This is a photo of Atlanta, Ga., residents participating in a prayer vigil and march in support of a nuclear weapons freeze and in remembrance of the people who died when the United States dropped atomic bombs on the Japanese cities, Hiroshima and Nagasaki, 37 years ago.

Used in CM 18-33-4. Afro-American Students decorate a branch for the "Hansel & Gretel" operetta to be given at the John Hope Elementary School. Part of MCC's Urban Teacher Corp (like TAP but in NA). Photo by Lois Dyck

Alice Hess, a UTCer and volunteer for Mennonite Central Committee in Atlanta Georgia, teaches school in an Afro-American classroom. Not found in CM.

This is a photo of David Kreider, right, talking with a group of school children among the trees at Atlanta's Outdoor Activity Centre.

This is a photo of (left to right): Beth Hodges talking with Rob Johnson, one of the founding partners of the Open Door, a shelter for the homeless in Atlanta. They are standing in front of a welcome banner.

This is a photo of Donna Heinrichs, left, sitting on the floor with students at the Cerebral Palsy Centre in Atlanta.

This is a photo (left to right): Yolawnda Edge, a friend of Sides, and Judith Sides of Philadelphia, Pa., MCC U. S. worker holding a banner that reads: "NONE OF US ARE FREE UNTIL ALL OF US ARE FREE". The banner was sewed by Sides and the Atlanta MCCers cared it in a January 24, 1987, march in Forsyth County, Ga. The march was a witness against the hatred and intimidation of the Ku Klux Klan and other white supremacist groups in that area. In the centre of the photo, in back, is MCC U. S. Atlanta worker Maureen Peats of Waterloo, ON.

This is a photo of three people sitting at a large table and four people sitting in chairs against a wall. Jennifer Delanty (in light coloured jacket), MCC U. S. worker, is recording what is happening at this Atlanta Public School Board meeting. Delanty works with Apple Corps, a school-support group that promotes quality education in the Atlanta schools and serves as a link between the board and Atlanta parents.

Bernie & Delores Martens of Sardis, British Columbia. MCC assignment: Atlanta, Georgia

Bernie Martens, MCC volunteer from Clearbrook, with the Saint Vincent de Paul Society in Atlanta Georgia, packing food hampers for the disadvantaged

Beverely Hellman teaches an Afro-American nursery school student how to brush her teeth. Not found in CM.

This is a photo of Richard Heirman, in the back wearing an MCC T-shirt, is standing with a group of children who visited the zoo.These children live in Hollywood Court, one of Atlanta's 40 public housing projects.

This photo is of Coretta Scott King and Billy Graham standing beside Martin Luther King's tomb.

Dan Martin, a UTCer, helps a African-American child with his school work in Atlanta, Georgia. Not found in CM.

This is a photo of (left to right): Howard Heddings, Abe Petkau and Les Gustafson-Zook, MCC U. S. Atlanta unit co-director, discussing renovation plans in the attic of the MCC U. S. voluntary service unit house in Atlanta, Georgia.