This legacy site contains verbatim transcripts of extensive oral history interviews with 19 civil rights mediators who worked for the US Department of Justice, Community Relations Service (CRS). Together these interviews cover the period from CRS' founding in the mid 1960s through the early 2000's and cover some of the biggest civil rights conflicts of the time. The interviews are heavily indexed making it easy to find passages addressing the well over 100 questions asked of participants. For more information see the project description.

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Civil Rights Mediation in the United States

Civil Rights Mediation Oral History Project

Funding and Acknowledgments

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CRInfo Civil Rights Resources

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Full List of Interview Questions & Answers
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Selected Questions & Answers

Interview Transcripts

Racial Conflict Simulation

Responding to Racial Conflicts

     

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This is a legacy site maintained for historical purposes as it was created in 2007.
We have no budget to update the site to current web standards.