Guide to the National Federation of Settlements and Neighborhood Centers Records 1944-2001

1944-1960

• Clyde E. Murray, “New Horizons for the Settlement Movement," reprint, 1944
• Proceedings from conference titled “Today’s Work – Keystone for the Future” and organized by the National Federation of Settlements and Neighborhood Centers, 1951
• Pamphlet titled “The Board of Directors of a Neighborhood Center,” 1960
• Pamphlet titled “Standards for Neighborhood Centers,” 1960

1962-1963

• “Know Your Neighborhood: A Guide to Program Development in Neighborhood Centers,” 1962
• Memo titled “Recommended Personnel Practices for Settlements and Neighborhood Centers,” 1962
• “Welcoming Newcomers to Cities: Selected Papers on Intercultural Relations for Group Serving Agencies,” 1963
• Proceedings from conference titled “The Role of the Arts in Neighborhood Life” and organized by the National Federation of Settlements and Neighborhood Centers – Proceedings include copies of papers and a summary of questions and comments, 1963
• John H. Ramey (executive director of the Hyde Park Neighborhood Club), “The Involvement of Staff, Participants and Total Agency in Social Action on the Local and State Level” – Typescript of talk delivered at the Midwest regional conference of the National Federation of Settlements, 1963

1963-1964

• Schedule for Community Services and Public Housing workshop to be held in Syracuse, 1963
• Collection of papers presented at the Community Services and Public Housing workshop – Fern M. Colborn, “Procedures for Determining the Type of Services to be Developed in Public Housing,” Lillie Lynem, “General Settlement Services in Public Housing,” Beatrice McKibbin, “Family Consultant Service in Syracuse Housing,” Janet E. Weinandy, “Family Consultant Service in Syracuse Housing,” bibliography, 1964

1964

• Collection of papers presented at the Community Services and Public Housing workshop – Reba E. Choate, “New Approaches Possible in Working with Families Under the Public Welfare Amendments,” Emily Dalrymple, “General Description of Services for Families Now Being Carried Out,” Dorothy F. O’Neill, “The Elderly Develop Their Own Program,” “Neighborhood Development – A Self-Help Developmental Program,” Miriam S. Zimmerman, “Working with Young Children and Their Parents,” 1964

1964-1965

• Pamphlet titled “How Do You Start a Neighborhood Center?” 1964
• Collection of papers titled “Social Group Work in the Administration of Group Services” – Elizabeth Lewis, “Social Group Work in the Administration of Group Services, or the “Rarely” Group Worker,” Betty Zippin Bassoff, “Putting the Plan to Work,” 1964
• Whitney Young, “Civil Rights, Today and Tomorrow," typescript, 1964
• “Job Classifications and Salary Standards," typescript, 1965

1965

• Booklet titled “Neighborhood and City – New Designs for the Settlement Movement,” 1965
• Booklet titled “Structure and By-laws for a Neighborhood Center,” 1965
• Booklet titled “Public Relations Manual,” 1965
• Booklet titled “Young People and the World of Work,” 1965

1966-1968

• Booklet titled “Social Policy Platform,” 1966
• Final Report on the New Day Care Programs for Neighborhood Centers as submitted to the Children’s Bureau, 1966
• “Neighborhood Organization Study – Summary of Major Findings and Guidelines,” 1967
• Booklet titled “Some Recent Books on Negro History and Literature: A Bibliography for Groups of All Ages,” 1968

1968-1969

• Proceedings from conference titled “The Settlement Worker and Inner-City Violence” and organized by the National Federation of Settlements and Neighborhood Centers, 1968
• Booklet titled “The Role of a Board of Directors: A Compilation of Resource Materials,” 1969
• Booklet titled “Building Better Neighborhoods,” n.d.
• Booklet titled “Responsibilities for Community Change,” n.d.
• Booklet titled “Neighborhood Action on Local Problems,” n.d.

2001

• Bound volume with interleafed Neighborhood Center materials – Pamphlets, papers, reports, 2001