Black type on white paper. Comprises an Introduction and Fact Sheets numbered from 1 to 7. The stated purpose of the document is to help campaign workers carry out campaign duties for the 1967 Referendum, from giving speeches and participating in discussions, to writing letters to newspapers and reaching various types of audiences. Topics covered in the Fact Sheets include Aboriginal social conditions, international standards and precedents, Aboriginal land rights, support in Australia through colonial and commonwealth history, and rebuttals for possible objections from pastoralists and mining companies about Aboriginal land rights.

Twenty-five subject files relating to social justice campaigns. Each file may contain correspondence, clippings, copies of articles, and ephemera.

Essay by Neville Perkins, issued by The National Aboriginal Day Observance Committee. No date.

Single issue of NADOC News, for January 1986. ISSN 01556991. Includes black-and-white photographs and a coloured logo on the front page.

An open letter to fellow Aborigines to return to their ancestors' wisdom in dealing with problems instead of banners and placards.
Includes a poem entitled: Where is love by Nurunderi.

Paper prepared for 5th National Conference of Australian Council of Social Service, held at University of Queensland, 19-24 May 1968.
Topics include : relationships with the white community, sociological dimensions of the task ahead, case-studies in Aboriginal community development, pre-conditions for successful outcomes, role of the C.D. practitioner, methodology.
Includes bibliography.

Handwritten letter includes discussion about murders by Aboriginal people, some anecdotes about Aboriginal people at Ooldea and New Norcia Benedictine Mission, and general observations about the social conditions of Aboriginal people at the time.
Refers to a possible article by Daisy Bates for the Brisbane Telegraph.