham, 2000
Raised Voices exhibit, 2001(1 of 2 folders)
63Raised Voices exhibit, 2001(2 of 2 folders)
Youth Power exhibit, 2002
Through Rebel Eyes exhibit, 2003
Student work, 2004
Final Projects, 2005
[Electronic records have been migrated to a library server. To request access, please contact a reference archivist before coming to use this collection.]
Moving in the 991: Bull City Bus Stories exhibit, 2005
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Final Projects, 2006
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Participant Release Forms, 2000-2006
Folders contains release forms signed by participants' parents or guardians, permitting the participants to enroll in the program, travel to designated activity sites, and have their work published and reproduced by the Center for Documentary Studies. The file is not a complete record of all participants. The forms are arranged chronologically.
63-64Participant release form files
Program Documentation, 2000-2005(2 boxes)
Folders house color prints and negatives of photographs shot by the program staff throughout the course of the Youth Document Durham program each year. The photographs document various meetings, group events, and the activities of program participants. Folders arranged chronologically by year.
64-65Program documentation files
Publications, 1995-1999(2 boxes)
Student-produced bound booklets drawn from their projects. Booklets contain mostly interview transcriptions but also include photographs, drawings, annotations, and poetry. Also included is a collection of Youth Document Durham participant photos and essays, edited by Hong-An Truong and published in 2005. Materials arranged chronologically.
65Remembering the Past, Living in the Present, Focusing on the Future, 1995
A Place Of Their Own, 1996
Remembering the Past, Living in the Present, Focusing on the Future, 1996
The Crest Street Community Presents Community Stories, 1997
The Impact of Tobacco on East Wilson, 1997
Live, Learn, Move On, 1997
West End Memoirs, 1997
The Connection Program Oral History Project in Five Points, Durham, NC, 1998
66Crest Street Community Stories, 1998
Faith Stories, 1998
Juntos Con Nuestra Herencia, 1998
Let's Talk Tobacco, 1998
Listen For Change, 1998
Southwest Central Durham Representin' Like What!, 1998
Life As We See It, 1999
Youth Document Durham, A Five Year Retrospective, 2005, Hong-An Truong, ed. (book and promotional flyer)
Additions Series, 1997-2004
(7 boxes)
The Additions series includes materials that arrived in Accession (2011-0178), relating to Youth Document Durham, Durham Works, Connect Program, Youth Treatment Court, and Community Stories.
67Connect Program, 1997-2000
Old Five Points projects, undated
Negatives, 1997 and undated(2 folders)
Slides, 1997-1999(2 folders)
Negatives, 1997-1999
Prints, 1998
North Carolina Lambda Youth Project, February 1999(2 folders)
Prints, Fall 2000
68Community Stories
Negatives, Fall 1999-Spring 2000
Life As We See It booklet, 1999
Neighborhood Stories photographs and negatives, 1997 and undated
Oral History Project collection of interviews with citizens in the Wilson Community, Summer 1997(20 audio cassettes)
Community Stories 2, undated(Hi8 cassette)
WVNC, produced by Leda Hartman, 1997 July 28(1 audio cassette)
E.K. Powe Exhibit/Community Stories curriculum(1 floppy)
Community Stories, 1999(1 zip disk)
69Youth Document Durham
Student zines(3 folders)
Color prints and negatives, 2000
Raised Voices: Educator's Guide, 2001-2001
Durham school survey data, 2003 and undated
Pictures, 2005
Durham Works
Curriculum, 2000
Youth training materials, 2001
Binder, Fall 2000(3 folders)
Students' jobs pamphlets
Edison Johnson, Fall 2003
Youth Treatment Center
Court, 2003
Truth Be Told curriculum, 2003
Dasan Massenberg, 2003 and undated
Afterschool, Fall 2003
2004(2 folders)
P.R.O.U.D., 2004(2 folders)
70Youth Document Durham and Durham Works audiovisual and electronic materials
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Exhibit news clips, 2001(3 VHS)
Final presentations "News Report," 2001 July 26(1 VHS)
Jobs that Pay, 2001(2 VHS)
Session 1 High-Tech-Cultural, 2002(1 VHS)
"Raised Voices," 2003(1 VHS)
Media broadcast, 2003(1 VHS)
Healthcare interviews, 2004(6 mini-discs)
Family interviews, 2004(11 mini-discs)
Duke Democrats, 2004(2 mini-discs)
Vox Populi, 2004(2 mini-discs)
Teen stereotypes, 2004(1 mini-disc)
Dasan materials, 2004(4 mini-discs)
Proud celebration, 2004(1 mini-disc)
NPR interview, 2002(1 mini-disc)
Final Presentations, 2001 July 26(1 mini-DV)
Exhibit, 2002 Jan. 10(1 mini-DV)
Advisory meetings, 2002(2 mini-DVs)
Interviews, 2002(5 mini-DVs)
Raw footage, 2002(1 mini-DV)
Media news, 2001(1 mini-DV)
Session 1 Final Projects, 2002(1 mini-DV)
Session 2 presentation, 2000(1 mini-DV)
Jobs that Pay, 2001(1 mini-DV)
Who Wants to be an Expert?, 2000(1 audio cassette)
Final presentation, 2000(1 audio cassette)
Jobs that Pay, 2001(2 audio cassettes)
Why Teens Fight, 2001(1 audio cassette)
Through Rebel Eyes, 2003(2 audio cassettes)
Rosey Truong Youth Power, 2002(1 floppy)
"Let's Talk About It" youth evaluations, undated(1 floppy)
Session 2, 2002(1 CD)
2 plaques honoring Youth Document Durham
71Youth Document Durham Prints, 2000
8x10, 8x7, 5x7, and 3.5x5 inch prints by students in the Youth Document Durham program.
Girl Listening to Headphones in a Store (8x10)
Tree Line with Police Tape (8x10)
Girl Threatening Another With an Ice Pick (8x10)
Two Security Guards Smiling (8x10)
Cordless Phone on the Charger (8x10)
Tropical Exotic Fruit Poster (8x10)
Man with Violin on the Sidewalk (8x10)
Three People in a Recording Studio (8x10)
Talking Toy Parrot with Microphone (8x10)
Man in Studio with Headphones around his Neck (8x10)
Panoramic View of a Stripmall (4 8x7 prints)
Cooking Ingredients (5x7)
Pita Shaped Like a Face (5x7)
Family Portrait (3.5x5)
Welcome Techno-Durham (5x7)
Group of People in Skullcaps Performing Inspection (5x7)
Two-Story White House (5x7)
John Frederick Educational Technology Complex (5x7)
Inside an Old Building (5x7)
SWAT Team Program Education Future Now (5x7)
Salsa (5x7)
Hush Puppies (5x7)
Youth Document Durham Prints, 2002
Prints are approximately 9x7 inches. Many are manipulated photography images including the student's commentary on social, political, or cultural events.
Drug Use Statistics
Free Palestine (taken by Jonathon Pattishall)
Photography (taken by Lician Hernandez)
Man in Shirt and Tie in the Mall
Smoothest, Shiniest, Most Computer Enhanced Hair
Shoe Collection
Portrait of Family Portraits (taken by Marcus French)
Single Candle Flame
Black Nikes with White Check
Stairwell Shot (taken by Lazarren McLean)
Backstage Pass to Brutality
Men on Couch (taken by Gabby Torres)
House in Wooded Area (taken by Manish Pal Kaur)
Open Road (taken by Amina Cliette)
Taking Tests in School
Don't Blame it on Islam
Think Style. Think Sweatshops. Think Nike.
Unmade Bed (taken by Brianna Bagley)
Man on Phone Reading Children's Book
Look Who's Watching
72Youth Document Durham Prints, 2001
Prints are approximately 8x10 or 5x7. Many are manipulated photography images including the student's commentary on social, political, or cultural events.
Woman Giving Presentation (5x7)
Room with TV in Foreground and Open Door in Background (taken by Aaron J. Garcia, 5x8)
Two Faces, Merged (4 images, 5x7)
Kids Jumping in Living Room (taken by Lena Eckert-Erdheim, 5x7)
Kids Around a Pool Table (taken by Lena Eckert-Erdheim, 5x7)
Boy on Porch with Face in Hands (5x7)
Smiling Children (taken by Lena Eckert-Erdheim, 5x7)
Interlocked hands (5x7)
Spray Painted Train Cars (5x7)
Two Faces, Merged (2 images, 5x7)
Woman on the Phone (8x10)
Tomato Plants (8x10)
End Table with Painting of a Child Peering into a Bowl (8x10)
Woman in White Coat Sitting on a Couch (8x10)
Schoolkid from the Innocent Lil' School (8x10)
Kid Adopting Thug Persona (8x10)
Toy Sailboat (8x10)
Ankles Bound by Rope (8x10)
I'm Really Nice if You Give Me a Chance (8x10)
Back Up Out My Face You Don't Know Me (8x10)
Whatever I'm Smart Don't Mess with Me (8x10)
I'm Smart and Smooth! I'm Nice (8x10)
Girl with Book: Whatever (8x10)
Girl with Butterfly Wings (8x10)
Girl Playing Outside (8x10)
Toy Sailboat (8x10)
Ankles Bound by Rope (8x10)
Old Man in Front of Garbage Truck (8x10)
Doctor's Office with a Wall of Diplomas (8x10)
Duke Career Center Presentation (8x10)
Unoccupied Living Room (8x10)
Woman Being Approached Unknowingly from Behind (8x10)
Woman in Front of Pond, Ripples in Background (8x10)
Singing: My Life (8x10)
I See Myself Working Hard (8x10)
Office Chair with Sweater Draped Over It (8x10)
Duke Chapel (8x10)
Woman in Black Business Suit Laughing (8x10)
Inside a Bank (8x10)
Le Heritage Expressions Dance Troupe (8x10)
Doctor Sitting in a Chair Talking (8x10)
Desktop Computer with Sticky Notes (8x10)
Stained Glass Window (8x10)
Family Walking Away from Camera (8x10)
Family Outside on a Dirt Road (8x10)
Asian Lunch Cuisine (8x10)
Dairy Farm Stores, now La Vaquita Taqueria (8x10)
Woman with Dog in Yard (8x10)
Two Men Giving a Statement (8x10)
Two Children Playing in Yard (8x10)
Students in a Courtroom (8x10)
Man in Washateria (8x10)
Household Appliances (8x10)
Dodge Pick-Up and Grill Outside of Home (8x10)
Stone House (taken by Manish Pal Kaur, 8x10)
Supper on the Stove (taken by Manish Pal Kaur, 8x10)
Office Worker in Foreground Looking at Man in Backgroun (8x10)
Cabin in a Field (8x10)
Woman Alone on Porch (taken by Lician Hernandez, 8.5x5.5)
Hispanic Family Standing on Train Tracks (taken by Edith Balleza, 9x6)
Woman in Glasses and Headwrap in Classroom (9.5x6.5)
Smiling Children (taken by Lena Eckert-Erdheim, 7x5)
73Youth Document Durham Prints, 2000-2001
11x14 prints taken by students in the Youth Document Durham program.
Vegetables in a Cardboard Box, 2000
Cabbage Cooked on the Stove, 2000
Homemade Cross in Front of a Field, 2000
Kid with Mohawk Driving, 2001
Woman Beside Car Outside of House, 2001
House with Wrought Iron Railings, 2001
B.B. Gun, 2001
Alternate Listing by Project Title
In the original arrangement as received, the projects files in the Interviews Series were arranged in folder number order, and that original order has been retained. This alternate listing groups box numbers by project title.
Behind the Veil, Boxes 3, 9, 10-11, 14-20, 23, 27
Community Stories, Boxes 1-3, 36, 39, 43
Community Stories - West End, Boxes 35-36
Crest Street, Boxes 3, 12, 23, 26-29
Crest Street/Old Five Points, Box 19
Crime Beat, Boxes 36-37
Cultural Collage, Boxes 49-52
Durham Eats, Boxes 34-36
Durham Works, Boxes 37-43, 53
Durham Works - Edison Johnson Rec Ctr. 2002, Box 53
Durham Works - Githens MS 2002-2003, Box 52
Durham's West End, Boxes 6, 17, 20-21, 32
Faith Stories, Boxes 26, 29-30, 33-34
High Tech World, Boxes 50-51
Jobs that Pay, Boxes 45-48, 53
Mercy Hospital, Boxes 3, 6-9, 11-12, 14-15, 18, 22-23, 34
Old Five Points, Boxes 3-6, 17-18, 21-23, 26-27, 31-32
Sounds of the City, Boxes 1, 39
Student Practice, Boxes 15, 17
Summer Training, Boxes 9, 17-18, 25
Summerton, S.C, Boxes 4, 8, 9, 11-13, 17, 20-23, 26
SWCD, Boxes 24-26, 30-32
Techno-Durham, Boxes 37, 39, 43
Tobacco Talk, Boxes 1, 3, 18, 21, 23-25, 28, 30-32, 34, 53
West End, Boxes 3, 22
Why Teens Fight, Boxes 47-49, 53
Wilson, Boxes 9-10, 14-17, 19, 23, 32
World Wide Colors, Boxes 44, 46-47
Youth Forum on Media, Box 53
Youth Power, Boxes 49-51