This series also includes records from workshops that were organized by other groups, but which featured presentations or participation by a Deafpride member. For Deafpride workshops, see series 3. Groups represented include the Women’s Technical Assistance Project, the National Association of the Deaf, the National Center for Law and the Deaf, and Gallaudet College (later Gallaudet University). The series also includes records of a number of programs and workshops organized by Howard University, particularly Howard’s Council of International Programs.

Of special interest in this series is a 1970 set of minutes from the People’s Organization Working for Economic Reform (POWER), a DC-based economic justice organization whose board included future mayor and councilman Marion Barry, Jr., and United Black Fund founder Calvin Rolark, as well as Ann Wilson.