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Tag Archives: United Nations
Creator of the Month… Guion Griffis Johnson
[Each month we feature a “creator” or one of the SHC’s manuscript collections. In archival terms, a creator is defined as an individual, group, or organization that is responsible for a collection’s production, accumulation, or formation.] Guion Griffis Johnson of … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Collections, Featured Collections, Politics, Race Relations, University of North Carolina, Women, Writers
Tagged Africa, African American, Asia, authors, Carnegie-Myrdal, civil rights, community service, desegregation, Guy Griffis Johnson, Guy Johnson, missionaries, North Carolina, North Carolina Fund, organizations, professors, race relations, research, social justice, sociologists, sociology, South Carolina, United Nations, volunteerism, women, World War II
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