Scope and Contents From the Series: The Organizational records series contains primary source materials from Mike Miller's entire career as a community organizer. Of particular interest are the subseries for the Mission Coalition Organization (MCO), La Guardia Tenants' Association (LGTA) and other housing organizations, All Peoples' Coalition (APC), and San Francisco Organizing Project (SFOP), which contain large concentrations of correspondence, bylaws, petitions, polls, newsletters, fliers, meeting minutes, tenant...

Scope and Contents From the Series: The Organizational records series contains primary source materials from Mike Miller's entire career as a community organizer. Of particular interest are the subseries for the Mission Coalition Organization (MCO), La Guardia Tenants' Association (LGTA) and other housing organizations, All Peoples' Coalition (APC), and San Francisco Organizing Project (SFOP), which contain large concentrations of correspondence, bylaws, petitions, polls, newsletters, fliers, meeting minutes, tenant...

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The subject files series contains materials from Mike Miller's lifelong research into the history and practice of organizing. Most materials in this series are secondary sources -- clippings, reports, and articles from magazines and journals -- with the remainder composed of pamphlets, newsletters, policy documents, and a scattering of correspondence and memoranda.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The subject files series contains materials from Mike Miller's lifelong research into the history and practice of organizing. Most materials in this series are secondary sources -- clippings, reports, and articles from magazines and journals -- with the remainder composed of pamphlets, newsletters, policy documents, and a scattering of correspondence and memoranda.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The subject files series contains materials from Mike Miller's lifelong research into the history and practice of organizing. Most materials in this series are secondary sources -- clippings, reports, and articles from magazines and journals -- with the remainder composed of pamphlets, newsletters, policy documents, and a scattering of correspondence and memoranda.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The subject files series contains materials from Mike Miller's lifelong research into the history and practice of organizing. Most materials in this series are secondary sources -- clippings, reports, and articles from magazines and journals -- with the remainder composed of pamphlets, newsletters, policy documents, and a scattering of correspondence and memoranda.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The subject files series contains materials from Mike Miller's lifelong research into the history and practice of organizing. Most materials in this series are secondary sources -- clippings, reports, and articles from magazines and journals -- with the remainder composed of pamphlets, newsletters, policy documents, and a scattering of correspondence and memoranda.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The subject files series contains materials from Mike Miller's lifelong research into the history and practice of organizing. Most materials in this series are secondary sources -- clippings, reports, and articles from magazines and journals -- with the remainder composed of pamphlets, newsletters, policy documents, and a scattering of correspondence and memoranda.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The subject files series contains materials from Mike Miller's lifelong research into the history and practice of organizing. Most materials in this series are secondary sources -- clippings, reports, and articles from magazines and journals -- with the remainder composed of pamphlets, newsletters, policy documents, and a scattering of correspondence and memoranda.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The subject files series contains materials from Mike Miller's lifelong research into the history and practice of organizing. Most materials in this series are secondary sources -- clippings, reports, and articles from magazines and journals -- with the remainder composed of pamphlets, newsletters, policy documents, and a scattering of correspondence and memoranda.