Special Collections and Archives: Georgia Government Documentation Project   Tags: american government, atlanta, broadcasting, campaigns, city council, georgia politics, government, human_rights, legislative history, public policy, race, race and ethnic relations, social_policy, southern, state elections  

A. Georgia Governors

B. Public Figures

    Oral Histories A-H

    Oral Histories I-M

    Oral Histories N-W

C. Women in the Legislature

D. Politics and the Media

E. Black Involvement in Politics

F. Marvin Griffin

G. The Belle of Ashby Street

H. Black Boss: Political Revolution in a Georgia County

I. Black Empowerment in Burke County

J. Black and White Women in Atlanta Public Life

K. Stetson Kennedy

L. "Portraits of the Past”

M. E.D. Rivers

N. Legislative Oral History Project

O. Atlanta's Black Community and Education

P. Dan Sweat

Q. Georgia Legal Services Program

R. Beyond Atlanta

GGDP Manuscript Collections

John Greer Papers (P1987-07M)

Dan Sweat Papers (P2002-06)

David Worley Papers (P2011-01M)

The Georgia Government Documentation Project (GGDP) documents the state's political heritage through oral history interviews and collections of associated papers. The GGDP collection includes more than 250 interviews with former governors, legislators, women in politics, African-American political activists and leaders, journalists, and numerous other public figures. In addition to the interviews generated by the project, the GGDP actively collects interviews conducted by other scholars of Georgia politics.

Links to other Oral History Collections and Related Repositories:

American Memory Project, Library of Congress

Atlanta History Center Library Archives

Carl Vinson Institute of Government, University of Georgia

Center for Documentary Studies, Duke University

Columbia University Oral History Research Office

Georgia Department of Archives and History

Mississippi Oral History Program, University of Southern Mississippi

Oral History Association

Oral History Internet Resources

The Oral History Review (Journal of the Oral History Association)

Organization of American Historians, University of Indiana

Richard B. Russell Library, University of Georgia

Robert W. Woodruff Library Special Collections, Emory University

Southern Oral History Program, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill

The Citadel Oral History Project, The Citadel

T. Harry Williams Center for Oral History, Louisiana State University

Special Collections and Archives

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Georgia State University Library
100 Decatur Street, SE
Atlanta, Georgia 30303-3202

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