National Conference of Christians and Jews videocassettes

Abstract

The National Conference of Christians and Jews videocassettes (dated 1983-2004, undated; 3.5 cubic feet; 91 items) consists of videocassettes and two audiocassettes of programs, dinners, other events presented on by the National Conference of Christians and Jews, Bluegrass Chapter.

Descriptive Summary

Title
National Conference of Christians and Jews videocassettes
Date
1983-2004, undated (inclusive)
Extent
3.5 Cubic Feet
Subjects
Christians -- Kentucky -- Lexington
Jews -- Kentucky -- Lexington
Religious tolerance.
National Conference of Christians and Jews
National Conference of Christians and Jews. Bluegrass Chapter
Arrangement
Collection is arranged into series by subject and chronologically within each series.
Finding Aid Author
Sarah Welp
Preferred Citation
2021av018: National Conference of Christians and Jews videocassettes, 1983-2004, undated, University of Kentucky Libraries Special Collections Research Center.
Repository
University of Kentucky

Collection Overview

Biography / History
The National Conference of Christians and Jews was founded in Connecticut in 1927 by activists in response to the anti-Semitic and anti-Catholic climate surrounding Al Smith's run for President of the United States. The group focused on promoting tolerance and cooperation between people of different races and religion. In 1998 the group changed its name to the National Conference for Community and Justice and broadened its mission to include social justice. The Bluegrass Chapter of the group was active in during the 1980s through the early 2000s.
Scope and Content
The National Conference of Christians and Jews videocassettes (dated 1983-2004, undated; 3.5 cubic feet; 91 items) consists of videocassettes and two audiocassettes of programs, dinners, other events presented on by the National Conference of Christians and Jews, Bluegrass Chapter. The collection also includes videocassettes of commercial and public television programs promoting tolerance, particularly religious and racial tolerance.

Restrictions on Access and Use

Conditions Governing Access
Collection is open to researchers by appointment.
Use Restrictions
The physical rights to the materials in this collection are held by the University of Kentucky Special Collections Research Center.

Contents of the Collection

National Conference of Christians and Jews, 1989-2004

Scope and Contents

Series consists of recorded lectures, presentations, media events, and conference activites of the National Conference of Christians and Jews created and recorded by the organization itself.

1989 National Conference of Christians and Jews dinner honoree's reflections, 1989

  • Box 1, item 1
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1990 Youth Conference, 1990

  • Box 1, item 2
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Religious Panel hillside, 1990 June 14

  • Box 1, item 3
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Anytown: audio cassette, 1991

  • Box 1, item 4
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Anytown: audio cassette, 1992

  • Box 1, item 5
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National Conference of Christians and Jews awards celebration, 1992 March 5

  • Box 1, item 6
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Awards dinner, 1992 March 5

  • Box 1, item 7
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National Conference of Christians and Jews, 1993 March 10

  • Box 1, item 8
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The National Conference banquet, 1993 March 11

  • Box 1, item 9
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Interviews of delegates, counselors and advisors, 1994 June 6

  • Box 1, item 10
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Anytown, 1994

  • Box 1, item 11
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Anytown master copy, 1994

  • Box 1, item 12
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Cultural night two, 1995

  • Box 1, item 13
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Honoree videos, 1996

  • Box 1, item 14
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Honoree videos, 1996

  • Box 1, item 15
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The National Conference brotherhood and sisterhood awards, 1996

  • Box 1, item 16
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Dinner, 1997

  • Box 1, item 17
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Excerpts from the Second National Conversation on race, ethnicity and culture, 1997

  • Box 1, item 18
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The National Conference, 1997

  • Box 2, item 19
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National Conference main presentation video, 1997

  • Box 2, item 20
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National Conference presentation, 1997 March 21

  • Box 2, item 21
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National Conference of Christians and Jews awards video, 1999 March 30

  • Box 2, item 22
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National Conference of Christians and Jews Kentucky Region Galt House and Belvedere unedited master tape, 2000 August 27

  • Box 2, item 23
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Dinner 2001 company video loop, 2001

  • Box 2, item 24
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Dinner 2001 video master of Kemper and CVC backup, 2001

  • Box 2, item 25
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Dinner 2001 video master of Kemper and CVC, 2001

  • Box 3, item 26
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National Conference of Christians and Jews video, 2002

  • Box 3, item 27
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National Conference of Christians and Jews video loop, 2002

  • Box 3, item 28
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National Conference of Christians and Jews highlights, 2002 April

  • Box 3, item 29
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National Conference of Christians and Jews highlights, 2002 April

  • Box 3, item 30
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National Conference of Christians and Jews Reverend Bob Brown 2004 humanitarian, 2004 April 16

  • Box 3, item 31
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National Conference of Christians and Jews Ben Figueras 2004 humanitarian, 2004 April 16

  • Box 3, item 32
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National Conference of Christians and Jews logos loop, 2004 April 16

  • Box 3, item 33
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Governor Edward "Ned" Breathitt, 2004 April 16

  • Box 3, item 34
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National Conference of Christians and Jews W. T. Young, 2004 April 16

  • Box 3, item 35
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Second National Conversation on Race, Ethnicity and Culture, undated

  • Box 3, item 36
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Fifty-third Annual Lauren K. Weinberg Humanitarian Award- Richard Mitchell, undated

  • Box 3, item 37
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Fifty-third Annual Lauren K. Weinberg Humanitarian Award- Richard Mitchell, undated

  • Box 3, item 38
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People to People, undated

  • Box 3, item 39
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National Conference of Christians and Jews time-code dub 1 of 3, undated

  • Box 3, item 40
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National Conference of Christians and Jews time code dub 3 of 3, undated

  • Box 3, item 41
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Rayla Smoot Executive Director Bluegrass region, undated

  • Box 4, item 42
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Sponsor loop number one, undated

  • Box 4, item 43
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MPOC Public Service announcements, undated

  • Box 4, item 44
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Third National Conversation on Race, Ethnicity and Culture, undated

  • Box 4, item 45
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Anytown interviews, undated

  • Box 4, item 46
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Anytown talent night, undated

  • Box 4, item 47
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Culture night number two, talent night number one, undated

  • Box 4, item 48
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Commercially-produced or third-party recordings, 1983-2002

Scope and Contents

Series consists of moving image videotape and audio recording collected by the National Conference of Christians and Jews during the cource of their advocacy work.

Celebration of Diversity, 1983 March 2

  • Box 4, item 49
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Bluegrass today Lauren K. Weinberg as guest, 1987 January 17

  • Box 4, item 50
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Klan rally, Forsyth County, Georgia, 1987 January 1

  • Box 4, item 51
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Equity Summit, 1993 June

  • Box 4, item 52
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A Community Discusses Prejudice, 1993 November 4

  • Box 4, item 53
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Speak Out Lexington training session, 1995

  • Box 4, item 54
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Gay and Lesbian Panel, 1995 June 14

  • Box 4, item 55
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Youth violence, 1995 June 16

  • Box 4, item 56
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Barbara Jordan annual meeting, 1997 March 5

  • Box 5, item 57
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Bill Wilson, LKW 1999 Humanitarian, 1999

  • Box 5, item 58
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Necessary Conversations a video by Joan Brannon and Susan Hill, 1999

  • Box 5, item 59
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Necessary Conversations a video by Joan Brannon and Susan Hill, 1999

  • Box 5, item 60
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People to People discussion, 2000

  • Box 5, item 61
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Race summit news conference, 2001 September 19

  • Box 5, item 62
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The United Way, 2002

  • Box 5, item 63
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Bill Wilson, LKW humanitarian copy, 1999

  • Box 5, item 64
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Employment Solutions, undated

  • Box 5, item 65
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Ethic notion by FCPS, undated

  • Box 5, item 66
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Eyes from the Past- Eyes to the Future, undated

  • Box 5, item 67
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Gay and Lesbian, undated

  • Box 5, item 68
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Help and Hope Sandy Canon, undated

  • Box 5, item 69
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Kentucky Tonight, gay rights, undated

  • Box 5, item 70
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Kentucky's Unique Communication Resource, undated

  • Box 5, item 71
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People to People, undated

  • Box 6, item 72
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People to People, African American Holocaust, undated

  • Box 6, item 73
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Roy M. Adams The Economics of Charitable Giving preview, undated

  • Box 6, item 74
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Speak out Lexington, undated

  • Box 6, item 75
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Together in song, undated

  • Box 6, item 76
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Response to Forum, undated

  • Box 6, item 77
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The Heart of the Matter: Racism in Kentucky, undated

  • Box 6, item 78
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What's Your Attitude?, undated

  • Box 6, item 79
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Pride and Prejudice, undated

  • Box 6, item 80
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Ali Video, undated

  • Box 6, item 81
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Not in Our Town, undated

  • Box 6, item 82
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Shared Memories, undated

  • Box 6, item 83
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What's Your Attitude?, undated

  • Box 6, item 84
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Raymond Burse, undated

  • Box 6, item 85
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Difficult People and Negative Situations, undated

  • Box 6, item 86
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Police Youth Live, undated

  • Box 6, item 87
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Community campaign, public service announcements, undated

  • Box 6, item 88
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Mississippi Burning, Islam in America, Anytown Forum: damaged, undated

  • Box 6, item 89
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Brotherhood in the Bluegrass: audio cassette, undated

  • Box 6, item 90
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"Free at Last" Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.: audio cassete, undated

  • Box 6, item 91
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