This page provides links to Civil Rights Movement Archive resources that have significant content related to the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee and SNCC's role in the Freedom Struggle.
Contents:
Photos
CRMA History Articles About SNCC-Related Events
Articles and Speeches
Original Documents
Interviews, Stories & Oral-Histories
Commentaries & Analyses by Movement Veterans
Discussions
Films and Videos
Photo Album pages that include images related to SNCC.
The Sit-Ins — Off Campus and Into Movement
Freedom Is a Constant Struggle
Meredith Mississippi March (1966)
CRMA history articles directly related to SNCC or about events in which SNCC played a leading role.
1959
1960
Sit-ins Sweep Across the South (1960-1964)
Nashville Student Movement (1960-1964)
Atlanta Sit-ins (Mar-Oct)
Nonviolent Action Group (NAG) Howard University
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) Founded (April)
1961
Rock Hill SC, "Jail-No-Bail" Sit-ins (Feb-Mar)
Tougaloo Nine and Jackson State Protest (Mar)
Freedom Rides (May-Nov)
Mississippi — the Eye of the Storm
Voter Education Project (VEP) (1961-1968)
Direct Action or Voter Registration? (Summer)
Voter Registration & Direct Action in McComb Mississippi (Aug-Oct)
Herbert Lee Murdered (Sept)
Albany GA, Movement (Oct 1961-Aug 1962)
Baton Rouge Student Protests (Dec 1961-Jan 1962)
1962
Council of Federated Organizations (COFO) Formed in Mississippi
"Criminal Anarchy" in Louisiana (Feb)
Maryland Eastern Shore Project (Summer)
Diane Nash Defies the Mississippi Judicial System (April-May)
Cairo IL, Protests (SNCC) (June)
Mississippi Voter Registration — Greenwood
Greenwood Food Blockade (Winter)
1963
Marching For Freedom in Greenwood (Feb-Mar)
The Mailman's March (Murder of William Moore) (April)
Voter Registration Movement Expands in Mississippi (Spring)
Danville VA, Movement (May-Aug)
Atrocity in Winona (June)
Selma — Breaking the Grip of Fear (Jan-June)
Struggle for the Vote Continues in Mississippi (July-Aug)
Americus GA Movement & "Seditious Conspiracy" (July-Aug)
Federal "Jury Tampering" Frameup in Albany GA (Aug)
Kennedys Appease the Segregationists (Aug)
March on Washington for Jobs & Freedom (Aug)
Freedom Day in Selma (Oct)
Freedom Ballot in Mississippi (Oct-Nov)
SNCC Meets Kenyan Freedom Fighter in Atlanta (Dec)
1964
Atlanta Sit-ins & Mass Arrests (Dec-Feb)
Freedom Day in Hattiesburg (Jan)
Louis Allen Murdered (Jan)
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party (MFDP) Founded (April)
Southern Student Organizing Committee (SSOC) (April)
Cambridge MD & the "White Backlash" (May)
Mississippi Freedom Summer Events (June-Aug)
The Selma Injunction (July)
Integrating Americus High School (Fall)
SNCC Delegation to Africa (Sept-Oct)
MFDP Congressional Challenge (Nov '64-Sept '65)
ASCS Elections — A Struggle for Economic Survival (Dec)
1965
Selma Voting Rights Campaign (Jan-Mar)
Mississippi Freedom Labor Union (Jan)
Issaquena County School Boycott (Feb-May)
Cracking Lowndes County (Mar-Aug)
Jackson, Mississippi Protests (June)
Murder of Jonathan Daniels (Aug)
Natchez Mississippi — Freedom Movement vs Ku Klux Klan
ASCS Election Campaigns (Fall)
Poor Peoples Corporations, Cooperatives, & Quilting Bees
1966
The Murder of Sammy Younge (Jan)
Vietnam and the Draft: Taking a Stand
Julian Bond Denied Seat in GA Legislature (Jan)
The Murder of Vernon Dahmer (Jan)
Lowndes County: Roar of the Panther
Meredith Mississippi March and Black Power (June)
ASCS Elections in Alabama — The Struggle Continues
1967
Stand Off in Prattville, Alabama (June)
1950s-1960s era articles and speeches related to SNCC by freedom activists.
Articles & Speeches Related to Major Events
Albany & SWGA Movement (1961-1964)
ASCS Elections (1965-1967)
Black Power (196196-1968)
Freedom Rides (1961)
Freedom Summer (1964)
Lowndes County, AL (1965-1967)
March on Washington (1963)
McComb Mississippi, Incidents & Events (1961-1965)
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party (1963-1968)
Mississippi Freedom Movement (1955-1968)
Selma & March to Montgomery (1963-1965)
Sit-Ins of the 1960s (1960-196196)
SNCC Founding (1960)
Vietnam War & Military Draft (1965-1968)
Articles & Speeches On General Topics Related to SNCC
61-67 SNCC Organizing Presence in Alabama: A Partial Timeline, Gwen Patton 1962 Justice? Testimony of Ronnie Moore, Bob Moses, & Bob Zellner. Committee of Inquiry, 1962 1962 The Southern Youth Movement, Julian BondFreedomways 1962 Negro Youth's New March on Dixie, Ben Bagdikian, Saturday Evening Post. Re SNCC 1962 Tennessee: How to Keep People From Voting , Jerry DeMuthGazette & Daily, York PA. December 8, 1962 1962 Freedom Now — the SNCC Story, Charles McDew & Mike Miller 62-64 Focus on Cambridge, Gloria RichardsonFreedomways 1963 Race in the Land of Lincoln (Cairo IL), Jerry DeMuthCommonweal, April 5, 1963 1963 Approximate Chronology of the Danville Movement, Danny Foss, SNCC 1963 Danville, VA (Police violence). Louis Nasper, SNCCFreedomways 1963 SNCC: The Battle-Scarred Youngsters, Howard ZinnThe Nation 1963 Registration in Alabama, Howard ZinnNew Republic 1963 Integration in the Deep South: Death Goes On, Miriam Cohen Glickman, SNCC 1963 Speech to Annual SNCC Conference, Bayard Rustin. Washtington DC, 12/1/63 1963 Difficult to Organizing the Poorest and the Wealthiest Among Negroes..., , John Perdew, SNCCI.F. Stone's Bi-Weekly, December 9 1963 1964 Mandate From History: SNCC Takes Stock, Elizabeth Sutherland (Betita Martinez), SNCCNation magazine, January '64 1964 Incident in Hattiesburg, Howard ZinnThe Nation 1964 Speech by Mike Miller regarding SNCC and the Freedom Movement, February 1964 1964 Address to West Coast Civil Right Conference, Bob Moses, COFO/SNCC. April 23, 1964 1964 Revelation in Mississippi, Elizabeth Sutherland, (Betita Martinez) SNCCNational Guardian. August 8, 1964 1964 Fannie Lou Hamer's Testimony at Democratic Convention 1964 Black Belt, Alabama: Total Segregation, Jerry DeMuthCommonweal 1964 Bob Moses Speech to National Guardian Dinner, November 1964 1964 Notes From Mississippip, Jerry DeMuth, The Independent. October 1964 1964 Notes From Mississippip, Jerry DeMuth, The Independent. November 1964 1964 The Negro Vote: An Analysis, SNCC. (Re 1964 presidential vote in the South) 1964 The Murder of Three Civil Rights Workers, the Atlantic City Convention, and the Congressional Challenge, Robert Moses, SNCC/COFO. November 1964 1964 James Forman Speech to SNCC Staff Retreat, Waveland, Mississippi, Nov 6 1964 The Mississippi Idea: Schools in Context, Howard Zinn, Nation Magazine, November 23 1964. SNCC reprint 1964 The South And Civil Rights: More Than the FBI, Jerry DeMuth, SNCC. York PA Gazette & Daily, December 8, 1964 1965 Article about Negro alliances (begining may be missing), Bob Moses, SNCCPacific Scene February 1965 1965 Address to Southern Student Organizing Committee, Stokely Carmichael, SNCC. March 21, 1965 1965 Lawrence Guyot's Testimony for Congressional Challenge 1965 Two for SNCC, Bob Moses & Stokely Carmichael interviewed by Robert Penn Warren 1965 Selma's Future: The Unsolved Police Problem, Jerry DeMuth, SNCC. York PA Gazette & Daily, April 6, 1965 1965 Questions Raised by Bob Moses, SNCC 5th Anniversary. 1965 1965 Violence In Alabama, Jerry DeMuth, SNCCFrontier, June 1965 1965 The Los Angeles Rebellion of 1965, John Perdew, SNCC. August 1965 1965 The Ins and Outs of SNCC, Nancy Stoller (grad student paper) Fall, 1965 1965 Am I My Brothers Keeper?, Helen Howard (Vine City neighborhood, Atlanta)New South, November 1965 1966 SNCC-1966, Stokely Carmichael, SNCC 1966 Who is Qualified? Stokely Carmichael, SNCCNew Republic, January 8 1966 1966 SNCC Charts a Course,, Stokely Carmichael, May 1966. Interviewed by William Price, National Guardian reprint 1966 Justice Department Ignores Vote Law (re reluctance to enforce Voting Rights Act), Jerry DeMuth, SNCC. May 23, 1966 1967 Speech at the University of Puerto Rico, Stokely Carmichael, January 25 1967 1967 Speech at the University of Puerto Rico student body, Stokely Carmichael, January 28 1967 1967 The Problem is Poverty, Don Jelinek, SNCC. (Re: racism in the U.S. Department of Agriculture and economic racism 1967 Speech to Black Caucus of NCNP by James Forman, September 2nd. (National Conference for New Politics held in Chicago) 1967 Journey to North Vietnam,, Diane Nash Bevel, SNCCFreedomways, 1967 1967 Cooperation, Not Competition; Community, Not the Individual, SNCC. (Statement on education and the Black community) 1967 Rock Bottom (re SNCC, the Movement & Black Power), James Forman, SNCC 1968? 1967 High Tide of Black Resistance, James Forman. 27-page page SNCC pamphlet 1968 Lessons of Laurel: Grassroots Organizing in the South, Bob Analavage & Dottie Zellner, SCEF 1969 The Black Woman in the Civil Rights Struggle the Long View, Ella Baker, speech to Institute of the Black World in Atlanta 1970 Developing Community Leadership, Ella Baker
Original Freedom Movement Documents Related to SNCC
Archive of SNCC DocumentsSNCC Founding Conference Documents (1960)
Sit-In Documents (1960-1961)
Freedom Rides Documents (1961)
McComb & Pike Co. Mississippi Documents (1961-1965)
Albany & Southwest GA Movement (1962-1963)
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Documents (1963-1966)
Freedom Summer Projects (1964-1965)
Selma AL & March to Montgomery Documents (1963-1965)
SNCC Waveland Conference Documents (1964)
Lowndes County, AL Documents (1965-1967)
Black Power Documents (1965-1968)
SNCC Reports & Letters From the Field
Sunflower Co. & Ruleville Mississippi (1962-1965)
Southwest Georgia (1963-1966)
Selma Alabama (1963-1965)
Hattiesburg Mississippi (1964-1964)
Freedom Summer Letters & Reports (1964)
Arkansas Project (1964-1966)
Narratives and interviews by members of SNCC.
Anne Pearl Avery Oral History Interview, by Joseph Mosnier, re SNCC, the Albany and Alabama movement (2011) Ella Baker Interview Excerpts, Emily Stoper (1966) Marion Barry Interview, by Clay Carson (1972) Interview by "JM," (1965) Randy Battle Memories of Stokely Carmichael, Georgia An Education; A Memory of Stokely Georgia Freddie Greene Biddle Interview by Emilye Crosby, re SNCC & the Mississippi movement (2015) Sam Block Interview by Joe Sinsheimer re Greenwood, Mississippi Julian Bond Interview Excerpts (1966-67) Oral History (1999) Charles Bonner Oral History/Interview With Bettie Mae Fikes (2005) The First Sit-in & Birth of the Selma Movement Ron Bridgeforth Starkville & Oktibbeha County Mississippi To be Worthy of the Trust (2018) H. Rap Brown Interview, Robert Allen, National Guardian (1968) Joan Browning Religion and Joining SNCC Cathy Cade My Family, the Movement, and Me (Albany, GA) Stokely Carmichael Interview by Robert Penn Warren (1964) Face the Nation Interview With Stokely Carmichael (1966) Kathleen Neal Cleaver Interview by Joseph Mosnier, re SNCC and the movement (2011) Charlie Cobb Oral History Black Politics and the Establishment: (Interview) Courtland Cox Interview for Eyes on the Prize Interview by Joseph Mosnier, re NAG, SNCC, the movement & 6th Pan-African Congress (2011) Doris Derby Oral History Interview by Joseph Mosnier, re SNCC, Albany GA, Free Southern Theater, Poor Peoples Corporation, & etc (2011) Ivanhoe Donaldson Oral History (1966) Interview for Eyes on the Prize (Mississippi & Alabama) (1979) Oral History Interview about SNCC and Mississippi (2003) Jim Forman Some Random Notes From the Leflore County Jail, 1963 A Band of Brothers, A Circle of Trust (Atlanta), 1964 Interview by Robert Penn Warren (1964) Interview by "JM," (1965) SNCC, Voter Registration & the Consequences (1988) Hardy Frye Narrative (Mississippi & AL) Everyone Was a Leader Mississippi The People Were Great Mississippi Betty Garman Interview Jimmy Garrett Lessons Mississippi From the Streets of L.A... (2018) Miriam Glickman Oral History (2012) Interview Excerpts (1966) A Jewish Woman in the Movement (2018) Greene family Interview re Greenwood Mississippi, by Clayborne Carson (1978) Lawrence Guyot Oral history (1966) Interview for Eyes on the Prize (1979) Interview by Joe Sinsheimer re SNCC & Mississippi movement (1999) Interview (2012) Fannie Lou Hamer Interview: Winona, Mississippi, 1963 Mississippi Testimony at Democratic Convention (1964) Interview: Life in Mississippi (1965) Oral History, interview by the Romaines (1966) Bill Hansen Arkansas SNCC field reports Arkansas Historical Quarterly (1962) Don Harris Oral History, SW Georgia Faith Holsaert Interview re SW Georgia (1991) Oral history interview re Cambridge MD & SW Georgia, with Jean Smith-Young (1993) Oral history interview, re Cambridge MD & SW Georgia (1994) Interview by high school students re Cambridge MD & SW Georgia (2012) Stu House "Inciting to Riot" in Selma Phil Hutchings Interview by Joseph Mosnier, re NAG, SNCC, & the movement (2011) Don Jelinek Interview re Mississippi movement and legal work, by Rachel Reinhard, Mississippi (2004) Oral History re Misissippi & Alabama (2005) The Two Cows a Mississippi story Timothy Jenkins Interview, by "JM," (1965) Interview by Emilye Crosby re SNCC and the movement (2015) Frankye A Johnson Interview by Emilye Crosby re Mississippi Movement (2015) June Johnson The Person Who Influenced Me Most (Bob Moses) Interview by Joe Sinsheimer re Greenwood Movement (1987) Lonnie King Interview, by Emilye Crosby, re Atlanta movement & SNCC (2013) Mary King Oral History Interview, interviewed by Sara Boyte (1973) SNCC: Born of the Sit-Ins, Dedicated to Action (1988) Dorie Ladner I Just Had a Fire! Oral-history interview by Emilye Crosby (2013?) Dorie & Joyce Ladner Interview by Joseph Mosnier, re SNCC & Mississippi movement (2011) Joyce Ladner Remembrance of Women in the Freedom Movement (1988) Interview by Joe Sinsheimer re Hattiesburg & Mississippi Movement (1987) Bernard Lafayette Remembrance of Selma Alabama — 1963 (1988) Jennifer Lawson Interview by Emilye Crosby re SNCC & the movement (2015) John Lewis Oral History/Interview, by Emily Stoper (1967) Interview/Oral-History, by Bass & Devries (1973) Peter de Lissovoy Albany GA in 1963 (Southwest GA) Worth Long Interview by Emilye Crosby re SNCC & religion in the movement (2015) Staughton & Alice Lynd Interview by Joe Sinsheimer re Freedom Summer & SNCC (1987) Sam Mahone Interview, by Hasan Jeffries re Albany GA (2013) Bob Mants Don't Stick Your Nose in Other Folks Business re Georgia & Alabama (1988) Betita Martinez Liz is Betita: A SNCC Memory (2010) Charles McDew Remembrances of SNCC, (1988) Interview by Joseph Mosniew re SNCC, South Carolina & Mississippi (2011) Charles McLaurin Interview by Emilye Crosby re SNCC & the movement (2015) Mike Miller Oral History Interview by Sheila Michaels (1999) Jack Minnis Selected Entries From the Diary of Jack Minnis, SNCC Bob Moses Oral history by "JM" 1963 (MS) Narrative transcript from June 20, 1963 [incomplete] Interview by Robert Penn Warren, 1964 Oral history, by Anne Romaine, 1966 Interview by Clayborne Carson, 1982 Interview by John Dittmer, 1983 Interview by Joe Sinsheimer. 1984 Interview by Joe Sinsheimer re the 1963 Freedom Ballot in MS Interview, by Joe Sinsheimer re SNCC field work. (Mississippi), 1984 Interview for Eyes on the Prize, 1986 Panel Discussion, with C.C. Bryant re McComb MS. 1986) Daphne Muse A SNCC Education (TN, DC) Diane Nash Interview for Eyes on the Prize (1985) Martha Prescod Noonan Interview by John Dittmer, re SNCC in Albany and elsewhere (2013) Silas Norman Remembrance of SNCC, Selma, and Alabama Gwen Patton Interview by Joseph Mosnier, re Tuskeegee & Montgomery movement (2011) Wazir Peacock Oral History interview by Bruce Hartford re Mississippi & Alabama (2001) Freedom Summer interview by Bruce Hartford (2014) Interview by Joe Sinsheimer re SNCC in MS (1985) Perdew & Battle Events in Dawson and Americus, Georgia (2005) Alan Reich In the New York SNCC Office Gloria Richardson Interview by Joseph Mosnier, re Cambridge MD Movement (2011) Judy Richardson Oral History, interview about SNCC by Jean Wiley (2007) Interview by Emilye Crosby re SNCC & the movement (2016) Betty Garman Robinson Interview by Emilye Crosby re SNCC & the movement (2015) Reggie Robinson Interview by Emilye Crosby re SNCC, Maryland, & the movement (2015) Jimmy Rogers Oral History Interview by Bruce Hartford (2001) Avon Rollins Sr. Interview by high school stuends (2012) Larry Rubin An Oral History, interview by Gloria Clark (2001) Ruby Nell Sales Oral History Interview about SNCC & Lowndes County by Bruce Hartford & Jean Wiley (2005) Interview by Joseph Mosnier, re SNCC & Lowndes Co. AL, (2011) Mendy Samstein Oral history, interview about SNCC by Anne Romaine (1966 or 1967) Cleveland Sellers Interview by Joe Sinsheimer, about civil rights activism (1985) Oral History interview by Gloria Clark (2003) Interview by John Dittmer, re NAACP, NAG, & SNCC (2013)
Charles Sherrod Interview for Eyes on the Prize re Albany Movement (1985) Interview by Joseph Mosnier, re SNCC & Albany Movement (2011) Euvester Simpson Interview by John Dittmer, re SNCC, COFO & MFDP (2013) Michael Simmons Disturbing the Peace (1995) Arkansas Roots and Consciousness (2009) Letter to Dwight Williams (2018) Zoharah Simmons Interview by Joseph Mosnier, re SNCC, Laurel MS, & the movement (2011) Frank Smith (SNCC) Interview, re Freedom Movement (1986) Jean Wheeler Smith SNCC Women (1988) Sam Smith SNCC in Washington DC (2015) Jane Stembridge Interview by Emily Stoper (1966 or 67) Nancy Stoller Arkansas 1965 (2015) Interview by Emilye Crosby, re NAG, SNCC, MFDP & Washington DC (2013) Walter Tillow Oral History interview by Anne Romaine, re Tennessee & Mississippi (1966) Interview by David Cline re SNCC & Georgia (2011) Brenda Travis Oral History interview by Peacock, Wiley & Hartford re McComb MS & SNCC Rick Tuttle The Brutal Winona, Mississippi Jail Beatings (2010) Interviewprovocateur by David Cline re Greenwood, Savannah, & etc (2013) Eugene Turitz Interview re SNCC & Mississippi work, 1965 Maria Varela Interview by David Cline re SNCC and the Chicano movement (2016) Rita Walker Meeting the Freedom Workers (1964) Hollis Watkins In the Middle of the Iceberg, Mississippi (1988) Interviewed by Joe Sinsheimer re SNCC & Mississippi (1985) Interview for Eyes on the Prize (MS) Jean Wiley Oral History interview by Bruce Hartford (2001) Junius Williams Interview by Joseph Mosnier re SNCC & the Movement (2011) Carrie Lamar Young Interview by Joseph Mosnier re SNCC & Arkansas movement (2011) Luis Zapata Interview by Emilye Crosby, re SNCC, COFO, MFLU & the movement, 2013 Bob Zellner 50 Years of Poor People's Organizing: An Interview (2020) Dorothy Zellner Interview by Emilye Crosby re SNCC & the movement (2015)
Post-1960s commentaries, thoughts, and analyses by Movement veterans regarding SNCC.
Discussions, panels, and email threads about SNCC by Freedom Movement Veterans
Films & Documentaries Related to SNCC
Courtland Cox, by Julian Bond Oral History Project (American University). SNCC leader Courtland Cox describes his early Freedom Movement involvement and his work with Julian Bond.Dirt and Deeds in Mississippi, by California Newsreel, 2015. Weaves together interviews with civil rights activists, archival film footage, and original historical research to portray a key period of civil rights history leading up to the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
Dream Deferred. SNCC, 1964. Produced for Freedom Summer (also available from Prime).
Fannie Lou Hamer's America, by From the Heart Productions. Documentary told through the public speeches, personal interviews, and powerful songs of the fearless Mississippi sharecropper-turned-human-rights-activist.
Freedom On My Mind, California Newsreel, 1994. The story of the Mississippi freedom movement in the early 1960s when a handful of young activists changed history.
Freedom Song (TNT Movie). Fictional account of the Movement in Mississippi in the early '60s. Closely based on actual events in McComb, 1961. Well researched, and powerfully presented. Danny Glover stars. Live stream (BMETV)
Freedom Summer, Firelight Films. Documentary narrating events of the 1964 Mississippi Freedom Summer. Live stream (YouTube)
Julian Bond: Reflections From the Frontlines of the Civil Rights Movement, Heritage Film Project. Documentary about African American social activist and leader in the Civil Rights Movement, Julian Bond. Live stream Kanopy (Library Login Required)
Mississippi Freedom Summer, 1964: Memory, Legacy & the Way Forward, by Civil Rights History Project Collection (LoC & NMAAHC). 4 hour discussion of the 1964 Freedom Summer project by Bob Moses, Dorie Ladner, Joyce Ladner and Charlie Cobb. 2014.
No Place to Sit-In, Jennifer Lawson & Charlie Cobb. On SNCC's community organizing in the rural South. 2020.
Organizing Lowndes County: Then & Now, April 2017. Roundtable discussion with Jennifer Lawson, Courtland Cox and Catherine Flowers.
SNCC a film by SNCC photographer Danny Lyon. Live stream (Vimeo)
SNCC Anniversary Conference. Video record of the conference speeches, presentations, freedom singing, and panel discussions. 38 DVDs available individually or as a collection. Can be obtained from: California Newsreel.
SNCC & Freedom Summer, Freedom School series by SpadeWork Community. 2 hour discussion with Zoharah Simmons and Charles Payne. 2021.
Streets Of Greenwood, by Jack Willis and Ed Emshwiller, 1962. Documentary about SNCC's voter registration efforts in Greenwood MS. 20 minutes.
Interview, Personal & Group Videos by or About SNCC Activists
Anne Pearl Avery, 90-min oral ahistory Interview, by Joseph Mosnier about SNCC and the Albany and AL movement, 2011.Freddie Greene Biddle, 90-min interview by Emilye Crosby about SNCC & the Mississippi movement. 2015.
Kathleen Neal Cleaver, two-hour interview by Joseph Mosnier about SNCC, the movement, and the Black Panther Party. 2011.
Courtland Cox, 104-min interview by Joseph Mosnier about NAG, SNCC, the movement & 6th Pan-African Congress, 2011.
Connie Curry, 100-min interview about SNCC and the Atlanta student movement.
Doris Derby, 111-min oral history interview by Joseph Mosnier about SNCC, Albany GA, Free Southern Theater, Poor Peoples Corporation, & etc. 2011.
Betty Garman, oral history two and three-quarter hour interview by Emilye Crosby about SNCC & the movement. 2015.
Jesse Hill, one-hour interview about 1950s voter registration in Atlanta, student movement, and SNCC. 2005.
Phil Hutchings, 164-min interview by Joseph Mosnier about NAG, SNCC, & the movement. 2011.
Timothy Jenkins, 140-min interview by Emilye Crosby about SNCC and the movement. 2015.
James Oscar Jones,-hour and a half interview by Joseph Mosnier about Little Rock school desegregation, SNCC, & Arkansas movement. 2011.
Dorie & Joyce Ladner, two-hour interview by Joseph Mosnier about SNCC & Mississippi movement. 2011.
Jennifer Lawson, four-hour interview by Emilye Crosby about SNCC, NCNW, the movement, and Tanzania. 2015.
Worth Long, two and a half-hour interview by Emilye Crosby about SNCC & religion in the movement. 2015.
Charles McDew, 82-min interview by Joseph Mosnier about SNCC, South Carolina, Mississippi & the movement. 2011.
Charles McLaurin, four and a half-hour interview by Emilye Crosby about Mississippi, the Freedom Rides, SNCC & the movement. 2015.
Martha Prescod Norman Noonan, 93-min interview by about SDS, SNCC in Albany, the March on Washington, Freedom Summer, and Black Power. 2013.
Johnny Parham, one and a half-hour interview by Carole Merritt about the Atlanta Student Movement, SNCC, and segregation.
Fay Bellamy Powell, 2.5-hour oral history interview.
Willie B. Wazir Peacock: Stand for Freedom, 1hour, 23 minutes.
The story of Willie Peacock, one of the original SNCC field secretaries organzing in the Mississippi Delta. (YouTube video.)
Excerpt emphasizing courage 7:13 minutes
Excerpt on organizing 5:41 minutes
Excerpt on the shooting in Greenwood 5:16 minutes
Bernice Johnson Reagon, 44-minute interview conducted for Eyes on the Prize re Albany Movement, by Blackside, 1986.
Gloria Richardson, 90-minute interview by Joseph Mosnier about C-NAC and Cambridge MD Movement. 2011.
Judy Richardson, three and a half hour oral history interview by Emilye Crosby about SNCC & the movement. 2015.
Willie Ricks Part 1 and Part 2 interviewd by Carole Merritt about his involvement in the Movement and SNCC.
Cleveland Sellers, 108-minute interview by John Dittmer about NAACP, NAG, SNCC, & movement in SC and MS. 2013.
Charles Sherrod, 20-minute interview by Joseph Mosnier about SNCC & Albany movement. 2011.
Shirley Miller Sherrod, 104-minute interview by Joseph Mosnier about SNCC & the movement in Baker Co. GA. 2011.
Zoharah Simmons, 97-minute interview by Joseph Mosnier about SNCC, Laurel MS, & the movement. 2011.
Euvester Simpson, 95-minute interview by John Dittmer about SNCC, COFO, MFDP and the movement in rural MS. 2013.
Ekwueme Michael Thelwell, three-hour oral history interview by Emilye Crosby about NAG, SNCC, MFDP & Washington DC. 2013.
Walter Tillow, interview by David Cline about Fayette Co. SNCC, Freedom Summer & the labor and civil rights movements. 2011.
Lisa Anderson Todd, 169-minute interview by Emilye Crosby about SNCC & MFDP. 2013.
Rick Tuttle, two-hour interview by David Cline about Greenwood, Savannah, & etc. 2013.
Hollis Watkins, 72-minute interview by Julian Bond oral history Project. 2019.
Junius Williams, 174-minute interview by Joseph Mosnier about SNCC, the March to Montgomery & the Movement. 2011.
Maria Varela, 100-minute interview by David Cline about SNCC and the Chicano movement. 2016.
Maria Varela, Time to Get Ready, 70-minute lecture. Univeristy of Georgia, 2020.
Carrie Lamar Young, two-hour interview by Joseph Mosnier about SNCC & Arkansas movement. 2011.
Luis Zapata, two-hour interview by Emilye Crosby about SNCC, COFO, MFLU & the movement. 2013.
Dorothy Zellner, Conversations With, by Jewish Voice Peace-NYC. One-hour interview about her work with SNCC including Freedom Summer 1964 and with CORE and SCEF. 2020.
Dorothy Zellner, three-hour interview by Emilye Crosby about SNCC & the movement. 2015.
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