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This series contains several drafts and proofs of Charlayne Hunter-Gault's autobiography In My Place.

The Insurance Rating Bureau series consists of correspondence, reports and transcriptions. These files relate to a proposed insurance rate increase for 1964.

Series III. International Organizations contains records related to Long's work with international advocacy and mental health organizations. The bulk of the series documents Long's work with the World Federation for Mental Health (WFMH), a nongovernmental organization founded in 1948. Long served as President from 1995 to 1997 and the series contains WFMH correspondence, conference materials, planning and organizational materials, board and meeting minutes, and newsletters. The series also includes materials from the European Regional Council, a member group of the larger WFMH, and materials related to the formation of a North American Regional Council. The series also documents Long's work with the United Nations Committee on Mental Health and her participation in the 1995 United Nations World Conference on Women held in Beijing, China. Some of the subjects that Long focused on internationally include prevention promotion and mental health global awareness initiatives, issues related to women, and mental health for refugees.

Two folders containing the text of Gowen's presidential speech at the Georgia Bar Association's annual meeting and news clippings on the meeting. It also includes a few news clippings with references to Gowen's private law practices in Brunswick and Atlanta.

Series III. Legal includes correspondence, depositions, official court documents, and research related to cases that the ACLU litigated or supported, as well as files on cases that they considered but did not accept. The most common issues they litigated include children's rights, criminal justice, freedom of speech and assembly, LGBT rights, racial discrimination, and religion.

Series III. Legal Career and Personal documents Robinson's work with the Circuit Public Defenders and the Georgia Public Defenders Standards Council as well as his commitment to mentoring early-career attorneys. Also included are op-ed pieces written by Robinson concerning public defenders and a variety of issues of concern to Macon and Bibb County.

Series III. National Association of State Departments of Agriculture documents Irvin's active participation in NASDA, including serving as chair of their National Egg Pricing System Study Committee. The series includes correspondence and memos, materials from annual meetings, committee materials, financial records, membership records, press releases, and reports.