Texas
Subject Source: lcnaf
Found in 86 Collections and/or Records:
Texas Association for Bilingual Education (TABE) Records
Printed material, correspondence, meeting agendas and minutes, reports, financial documentation, photographs, creative works, scrapbooks, and artifacts illuminate the functions and activities of the Texas Association for Education (TABE). TABE, established in 1972, is an advocacy group that works for the rights of language minority children, particularly Spanish-speaking students, in Texas.
Texas Sanctuary Rio Grande Valley Collection
This collection documents the work of activists and lay workers involved in the U.S.–Central American Sanctuary Movement, with a focus on activities in Texas, particularly the Rio Grande Valley. Materials include testimonies, oral histories, writings, correspondence, newspaper clippings, legal records, and other documentation of sanctuary efforts. The collection also contains materials related to the legal cases of sanctuary activists Stacey Merkt and John B. Elder.
The Architectural History of the Rains County Courthouse, Date of Project: 1908
Thomas A. Pressly, Jr. collection
Thomas A. Pressly, Jr., educated in Virginia and Texas, was head of the architectural firm Thomas A. Pressly, Jr. A.I.A. in San Antonio. After his retirement he devoted himself to professional painting. The Thomas A. Pressly, Jr. collection includes papers, and photographic prints.
University of Texas at Austin, School of Architecture Archives: Visual Resources Collection records
University of Texas Buildings collection
University of Texas LULAC Chapter Collection
Collection documents activities of the University of Texas chapter of the League of United Latin American Citizens (UT LULAC).
UT Black Studies Archive
The UT Black Studies Archive documents the history, administration and activities of the Black Studies department at The University of Texas at Austin. The majority of materials in the collection represent the John L. Warfield Center for African and African American Studies. Established in 1969, the Warfield Center emerged from the university’s Ethnic Studies program and is the founding unit of the department.