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History of Kamoinge 3 pages Box VA-04 Box 3, Folder Folder 9, Item VA04.01.3.018d
History of the Kamoinge Workshop, 1972 2 pages Box VA-04 Box 3, Folder Folder 9, Item VA04.01.3.003
ICP Open Forum #8 (Photographers Forum...Rightful Descendant of the Photo League?), #9 (Photographs from Inner Space), #10 (Censored Pictures...An Illustrated Discussion of Sexual No-No's in Photography!) 1 page Box VA-04 Box 4, Folder Folder 19, Item VA04.01.3.181A
ICP's Current Exhibitions: February 22nd through April 5th, 1975 1 page Box VA-04 Box 4, Folder Folder 22, Item VA04.01.3.206
International Black Photographers 3rd Annual Awards Dinner Invites You to Dance, 1981 1 page Box VA-04 Box 4, Folder Folder 27, Item VA04.01.3.232
International Black Photographers Newsletter, 1981 4 pages Box VA-04 Box 4, Folder Folder 27, Item VA04.01.3.229
International Black Photographers Newsletter, 1981 6 pages Box VA-04 Box 4, Folder Folder 27, Item VA04.01.3.234
International Black Photographers Third Dance and Dinner Task Sheet, 1981 1 page Box VA-04 Box 4, Folder Folder 27, Item VA04.01.3.233
International Center of Photography Annual Report 1974/75, 1975 1 page Box VA-04 Box 4, Folder Folder 22, Item VA04.01.3.209
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