Oregon Health & Science University, Historical Collections & Archives
MindFreedom International records
MFI (MindFreedom International)
2013-026
23 linear feet
1966-2013
The mental health advocacy group MindFreedom International is part of a collaborative network of organizations of international proportions. Beginning in the 1970s with local groups in scattered locations, it gradually coalesced into its current form. MindFreedom has alway stood for patient rights in the face of involuntary commitment and forced therapies, from restraints to psychosurgery. The collection provides a vast array of materials covering the growth of the "Psychiatric Survivors" and "Mad Pride" movements; not only in the United States, but also in Canada, Europe, and as far afield as New Zealand.
English
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The collection is divided into six major series: "Series I: Papers," "Series II: Administrative records," "Series III: Issues," "Series IV: Publications," "Series V: Photographs," and "Series VI: Audiovisual."
MindFreedom International (MFI) is an advocacy group for people with mental health issues, which traces its origins to the 1970s. Organizer David Oaks of Eugene, Oregon, first became acquainted with the mental health system while he was a student at Harvard (circa 1976). Afterwards he began networking with nascent associations concerned with the issues facing patients, and together they became passionate champions for them against forced institutionalization, drugging, and psychosurgery.
MFI grew out of collaboration with entities already working in the field. These grass-roots organizations included the Mental Health Patients Liberation Front (MPLF), of Boston (1971); the Network Against Psychiatric Abuse (NAPA), of San Francisco (1972); and the National Association for Rights Protection & Advocacy (NARPA), (1980). Together they had an ambivalent and often oppositional role to the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (NAMI), which was organized in 1979, and felt to be a creature of the psychiatric care industry.
A new advance was the creation of an advocacy magazine, "Dendron" (1986). This was followed by the organization of MindFreedom, joining an umbrella group with NARPA and the Support Coalition International (1990). For years they were generally known as MindFreedom Support Coalition International, before coalescing under MindFreedom International in 2005.
Some materials in this collection may be restricted due to the presence of protected health information (PHI) or other confidential information. Please contact Historical Collections & Archives for more details regarding access.
This collection contains most kinds of media available. Paper documents include correspondence, memos, reports, appendices, brochures, and other ephemera. There are also visual and audiovisual materials, such as photographic prints, CDs, DVDs, strip negatives, slides, and one audiocassette.
The content is part historical, part organizational, and part polemical. It attempts to show the gradual growth of the mental health advocacy movement. From a varied assortment of interested parties there grew a cooperative web of support, for both groups and individuals at odds with what was viewed as the punitive actions of a flawed mental health system. It shows the specific actions and policies taken in their quest to halt or ameliorate forced treatment, and to envision alternative ways of approaching mental health issues.
"Series I: Papers" includes the written works of organizer David W. Oaks. There is a sub-grouping of files labeled "Credibility". These are files which were felt to bolster the organization's message and work. Oaks' writings were published in a variety of organizational publications, as well as mainstream media papers.
"Series II: Administrative records" contains materials reflecting the day-to-day activities and subjects of concern at the organizational level. They cover everything from marches in Washington D.C. to memoranda about the hiring of interns.
"Series III: Issues" contains materials covering the core subjects of mental health advocacy. These include forced institutionalization and medication; psychosurgery such as electroschock and lobotomy; and hopeful alternatives such as community-based group homes and self-help organizations.
"Series IV: Publications" consists primarily of journals of the MFI and allied organizations. Books are a small portion of this series. The earliest publication, "Acting ," was the newsletter of the Mental Health Liberation Front of Boston. David Oaks is credited as being among the original staff. The most prominent of these is "Dendron." Dendron is David Oaks's publication via the Clearinghouse on Human Rights & Psychiatry. He was the creator & editor. Its headquarters was located in Eugene, Oregon. There is normally more than one issue in a file. Some of them are galley proofs. In 2001, with issue number 44, "Dendron" was re-named "MindFreedom Journal." It kept the numbering (though in a different style) for the first issue only. Henceforth issues were listed as a seasonal quarterly, starting with Winter. "State and Mind" was previously known as "RT: A Journal of Radical Therapy." published in Somerville, MA. Issues have been individually foldered.
"Series V: Photographs" includes photographic prints; photocopies of prints; slides; and strip negatives. The strip negatives have been separated from their prints and housed in narrow polypropylene sleeves and paper files. The number of strips is in parentheses. The images are generally grouped by the formula People, Places, and Subjects.
"Series VI: Audiovisual" consists predominantly of discs (CD, CD-R, & DVD), with a VHS and an audiotape included. They cover the organizations' protest actions with collections of photographic images and video.
Finding Aid: James Hawthorne Beck Papers, 2000-004. This has information about Dr. James Hawthorne's Oregon Insane Asylum in Portland, Oregon, prior to the creation of Oregon State Hospital.
Subject file: Mental Health Advocacy, Box 13
MindFreedom International records, Collection Number 2013-026, Oregon Health & Science University, Historical Collections & Archives
Heather Marek, MFI staff.
OHSU Historical Collections & Archives (HC&A) is the owner of the original materials and digitized images in our collections, however, the collection may contain materials for which copyright is not held. Patrons are responsible for determining the appropriate use or reuse of materials. Consult with HC&A to determine if we can provide permission for use.
Some publications from this collection have been digitized and are available in the OHSU Digital Collections. Additional online holdings, including more publications, are available online as part of the Judi Chamberlin papers held at the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
Adams, Patch, 1945-
Chamberlin, Judi, 1944-2010
Foner, Janet
Oaks, David W.
Support Coalition International
Mental Patients Liberation Front
Network Against Psychiatric Assault
National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (U.S.)
National Association for Rights Protection and Advocacy
Psychiatry
Psychology
Activism--Social
Psychological abuse
Oregon
Mental Health
Medicine and Health
Series I David Oaks Papers
1977-2012
Awards
1999-2003
1
1
Biography
undated
1
2
Consultation Fees
2001-2010
1
3
Contracts
2005-2010
1
4
Correspondence
1982-1989
1
5
Correspondence
1983-2012
1
6
Correspondence
1990-1997
1
7
Correspondence
1999-2005
1
8
Correspondence
2006-2011
1
9
Correspondence
undated
1
10
Court Appeal
1
11
Interview notes
1982
1
12
Keynote address
2011
1
13
Letters of appreciation
1987-1990
1
14
Letters of appreciation
1991-2011
1
15
Letters of recommendation
1988-1999
2
1
NPR Transcript (Oaks and Dr. Paranjit Joshi)
2007
2
2
Passport photo
2003
2
3
Quotation of Oaks (in Harvard Magazine article "Successorama")
1997
2
4
Travel expenses-Ghana
2011
2
5
Tualatin Citations
1994
2
6
Workshop
1997-1999
2
7
Workshop
1999-2007
2
8
Workshop
2005-2006
2
9
Workshop
2007
2
10
Workshop
2008
2
11
Workshop grants
2010
2
12
Workshop grants
2010
2
13
Workshop
undated
2
14
Workshop
undated
2
15
Case Study of the Mental Patients Liberation Front
1977
3
1
Written work
1977-1981
3
2
Written work (Assorted articles)
1978-2011
3
3
Written work
1982
3
4
Written work
1982-1990
3
5
Written work (newspaper articles)
1997-2010
3
6
Written work
1991-1995
4
1
Written work
1996-1997
4
2
Written work
1998-1999
4
3
Written work
2000-2003
4
4
Written work
2002-2008
4
5
Written work
2004-2007
4
6
Written work
2007
4
7
Written work
2009-2011
4
8
Chapter: "The Moral Imperative of Dialogue ..." from Coercive Treatment in Psychiatry: Clinical, Legal, and Ethical Aspects by T. W. Kallert, editor
2011
4
9
Written Notes
undated
5
1
Written work
undated
5
2
Written work
undated
5
3
Credibility files
1979-1993
6
1
Credibility
1994
6
2
Credibility
1995-2011
6
3
Credibility
1999-2000
6
4
Credibility
1999-2002
6
5
Credibility
2003
7
1
Oaks Credibility
2003
7
2
Credibility
2003
7
3
Credibility
2004-2005
7
4
Credibility
2006
7
5
Credibility
2006
7
6
Credibility
2007
8
1
David Oaks Credibility
2008
8
2
David Oaks Credibility
2008
8
3
David Oaks Credibility
2008-2009
8
4
David Oaks Credibility
2010
8
5
Oaks Credibility
undated
8
6
Series II Administrative records
1978-2013
Activities
1986
9
1
Activities
1988
9
2
Activities
1989
9
3
Activities
1990
9
4
Activities
1990
9
5
Activities
1991
9
6
Activities
1992
9
7
Activities
1993
9
8
Activities
1993
9
9
Activities
2000
9
10
Activities
2001
10
1
Activities
2002
10
2
Activities
2003
10
3
Activities
2003
10
4
Activities
2004
10
5
Activities
2005
10
6
Activities
2005-2009
10
7
Activities
2006-2008
10
8
Activity
2006-2009
10
9
Activities
2008-2009
11
1
Activities
2008-2009
11
2
Activity
2009
11
3
Activity
2009-2011
11
4
Activity: Ex-Patients Protest, Washington D.C.
1992
11
5
Activity: Jung Sook Jang Protest
1991
11
6
Activity: Medication: Pro/Con from Register-Guard
2008
11
7
Activity: "No Force" National Day of Protest, Washington D.C.
1998
11
8
Activity: Ray Sanford's Electroshock Therapy
2008-2009
11
9
Amplify workshop (Ghana)
2011
11
10
Arts
2007-2009
11
11
Award to Patch Adams
2012
11
12
Berkeley
1983-2006
2001-2006
11
13
Berkeley
1988-1999
11
14
Berkeley
1988-1999
12
1
Berkeley
2000-2001
12
2
Berkeley
undated
12
3
Communities Empowering Youth (Video project)
2007
12
4
Consumer's Guide (Humor)
undated
12
5
Correspondence
1981-1998
12
6
Correspondence
1999-2006
12
7
Correspondence
2007-2009
12
8
Correspondence, Volunteer
2008-2010
12
9
Credibility
1985-1998
13
1
Credibility
1999-2000
13
2
Credibility
2001-2004
13
3
Credibility
2005-2010
13
4
Graphics
undated
13
5
Graphics
undated
13
6
Graphics
undated
13
7
Graphics
undated
13
8
Graphics
undated
14
1
Graphics
1987
14
2
Graphics
undated
14
3
Graphics
undated
14
4
Graphics
undated
14
5
Graphics
undated
14
6
"Great American Support-In" (draft)
1990
14
7
Highlander Strategy Conference
2001
14
8
History
1979-1980
14
9
History
1981-1982
14
10
History
1988-1991
14
11
History
1991-2001
14
12
History
1999
14
13
History
undated
15
1
History of the Movement
1982-2000
15
2
Hunger Strike, Pasadena
2003
15
3
Internship, Samantha Johnson, MFI
2011
15
4
Lane County
2006-2009
15
5
Lane Co. Consumer Advisory Council
2009-2010
15
6
Lane Co. Consumer Advisory Council
2010-2011
15
7
Lane Co. Consumer Advisory Council
2011
15
8
Lane Co. Consumer Advisory Council
2011
15
9
Legal Order Revoking Patient Discharge (RESTRICTED)
2011
15
10
Mad Pride
2003-2009
15
11
Membership Survey (SCI)
2001
15
12
Membership Survey (SCI)
2001
16
1
Mental Patients' Liberation Front (MPLF)
1978-1983
16
2
MindFreedom International Conference (includes MFI pin of a winged brain in separate envelope)
2007
16
3
NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness)
1994-2001
16
4
NAMI-Money & Drugs
2001
16
5
Newspaper clippings (miscellaneous)
1996-2011
16
6
News Releases
1986-1990
16
7
News Releases
1990-2010
16
8
News Releases
1992-1997
16
9
News Releases
1998-1999
17
1
News Releases
2000-2005
17
2
News Releases
undated
17
3
Normality Screening Kit- humor (laminated poster)
undated
17
4
Opal Training Institute
2009
17
5
Opal Training Workshop
2009
17
6
Opal's Story
2009
17
7
Oral History Project
2001
17
8
Oral History Project
2001
17
9
Oregon Consumer Survivor Coalition (OCSC) Mtg. notes
2009 July 27
17
10
Organization
1987
18
1
Organization
1992-1997
18
2
Organization
1994
18
3
Organization
1994
18
4
Organization
1995
18
5
Organization
1998
18
6
Organization
2006
18
7
Organization
2007
18
8
Organization
2007
18
9
Organization
2008
18
10
P.A.C.T. (Programs of Assertive Community Treatment)
1993-2005
19
1
Packwood Protests
1993-1994
19
2
Personal Stories
2007-2009
19
3
Petitions
undated
19
4
Pink & Blue (LGBT/Mad Pride support group)
2000-2008
19
5
Posters & Notices
1998-2013
19
6
"Pledge to Resist" Petition
2001
19
7
"Pledge to Resist" Petition
2001
19
8
Slogans & Songs
undated
20
1
Songs
20
2
Student-Practicum Agreement
2012
20
3
Support Coalition International (SCI)
1997-1998
20
4
SCI-Pledges to Resist Forced Psychiatry
20
5
SCI Strategy Conference
2002
20
6
TACS Conference: Online Marketing
2010
20
7
Talking Points (Involuntary Commitment)
undated
20
8
Tipper Gore Campaign
2000
20
9
Unique
2009
20
10
Workshop-Aids & Forms
2000
20
11
Workshop-Disability
2010
20
12
Boycott Normal
21
1
Illustrated Poem
undated
21
2
Madness Network File (Mailing lists of names)
undated
21
3
MFI Petition
2008
21
4
Psych Drugs
undated
21
5
"An Evening with David Oaks" (poster for talk at West Chester University, Pennsylvania.)
undated
22
1
Full Moon Rising (group, Eugene, Oregon)
1982-1986
22
2
Oversized Images (slogans for placards)
undated
22
3
Shock Therapy articles (from USA Today)
1995 December
22
4
"Thou Shalt Not Be Alone"(torn poster advertising a lecture held by the Cork Antiquarian Society, Ireland)
undated
22
5
Series III Issues
1968-2012
Abuse
1998-2008
23
1
Abuse
2007-2009
23
2
Advocacy
1998
23
3
Alternatives: Janice Foner Paper
1986
23
4
Alternatives
1992-1994
23
5
Alternatives
1993-2003
23
6
Alternatives
1998-2009
23
7
Alternatives
2000
23
8
Alternatives
2000-2007
24
1
Alternatives
2001-2010
24
2
Alternatives
2010
24
3
Alternatives Conference
2010
24
4
Alternatives
undated
24
5
Alternatives
undated
24
6
Alternatives
undated
24
7
Bibliography
1993
25
1
Braille
undated
25
2
Brain Damage
1975-2000
25
3
Disability
2008
25
4
Discontinuation Syndrome
1998
25
5
Drug Deaths
1968-2001
25
6
Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT)
1979-2007
25
7
Force/Forced Treatment
1998-2012
25
8
Genetics
1999
25
9
Global Mental Health
2008
25
10
Global Psychiatry
1997-2000
25
11
Holocaust
1993
25
12
Human Rights
2003-2004
25
13
Involuntary Outpatient Commitment
1993-2001
25
14
Labeling
1988-2007
26
1
Labor
2001
26
2
Medical Model
1989-1999
26
3
Neuroleptics
1987-1992
26
4
Neuroleptics
1992-2003
26
5
Placebo
2000
26
6
Police
2007-2008
26
7
Psych Drugs
1991-2006
26
8
Psych Drugs-Forced
1980-2000
26
9
Psychiatric Surgery
1984-1992
26
10
Psychiatric Surgery
1992-2004
26
11
Racism
1989-2000
26
12
Ritalin
2005
26
13
Restraints
1988-2012
27
1
Shock (Handouts)
1995
27
2
Shock Therapy (article)
1995
27
3
Side Effects-Dystonia
1999
27
4
Staff Attitude
2012
27
5
Talk Therapy
undated
27
6
United Nations
1996-2003
27
7
United Nations
2001-2002
27
8
United Nations
2004-2008
27
9
United Nations-Disability Convention
2008
27
10
United Nations
undated
27
11
Violence
1989-2005
28
1
Youth
1989-2008
28
2
Youth
1997-2012
28
3
Youth Drugging
1999
28
4
Youth Foster Care
2007
28
5
Zyprexa
2006-2007
28
6
Series IV Publications
1966-2012
Some publications from this collection have been digitized and are available in the OHSU Digital Collections. Additional online holdings, including more publications, are available online as part of the Judi Chamberlin papers held at the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
Acting Out No.1
Winter '79-'80
29
1
Club 13 (Lithuanian magazine)
2005
29
2
Consumer/Survivor Synergist Vol.6 (1)
2011 Spring
29
3
Consumer/Survivor Synergist Vol.6 (2)
2011 Summer
29
4
"Dendron" number 1
1988 January
29
5
"Dendron" number 2
1988 February
29
6
"Dendron" number 3
1988 March
29
7
"Dendron" number 4
1988 April
29
8
"Dendron" number 5
1988 May
29
9
"Dendron" number 6
1988 June
29
10
"Dendron" number 7
1988 August
29
11
"Dendron" number 8
1988 September
29
12
"Dendron" number 9
1988 October
29
13
"Dendron" number 10
1988 December
29
14
"Dendron" number 11
1989 March
29
15
"Dendron" number 12
1989 April
29
16
"Dendron" number 13
1989 July
29
17
"Dendron" number 14
1989 September
29
18
"Dendron" number 15/16
1990 January
29
19
"Dendron" number 17
1990 May
29
20
"Dendron" number 18
1990 July
29
21
"Dendron" number 19
1990 October
29
22
"Dendron" number 20/22
1991 March
29
23
"Dendron" number 23/24
1991 August
29
24
"Dendron" number 25/26
1991 December
29
25
"Dendron" number 27/29
1992 May
30
1
"Dendron" number 30/32
1992 October
30
2
"Dendron" number 33/34
1993 Fall
30
3
"Dendron" number 35
1994 Summer
30
4
"Dendron" number 36
1995 Spring
30
5
"Dendron" number 37/38
1996 Summer
30
6
"Dendron" number 39/40 Winter '97-'98
1997-1998
30
7
"Dendron" number 41/42
Winter
30
8
"Dendron" number 43
2000 Summer
30
9
European Newsletter (of Ex-Users and Survivors of Psychiatry) No.7
1998 Spring
31
1
Issues in Radical Therapy (Springfield Il.)
1983-1986
31
2
Madness Network News
1976-1986
31
3
Mental Patients Liberation Front Newsletter
1978
31
4
Mental Patients Liberation Front-Our Journal
1977 Fall
31
5
MindFreedom Journal number 44
2001 Summer
31
6
MindFreedom Journal Winter 2002-2003
2002-2003
31
7
MindFreedom Journal Winter 2004-2005
2004-2005
31
8
MindFreedom Journal
2006 Fall
31
9
MindFreedom Journal
2008 Spring
31
10
MindFreedom Journal
2008 Fall
31
11
MindFreedom Journal Winter 2009-2010
2009-2010
31
12
MindFreedom Journal
2011 Summer
31
13
Newsletters
1982-2012
31
14
Phoenix Rising:"The Voice of the Psychiatrized" (Toronto, Canada)
1981-1987
31
15
State and Mind v.6 (1)
1977 Fall
32
1
State and Mind v.6 (2)
1977 Winter
32
2
State and Mind v.6 (3)
1978 Spring
32
3
State and Mind v.7 (2)
1979 Spring
32
4
State and Mind v.7 (3)
1980 Summer
32
5
Streetwise-Over Medication
2000 December
32
6
Our Voice (Notre Voix):Viewpoints of the Psychiatrized since 1987 No. 54
2012 January
32
7
Alternatives Conference Program, Portland, Oregon
2012
32
8
Consumer/Survivor-Operated Self-Help Programs (1980s) v.1 (USDHHS)
undated
32
9
Dr. Caligari's Psychiatric Drugs
1987
32
10
Emotional CPR:Asitiendo a Personas en Crisis Emocional (Spanish)
2012
32
11
"Experience as Social and Cultural Capital..." by Ji-Eun Lee (thesis), U. Winnipeg
2007 June
32
12
Oregon Country Fair Calendar 25th Anniversary
1994
32
13
Pathways to Policy by Jonathan Bureau and Jane Shears
2007
32
14
Patients' Rights Advocacy Resource Handbook
2007
32
15
Rethinking Psychiatry: Two Day Symposium (Program)
2011
32
16
Self Advocacy (Resource Manual), by Connecticut Self-Advocates for Mental Health Inc.
undated
32
17
South Willamette Valley Nonprofit Network (Handbooks)
2012
32
18
Alternatives Beyond Psychiatry by Peter Stastny & Peter Lehmann eds.
2007
33
1
Anatomy of An Epidemic by Robert Whitaker
2010
33
2
Anti-Psychiatry Bibliography by K. Portland Frank
1979
33
3
Brainstorm by Jim Blashfield & Gideon Bosker (Autographed by the giver, Zore Shardawn Delphia.)
1983
33
4
Cultures of Healing by by Robbert T. Fancher
1995
33
5
They Say You're Crazy by Paula J. Caplan, Ph.D.
1995
33
6
"You Said A Mouthful!": An Anthology of Dental Humor by Gerald Epstein, D.M.D.; publisher Dental Executives Associates, N.Y. (autographed by author; UOSD alumnus 1947)
1966
33
7
Series V Photographs
Activists (7 color, 1 black and white)
undated
34
1
Louise Austwick campaign (6 color)
undated
34
2
Paula Caplan-author (1 black and white)
34
3
Ken Collins (middle) with Justin Dart (1 color)
undated
34
4
Justin Dart, Jr. (1930-2002)-Disability Activist (33 color)
1999
34
5
Janet Foner (1 color and envelope)
1994
34
6
Byron Fraser (3 color microprints)
undated
34
7
Walter Freeman, M.D.-Lobotomist (1 color)
1968
34
8
In the Wild (5 color)
undated
34
9
Bruce E. Levine-author (2 black and white and card)
2002
34
10
Migrant Workers Abused at Oregon State Hospital (black and white clippings)
1992
34
11
Miscellaneous people (11 color and letter)
1995
34
12
Miscellaneous (2 color, 1 black and white)
undated
34
13
"Miss Altered States" (Mark A. Davis, M.A.) - Gay Pride/Mad Pride activist (3 color and card)
1992-2000
34
14
David Oaks (17 color, 1 black and white)
1998-2000
34
15
People at Protests-including Patch Adams & Bruce Levine (4 color, 3 black and white)
1990-2005
34
16
SCI Survivors at Wedding Reception, U.K. (1 color and letter)
1996
34
17
Jean Taylor at National Mind Conference, U.K. (1 color and letter)
1999-2000
34
18
Chris Valentine-inmate, Harbor Hills, Santa Cruz California (1 color)
1998 May
34
19
Conferences (22 black and white)
1992 June
35
1
Conferences (19 color)
1996
35
2
Conferences-Newport, Rhode Island (19 color, 1 black and white)
undated
35
3
Disability Power & Pride Inaugeral Ball, Washington D.C. I (50 color and letter)
2009 January
35
4
Disability Power & Pride Inaugeral Ball, Washington D.C. II (37 color)
2009 January
35
5
Foucault Tribunal, Berlin (1 color)
1998 May
35
6
"Fruit & Nut Bar Caucus"-LGBT demonstration (4 black and white)
undated
35
7
Hawaii (2 color and letter)
2000 May
35
8
Meeting (22 black and white)
1978
35
9
Meeting-1st SCI So. California Chapter (13 color and letter)
1996
35
10
Meeting (3 color)
1997 December
35
11
Meeting (includes Patch Adams) (16 color)
1999
35
12
Meeting-"No Force" (7 color and letter)
2001 March
35
13
Meeting & Demonstration (16 black and white)
undated
35
14
Meeting-Hult Center, Eugene, Oregon (7 black and white)
undated
35
15
Meeting-NARPA (17 black and white)
undated
36
1
Meeting-No Force (14 color)
undated
36
2
Meeting-Washington D.C. (16 color, 3 black and white)
undated
36
3
Meetings-Unidentified (20 black and white)
undated
36
4
Meetings-Unidentified (39 color)
undated
36
5
Meetings-Unidentified (27 black and white)
undated
36
6
Meetings-Unidentified (32 color)
undated
36
7
New Zealand-Anna De Jonge and PRAWI (9 color and note)
1999-2002
36
8
PIRC-Psychiatric Inmates Rights Collective (7 color)
undated
36
9
Protest-A.P.A (American Psychological Association) San Francisco (10 color)
1991 May
36
10
Protest-A.P.A. San Francisco 146th Annual Meeting I (44 color, 1 black and white)
1993 May
36
11
Protest-A.P.A. San Francisco 146th Annual Meeting II (35 color)
1993 May
36
12
Protest-A.P.A.,Toronto (2 color)
1993 August
36
13
Protest-Assembly Bill 1800, California (12 color)
2000
36
14
Protest-Canadian Medical Association-CMA (2 color)
undated
36
15
Protest-Lane County Hospital, Oregon (7 black and white, 14 color and clipping)
1992-1993
37
1
Protest-Mental Health Center, Toronto (35 color)
1994 August
37
2
Protest-Metropolitan State Hospital (MSH), Norwalk, California (34 color, 2 proofs)
1999
37
3
Protest-MSH, Norwalk, California (16 color)
undated
37
4
Protest-Michigan-Caro Psychiatric Center (15 black and white)
undated
37
5
Protest-"Million Mad March" I-Counter protest to Tipper Gore's "Walk the Walk" (16 color)
1998 May
37
6
Protest-"Million Mad March" II (6 color)
1998 May
37
7
Protest-Miscellaneous (30 color)
1992-1993
37
8
Protest-Miscellaneous-California; Oregon; Washington D.C. (34 color, 1 black and white)
1993 June
37
9
Protest-Miscellaneous-APA; Oregon; Norway (8 color, 3 black and white)
1993
37
10
Protest-Miscellaneous-LGBT; Marijuana; No Shock (12 color)
1993
37
11
Protest-Miscellaneous-MSH Million Mad March; Milwaukee; Toronto (60 color)
1998-2000
37
12
Protest-Miscellaneous (12 black and white)
undated
37
13
Protest-Mother's Day, Toronto (74 color and notes)
2009 May
38
1
Protest-Mt. St. Helens Society, Portland, Oregon (8 color)
undated
38
2
Protest-NAPA at Alta Bates M.C., Berkeley, California (6 color, 3 black and white, and note)
1997
38
3
Protest-No Force, Albany, Oregon (6 color)
undated
38
4
Protest-No Force with Justin Dart (7 sepia)
undated
38
5
Protest-No Force, L.A. (2 color and note)
1998
38
6
Protest-No Force (30 black and white)
1998
38
7
Protest-No Force (13 color)
undated
38
8
Protest-No Force (14 sepia, 1 black and white)
undated
38
9
Protest-No Shock with Sistah Boom drummers (12 color and note)
1993
38
10
Protest-No Shock (16 color, 14 black and white and note)
undated
38
11
Protest-Olmstead Vigil, Olympia, Washington (7 color)
1999 April 21
38
12
Protest-Paris (9 color and memos in French)
1992 July
38
13
Protest-Paris (9 color, 2 postcards and letters)
1992-2000
38
14
Protest-Paris, Bastille Day (20 color)
2006
38
15
Protest-Second Opinion Society, Yukon, Canada (1 black and white)
undated
38
16
Protest-Support Coalition International (SCI) (20 color, 1 black and white)
undated
39
1
Protest-SCI, Portland Oregon (43 color)
undated
39
2
Protest-Support-In, Washington D.C. (10 photocopied color prints)
1992
39
3
Protest-Torrey, Seattle, Washington (6 color)
1999 June 22
39
4
Protest-Unidentified (12 color)
1993 September
39
5
Protest-Washington D.C (14 black and white, 5 color)
1992
39
6
Protest-Washington D.C (3 color)
1999 June
39
7
Protest-Washington D.C (23 color)
1999
39
8
Protest-"Welfare Warriors" bus tour, Milwaukee, Wiconsin (1 color)
2001 May 11
39
9
Slides (15 color)
1997-2001
39
10
Conference (10)
1992 June
40
1
Lane Co. Hospital (9)
1992-1993
40
2
LGBT Protest: "Fruit & Nut Bar Caucus" (4)
undated
40
3
Meeting (7)
1978
40
4
Meeting (3)
1996
40
5
Meeting (4)
1997 December
40
6
Meeting-Washington D.C. (2)
1998 May
40
7
Meeting-Washington D.C. (8)
undated
40
8
Meeting & Demonstration (8)
undated
40
9
Meeting & Hult Center, Eugene, Oregon(8)
undated
40
10
NARPA (1)
undated
40
11
"No Force" protest, Oregon (7)
undated
40
12
"No Shock" (ECT) Protest
1998
40
13
Toronto (7)
1994
40
14
Unidentified events (3)
undated
40
15
Unidentified events (10)
undated
40
16
Series VI Audiovisual materials
1968-2012
Activism for Human Rights in Mental Health
2005 April 29
41
1
David Oaks Images
2000 March 28
41
2
Freedom Rally 2002
2002 May 2
41
3
Freedom Rally 2003
2003 May 17
41
4
Forum Festival (MindFreedom-set of 4 discs)
2003 May 17
41
5
HP Deskjet (software)
41
6
Hunger Strike Photos
2003 August
41
7
Ireland (Oaks/Nunez photos)
2005 February
41
8
Mind Freedom
41
9
MindFreedom Crazy Competition (DVD-R)
41
10
MFJ number 45 (MindFreedom Journal)
41
11
MFJ number 45 (Office Copy) Leonard Line Scans
41
12
NARPA-Shocked (Tom Olin)
41
13
NARPA number 2
41
14
Numbered Series number 1 (Freedom Rally)
2003 May 18
41
15
Numbered Series number 6
41
16
Numbered Series number 7 (DSM)
41
17
Numbered Series number 8 (LIED 2)- list with photo key
41
18
Numbered Series number 9 (DVD-R)
41
19
Numbered Series number 10 (NU47?)
41
20
Numbered Series number 11 (Protest poster)
41
21
Numbered Series number 12 (LIED 1)
41
22
Numbered Series number 13 (ATA Material)
41
23
Numbered Series number 14 (MFBSP)
2002 February 22
41
24
Numbered Series number 15 (Hardlines AD)
41
25
Numbered Series number 30 (Congressional Hearing)
2006 August 14-18
41
26
Numbered Series number 33 (Actes du colloque nord-americain sur l'appropriation du pouvoir) (mini-cd)
41
27
Numbered Series number 41 (SlimScan & ScanMaker software)
41
28
Oaks Images
41
29
Support Coalition International (DVD)
41
30
CD-R blank
41
31
Care Farms of the Netherlands-DVD
2012
42
1
Informed ECT for Patients & Families with Dr. Max Fink (container says Support Coalition Dendron News)-VHS
undated
42
2
"Endless Love"- Memorial tribute to Pete Shaughnessy (co-founder of Mad Pride-UK) who took his own life in 2002.-VHS
2003
42
3
Spokes Meeting (audiocassette)
42
4