SERIES II: CONSUMER EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY ADVOCACY

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{"value"=>"1967-2012", "type"=>"inclusive", "normal"=>"1967/2012"}

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{"value"=>"SERIES II: CONSUMER EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY ADVOCACY"}

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scopecontent

{"value"=>"<p>The series contains eighteen audio recordings and twenty-three videos, organized alphabetically by title and media type. The recordings date from 1967 to 2012. Titles are devised based on content of the recording or original documentation. Rice created or appears on most of the recordings.</p> <p>The recordings cover topics related to consumer education and Rice's work as a community activist. They include an episode of Rice's radio show, <span class=\"title\">The Consumer Advocate</span>; <span class=\"title\">The Poor Pay More</span> (1967), an educational film on which Rice consulted; conferences; and community information sessions. News media programs featuring segments about Rice's work as a consumer educator and community activist include <span class=\"title\">Conversations with Harold Hudson Channer</span>, <span class=\"title\">The Home Show</span>, <span class=\"title\">The McCreary Report</span>, <span class=\"title\">News and Views</span>, and news coverage of the SOS campaign to keep Con Edison's Harlem service centers open. Public events at which Rice appears include an HCEC award ceremony, a fundraiser for the National Black United Fund, and an event called Son-in-Law Day highlighting Black men's contributions to the community.</p>"}

date_start

1967

keydate

1967

date_end

2012

date_inclusive_start

1967

date_inclusive_end

2012

extent_statement

18 audio_recordings. 23 moving_image_recordings

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1. Conference: Consumer Concerns and Proposed Reforms
2. Conference: Consumer Federation of America
3. Conference: Consumer Protection
4. Conference: Consumer's Issues for the 90's
5. Conference: Eastern Consumer Conference
6. Conference: The End of the Reagan Era
7. Conference: The End of the Reagan Era
8. Conference: Information Prosperity and Information Poverty
9. Conference: Information Prosperity and Information Poverty
10. Conference: Presentation by Florence M. Rice
11. Conference: Unidentified presentation
12. Conference: Unidentified presentation
13. Conference: Unidentified presentations
14. Conference: Untangling the Telephone Lines
15. Conference: Untangling the Telephone Lines
16. Educational video: Managing Debt and Building Wealth
17. Educational video: The Poor Pay More
18. Event recording: Albert Tévoédjrè keynote speech
19. Event recording: Harlem Consumer Education Council Awards
20. Event recording: Mock protest funeral for Revlon, Inc
21. Event recording: Son-in-Law Day
22. Event recording: Tribute to Black Leaders
23. Information session: Consumer rights
24. Information session: Elder rights
25. Information session: Federal Communications Commission
26. Information session: Senior citizens [2/1]
27. Lecture: Technologies of Freedom: Bringing Home the Electronic Highway
28. Radio: The Consumer Advocate
29. Radio: Mark Time
30. Radio: News and Views
31. Television: Conversations with Harold Hudson Channer
32. Television: Florence M. Rice, Harlem Advocate
33. Television: Fulfilling the Dream
34. Television: The Home Show
35. Television: Manhattan Neighborhood Network
36. Television: The McCreary Report
37. Television: On The Money with NEDAP
38. Television: SOS Campaign compilation
39. Television: TechnoPolitics
40. Television: Telecommunications and Information Revolution