"As someone who was active in the struggle against apartheid inside South Africa and later for two decades in the U.S., I believe it is extremely important that the history of the solidarity movement be documented."
— Dumisani S. Kumalo, South African Ambassador to the UN, letter to David Wiley, 20 December 2002.

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Support the African Activist Archive Project

This project is an important documenting of the work pursued by so many people to achieve a U.S. policy in support of African freedom, democracy, and justice. Indeed, in ending U.S. support to apartheid South Africa, it is the most important case of a movement of the American people to change a major U.S. foreign policy in which there was not major loss of American lives (as in Vietnam).

Like the movement, financial support of this project by individuals is crucial to the success of this project.

Checks should be written to "Michigan State University" and mailed to:

David Wiley, Director
African Studies Center
Michigan State University
100 Center for International Programs
East Lansing, MI 48824-1035

Please denote the check as for "African Activist Archive Project" or include a short letter so that we know your donation is earmarked for this project.

Michigan State University is a 501(c)(3) organization, and donations are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. If necessary, we can send you a copy of the MSU IRS tax determination letter. There are special state tax benefits for Michigan donors as well.

Please send an e-mail message confirming your mailing of the check to David Wiley and Richard Knight.

Thank you for you support.