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Series IV: Artifacts contains oversized posters, framed and unframed awards and certificates related to the Parkerson's activities as diplomats in Latin America. It contains oversized posters and art images, framed and unframed awards, plaques, and engraved commemorative trays. The Artifacts series also includes souvenirs related to the travels of the Parkerson's over the years. This series includes materials that are signed originals.

Series IV. Artifacts contains plaques awarded to Kilpatrick for her contributions to education and public service as well as name tags denoting the positions she held on the Athens City Council and the Athens-Clarke County Commission.

Series IV. Artifacts contains items from Robinson's senate and mayoral service, including a hard hat with "War on Drugs" stickers, Senate memorabilia, and a photograph of Robinson at the door to the mayor's office.

Series IV. Audiovisual Materials contains moving images that document issues related to disabilities in Georgia and across the United States. Many of the items are commercially produced recordings that were purchased or recorded from a television broadcast.

This series contains audio and video recordings documenting protests (including ADAPT actions), the 1989 Speak and Be Heard Forum, broadcasts of the 1996 Paralympic Games held in Atlanta, events where Mark Johnson spoke, promotional videos produced by the Shepherd Center in Atlanta, disability rights songs, short films about persons with disabilities, and a four part documentary series produced by National Public Radio, Beyond Affliction: The Disability History Project.

Series IV. Audiovisual Materials include 5 videocassettes dating from 1988-90 during Peevy's last term as a Georgia state senator. The tapes document legislative activities and campaigns. The series also includes an oral history of Peevy conducted by the Senate Oral History Project in 2012.

Series IV. Audiovisual Materials includes video of Smith and other activists discussing visitability, anti-euthanasia and right-to-die, and other issues on news and public affairs shows, programs produced by Concrete Change and other groups, and documentation of actions and meetings, notably with HUD Secretary Henry Cisneros.

Series IV. Bates Index contains the index created by Weekes & Candler staff for the portion of this collection (approximately 50%) that is stamped with Bates numbers. Bates numbers are a sequential number that is stamped onto each page or group of pages in the collection as a way to track the documents. The index is organized by Bates number and has a page of information about each document. That information can include the title, author, date, description of the document and why it was important to the case, the name of the case it was for, and if it was used in evidence.

Series IV. Campaigns and Elections contains campaign records for state and national offices. This series dates from 1980 to 1995 and contains 9 linear feet of material. Subseries A. Campaign Files contains general political campaign files, strategic planning for statewide campaigns, and files on democratic opponents. Campaign files included are from Billy Lovett's race for Insurance Commissioner in 1990 and Bill Flaherty's race for Commissioner of Labor in 1992. Subseries B. Campaign Finances includes financial records related to specific campaigns, donor lists, and election disclosure reports. Subseries C. ORViS (Optimum Republican Voting Strength) contains the statistical analysis of election results of the ORViS program implemented by the Georgia Republican Party in 1987. The ORViS materials date from 1987 to 1994 and document election targeting for state congressional and senatorial districts as well as national elections.