Primary Resources: Political Activism Category Editor: Nicole Mellow Conversations with History - Research Galleries The Institute for International Studies at UC-Berkeley maintains an oral history project with numerous interview categories. Check out the Radical Insight & Political Activism and the Environment section. Civil Rights: The Free Speech Movement Digital Archives Housed at Berkeley's Bancroft Library, the Free Speech Movement (FSM) Digital Archives documents the role of Mario Savio and other participants in Berkeley's campus free speech activism and reform. Search text documents, archival collection guides, or the online bibliography. Sixties Project: Primary Document Archive Housed at the University of Virginia, this site holds "manifestos and position papers issued by Sixties-era organizations." View primary documents from SNCC, Black Panther Party, SDS, and others. Martin Luther King, Jr. Papers Project This cooperative venture between the King Center and Stanford University provides online access to a fourteen volume collection of Dr. King's correspondence, sermons, speeches, published writings, and unpublished manuscripts. May 4 Collection This special collection from the Kent State library displays photographs, oral histories, and a bibliography for further readings on the 1970 shooting of student protesters by the Ohio National Guard. Women's Movement: Documents from the Women's Liberation Movement Administered by the special collections library at Duke University, this archival site holds the following categories: general and theoretical; medical and reproductive; music; organizations and activism; sexuality and lesbian feminism; socialist feminism; women of color; and women's work and roles. Suffragists Oral History Project This project of the Bancroft Library at UC-Berkeley holds the oral histories for seven leading woman activists. Chicago Women's Liberation Union This political group maintains a historical archive of documents that "tell the story of how the CWLU evolved and reveal the concerns of its members." The Feminist Chronicles This section of the Feminist Majority Foundation's web site contains some full text sections from The Feminist Chronicles, 1953-1993, a work that “dramatizes the ever-on-going, day-by-day, year-by-year effort of feminist women to improve the lives and status of all women and to empower them as equal players in the world's affairs.” Labor Activism: Hardhat Riot of 1970Administered by the Center for History and New Media at George Mason University, this site contains various primary and secondary sources related to the Hard Hat Riots of 1970. Especially useful are the links to photos and full text contemporary newspaper accounts of the riots. Public Health Activism: AIDS: NIH Workers Oral Histories From the official site of the National Institute of Health, this oral history collection contains NIH researchers' descriptions of their experiences in the early years of HIV/AIDS research. Environmental Activism: Selections from Smithsonian collection of environmental protest buttons Images from the nation's largest known collection of environmental political buttons, the collection donated to the Smithsonian by Sacramento activist and button collector Jerry Meral. National Park Service History This government website chronicles the history of the National Park Service, including oral histories, an extensive online bibliography, and historical themes to explore.