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1.	Youth and Family Services Event	Urban League of Portland; African Americans; Children; Events; Performances	Female youth members performing at The Urban League of Portland Youth and Family Services event.

2.	Whitney Young Jr.	Young, Whitney; Portrait photographs; Urban League of Portland; African Americans; Civil rights leaders	1963 portrait, executive director of the National Urban League. Delivered a public lecture in May 6, 1963 at Portland State College. Whitney Young was dean of the Atlanta School of Social Work and became...

3.	Camp Collins	Children; Urban League of Portland; African Americans; YMCA; Rivers	Scene at Camp Collins of Portland YMCA. The Urban League Educational Program has resulted in policy and practice of no discrimination in any Portland social agency.

4.	Camp Fire Dance	Children; Urban League of Portland; African Americans; Dancing;	Boys dancing around camp fire

5.	Fundraiser	Williams, Della; Urban League of Portland; African Americans; Fund raising; Group portraits	Mrs. Della Williams sits at fundraising booth to help raise money for Eastern Seals "Help Crippled Children".

6.	Herb Cawthorne classroom	Cawthorne, Herb; Urban League of Portland; African Americans; Children; Students; Education	Herb Cawthorne speaks to a group of students during an after school program at the Whitney M Young Learning Center, circa 1986. Cawthorne was a mentor to the director of the Learning Center, Deborah Cochrane....

7.	Walkathon	Events; Urban League of Portland; African Americans; Children; Marathons	Holy Redeemer Area School group of walkers.

8.	Lunch time	Children; Urban League of Portland; African Americans; Eating and drinking	Kids eating thier lunch

9.	Walkathon	Children; Urban League of Portland; African Americans; Choirs (Music); Performances	Urban League Choir performing at the walkathon.

10.	Mrs. Jeannie Gay	Gay, Jeannie; Children; Teachers; Women; African Americans	Mrs. Gay reads to a group of childrens. Mrs. Jeannie Gay taught school in West Linn.

11.	Carl Deiz - Oral History Interview	African Americans	Deiz discusses the Southeast Portland neighborhood he grew up in, the activities he was involved in as a kid, especially being a boy scout. He explains the personalities and lives of his parents. Deiz...

12.	YMCA boys	Urban League of Portland; African Americans; Children; YMCA; Group portraits; Youth organizations	YMCA Boys pose for a photo.

13.	Classroom Instruction	Education; Urban League of Portland; African Americans; Children; Students	Man giving a presentation to a group of students.

14.	Classroom Instruction	Education; Urban League of Portland; African Americans; Students; Children	Student giving a presentation to a group of his peers.

15.	Charlie White Oral History Interview	African Americans; Athletics; Alumni & alumnae; Basketball; Racism	Charlie White discusses growing up in Detroit during the 1950s; joining the military and playing basketball oversees; his journey from junior college in Southern California to Oregon State University after...

16.	Urban League Guild Beauty Clinic	Women; Children; Beauty shops; Urban League of Portland; African Americans

17.	Neighbors share gardening hints in North Portland	Gardening; Women; Children; Urban League of Portland; African Americans	Depicted are Mrs. Samuel Brown and her daughter, Cheryl and Mrs. Marvin Dewald on the right.

18.	4-H agent Leo Whitlaw with 4-H youth	Extension; 4-H clubs; African Americans; Children; Faculty

19.	Youth speaking with microphones [perhaps for a television program]	Children; Urban League of Portland; African Americans; Television programs

20.	Mrs. Lois Tolbert Sayles, new librarian	Librarians; Tolbert Sayles, Lois; Libraries; African Americans; Children; Women	Mrs. Lois Tolbert Sayles later became the new head of the Library at Roosevelt High School. She was the first black librarian to work for Multnomah County, Oregon.