Item is one photograph of Yvonne White, Evelyn White, June White, and Lorne White taken in a studio as children.
Item is a newspaper clipping from the Globe and Mail titled, "Your people are my people."
Item is an article from the Globe and Mail titled, "The World Conference Against Racism is likely to be remembered not for the hate it conquered but for the divisions it fosters, says reporter."
Item is a photograph of Connie Scott (née Connie Davis, Constance Davis) and Wilfred Scott sitting on a rock.
Item is a photograph of Wilfred Scott standing on the steps of an unidentified building.
Item is a book of poetry about the social structure of a fictional town and the protagonist's emotions.
Item is a newspaper clipping from the Globe and Mail titled, "What makes human rights right?"
Item is a photograph of Wanda Robson's sons, from left to right, Stephen Neal, Gordon Neal, and Jeff Neal standing in the doorway of Jack's Barber Shop in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Item is a photograph of three of Wanda Robson's sons, Stephen Neal, Jeff Neal, and Gordon Neal.
Item is a photograph of one of Wanda Robson's sons sitting on steps to an unidentified house.
Item is a photograph of one of Wanda Robson's sons sitting on steps outside of an unidentified house.
Item is a photograph of Wanda Robson (second from left) with co-workers from the Atlantic Fisheries Lab at the Eastern Passage Airport in Eastern Passage, Nova Scotia to say goodbye to 'GB'.
Item is a photo of Wanda Robson (seated, centre) with a group of her colleagues from the Atlantic Fisheries Lab in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Item is a photo of Wanda Robson (seated, centre) with a group of her colleagues from the Atlantic Fisheries Lab in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
File consists of materials related to Wanda Robson's time as a Bachelor of Arts student at Cape Breton University (CBU) in Sydney, Nova Scotia. Also included is a newspaper article about the honorary Doctor of Letters degree Robson was granted by CBU in 2012.
Item is a photograph of Wanda Robson and Joe Robson eating dinner with their grandchildren, Emma [?] and [?], during a visit to Vancouver, British Columbia.
Item is a photograph of Wanda Robson (front, second from right) and Joe Robson (far left) with seven unidentified people standing in front of a model sailboat.
Item is a photograph of Wanda Robson (front, second from right) and Joe Robson (far left) with seven unidentified people standing in front of a model sailboat.
Item is a photograph of Wanda Robson signing a copy of her book, Sister to Courage, while an unidentified woman sits next to her.
Item is a photograph of Wanda Robson (née Wanda Davis) working in the Federal Fisheries lab in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Item is a photograph of Wanda Robson (née Wanda Davis) at Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia.
Item is a photograph of Wanda Robson seated at a table at an unidentified event while a woman standing in front of the table talks into a microphone.
Item is a photo of Wanda Robson standing with a man and a woman at an unidentified event.
Item is a photograph of Wanda Robson and two men at an unidentified event.
Item is a photo of Wanda Robson with Mayann Francis, Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia, and Peter MacKay, Member of Parliament (MP) for Central Nova, at the unveiling of the Viola Desmond information panel in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia. A small crowd of people can be seen standing in the background.
Item is a photograph of Wanda Robson talking to Mayann Francis, Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia, at the unveiling of the Viola Desmond information panel in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia. Peter MacKay, Member of Parliament (MP) for Central Nova, is turned and is speaking to a woman who is part of a small crowd standing in the background.
Item is a photo of Wanda Robson with Mayann Francis, Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia, and Peter MacKay, Member of Parliament (MP) for Central Nova, at the unveiling of the Viola Desmond information panel in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia. A small crowd of people can be seen standing in the background.
Item is a photo of Wanda Robson (right) with Mary Colley, an old family friend, at a Preston and Area Board of Trade Dinner in Preston, Nova Scotia.
Item is a photograph of Wanda Robson seated at a table with, from left to right, [an unidentified man], Joe Robson, and author Lawrence Hill standing around her.
Item is a photo of Wanda Robson sitting with Jessie Murphy on the steps in front of the auditorium at Queen Elizabeth High School (QEH) in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Item is a photograph of Wanda Robson and Dr. Graham Reynolds each holding a gift at a library event. Teenagers can be seen sitting in the background.
Item is a photograph of Wanda Robson and Dr. Graham Reynolds each holding a gift at a library event. Teenagers can be seen sitting in the background.
Collection consists of records related to Viola Desmond’s 1946 arrest at the Roseland Theatre in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia and her posthumous 2010 free pardon granted by the Government of Nova Scotia. Also included are materials related to Viola Desmond and Wanda Robson’s civil rights work in Nova Scotia, including newspaper clippings and articles, diplomas, certificates, scholarship and bursary documents, a scrapbook and materials related to Robson’s education and published book, Sister to Courage. Included are photographs of the extended Davis family and published books about the Black Nova Scotian experience.
Robson, Wanda EloiseItem is a photo of Wanda Robson looking at a sheet of paper while three unidentified children stand around her.
Item is a photograph of Wanda Robson sitting on a bollard on an unidentified wharf.
Item is a photograph of Wanda Robson wearing a long gown with her hair done in victory rolls.
Item is a photograph of Wanda Robson as a teenager standing in a living room.
Item is a photograph of a poster advertisement for The Black Artists Network of Nova Scotia (BANNS) event "Black Writes: An afternoon with African Nova Scotian authors and storytellers," featuring Wanda Robson, Louise DeLisle, Rolanda Kane, Gloria Wesley, Evetta Thomas, Sharon Robart-Johnson, Donna Byard Sealey, Craig Smith, Dr. Anthony Stewart and Izreal.
Item is a photograph of Wanda Robson working at a desk in the Atlantic Fisheries Lab in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Item is a photograph of, from left to right, Wanda Robson (née Wanda Davis), Olive Scott (née Olive Davis) and Connie Scott (née Connie Davis) standing outside in front of a tree with their arms around each other.
Item is a photograph of Wanda Robson (née Wanda Davis) holding her young son, Stephen Neal.
Item is a photograph of, from left to right, James Davis, Wanda Davis, Milton Neal, and Gwendolyn Davis standing behind the cake on Wanda and Milton's wedding day.
Item is a photograph of, from left to right, Genie Davis (Eugenie Davis), Wanda Davis (Wanda Robson), Milton Neal, and an unidentified man standing behind a wedding cake on Wanda and Milton's wedding day.
Item is a photograph of Wanda Davis (Wanda Robson) and Milton Neal cutting the cake on their wedding day.
Item is a photograph of Wanda Davis (Wanda Robson) with an unidentified man standing outside of a house.
Item is a photograph of Wanda Robson (née Wanda Davis) sitting with Jessie Murphy on the auditorium steps of Queen Elizabeth High School (QEH) in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Item is a photograph of Wanda Davis (Wanda Robson) holding a baby [at Clara's house in Malden].
Item is a studio portrait of Wanda Robson (née Wanda Davis) taken at Mayfair Studios. A handwritten note in the corner reads: "To Em and Bus, With Love, Wanda."
Item is a photograph of Wanda Davis (Wanda Robson) as a young child sitting on a chair on the sidewalk of Swaine Street in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Item is a studio portrait of Wanda Davis (Wanda Robson) as a teenager.
Item is a photograph of Wanda Robson holding a beaker while working at the Atlantic Fisheries Lab in Halifax, Nova Scotia.