The Council of Federated Clubs is now in definite existence. The preliminaries of drawing up articles of agreement between the component clubs, deciding on the form of organization, and electing ...

The Council of Federated Organizations (COFO) was founded in 1961. It was the brainchild of Civil Rights activist Bob Moses ...

Jackson State University’s Office of Community Engagement unveiled its new Council of Federated Organizations mural on Saturday, July 24. The mural, located on the outside of the COFO building ...

One of the most significant civil rights advocates in the state during this time was Mound Bayou’s T.R.M Howard, a surgeon and businessman who came to Mississippi in 1942 from his native Kentucky.

Officials said the latest Mississippi Freedom Trail marker will be unveiled Wednesday at Jackson State University, where an umbrella group for civil rights organizations met from 1963 to 1965. The ...

The Council of Federated Organizations Building in Meridian, where civil rights workers James Chaney and Michael and Rita Schwerner worked, became the latest victim, joining Jackson's downtown ...

Twenty-four University of Minnesota Duluth students, faculty, staff and community members went on a life- changing journey during spring break this month. We traveled south on a civil rights ...

Articles of agreement for the definite organization of the council of federated clubs were accepted by the delegates of the following clubs at a meeting held in the Union last evening: Debating ...