Dick V. Cook Papers

Dick V. Cook Papers

Civil rights

Community Organization

Maryland--Baltimore

Social action

Personal papers.

Richard V. "Dick" Cook was a community organizer, non-profit consultant, professor and director of the Social Work Community Outreach Service at the University of Maryland School of Social Work from 1995-2013, and director of the Greater Homewood Association in Baltimore during the 1970s. This collection documents Cook's work in community organizing, teaching, and non-profits. It contains his writings and manuscripts, research, collected materials, ephemera, teaching-related materials, and community organizing training materials and tools.

Cook, Dick V.

Dick V. Cook Papers, University of Baltimore Special Collections & Archives

1962-2016

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