Austin (Tex.)

Collection of JoAnn Carreon-Reyes and Rupert Reyes, former directors of Austin theater company Teatro Vivo. Includes scripts and other stagecraft materials, press clippings, publicity materials, correspondence, financial and tax records, and audiovisual materials.

Joanne Salas collection of Chicana/o Movement newspapers include stories that document the Mexican American community in Austin, Texas during the late 1970s through early 1980s.

Papers of psychologist, educator, and community activist Dr. John L. Warfield. In his 26-year career (1973-1999) at The University of Texas at Austin, Warfield served as faculty in the department of Educational Psychology and Director of the African and Afro-American Studies and Research Center.

The John S. and Drucie R. Chase Building was built in 1952 and housed what was then the Colored Teachers State Association of Texas. The John S. and Drucie R. Chase Building Archive includes oral histories and print material that recognizes its transformation and restoration into the building that now houses the University of Texas at Austin’s Center for Community Engagement.

Records of Mexic-Arte Museum from Austin, Texas, include program and business records as well as documentation of artworks and performances.

The Mexican American Comptroller Employees Association (MACEA) was founded in 1983 and was incorporated as a 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable organization in 1989. The collection contains administrative records and materials relating to events and fundraisers sponsored by MACEA.

Papers of Nora England, a linguistic anthropologist, documents her work on Mayan languages and cultures. The collection contains field notebooks, linguistic fileslips, theses, newsletters, correspondence, teaching materials, books, unpublished work, administrative papers, grant proposals, photographs, and audiovisual materials.

Organizational and creative materials of Puro Chingón Collective, a Latino art collective based in Austin, Texas.