American Jewish Congress, 1957-1972
Scope and Contents
Correspondence between Rabbi Yaakob Rosenberg and Marc A. Triebwasser about direction of American Jewish Congress; memorandum from Konvitz to Will Maslow, Executive Director of the American Jewish Congress, regarding Discriminatory school applications; correspondence between Konvitz and Joseph B. Robinson, Director of the American Jewish Congress Commission on Law and Social Action, about discriminatory school applications; memorandum from Will Maslow to Konvitz regarding Carrill's pending hiring of John Hatchett for black student advisor; memorandum to will Maslow from Konvitz regarding Discrimination by Cornell fraternities and sororities on the basis of race or religion; memorandum to Will Maslow from Konvitz regarding the legality of affirmative action policies for employees at Cornell; memorandum to Will Maslow from Konvitz regarding the origins of the quarterly journal, "Judaism"; confidential memorandum to the Executive Committee of the American Jewish Congress from Robert Gordis regarding the Origins of "Judaism"; Agenda Board of Directors Plenary meeting March 18-19, 1967; report, "The Legal Defense of Religious Liberty - The Strategy and Tactics of the A[merican] J[ewish] C[ongress, ACJ]" by Will Maslow, 1961; report, statement of the American Jewish Congress, 1957; draft resolutions for the American Jewish Congress, 1972; adopted resolutions of the American Jewish Congress, 1972; confidential report, "The Second Vatican Council's Declaration on Jews."
Dates
- 1957-1972
Language of Materials
Collection material in English, German, Yiddish
Conditions Governing Access
Access to the collections in the Kheel Center is restricted. Please contact a reference archivist for access to these materials.
Extent
204.78 cubic feet
Repository Details
Part of the Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation & Archives Repository