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HIGHLANDER WORKSHOPS . © “are dc- signed to meet the needs of adult citizens who have a genuine interest in implementing the Supreme Court’s decision, and who are seeking help in knowing how best they can work. The workshop sessions rely on group discussion in which the common problems of different areas are used as the material for discussion. Staff Persons and invited consultants take part in the total process lending help when needed, but not dominating the discussions and not converting the sessions into an academic rov- tine. Participants learn, and learn a remarkable amount, in a short time, because they are do- ing it themselves and because the work stays close to the needs they feel." — JRENE OS- BORNE, American Friends Service Committee. WORKSHOP TOPICS ° PASSIVE RESISTANCE. Study of the emerging passive resistance movement in the South as a current technique for ad- ministering justice and as it relates his- torically to concepts of Thoreau, Gandhi and leaders of the great religions. REGISTERING AND VOTING. Import- ance and possible methods of attaining full-fledged citizenship. VOLUNTARY CITIZENS ACTIVITIES. Existing activiues studied and plans for community action developed. STATES PLANS. Analysis of legisla live plans for dealing with integration anc human relations in the South . WHO CAN ATTEND Anyone desiring to provide community leadership for an orderly transition from a Scgregated 10 an unsegregated public school system. WORKSHOP SCHEDULE MORNING AND AFTERNOON General meetings and small group dis- cussions. EVENING SCHEDULE Evening programs are built around the problems and ideas expressed during the day. A combination of music, films, role- playing and dancing are used to present these ideas in dramatic form. A WEEK IN THE HIGHLANDER LIBRARY Those interested may spend an additional week following each workshop in study and reading in the Highlander Library. COST S48 covers the full cost of room, board ind tuition for one week: $8 per day for shorter periods, Scholarships covering ‘ll or part of the cost are available. Address fetters of acplicainoe ta: MRS. SEPT:MA CLARK. Workshop Director HRIGH..ANLCER FOLK SCHOOL —-/ MON“EAGLE, TSNNESSEE — WORKSHOP CONSULT! Dr. HERM KONG, Fisk Up JOHN ULBERTSON, Attorney, Mrs. ROSA PARKS, Montgomery Ji DEAN"B>R® BRAZEAL, Morehou Georgia. ontgomery, Jmpss mery. Ala. TH, Southern Regjonal _Atlanta, Georgia JDUNIGAN, Pringipal, Oak igh. pchool. Oak Ridge, Tens ROBERTTMENEFEE, Berea College — P=) cil, a depaBinnper Alabama State | ontgomery, Alabama spose, American Frienc ice Committee, Philadelphia, Pa Dr. F. D. PATTERSON, helps MRS._VIVIAN CARTER MASOdend? “TtT COURAP OM Neprewenten, ington, D.C. LIFE AT HIGHLANDE Lifd at Highlander is extrem mal. Classes are often held out ing quarters are simple —— tea students live at the school, shai ing quarters in the main build cabins. There is tins for reading Berry, iaiking » ci visitors an sinving im the ov cing, swiss fishing in the «lool jake, |; . kelley ball, Bring comfortable Shaes