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Descriptive Summary

Historical Note

Scope and Contents

Restrictions

Index Terms

Related Material

Administrative Information

Description of Series

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Citizens United for the Rehabilitation of Errants (C.U.R.E.) Records, ca. 1947, 1972-2000



Descriptive Summary

CreatorCitizens United for the Rehabilitation of Errants (C.U.R.E.)
TitleCitizens United for the Rehabilitation of Errants (C.U.R.E.) Records,
Dates: ca. 1947, 1972-2000
AbstractCitizens United for the Rehabilitation of Errants (C.U.R.E.) is a membership organization of families of prisoners, prisoners, former prisoners and other concerned citizens who work to reduce crime through criminal justice reform. Correspondence, newsletters, legal material, photographs and printed material document the work of the organization at both the national and state levels.
Accession Nos.94-206; 94-262, 97-025; 97-028; 97-039; 97-096; 97-133; 97-222; 97-354; 98-343; 99-029; 2000-003; 2001-010; 2003-030; 2007-018
Extent10 ft., 3 in.
LanguageEnglish.
RepositoryCenter for American History,The University of Texas at Austin

Historical Note

Citizens United for the Rehabilitation of Errants (C.U.R.E.) was founded in 1972 by Charles and Pauline Sullivan in San Antonio, Texas as a membership organization of families of prisoners, prisoners, former prisoners and other concerned citizens who work to reduce crime through criminal justice reform. In 1985, the Sullivans moved their headquarters to Washington D.C. and established National C.U.R.E. There is currently a C.U.R.E. chapter in almost every state.

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Scope and Contents

Correspondence, newsletters, legal material, photographs and printed material document the work of the Citizens United for the Rehabilitation of Errants (C.U.R.E.) at both the national and state levels.

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Restrictions

Access Restrictions

Unrestricted access.

Use Restrictions

Portions of this collection are stored remotely at the Library Storage Facility; 48 hours notice is required.

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Index Terms

Subjects (Persons)
Sullivan, Charles
Weaver, Donald H.
Subjects
Criminals--Rehabilitation
Grievance procedures for prisoners
Legal assistance to prisoners
Prison reformers
Prisoners--Civil Rights
Prisoners--Correspondence
Prisoners--Education

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Related Material

Lawrence C. Pope Collection, 1961-1989, Center for American History, University of Texas at Austin.

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Administrative Information

Preferred Citation

Citizens United for the Rehabilitation of Errants (C.U.R.E.) Records, ca. 1947, 1972-2000, Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin.

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Detailed Description of the Collection

 

At the Library Storage Facility:

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2.325/A23 (05226984)Washington chapter, 1989-1992
West Virginia chapter, 1990-1993
Wisconsin chapter, 1990-1994
Wyoming chapter, 1990-1994
Correspondence received, February-June, 1994
Constitutional amendment, 1988-1990
Seminars, 1986-1990
South Carolina chapter, 1988-1990
Michigan chapter, 1990-1991
National C. U. R. E. newsletters and brochures, 1986-1994
General correspondence, newspaper clippings, printed material, 1986-1994
Selected Aspects of Welfare Reform, Committee on Ways and Means, serial 103-29, March 30, 1993
Targeted Jobs Tax Credits, Committee on Ways and Means, serial 101-51, June 6, 1989
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2.325/A24 (05227003)C. U. R. E. - E. N. O. U. G. H. (Everyone Needs Opportunity, Understanding, Guidance, and Hope), 1992-1994
Federal Prison chapter, 1991-1994
C. U. R. E. - H. O. P. E. (Help Our Prisoners Exist), 1984
C. U. R. E. - I. A. (Incarcerated Aliens), 1994
Life-Long C. U. R. E., "Lifers" in prison, 1992-1994
C. U. R. E. - S. O. R. T. (Sex Offenders Restored through Treatment), 1989-1994
C. U. R. E. for Veterans, 1991-1994
Texas chapter, 1972-1994
National chapter, 1988-1992
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2.325/A25 (05226995)State chapters, 1986-1994
Texans Against State Killing flyers, 1991
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97-025/1 (05087968)Charles Sullivan, Washington Office files, 1993-1996:
Accreditation - Inmate Telephone
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97-025/2 (05083912)International - Mississippi
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97-025/3 (05087957)Missouri - Wyoming
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97-028/1 (05087946)Donald H. Weaver files:
P[rison] C[ommittee] R[ecommendation] case, legal documents, 1975
Prison Committee Recommendation case, correspondence, legal documents and notes, 1973-1975
Correspondence regarding medical history, 1967-1968
Lists, 1971-1975
Good time case, legal documents, 1972-1975
Prison Committee Recommendation and P[oint] I[ncentive] P[rogram] case, civil, 1975
Legal documents, research, 1971-1975
In Forma Pauperis forms, North Carolina legal brief, 1975 and undated
Good time case, [also Writ Habeas Corpus, personal papers], 1974
Writ of Habeas Corpus, good time case, 1970-1975
Criminal, [suit TY-76-116-CA, and 72-H-749], 1972-1976
Zavala, 1958-1973 and undated
Bexar, 1958-1976 and undated
Civil, 1975-1977
Cause No. 72-3113, denied October 9, 1974, 1971-1974
Legal correspondence, 1971-1975
The Jailhouse Lawyer's Manual, 1973
Legal research, 1973
Legal correspondence and notes, 1967-1970
Keough's files, legal aid instruments, Bexar-criminal, Zavala-Criminal, 1958-1972 and undated
Zavala county, 1970-1973
Bexar, criminal, challenge to grand jury, 1975-1977
Legal research, 1970-1972
Legal documents, research, 1955-1970
Ward, Hutchinson, 1955-1971 and undated
Research notes, undated
Ward, Hutchinson, Midland, Odessa, civil, 1955-1972
Bexar, 1971-1975
Bexar, Zavala, 1975-1976
Zavala, criminal, 1958-1961
Correspondence and legal documents, 1968-1976 and undated
Legal publications, 1969-1974
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97-028/2 (05083934)Donald H. Weaver files:
Federal Rules of Civil and Appellate Procedure, 1970
Texas Code of Criminal Procedure, 1969
Conviction transcript, volume one, 1971
Conviction transcript, volume two, 1971
Cause No. 72-2208, Zavala county, 1967-1972
Contra Costa County [California] Alternatives to Incarceration Committee, 1976-1977
Don Taylor eulogy, January 20, 1997
National newsletter, Holiday appeal, 1996
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2001-010/1 (08634717)State chapters, 1999-2000:
Alabama-Pennsylvania
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2001-010/2 (08634728)South Carolina-Wyoming
Issues and issue chapters, 1999-2000:
American Correctional Association and Colorado caucus
Americans with Disabilities Act
Alan Pogue's photograph exhibit, "Looking in the Mirror: Society Behind Bars"
Bonding
Capacity for C.U.R.E.
Church in criminal justice
Control unit prisons
Correctional education
Correctional health
C.U.R.E.
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2001-010/3 (08634739)Death penalty
Deaths for the convention
Drug treatment
Enough, the ex-offender issue chapter of C.U.R.E.
Federal C.U.R.E.
Furnishing Incarcerated Noncitizens with Direction (F.I.N.D.-C.U.R.E.)
Help Our Prisoners Exist (H.E.L.P.-C.U.R.E.)
Inmate phones
Lifelong C.U.R.E.
Private family visits
Restrictions (voting)
Sex Offenders restored through Treatment (S.O.R.T.-C.U.R.E.)
Vets
Work
Women in prison

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At Sid Richardson Hall:

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4M815[2007-018] Office files of CURE Executive Director Charles S. Sullivan, including correspondence and related material, arranged alphabetically, 2004-2006
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3S358Photographs:
Prisons, by Alan Pogue, (copyright restrictions) ca. 1947, 1978-1985
Mickey Leland, Charles and Pauline Sullivan, undated
Photo of meeting from Virginia chapter, undated
Joint committee staff: (left to right) Debbie Parchman, Barbara DiFerrante, Paul Keeper, Esther Chavez, James Gibson, Debbie Korkmas, Val Mendoza, John Albach, [1974]
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2.325/C114Newsletters, 1995-1999
Alabama, 1997-1998
Arkansas, 1998 and undated
Arizona, 1997-1998
California, 1997-1998 and undated
Connecticut, 1994-1998 and undated
Colorado, 1993-1999
Washington D.C., 1993-1998 and undated
Delaware, 1994-1998
E.N.O.U.G.H. [Everyone Needs Opportunity Understanding, Guidance, and Hope], 1993-1999
Fed[eral] ch[apter?], 1996-1998
F.I.N.D. [Furnishing Incarcerated Noncitizens with Direction] - C.U.R.E., 1998 and undated
Florida, 1996-1997 and undated
Georgia, 1997-1998 and undated
H.O.P.E. [Help Our Prisoners Exist], 1997-1998 and undated
Idaho, 1997 and undated
Illinois, 1996-1997 and undated
Indiana, 1995-1998 and undated
Kansas, 1993-1998 and undated
Life-Long, 1991-1998 and undated
Kentucky, 1997-1998 and undated
Louisiana, 1996-1998 and undated
Massachusetts, 1997-1998
Maryland, 1995-1998 and undated
Maine, 1997-1998 and undated
Michigan, 1993-1998 and undated
Minnesota, 1998 and undated
Missouri, 1994-1998 and undated
Mississippi, 1993-1998 and undated
Montana, 1998 and undated
National C.U.R.E., 1985-1986, 1997-1998 and undated
National C.U.R.E. Newsletters, 1996-1997 and undated
North Carolina, 1996-1998 and undated
North Dakota, 1995-1998
Nebraska, 1995-1997 and undated
New Hampshire, 1997-1999
New Jersey, 1992-1998 and undated
Nevada, 1996-1998 and undated
New York, 1996-1998 and undated
Ohio, 1987-1998 and undated
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2.325/C115Ohio, 1987-1998 and undated
Oklahoma, 1997-1998 and undated
Oregon, 1996-1998 and undated
Pennsylvania, 1997-1999 and undated
Rhode Island, 1998
South Carolina, 1995-1997 and undated
South Dakota, 1998
S.O.R.T. [Sex Offenders restored through Treatment], 1996-1998 and undated
Tennessee, 1995-1998 and undated
Texas, 1995-1999 and undated
Utah, 1996-1998 and undated
Virginia, 1996-1999 and undated
Vermont, 1997-1998 and undated
Washington, 1997-1998 and undated
Wisconsin, 1995-1998 and undated
Wyoming, 1997-1998 and undated
Accreditation, 1998 and undated
A.D.A. [American's with Disabilities Act], 1995-1998 and undated
Bonding, 1997-1998 and undated
Correctional education, 1994-1997 and undated
Correctional health, 1998
Convention, 1993-1997 and undated
Deaths in custody, 1995
Inmate phones, 1993-1998 and undated
Internat[ional], undated
Interstate Corrections Compact, 1986-1994 and undated
Johnson, Dan, 1988-1998 and undated
Open society, 1996
Private family visits, 1992-1995
Prison grants, 1994-1998
Restrictions (voting), 1980-1998 and undated
Vets, 1991-1998 and undated
Victims, 1997
Wellstone amendment, 1998 and undated
Work in prison, 1995-1998
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2.325/A77cFinal Report of the Joint Committee on Prison Reform, 63rd Legislature, December 1974
Report of the Citizens Advisory Committee to the Joint Committee on Prison Reform, 63rd Legislature, December 1974
Draft of the Final Report of the Joint Committee on Prison Reform
Excerpts from the Final Report of the Joint Committee on Prison Reform, 63rd Legislature
Texas Observer issues with articles about the Texas Department of Corrections:
"Coddling Criminals Texas Style," July 7, 1972
"Carrasco Questions," September 6, 1974
"Inside Prison," September 22, 1978
Nomination of Charles and Pauline Sullivan for the Junior M. Ator Legal Improvement Award, October 30, 1978
CURE special mailing, March 7, 1978
"Couple core of prison reform lobby," Houston Post, February 27, 1977

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