The Atlanta Urban League (AUL) was established in 1920 as an affiliate of the National Urban League. The AUL served as an organization dedicated to addressing the social and economic concerns of African Americans in the city of Atlanta. The AUL worked to address housing discrimination, inadequate unemployment, improve health services, and promote voting rights. The digitized collection focuses on the leadership of Grace Towns Hamilton, executive director of AUL from 1943-1961. Under her leadership the AUL waged intensive campaigns for advancement of education, health care, housing, and voting rights for African Americans. The AUL worked with the League of Women Voters, the National Council of Women, the Southern Regional Council, and more to promote the enfranchisement of Black women and voter education.

At the AUC Robert W. Woodruff Library we are always striving to improve our digital collections. We welcome additional information about people, places, or events depicted in any of the works in this collection. To submit information, please contact us at DSD@auctr.edu.
Sep 28, 2020

Atlanta Urban League Papers

The Atlanta Urban League (AUL) was established in 1920 as an affiliate of the National Urban League. The AUL served as an organization dedicated to addressing the social and economic concerns of African Americans in the city of Atlanta. The AUL worked to address housing discrimination, inadequate unemployment, improve health services, and promote voting rights. The digitized collection focuses on the leadership of Grace Towns Hamilton, executive director of AUL from 1943-1961. Under her leadership the AUL waged intensive campaigns for advancement of education, health care, housing, and voting rights for African Americans. The AUL worked with the League of Women Voters, the National Council of Women, the Southern Regional Council, and more to promote the enfranchisement of Black women and voter education.

At the AUC Robert W. Woodruff Library we are always striving to improve our digital collections. We welcome additional information about people, places, or events depicted in any of the works in this collection. To submit information, please contact us at DSD@auctr.edu.

Dorothy Bolden speaks from a lectern. Written on verso: Mrs. Dorothy Bolden, National President of Domestic Workers, 643 Delbridge Street N. W., Atlanta, Georgia 30314.
Atlanta Urban League Papers
Newsletter describing school meetings, child welfare, and voter service from The League of Women Voters of DeKalb County. 4 pages.
Final summary of Bills of League Program Interest which include current agenda and continuing responsibilities. 4 pages.
Voter registration flyer describing the importance of voting details. 1 page.
Voter registration flyer with details on the registration process and ballot. 2 pages.
Candidate profiles, questionnaire, and responses for the Atlanta city election. 7 pages.
Bylaws template for local league board of directors. 7 pages.
Amended by-laws for League of Women Voters of Georgia. 9 pages.
National League of Women Voters official handbook for Local League Leaders. 58 pages.
Atlanta Urban League Papers
Calendar of League of Women Voters of Atlanta's events. 1 page.
Newsletter including league briefings, calendar of events, report on Home Rule constitutional amendment, and league radio show broadcast. 5 pages.
Georgia Voter newsletter which includes the open letter to Georgia Legislators, Brown v. Board of Education in Atlanta and school plans in other states. 4 pages.
Information on "Strengthening the United Nations" program for League of Women Voters of Georgia members. 14 pages.
Candidate information for Mayor and Board of Alderman from the League of Women Voters of Georgia. 11 pages.
League of Women Voters of Georgia notes on Home Rule. 3 pages.
League of Women Voters of Georgia information on the Democratic primary in Georgia. 2 pages.
Information on Georgia Penal System. 13 pages.
Information on the voting county unit system in Georgia. 5 pages.
Children play in the playground of the Gate City Day Nursery.
Atlanta Urban League Papers
Children sit a small tables and eat at the Gate City Day Nursery.
Atlanta Urban League Papers