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The Black Values and Public Policy Project records are those of a Kansas Committee for the Humanities funded University of Kansas project.

Overview This compilation of materials on criminal justice administration and history was put together by William Arnold, sociology professor at the University of Kansas. It includes reports, printed documentation, and notes from the late 1960s through the 1990s. Governmental entities covered include the Kansas Council on Crime and Delinquency, Kansas Dept. of Corrections, Kansas State Penitentiary, Kansas Governor's Committee on Criminal Administration, the Kansas Committee for the Humanities and...

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Correspondence, surveys, notes, itineraries, news releases, unedited transcripts of the forums, and other related materials from "Kansas in Transition--The Human Dimension," a jointly funded Kansas Committee for the Humanities-University of Kansas Museum of Art project exploring the general theme of communities transitioning in Kansas in the 1970s.

Overview This collection, created from a Kansas Committee for the Humanities grant project conducted by the Kenneth Spencer Research Library's Kansas Collection, focuses on the history and influence of women schoolteachers in Kansas. Outcomes from the grant project included an exhibit ("Kansas Women Schoolteachers: Yesterday and Today") and several panel discussions with members of the public interacting with humanities scholars around the state. The collection contains bibliographies; copies of...

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Kansas Festivals '76 ; a project sponsored by the Kansas Committee for the Humanities and the Mervin Fund of the Kansas University Endowment.... ; together with Roots or riches: the pivotal role of Kansas community festivals in structuring public values; summary of final public policy discussion, Peabody [Kan.]. December 3, 1976. J. M. Janzen, project director, moderator.